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This is now commercial, and therefore worthy of more widespread news reporting. It is of interest to much more than just a few interested PIs. Let's see how long it takes for news to get out to a much wider audience.

The tech issues always coincide with good news RNS. Just saying.

Good grief. God forbid we have to explain consolidation to the hard of understanding too. I think the Simpsons pizza analogy may get rolled out again!

des, welcome, you are obviously very new to this share. That "observation" didn't even hold any credibility when it was first aired after the first tanker was spotted, and has been trotted out several times since. Given that we are at 30 tankers now, that many of the same tankers have been filmed arriving at the refinery, and that actual flow results have been published confirming that the content is really oil and not hazardous waste, the observation is looking a bit silly now.

With all due respect I got out with big losses Mar 2017, but I'm back in since Dec 17. Still holding what seems like a significantly desrisked project now. I just realigned my timescales, I fully believe these will come good, very good, but just not overnight.

I have already stuck it in the filter bin. You too. No time for illiterate ramblings or personal attacks.

brooko, have you heard of punctuation?

Well I'm only 70% down in ANGS now then, that's a step in the right direction.

Starbright, great analogy with the pizza, for once I agree entirely.

"More that double" Nope. "50% dilution" Nope, that would be 100% dilution - but of course we now have an increased share of the OIP too so your simplistic "dilution" argument is moot. SP is related to the value of the assets, not the number of shares in issue. That 11p was reached on speculation of what might have been, and the reality is now being proven to be significantly in excess of what was thought back then. I expect that 11p to be surpassed by the end of the year, but let's see.

Rodders - it's Wall Street that has depressed the markets, FTSE is just following on, and AIM is usually the first to suffer when the FTSE catches a cold from Wall Street.

Markets are literally being decimated today, aftermath of yesterday's disastrous day on Wall Street. People looking for safe havens might be interested in emerging stocks with a rosy future.

Yes, I think that's another filtered. Good call.

What is it like to be so irrelevant? You have been washed away by a sea of oil, is the tide not swinging your way?

KL4 to come as well of course.

Sentiment alone? Take a bit more water with the next one squire.

Last year it went to nearly 12p. This has gone fractions of a penny today, which is hardly comparable. In fact it's negligible compared to last years rises, sadly. Of course, you could look at this as buying in to the very bottom of that massive spike last year, only this should go much higher as we are now on the brink of production - and it won't be a spike, it will be a rerate. Stand on the sidelines wetting your pants, or dive in. Your choice.

I think that's all you need to read TBH.

This just confirms what an utter cesspit AIM is, MMs thoroughly corrupt, they knew about this yesterday and dropped the SP with no reason whatsoever other than lining their own or their mates pockets.

Yep, though so!