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wldpwr says it IS the same team, you say it's not, YL:

it's left to the reader to make up his/her own mind.

Same team?

Are you saying that GL is the same as PV?

Indeed, the only person common to the board at the start of the year and now is the NED, Cameron Buchanan.

It's hard to imagine a greater shake-up of the board.

YL,

Neither JT-P nor PV are still on the board.

... We are pleased to be given the opportunity to provide additional comfort to residents, WSCC and the EA and aim to submit this revised HRA to WSCC before the end of November.

Angus does not anticipate any overall delay to the Planning Application because, as previously advised, determination of the Planning Application is not expected until January 2020...

From last Friday's RNS.

But none of those 3 errors (or omissions) appear to be particularly significant.

Aren't you making a mountain out of a molehill?

Do find you a little bit harsh in your judgement, YL - GL inherited almost all of ANGS's assets from his predecessor, Saltfleetby is the only asset that can be attributed directly to him (and that is a work in progress).

Another question about Balcombe, too - up to 5 questions now.

YL,

This IS before Xmas and we ARE at all-time lows, so I agree with you on that one.

De-listing:
1/ as CharlieLondon indicates, this would require management to buy up shares, in order to be able to obtain agreement from shareholders;
2/ it would require them to pay £1.1m to Riverfort, as the facility carries a 10% prepayment fee.
Placing;
But they chose to resort to the Riverfort facility in order to avoid a placing.

Rupert Labrum, to name one.

Pretty extraordinary.

Is the market waiting for a trigger to buy? (because selling certainly seems to have dried up).

in 4 hours.

That is without precedent while I have been following the stock.

Monthly deadline for submission of questions is tomorrow, the 20th:

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

YL,
It's not in Riverfort's interest to "dump" the stock:
1/ they look to make money between their conversion price and the price at which they sell;
2/ they have warrants exercisable at 1.664p.

I saw your post at the time, jaffas.

I didn't say anything, but, as you can appreciate, I didn't agree with your decision (but, of course, it's your money and your decision!).

If I remember right, ANGS's RNS came out a bit later. Personally, I thought their RNS was welcome and positive.

I wish you all the best, too.

YL,

You won't be surprised to hear me say that I don't agree with you, but I do recognise your sincerity.

You say you have written off your investment and, given your opinion of ANGS, you are not looking to reduce or recover your losses by buying back in again or averaging down.

So I'm not sure I can say much else than to wish you all the best.

On the day of the Brockham RNS, 28/06, the share price low was 1.25p and the close, 1.425p.

That RNS is now 4 1/2 months behind us.

The time is approaching when the share price will cease to be absorbed by the rear-view mirror and, instead, focus on the way ahead, Balcombe and Saltfleetby.

YL,

You are one of the more prolific posters on this board (alongside myself since the Brockham RNS, I'll happily admit!).

When you were positively-disposed towards ANGS, didn't you post anything positive?

Don't know about any killing, but there will remain funds available on the facility should UKOG choose to use them.