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165.9m shares per advfn

208m shares traded over 2 days, that's more than 1/3rd of total issued capital, getting on for 1/2 of the float.

Think we may have seen the exit of some of the trading money that got spiked on the release of the CPR on 05/03, when almost 1/3rd of all shares changed hands in the one day, and, maybe, 15m shares attributable to Riverfort, assuming they have exercised their warrants.

A string of late-reported trades each for several million has been shown on advfn, so maybe Riverfort began to sell its warrants yesterday.

73.6m so far per advfn v 43.7m for the whole of yesterday's session.

Agreed, gkb47, I'm wondering if they haven't started selling today!

From the 20/04 RNS, re Riverfort:

New repayment dates have been set at six equal monthly instalments between 24 May and 24 October 2020 and, if the Company elects not to pay an amount on the due date, that amount will become either convertible at any time as per the original terms or simply repayable at final maturity. Otherwise no amount may now be converted. 15,000,000 warrants have been granted to the noteholders at a strike price of 1 pence in exchange for waiving rights under their notes.

15m warrants at 1p = £150k which Riverfort can exercise whenever they choose.

RNS this morning, revised ewt application to be submitted to WSCC no later than 20/08:

Angus Energy plc (AIM : ANGS) is pleased to announce that, pursuant to Town and Country Planning regulations, the Company has posted notice of its Application for an Extended Well Test at the Balcombe site, and following the statutory seven day waiting period, the submission will be lodged with West Sussex County Council in Chichester no later than Thursday 20(th) August...

Angus Energy plc (AIM : ANGS) is pleased to announce that, pursuant to Town and Country Planning regulations, the Company has posted notice of its Application for an Extended Well Test at the Balcombe site, and following the statutory seven day waiting period, the submission will be lodged with West Sussex County Council in Chichester no later than Thursday 20(th) August...

Trading Update

Robust like-for-like growth; modest pre-tax profits now expected for FY20; well-positioned to strengthen market position

Trading

Topps Tiles Plc (the "Group"), the UK's leading tile specialist, announces a trading update for the six week period ended 8 August 2020.

Retail trading over the first six weeks of our final quarter has been robust, with like for like retail revenues growing by 15.5% year-on-year...

from 6.42%, threshold crossed yesterday

Not sure anybody has informed Angus of that particular claim.

ANGS has been down in the dumps for more than a year, ever since the Kimmeridge failed to flow at Brockham.

Today's news concerns the Saltfleetby gas field, Angus's move away from the Weald.

Stocks aren't condemned to remain in the dumps for ever, new initiatives can generate new buying interest.

Should help to change the market's perception of ANGS: first, National Grid, now Shell.

If leading names in the business treat ANGS seriously, perhaps the market should, too!

Well done, GL and all of the team at ANGS!

Well done, too, all investors in ANGS!

Shell, it doesn't get much higher quality than that.

nomlungu,

Those who sold at 10p were obviously right to do so.

And those who sell at 0.20p, are they obviously right to do so, too?

Negativity on this board is one thing, what happens in the market is another.

Given all the gloom and doom, it probably means expectations are so low the share price will rise on almost nothing.

The AAAG posters can always buy back in and make a turn - when they took their losses, they must surely have sold out at a higher price than the current one.

Saltfleetby pipeline timetable

Wonder if the oil price isn't going to provide a tailwind:

Yet, in a sign of recovering consumption, the quantity of commercial flights around the world rose almost 6% in the seven days to Sunday, according to FlightRadar24 data. The average number of 67,000 planes in the sky was still far below the more than 100,000 pre-Covid.

“We are seeing a partial recovery in the energy market as countries around the world take steps to ease restrictions and reboot their economies,” (Saudi Aramco CEO) Nasser said. (from Bloomberg)