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Navits has acquired 65% of an oil discovery of 513 million barrels in the Falkland Islands
The partnership will receive $ 6 million as part of the deal, and a picture for the project operator ¦ Its share rose 5.7% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
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17:52, 17 April 2022
Navitas Petroleum's participation units rose 5.7% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after the partnership signed a binding agreement to acquire 65% of the rights to marine oil discoveries in the Falkland Islands off the coast of Argentina.
Navits ( + 5.72% 2108 ) , whose general partner is controlled by Gideon Tadmor, will carry out the transaction through the acquisition of full ownership in PMO - a subsidiary of Harbor Energy. Navits will receive $ 6 million from the seller, and a photo for the project operator.
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Not my information. Just trying to pass on a translation I found/I only have limited access.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYhiHISlryg&ab_channel=FinancialPost
Harbour is the game changer that we need.
I still feel 2023 is the time span we are looking at, providing we are not taken out before then.
I agree, future annual Dividends could be greater than todays share price.
I know everyone disparages Moody and the board, but RKH is still around, unlike many other small oil companies and without debt.
It is very difficult to go broke if you have no Debt, so Moody might be the Tortoise who wins the race.
I don't get it when you loose money on an AIM share that you blame everybody but yourself.
AIM is a high Risk place to be, no one makes you buy AIM shares.
It is High Risk but equally potentially High reward .
Personally I have grown my stake in RKH during these very low prices and it is now great to see the Blue Price Box shine as the share starts to recover.
With hindsight I wouldn't have bought RKH at the prices I did,but the investment looked good at the time.
I have slowly increased my holdings over the years and I am now happy with the number of shares I own.
If I was a new investor looking for a high Risk high reward share, I would consider buying RKH now.
I think the value will start to accumulate and I agree with a £5 to £10 a share price in the future.
You could lose the lot, but you could be a big winner as well.
Thanks for your post.
I am a long term holder and have every faith that we will see our money back plus.....
If you have held since 2012,like me,what is the point in selling now when we are close to the end.
Yes I may lose the lot,but I knew that when I invested in an AIM share,I also could make a fortune.
I only invested what I could afford to lose,my only problem is age.
I thought we would be in the money by 2018,now 2023 looks likely.
I see no point in blaming the board or anyone else,I knew it was a risky investment....that was my decision.
I didn't foresee the very low oil prices of 2016, but I understand that was due to American foreign policy trying to squeeze the Russians (which didn't work).
Just hold on.