The assumption is that it was Tellurian, because chunky selling was taking place while Riverfort were inactive and we know Tellurian appear to struggle with TR-1s, but there is no proof, of course.
As others have remarked, it's one of the very few oil shares not to have rebounded from its lows during the recent recovery.
The reason for this appeared to be the overhangs, but the Riverfort overhang was removed yesterday and Tellurian must surely have considerably reduced theirs by now.
If the first year's take-off contract and bid selection on key gas processing equipment are for "the next six weeks", then it looks as if the next RNS may concern the submission of the Balcombe revised application.
Placing, repayment of convertible loan, reduction of HH opex "to approximately $13/bbl at current production rates, amongst the lowest in the UK oil sector". Also:
Horse Hill-1 Intervention
The HH-1 intervention is planned to further improve oil production rates by a full re-perforation of the well's Portland section using larger and more deeply penetrating perforating guns, at twice the perforation density per foot compared to the current completion. The reperforations are designed to materially increase the ability of oil to flow into the wellbore.
The work will also reconfigure the well's production tubing set-up and deepen the downhole pump to maximise pumping efficiency and hence maximise HH-1 production. The recent installation of the new higher capacity Unico L706X linear rod pump also forms part of this production optimisation process.