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Can easily get a sell quote for £30k worth so MMs clearly have orders.

I've just added a few at 0.55

Absolutely Firewood.

Let's revisit my comment in a few weeks time and see whether I was justified.

By the way I bought more at 0.53 and 0.55 this afternoon and still have plenty more dry powder should we revisit 0.4s (unlikely but I'd go in heavier).

Looking for support at 0.5p - which is 22m mcap

Patience required here - ignore games.

Some very short sighted sellers this morning - truly astonishing!

The sp should steadily rise over the coming weeks.

Some of us have FTE jobs - can't babysit others - sorry!

PS. i'm fully loaded here

I've bought those 2.7mln - thanks!

Shagged has been shagged clearly

Topped up a couple of times around 0.63. chuffed with that!

Starting to shift.

Fully expect 0.8 to be breached today

Gapping up

Gonna see if I can sell elsewhere to top up here. Compelling potential and mcap is currently way too low in light of yesterday's RNS regarding Jameson.

Currently £30m mcap.

Yesterday's RNS spells out the base case valuation ($92m USD = £69m)...so expect a continued rise imho.

Courtesy of chatgpt:

What Is a Fair Valuation for 80 M?

Given this:

Base Case: Even a conservative valuation should at least reflect the $92 million intrinsic value of the Jameson stake. With ~4.33 billion shares outstanding, that equates to roughly US $0.021–0.022 per share (about £0.017–0.018) - that's 1.7p-1.8p.

Potential Upside: Should the market begin to value other projects (Disko, hydrogen ventures, etc.) or apply any premium, a fair valuation per share could move higher.

Valuation Disconnect: Market cap remains £30m at close of trading, versus the standalone asset value—indicating ~50–60% undervaluation, BEFORE considering other assets or growth potential.

Bottom Line

A fair valuation for 80 Mile PLC should begin with the US $92 million valuation of its Jameson interest—already triple its current market cap. Factoring in its wider asset base (Disko, hydrogen, metals), a fair valuation closer to US $100–150 million (i.e., around £80–120 million) may be justifiable, depending on investor optimism and drilling outcomes.

Let me know if you'd like to break this down per-share or compare against similar exploration companies!

Dicko - read the RNS again lad

More than 275 million US dollars already spent by oil majors, including ARCO.

Independent resource estimates suggest up to 40 billion barrels of oil equivalent.

Disko yet to be factored into the equation.

Short sighted sellers today.

Let's see tmrw, but i would expect a follow through towards 1p and beyond.

May take a few days to get there but i'm confident it will. Soon.

"With these binding agreements we have a strong, fully financed partner with the technical and financial muscle to deliver on these stated objectives and on top of that, we have secured a valuation for our 30% at US$92 million. What is clear is that our new partners appear far more willing to value things properly than their UK based counterparts, something expected to continue as momentum builds.

"With more than $275 million of historic expenditure and investment in the Jameson Basin by global majors, including ARCO, and independent American based resource estimates suggesting up to 40 billion barrels of oil equivalent across the concession, this latest development, the globally recognised names that are involved now and the deep pockets of our financial supporters underscores the strategic significance of the project and validates the strength of our new partners"

0.8-1p tmrw imho