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Ocelot's claim of 16.1m was the figure shown by advfn.

It is true that advfn fails to allow for negative trades, ie cancelled trades, so a cancelled trade of, say, 1.5m will boost their volume figures by 3m.

https://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/2244I_1-2021-8-10.pdf

WG818,

Volume totalled 16.1m. Jamesthesecond wasn't alone in buying Angus today (and for good reason!).

£12m debt facility.

They are working to generate income. If they can achieve first gas by the end of the year, natural gas futures look very promising indeed for the first 6 months of next year before the 43p hedge kicks in.

They also have the warrants exercisable between 1.20p and 1.50p which are within easily attainable range of today's closing price.

Personally, very comfortable with their financial situation.

In fact, the lower exercise price, of 1.20p, is within pretty easy grasp of today's closing price, so the "near future" could, in truth, be the very near future.

You are seriously telling people that warrants will be exercised?
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From memory, the warrants are exercisable between 1.20p and 1.50p.

These are undemanding prices which, imho, are highly likely to be achieved in the near future as Angus's various projects are seen to progress by the market.

Q1 22: 110.500p
Q2 22: 70.290p

If they can achieve first gas by the end of the year, things are looking very good indeed for the half-year before the hedge at 43p kicks in.

https://www.theice.com/products/910/UK-Natural-Gas-Futures/data?marketId=5863521

Isle of Wight Council is expected to decide the Arreton application in the autumn.

At 0.95p it is above all of its moving averages, from 5-day to year-to-date.

5th highest risen now!

6th highest riser at present - all helps to draw attention.

16 filtered, 9 unfiltered on a page of 25 posts.

Looks as if the newest poster has been deleted, that didn't take long.

"hope to have answer (to de-watering) very soon" (GF in the video of the morning of 04/08);

IPO of Greenroc Mining this month.

Lots going on, lots to look forward to.

Think the next news may concern the permissions for converting HH-2z into a water injector, but, given the regulatory environment, nobody can make a firm prediction as to the precise timing.

re Saltfleetby:

-- Construction activities will commence in August with limited groundwork and foundations preparation on this pre-developed site. In situ fabrication of flowlines will commence in September as well as installation of the ground flare...

Saltfleetby Gas Field - Side Track and other assets

-- Rig tender and selection is already complete with tenders for associated equipment expected in the forthcoming week...

-- As regards planning and permitting, local authority approval was obtained last week. An initial presentation has been made to HSE. BSOR application to HSE will be made in mid August...

A focused proportion of this reprocessed seismic is currently undergoing interpretation by the technical team in order to provide an accurate representation of the sub-surface to aid in the successful design and drilling of the SF7V side-track, the results of which will be announced when available...

re Lidsey:

Seismic acquisition by Rees Onshore Seismic and Stryde is complete and reprocessing again by realtimeseismic.com is expected to be complete this week. The survey will tie-in the existing seismic lines to define the subsurface structure.

Thereafter we are allowing until the middle of September for re-interpretation and discussion with our partners in this Licence before presenting to shareholders...

Brockham Field - PL235 - 80% interest

Environment Agency determination of our application to reinject water for reservoir management at Brockham is expected to be made during September...

Bluejay top the risers, + 26.4%.

Alba's turn next?

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A British miner has teamed up with a company backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett to hunt down a mega-deposit of metals used in electric cars.

London-listed Bluejay Mining is set to receive £11m of funding over three years to explore an area of southern Greenland – which is undergoing a rush for metals used in the green transport revolution.

The cash will help fund work on a huge potential mine as part of the Disko-Nuussuaq project. The mine, which Bluejay bought licences for in 2017, is thought to contain nickel, copper, cobalt and platinum-group metals...

That kind of news can't do Greenroc Mining's IPO any harm!

GL! (GF is Alba).