Can kicked further down the road13 Jun 2024 12:03
What I understand from my investment in ANGS is that the pipeline to connect to the grid is far from plain sailing. It takes considerably longer and costs a lot more than you may think to run a welded pipe that kind of distance and to national grid specification.
Couple that with the cost and scarcity of compressors, separators, controls and other associated kit and we are already looking at two years to get it all delivered to site, assembled, commissioned and ready to run.
I hope they have got their order in already.
Something else that jumps out, is the fact they are looking to use the income from the first well to fund further wells.
All very sensible, but there will be nothing left over for profit for probably another couple of years after the (hopefully) successful sidetrack or horizontal.
Therefore, it could be three to four years before the long suffering shareholder sees any kind of return. That is of course assuming that all goes as planned.