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Keith, thank you for all your help!

It does say 5.916 TCF "to the Company" - I guess that is entirely "ours". Superb RNS once again.

Thank you, Paul, Lonny, Moyra and Team!

You are doing a brilliant job, and we congratulate you for all your hard work on behalf of all shareholders. Thank you that you are on our side and all the very best.

PS Thank you too with your great work in Trinidad - much appreciated.

Well said, my thoughts exactly 👍

Vertizea-Sun, I'm so sorry to hear about your brother. My sympathy to you and your family.

All the very best.

Thank you Keith, I wish to add my appreciation. I am learning a lot from your excellent posts.

I think there is evidence that the situation in Morocco is one where the company does not have free rein to provide constant updates There are other, and major, third parties involved. We had a superb RNS on the 6th of June. They said then "at least five weeks" for MOU-3.

To me, no news is good news at the present time, especially with that excellent very recent tweet from Lonny letting us know that ExxonMobil is on our tail. I am very happy to let this really experienced team to get on with it. We just need patience, that is all.

I have great trust in Paul, Lonny and the PRD board. What an immensely capable, talented and experienced board we have. I am very relaxed about timing of communications.

I have just watched the most recent presentation on YouTube. They are working immensely hard on our behalf and through this board I wish to thank them for all that they are doing.

Nice 250,000 purchase at the end. I wonder who is buying these large chunks? Maybe several.

I may be optimistic, but I believe that Lonny wouldn't have posted his message yesterday if Sandjet etc was not also going well.

That is, I think that the X comment was indicative that the testing is also going well, even though the ExxonMobil news is of course monumental.

Is this a case of one massive dinosaur biting the tail of another massive dinosaur, eyeing it up for a massive meal relatively short-term?

- and with massive consequences?

I really do hope so!

Would think that GSA are closing their short. Another 750,000 bought.

ROB, as always, your posts are superb. I wish to thank you. However, I don't think that I understand your comments below. Please could you explain/provide an example? Much appreciated.

ROB. .. .. .. To accurately assess CoS

It is vital to recognise the distinction between

🌟Discrete events

&

🌟Related events

You're welcome😂

Just to reiterate (to myself, mainly) that PRD is on the FTSE main market, and is not an aim stock, unlike a number of other companies in this sector.

Well done all round to Paul, Lonny and Moyra: thank you for doing such an excellent job. Also, to other great posters on this board and X. Not long now. Lovely recent videos (Youtube) out there, and great company website.

Just a question: I see that the Star Valley Rig 101 was mobilised on 31 May to SOU, after which it will come to PRD. Do we know whether the Sandjet is currently being used by PRD on its other MOU wells, or will both Sandjet and Rig 101 be used at the same time?

Separately, it was really great to hear from Lonny over the weekend, and my warmest thanks to Keith, GRH and to others who have recently posted really great information about PRD.

Sorry, I am a little behind the curve on this. Now that CHAR have finished with the SV101 drill, are we in PRD next to receive it, or is it going to SOU first?

I am really looking forward to this, either way it's all going to happen short-term now.

My warm thanks to all those geologists et al who are invested in PRD and who kindly share their knowledge, either here or on X. Much appreciated.

Dear Keith,

Thank you very much for your superb posts, including the two very recent ones. Very clear and much appreciated.

My thanks also to some other good posters. But also to really thank Paul, Lonny and team for their great competence and very hard work in Morocco (plus T and I). It is greatly appreciated by we shareholders.

With my kind regards.

GRH. .. .. .. #PRD

💥 M&A

💥 This Year

Very interesting re what GRH has said above. Thank you. My question: does he think that this will apply "only" to the Moroccan assets, or to Trinidad and Ireland also, ie the whole company? I understand that the Trinidad assets are similar in size to the Moroccan ones, and also that they have recently been added to. All the best to genuine investors.

Game on, indeed! I wish to express my thanks to Paul, Lonny and Moira, and to the whole PRD team.

Well done!

See below. FAP is a membrane protease that is highly expressed by CAFs (cancer-associated fibroblasts). Fascinating re how many types of cancer that are mentioned:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8003545/

Keith: no chance!!

Thank you ever so much, Keith. I am learning a lot from you! I just stuck Bou Msaad Diapir into AI Co-Pilot:

Hello, this is Bing! I’m the new AI-powered chat mode of Microsoft Bing that can help you quickly get information about Bou Msaad Diapir.

Bou Msaad Diapir is an interesting geological feature in the Guercif Basin located in northeastern Morocco. Let’s dive into some details:

Guercif Basin:

The Guercif Basin is a complex sedimentary basin that serves as a junction point for subsurface fault systems and networks.

It’s subdivided into a western domain starting from the Terni Mazzgout and an eastern domain extending towards the High Plateaus.

The central point that separates these two structural domains is the Bou Msaad Diapir (BMD).

Bou Msaad Diapir (BMD):

The BMD is a significant fault that plays a crucial role in the basin’s geology. It’s the deepest fault, extending to a depth of approximately 7 kilometers. The fault largely follows the Moulouya River from the Bourached region to the Bni Snassene belt. This fault acts as the “trunk” that feeds other branches connecting various well areas in the region.

In total, there are fifteen major faults crossing the structural domain, making the potential for hydrocarbons quite promising.

Other Diapirs:

Besides Bou Msaad, other salt diapirs in the area include Khorgia Diapir (KD) and Kef ed Deba Diapir (KDD), which mark fault alignments and extensions of the CMAF fault system2.

In summary, Bou Msaad Diapir is a critical geological feature in the Guercif Basin, influencing fluid migration, storage, and potential hydrocarbon locations. Patience and further exploration are essential to uncover its full potential. 🌍

Keith: thank you again, much appreciated.