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"Progress continues despite the peculiar challenges presented by social distancing requirements. Whilst we await review and determination of this and our earlier planning application for the upgrade of the main site, immediate elements on our critical path in the next six weeks will be the first year's take-off contract and bid selection on key gas processing equipment. All the while detailed design continues apace on both pipeline and process facilities." (RNS of 04/06/20)

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FYI, I calculated Tellurian's average buy-in price for all of its shares to be 0.82p per share.

Remember last year's interims well. It was a Monday, 24/06/19. 4 days later, the share price tanked on the Brockham RNS of 28/06.

Happily, things are looking far more promising one year on.

He's welcome back, if he is.

Interims are to 31/03, but we've already had a more recent update on cash resources: "North of £4m" was the most recent figure from GL.

Got to think for yourself and not let others do your thinking for you.

Agree with Jamesthesecond.

Nobody else can put themselves in your shoes, do what you think is best for yourself.

Had to double-check when I saw H G Wells, but you're right, how extraordinary!

Qwerty,

After all this time, you still don't know how to spell the CEO's name! It's Stephen, not Steven.

Received £2.5m, decommissioned 2 sites, 1 and 3, for just under £80k.

Agreed, the first hour was a bit deceptive, have to wait and see where the volume winds up at the end of the day (about 450m, maybe?).

The negativity was much worse in the past, so things are definitely getting better!

True, failed to note your reference to the CPR.

The CPR's figures are based on the forward curve, which are precisely the prices I have been posting.

The date of that RNS is 06/02/17, ie more than 3 years and 4 months ago.

... We do want this Q&A site to be a forward looking forum which informs investors well about the real prospects of the company, the day to day technical challenges, and the huge opportunities that lie ahead in a rapidly changing and unpredictable world.

Alan2017,

If you look at the Saltfleetby presentation of December 2019 you'll find the 50.3p figure was "out of date" when the presentation was published.

That's because it's an average price over the last 10 years.

In forecasting figures for a project over the next 10-12 years, what gas price would you retain?

https://www.erce.energy/graph/uk-natural-gas-futures-curve

We have had a number of questions relating to events dating back before the present MD was appointed at the end of January 2019, including numerous technical queries about operations from two years ago and rumours about legal action groups, dating back a year now, which have never materialised...

We do want this Q&A site to be a forward looking forum which informs investors well about the real prospects of the company, the day to day technical challenges, and the huge opportunities that lie ahead in a rapidly changing and unpredictable world.

Better price than yesterday's 0.09p, well done!

less than half yesterday's at this time, looks as if the market is settling down, at this rate may not achieve 300m shares today.