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Agreed cat, but id like to see a line drawn under it one way or another.

:-D

Cheers JK, thinking about it I'm probably being overly critical if he misses it, as I'm guessing it was more an aim rather than a concrete promise. Will still frustrate the PI's though if it doesn't happen.

How much does a gas CPR cost?

could be rugs, Normpalm was discussed on the minutes of the AGM, but cant find any record of the 2017 year end promise. My guess is if its not in writing, old LJM will just shrug his shoulders if he misses the deadline and say it was never formally promised.

Don't think anyone knows GG79, I'd like to think it would become apparent in the June results, but given the state of the last interims with barely any flesh to the bones I'm not even sure of that.

Reckon maybe SO is sat on the gas CPR and flashed it in front of the investor from his back pocket? I doubt we will ever know. Good news the debt owner was prepared to take a 90% premium, not so good SO didn't feel he could pay off the debt and has diluted us again. Mixed emotions on this one. Also as Bermondsey has stated, what was the debt use for?

I'm hoping they paid 0.8p rather than 0.08p otherwise I got screwed ;-D

RNS....I'm sure they said they would endeavour to have confirmation one way or the other before 2018, but cannot seem to find the RNS that declared that? Am I losing my marbles?

here you go Uncleb MX Oil, the AIM quoted oil and gas investing company, is pleased to announce that it has agreed to repay £1.575 million of short term debt that it currently has outstanding, that has been used for working capital and other general corporate purposes, through the issue of 196,875,000 new ordinary shares ("New Shares") at a price of 0.8 pence per share. This represents approximately a 90 per cent. premium to the closing mid price on 15 December 2017 of 0.42 pence per share. The New Shares represent 11.8 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of the Company which, following this issue, will comprise 1,671,349,664 ordinary shares.

*edit "off something..."

Although MM's seem to keep sticking in these tiny sells at really low prices, can't understand how the bid has moved.down of something which is pence when two sizeable buys were previously made?

anyhoo at least we are still attracting purchases, good to see a couple of sizeable bites today

lol sorry wasn't meant to be cryptic, I was merely pointing to companies SP's which have collapsed even worse than here off the back of "really" bad news, like Carillion etc rather than lack of news.

to be fair, the last RNS wasn't that long ago, we had an update early Nov...........the problem is the RNS contains almost no information! As discussed many times, its probably due to the litigation with Panoro that's tied his hands........but as ive said before, just FRICKIN TELL US THAT THEN, rather than leaving us guessing! the one thing the market hates above all others is uncertainty.........except maybe ultra bad news (Ref. CLLN)

anyone know why builders are down today? My best guess is as inflation is up, maybe higher chance of interest rate rise and subsequent impact on house prices? But its a guess, and I think unlikely as I cant see interest rates going up again in the next 12 months personally. Maybe after

From memory they have reached an agreed basis for settlement, but I don't think it's quite done and dusted yet. It's probably going to drag on for a few months yet, so the lawyers can bleed us dry

"Liberum's list of the FTSE 350's (NMX) 'extremely high yielders' is topped at 8.3% by Galliford Try (GFRD), whose shares have lagged peers by 50% since the start of 2017, despite a construction write-off worth only 8% of its market cap." http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/466055/best-dividend-yields-and-10-buy-ideas

heres hoping HP, but I'm not holding my breath. But I do agree its probably Panoro related..........although WHY he can't tell us that is beyond me! Why not just release an RNS saying moratorium on flow rate new release until JV litigation is sorted out!?!?At least we know where we stand then!

SO doesn't add up...this guy is going to have this SP depressed all the way through this oil recovery, by the time he gets any news flow out (assuming it ever arrives) oil will probably have crashed again.