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Agreed they are killing momentum yet doing a UT at 1.6

Well Crusty we do know back to back does not mean the day after but it has been more like the day after tomorrow.

Sorry posted to early...

The invictus rig over the border in Mozambique was about to become free. Subsequently decided to keep it for another two years. I read something somewhere this week that they are about to use it again this summer so there may still be a possibility for that one.

As for confirming or denying they obviously can't do either on a rumour. Like you I'm hoping we get some meat on the bones at the AGM but I'm not assuming the fixed dates will come immediately and I expect the rig acquisition will come nearer the time

"The last we heard (unofficially) they were looking at sharing a rig with M&P; nothing has been announced to suggest that plan has changed."

Rumours abound. As far as I'm away the room of a share with M&P came from somebody on here putting two and two together and logically assuming that it was M&P they were talking to. At the same time the invictus drill over the border

Cold stacking involves preserving rigs without active maintenance, with the chance of rusting and seizing of moving parts, while warm stacking includes periodic inspections and light maintenance such as oiling and greasing etc to ensure faster reactivation.

Come on guys you are just teasing Rottenham surely? You will be giving him a dose of lleitis, mind you considering the standard of the comic, I think he's had the problem for getting on for three years

Two AGM questions for the board Rottenham says. Unlike our parliament these questions have been answered many times, but neither he or the cloth eared clown that writes his fairy tales are really worth the effort.

Question #1.

"What impact will Masdar's planned 2 000MW of Power using renewable and the anticipated 2 115 MW of Power from Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) have on production offtake?"

It will fluctuate of course depending on the strength of the rainy seasons but according to the climate fear mongers the rain will evaporate as the world boils so by 2030 it will be out of use. I think meathead should ask the gullible Mr Ed because he is finding out what happens when the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine, he, or should I say us have to pay for gas to be on standby

Honestly though. does this clown really think the figures have been done without thinking that through. How many millions are being spent on the pipeline? Is he really stupid enough to think they would build infrastructure if it wasn't going to be needed?

Question #2.

" Considering that the company lacks any form of influence or control over anything, its independence would be rated as minimal at best. Is the company prepared to work on an alternate opportunity or is the company destined to continue as an indentured servant forever?"

Well meat head you seem to know everything about Wentworth and Orca and but very little about Aminex and its future plans. I suggest you take a look through past RNS and publications, for there you will find your answer. Perhaps you might like to show your snout at the AGM next week, we can all see how it has been put out of place.

When it comes down to it you don't want questions answered. You are just a disruptor, but perhaps you should ask more questions and then others can provide the truth for people to see. Who knows, you could even prove to be a valuable promotional tool for us long termers to take advantage of.

"A pipeline capable of transporting 280 mmscfd (million standard cubic feet per day) of gas would typically be in the range of 24 to 36 inches in diameter, depending on various factors like pressure, length, and gas composition. Mainline pipelines for natural gas often fall within this size range.

Factors influencing pipeline size:

Flow Rate:

The primary factor is the desired flow rate, which in this case is 280 mmscfd.

Pressure:

Higher operating pressures allow for smaller diameter pipes to achieve the same flow rate.

Length:

Longer pipelines require larger diameters to compensate for pressure drop over distance.

Gas Composition:

The density and viscosity of the gas affect flow characteristics and pipeline size."

I think perhaps this is what we have been really waiting for all this time. They had to build a market for the gas before they produce it. No coincidence that everything is coming together at once.

Cant make it myself this year Crusty I'm afraid, but I could do with some news being brought home.

The last board didn't. We will see about this one

Like I said anything market sensitive could drop anytime before and should ideally come at least the day before. Dropping sensitive news on the day upsets those who are in attendance as they are travelling as they don't get a fair chance to react.

Good reason imo. There's a good possibility of the FFD updated plans coming in the AGM presentation. So anything market sensitive in that could drop any time before. Maybe even on that morning

Gas flow is all about Porosity!

Bhod, I would suggest combination of all three scenarios are taking place across many shares.

For proof, I saw a YouTube video a couple of years back about a guy in America who went to jail for running a boiler room team. I can't recall the title or even the name of the guy but it was interesting to see how he worked it, it may well have been a channel for production. At the time it was produced he was openly bragging about it and how he'd recovered after his jail time. A big heavy fair haired guy mid 50s to 60s I would say. But a quick search for "who went to jail in america for running a boiler room operation on the stock market" will reveal loads of them making millions with Jordan Belfort probably the most famous. So anybody telling you that it's an old wife's tale and they dont exist here is full of b******t

I am fairly positive there was one operating here on Aminex around 2018 to 2020 and more recently 2021 to 2024 maybe even early 2025 on He1 where's the downward pressure on the boards was enormous to get the price low before a cash call was needed where those putting forward the cash we're making multiples on two or three occasions one after the other with same IDs people repeating the same trick each time.

Seeing it happen before your eyes and proving it is another matter. The problem is the FCA have little appetite to monitor boards like these.

Currently analysing this coil spring effect but have to go out. Early results are extremely positive but I need to delve further before presenting numbers. Hope to post results tomorrow sometime.

Prospero you sell us short on the Condensate, it generally hovers around $66 level but currently $70 per barrel. I assume you will be pleased with that correction ;-)

Softly softly catchy monkey.

Rivers of tears and bile from the green boxes

Well, that will put the cat among the green boxes. How will the Wednesday comic react to that bit of news.

Who needs rottenham when we have all the ducks coming together

As you say Ara could have took us out for a pittance, so I also don't see that happening by them and they have enough clout to prevent us selling outside. I think they have big plans for Aminex as a vehicle