RE: small trades13 Feb 2020 14:03
The way I see it is that ex boss Peter Taylor although a very successful Oil and Gas 'company builder' got wrong on the WW1a well. The target was water bearing, poor quality sandstone.
He will probably redeem himself when they drill a deeper well but as we all know that is of no help
at this moment. So out goes PT and in comes Asher. Asher very skillfully repositions the company
by successfully diversifying into SA and the Cameroon. Then he encounters the drop from $110+ to
$30 which proves to be one of the toughest periods in the E&P sector in living memory. Still he ploughs on, his resolve strengthened by his considerable business experience and acumen.
Then as the price drifted lower and the Cameroon project was advanced by reprocessing old seismic he sees an opportunity, participated in a placing at 0.7p for 14% of the Company.
Time passes and the stock trades sideways then the market gets wind of a second (most recent) placing and it drops from 0.7 to 0.35. Asher steps in and takes his stake to 27.3%.
IMO Asher would not have gone in a second time for £700,000 if he were not certain of the outcome.
OMM