Member Info for ralph2010

He also talks about only SL.

I dont need to, I have never told anyone to buy or sell, yet you keep banging on about it. Its all in your head, along with your shares.

Follow Essex, off the cliff. Load of nonsense, you hold nothing.

XIN YAO HUA - Nearly crossed the Atlantic and is heading towards Recife, Brazil.

MD, in my years on these boards, nobody has been less fortunate than you and your calls.

I think its already priced in.

Hi CJ !

I wasn't born in the 1990s, I was PARTYING in the 1990s, and what a time it was!

Just wondering what they will do with the £90million. Clearly not enough to make a big impact on FID. But, they have stated they want shenandoah to be producing 1st.

Me too, ripley gone to the dusty bin

I am no ramper. Most of Nvidias employees are millionares, the ones left behind were likely the ham slicers, lol.

Its risk/reward and how the individual feels comfortable with it, top slicing is sometimes a distaster too, people left gutted over a small gain when everyone else is living it up!

Ripley94 - Yawn, like we havent heard all that a million times...........

As of January 16, 2025, the exchange rate is approximately 1 ILS = 0.225992 GBP.

FORBES

Therefore, 400 million ILS is equivalent to approximately £90,396,800.

Falkland Islands

Corporate Tax Rate: 26% for oil companies.

Royalty Rate: 9% on gross production value.

Additional Profit Tax: 0–26% based on profitability.

The Falklands' fiscal regime is designed to attract investment while ensuring fair returns for the government.

United Kingdom

Corporate Tax Rate: 40% on oil and gas profits (including Ring Fence Corporation Tax and Supplementary Charge).

Windfall Tax: 35% Energy Profits Levy (rising to 38% from November 2024), bringing the total effective tax rate to 75–78%.

Royalty Rate: None since 2003, as royalties were abolished.

The UK relies on profit-based taxes instead of royalties to maximize returns from North Sea resources.

United States

Federal Corporate Tax Rate: 21% (base rate, excluding state taxes).

Royalty Rate:

Onshore Federal Lands: 12.5%.

Offshore (Gulf of Mexico): 18.75%.

State Royalties and Taxes: Vary by state (e.g., Texas 25%, Alaska up to 35%).

41.1 p :)

"I hold both, rkh and bor, in mega profit at the moment"

What a load of BS, you can't possibly be solvent if all your calls were even true. You would be a good candiate for Brewsters Millions, where the guy has to blow $30million in 30 days! Your millions of ARG shares and all that. You are skint or mental or, more likely, both !

At the very least, your posts are incredibly boring. The endless slice story, like the hams, lol.

"Morning all, Hopefully 40p will be broken this month..."

Another beauty from MD ! BOR are better though, right !

Burnwell - Agree, Navitas will only push forward Sea Lion and then move onto Isobel, that is their strategy, one at a time. It would be much better if a 3rd partner came in for Isobel and the other targets in that area. Imagine the value of RKH if both Sea Lion and Isobel were getting developed in parallel, SL somewhat ahead though, but still.

Gordon - There was doubt from myself because I considered the deal between PMO and RKH to be toxic, PMO never had the money to follow through and it was a disaster really wasnt it.

Navitas has a successful track record and they deliver according that track record. It is rising because sentiment is changing from toxic PMO to fruitful Navitas.

I like to move it, move it!