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Uggy, I think there is more to this than meets the eye. Firstly many of those that represent the larger Institutional Investors were probably known to the joint CEO's on a personal basis prior to involvement in RBD, so they feel honour bound to keep there involvement through 'thick and thin'. Secondly if they pulled out now it would show up their own shortcomings and lack of professional 'nous'.
There is 'start and start'. Rathlin has to raise the finance first. Their major shareholder is Reabold. Have they enough in the kitty to pursue both the Italian adventure and the West Newton beyond initial drill? How many months/years will it take to order the drilling rig.?
Will UJO find more monies to help finance West Newton? Cannot see any third party riding over the hill on a white charger to assist. Meanwhile the clock is ticking.
Why you may ask.
Because the Labour Party will almost certainly form the next Government.
Here is an extract header from the Draft Manifesto.
"Commit to stopping the issue of new licences for oil and gas, while managing existing oil and gas wells sustainably over the coming decades"
Why you may ask.
Because the Labour Party will almost certainly from the next Government.
Here is an extract header from the Draft Manifesto.
"Commit to stopping the issue of new licences for oil and gas, while managing existing oil and gas wells sustainably over the coming decades"
Forget the 'fun and games' that are being played to drag the price down. The real news is the orders that will be flooding in now following in the U S Senates approval last Saturday to finally approve l.2 trillion $'s worth of funds delayed from last September. Any poor punters unaware of what is going on in the background and selling will surely come to regret it. Their shares will soon be gobbled up by Pentland and the other majors who will swoop like hungry gannets.