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Given that UKOG's share capital seems to be held exclusively by PIs, and most of them are likely to the British, the arrival of just one substantial Turkish player amongst the company's shareholders would make quite an impact.

Obviously, UKOG has all of its UK interests as well, so such an investor would need to rate highly the prospects of success in Turkey.

Whenever UKOG does come to undertake its placing, I wonder if it will attract Turkish money, given that the principal reason for the fundraise is to finance exploration/appraisal in Turkey.

Good luck.

Was simply pointing out that your choice of the last month's chart fits your agenda.

Easter was the 4th April.

Why not check it to include the days around Easter? Why choose the last month only?

But if the share price rises, then they need to issue fewer shares to raise a fixed sum.

If UKOG were pressed to raise funds, they would have called the GM a week earlier than they did.

We don't know the detail of the arrangements between UKOG and AME.

Not looking for fans, am looking for Angus's share to appreciate very significantly, so we're agreed on that, Jamesthesecond.

the preparation of the IPO of Greenland Listco is likely to involve a lot of work.

Yes, investverysmart and I agree with Lucky-Strike, I think it has the potential of a 10-bagger and quite possibly more (it's just a question of when the price rise begins in earnest!).

PS: the GM will have provided comfort to AME, they know the necessary funds will be raised in due course.

It's getting very late: if we don't see a fundraise on Monday, then I think we can assume the spud will take place before the fundraise.

It's become a longer-term investment for me than I had originally anticipated because:

1/ it's taken so long for the price to begin to respond to their plans; and

2/ I'm intrigued by their plans and wish to see how they develop.

This will be UKOG's 1st open offer, but it is highly unlikely to be their financial advisers' 1st such offer.

https://www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/investor-questions/

Agreed and none of that is currently in the share price (if we base the valuation of HH on Alba's figures and not those of UKOG!).

how can we find out more detail of the 'significant invoice' ...
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We can't and since it is a matter with legal implications, it is highly unlikely GL will answer any Investor Question relating to it.

Long-term opportunity at SSP, says Shore Capital

SSP (SSPG) may have to wait until 2024 for sales to return to pre-pandemic levels but Shore Capital says in the long term the food-on-the-go sector will boom.

Analyst Greg Johnson reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock after the owner of Upper Crust and Ritazza reported a dramatic rise in losses to £300m in the six months to 31 March, from £34m a year earlier. The shares closed down 1.9%, or 5.8p, at 302p on Wednesday.

‘Based on a recovery of pre-Covid-19 passenger volumes and a return to historic growth trends, the global travel foodservice market could be worth some £30-35bn by the end of the decade,’ said Johnson.

‘Were the group to increase its market share towards 20% it could equate to annual revenues of £6bn, sharply above our long-term modelling assumptions but not necessarily out of kilter with its historic track record.’

It's not an investment for 24 hours, so the share price movement over 24 hours isn't the essential.

Fortunately, as production declines, the price of Brent goes up.

(It all depends on your perspective as to how you present things).