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You've been a member since 09/12/20, WG818. Angus's share price was nowhere near 38p at the time!

1/ Perhaps the more interesting question is how Donk and Ocelot for that matter can possibly still be happy after price crash after price crash ...
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WG818,

I dipped my toe into the water between the arrival of GL and the Brockham RNS of 28/06/19. Since then my initial position has evolved, I am very relaxed with the share price at its current level and look forward to the future, both in the immediate and longer terms.

2/ I have been here since the 38 p highs and have been constantly correct in my “predictions of Doom”...

Not as WG818 you haven't. When you first arrived on the board, I took you for a shareholder in AAOG, that company seemed to be the focus of your attention.

Energy price cap to rise by £693, Ofgem announces (+54% according to the BBC)
Here it is: Regulator Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap will rise by £693 in England, Wales and Scotland from April.

That will cause bills for the average customer to rise to £1,971.

Energy price cap to rise by £693, Ofgem announces (+54% according to the BBC)
Here it is: Regulator Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap will rise by £693 in England, Wales and Scotland from April.

That will cause bills for the average customer to rise to £1,971.

I'll revise that:
not to your knowledge.

No, therefore.

PS: if they are attracted to the tie-up with SOU, then, of course, they could try to persuade SOU to raise its "offer" and the (currently non-existent) cash element of the "offer".
Are they significant shareholders of SOU?

Doubt it very much, WG818, how could they possibly know what rival bidders may choose to bid?

All they've done, as far as I am concerned, is to try to put Saltfleetby/Angus into play. If SOU withdraws its "offer" (which isn't yet an offer) or is outbid, what are they going to do?

"Up to 15% now" leaves 85%+ to be convinced.

the Formal Sale Process was announced.

Think the process could begin to accelerate very soon now - will one of the bidders attempt to land a knock-out blow in order to discourage its rivals?

Yes, the separation has taken place. The Greenland assets are located in Greenroc Mining plc (GROC) which is listed on AIM and in which Alba retains a 54% holding.

OPEC and its allies agreed to make another modest output increase in March, sticking to their plan even as the failure of several members to deliver the scheduled monthly supply hikes stokes a rally in crude prices.

After a brief meeting on Wednesday, the 23-nation coalition rubber-stamped the nominal revival of 400,000 barrels a day for March, delegates said, asking not to be named because the information isn’t yet public. The alliance has has made identical pledges in previous months, but a Bloomberg survey showed that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries barely managed to increase supplies in January due to issues ranging from under-investment to militia unrest...

OPEC’s 13 members increased production by only 50,000 barrels a day in January as slight gains across the group were wiped out by a 140,000 barrel-a-day decline in Libya, according to the Bloomberg survey. The North African nation was stricken with a blockade of its western fields by militias, forcing the shutdown of its biggest reservoir, Sharara...

Russian oil producers pumped 46.53 million tons of crude and condensate in January, according to preliminary data from the Energy Ministry’s CDU-TEK unit. That could convert to 10.05 million barrels a day, or 50,000 below its quota for the month.

Pboo,

I think you should feel flattered!
ATB

Energy-rich countries from Qatar to Azerbaijan have all pledged emergency gas supplies to Europe, but the region is quickly figuring out it can’t replace top supplier Russia...

“Europe has no alternative to Russian gas,” said BCS Global Markets Senior Analyst Ron Smith. “You would have to divert half of the LNG that Asia consumes in order to replace Gazprom PJSC. And what would that mean? That would mean massive energy shortages all across Asia, you would export Europe’s energy crisis to Asia.” ...

For any prolonged disruption lasting through next two winters, Europe would have to curb demand, researchers at the Brussels-based Bruegel think tank said in a blog. And that uncertainty is likely to keep prices high as competition for LNG intensifies...

“This idea that ‘we will fill the gap with LNG’, no, you can’t. It’s physically impossible to do, there’s not enough LNG in the world to do that,” Smith said.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-02/europe-faces-harsh-reality-of-finding-russian-gas-irreplaceable?sref=Em01M8Hr

You've gone off at a tangent again, Ibug, this has very little, if anything, to do with the subject of the website's home page.

My post was entitled "website home page".

has been sharpened, with recent news posted at the top against a red background. Upping their investor relations approach?

https://www.ukogplc.com/

Combining extracts from answers to 2 Investor Questions:

The Company continues to believe that the CPR (albeit with small adjustments for timing of First Gas) as published is a true and fair view. We are conscious that the NPV valuations shown are indeed well above our market capitalisation and we regularly point this out to interested parties.

Clearly we are in the happy situation of having many interested parties in this asset and therefore are in a position to seek the best possible bid for shareholders.

2 + 2 = ?

The Company continues to believe that the CPR (albeit with small adjustments for timing of First Gas) as published is a true and fair view. We are conscious that the NPV valuations shown are indeed well above our market capitalisation and we regularly point this out to interested parties.

This is all bullish for the share price, whether the market takes note now or not.

Most long term shareholders don’t want the company sold because some invested at up to the 20p and would never get their money back. If the assets have no so called value by the markets nobody would want to buy them would they. Please consider this message when acting in the best interest of all shareholders. Thankyou. Asked on 30 January 2022

We will bear this in mind. Clearly we are in the happy situation of having many interested parties in this asset and therefore are in a position to seek the best possible bid for shareholders.