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Ufufuo that route confirms watchouses satellite image.

It looks like we're off to the races.

It really must pee rojo off after taking a week to write it only to see somebody have it removed

Four little piggy must have wind he has taken to repeating himself

Seems infatuated with orca to me

McNol

The company has announced the ESP testing phase has begun

"Once the ESP is set at the designated depth and the tubing hanger has been successfully tested, a final function test will be carried out before the well is opened and the pump activated. It is anticipated that this testing phase will take two to three weeks to complete."

It is not good to mislead people when the RNS clearly states the pump 'ESP' will not be activated until the testing phase is over and they state two to three weeks fir that. Therefore it is correct to look at mid February when the real action starts to take place.

Nothing negative about the truth Digbat. It is what it is. I can't change that and neither can you.

If true to form, the real test may begin by the end of February and run until mid to late March. I imagine we will then have a month or two to wait for results so we could be looking close mid year and possibly longer if lab tests have to be taken into account.

Only testing equipment for the next few weeks. The way they spoke before I expected everything running this month

I quote the last operational update.

"The necessary pipe for the Pipeline has been manufactured and is scheduled to arrive in Tanzania in late January 2026 with groundwork and pipelaying to commence thereafter"

Any concern being whipped up is premature

The clue is in the wording. "EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT"

Rigs in the class required are usually in the range between 150 and 300 tons. We also know that the the drill pipe for the drill string is already onsite.

Extraction plants are measured in thousands of tones depending on the complexity of the requirements.

When 19 out of 36 trades are under ten pounds most likely conducted by bots should we be surprised?

Those trades aren't worth the effort of the M&Ms. Sadly they have come about since the introduction of the free trading websites. Although it doesn't affect the main spread it does affect the mindset of those looking. I personally wouln't step in with those sort of spreads and in my opinion they are damaging the market.

Poor old Hammy got nothing to offer but Orca.

I like having eggs in the basket and I'm going to enjoy it when him and his fan boy get egg all over their childish faces.

"The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision" Helen Keller

Bloody hell, a sea of green. Ten green boxes hanging on the wall, there can surely only be one owner

See a sea of Blue. The bid is up to 1.7 spread closing buying at 1.83 doesn't look like it's falling today does it despite the pretty red colour on this site.

Considering that the pipe work has already been manufactured and is awaiting transportation, anybody that thinks the pipeline is not going to go ahead at this stage must be totally off their rocker. I came to the conclusion along while ago that the idiot behind all this sort of fear mongering nonsense in here is just playing his book and I wonder which is his ramping ID.

Nobody can deny it has taken longer than we all expected but as sure as eggs is eggs, it's about to happen now.

Not worth staring at today with a near 16% spread. I think the guys looking after this share are still on holiday. As you say I expect to see more action over the next week's probably starting on Monday.

I think Shard will be shown to be well off the Ball when this starts flowing and the drills start turning.

Happy New year to most and a usual grumpy New year to the regular trolls

Pipes, pipes, all those lovely pipes stacked up ready for delivery 🎅🎄🎁

You were heard. https://aminexunofficial.blogspot.com/2025/12/aminex-plc-ntorya-milestone-that.html?

Noted the ask went up briefly to 1.9 and trades at 1.799 are shown in red. I suspect they were buys and the movement was that of the snake oil salesmen.

Lets be honest they ran out of money and it was to risky to clean up Kiliwani with what they had left. No matter how positive they were about it, if it had failed it could have sent us under. The fact that they are looking at it again is quite promising. I assume gas is still there so it will be a matter of getting it out.