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anyone have UEN's contact email? Cheers.

I thought as much. Cheers.

anyone have SIA's contact email address? Thanks.

anyone have JOG's contact email address? Thanks.

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anyone have GUN's contact email address? Thanks.

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The recent WTE results RNS indicates just how positive and focussed they are regarding ECO and Guyana. This is an excellent indicator. https://www.investegate.co.uk/westmount-energy-ld--wte-/rns/interim-results/201803210700033591I/

Loz, current CPR is old and pre 3D, but states 900 MMBOE P50 with COS of 15%. I expect the new CPR will be at least 1500 MMBOE P50 and around 30% COS given read across from Orinduik and fact it's based on 3D and not 2D. If stratigraphic potential is also included I suppose the P50 figures may be quite a bit higher. Let's assume Total farms in, $5/B in success case and ignore assets other than Guyana. 1500 MMBOE x 15% interest X $5/B x 0.71 USD/GBP x 0.3 COS = �240M market cap pre drill or 152p/share. �240M / 0.3 COS = �800M in the success case or 507p. Remember ECO will have funds for a mutliwell drilling campaign in Guyana. The more I look at ECO's foray in Guyana, the more it reminds me of Cove Energy's foray in Mozambique that led to a �1 billion plus takeover. Note that tiny WTE appears to have built itself around an equity stake in ECO. One of WTE's directors is Thomas O'Gorman? Can you guess his former job? That's right, he was chaiman of Cove Energy. Say no more. This has MOTHERLOAD written all over it.

last night and the ECO chart looks primed for an upturn. The current pullback is looking suspiciously similar to the Nov-Dec pullback from 27p. Looks like the MMs are trying to convince folks to sell before the next surge. As soon as it resolves, I expect buying will pick up sharply and it will be difficult to buy in size just like December. Sorubim-1 results, final 3D data delivery and CPR all due in the next few weeks with Africa Oil and Nambia news always a possibility. I know the SP is about 50% higher than it was 12 months ago, but that's a very small increase considering the relentless fantastic news from Stabroek, the Total and Africa Oil deals, the proximity of the CPR and industry wide drilling in Namibia. Definitely time to load up on any weakness.

Any idea what % of that $53M RRL had been liable for?

Given Exxon is planning several more exploration drills in the area and over a dozen appraisal wells in 2018 alone, there should be relentless newsflow and derisking of ECO's assets.

Perhaps we are about to get an update on rig contracts.

on my nerves. Permanently useless liquidity, lingering uncertainties and dreadful communication with failied deadline after failed deadline. Where are the flow rates for 101? We should've heard ages ago. Are we still drilling in June 2018 or will it be 2019 or 2020 or never? With this constant failure to deliver, how can I believe a single word the company says? Get a move on. Useless shares, useless company.

company prior to yesterday's RNS and presentation I am a little perplexed at the increase in SP as we already knew everything we were told yesterday. Appears to be a case of the BOD just banging the same old taborine once again. Where's the money for the test programme going to come from? Your pocket is my guess.

after rising more than 4% in a little over 24 hours.

Given drilling started two and a half weeks ago I expect we will hear results from Sorubim-1 within a couple of weeks. The well is in the western section of Stabroek so is closer to the western part of Orinduik containing the Amatuk prospect unlike Pacora-1, which was a very close to the Eastern Orinduik Fairway. Should shed additional light on prospectivity within Orinduik. https://s31.postimg.org/bai4nsx7v/Orinduik_Map.jpg

as if someone is mopping up any sells with buys. Someone accumulating just over 30p perhaps. Is that you Trotman? Or perhaps they are bed and ISAs?