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Re your question, mimbrit, can't help, haven't looked at any list of shareholders recently.

Pensana, Angola, proposed Saltend refinery near Hull:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czxnv7y03nno

The Issue Price represents a discount of approximately 35% per cent to the Closing Price of 0.046 pence per Ordinary Share on 1st October 2025, ... (1st placing RNS of 02/10).

A discount of approx 35% is already generous, would not expect the stock to trade below the placing price for long.

The chancellor also confirmed she was working with G7 counterparts "on our own critical minerals strategy, so that we are less reliant".

From the BBC's Faisal Islam's article covering Reeves' comments in Washington.

They can't say UKOG's demise is imminent either.

There have been no TR-1s from institutional investors to date.

All we can be sure of for the present is that UKOG's capital base has expanded very materially just recently and with that expansion has come a change in its composition.

Timely update on Motzfeldt!

He (Bessent) said earlier that more stakes were possible for sectors important to US national security, including in rare earths, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and steel. In rare earths, the administration would also set price floors and strategic stockpiles.

If you look back at the record, Bubblepoint, you will see that on a good number of occasions the share price has leapt up very considerably ... to the consternation of all those predicting UKOG's imminent demise.

But, personally, after raising £4.5m very quickly following its return from suspension, I believe the ball game has changed and we may well see a prestigious business choosing to partner with UKOG in the not-too-distant future.

"I can assure you that winning the lottery has better odds than any upside of worth from this shower".

No you can't, Bubblepoint. The volatility of UKOG's share price is a matter of historic record.

The answer to that one is ... not necessarily.

But, as the days pass, so the share is progressively absorbing the effects of the return from suspension and of the successive raises and, hopefully, setting itself up for a resumption of the upward movement.

12% of the day's volume in one trade: if it's not worth shouting about, there is no harm done in talking about it.

It budged at the close, + 6.15% on a UT of 17.7m shares.

Also, after the close, a late-reported 123m trade at 0.0269p.

He always appears pretty relaxed in his videos, but his time is, of course, precious.

It is clear they keep a permanent eye on potential prospects.

Best wishes.

Michael,

This is where the time goes, knocking on doors, doing the rounds of potential investors.

If your prospect is in a solid jurisdiction, given we are on Alba's board, have you thought of GF and Alba?

Nutty-Mike,

I am going to say "no" at the present time.

This has nothing to do with yourself or with your initiative and simply reflects the fact that I have a great deal going on at the present time - this board is where I come to relax.

I thank you again for all your kind words and wish you all the best in your endeavour.

Lots of soul-searching going on within the EU at the present re the accusation that Europe is "too slow".

Not easy to compete with the US's Federal government which can take stakes in companies in relevant sectors and the Chinese government which can plan decades ahead.

So let's hope GROC can tie up some of its required funding in the near(ish) future.

The price (of £20,000) fetched by the sale represents a premium of almost 8.5 times the spot price of gold, which currently stands at around £2,370 per ounce (RNS of 04/04/25).

The current GBP price of spot gold is £3,140.93, £770.93 and 32.5% higher.

"Spreadex is an FCA regulated provider of spread betting and CFD trading".

They cover their client positions on the market.

From Spreadex, so not an institution.