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Drilling rig being assembled on site, with spudding to commence in the next day or so. What's not to like? Joe Punter, with the brain of a goldfish, can't see beyond 4 days.

10 months is the going rate for completion on these sort of deals. We are looking at end-Feb for the 20% divest. INA should come through around mid-Jan. As with BoD thinking, stocking up in the 20s isn't a bad idea for those with a little patience. For Joe Punter, 2 months on AIM is half a lifetime.

Moroccan Government has big faith in tiny Predator pulling this off. Big gas discovery here at Guercif is a bit of a game changer for the national economy.

Gambling on Livesey and Co. turning their salaries into shares of increasing value. Managem should drive Senala forward. Or they buy up ORR's stake. Target sp 1p by end 2023.

Worth a small punt. This is very much lucky strike territory. Mixing with a well-known distinctly dodgy group is not a good sign. Here are a few. Coetzee, Bell, Lenigas, Aster. Masters of AIM-junior hype whilst delivering fuk all. Gamble ould see a fourfold spike in the sp, on which to exit. A few other Companies in the same cashless boat include CLON, ALBA, UKOG, SME manage to suck in hapless pis. Target 3p here for POW, then out.

If Managem can shell out $282m for Senegal, $4m is nothing to this lot. I think ORR is a potential GGP whose sp soared from 1p to over 30p at one point. ORR can now consider a range of options. M buying out the Senala jv interest is certainly one of them, but FMV is pretty low for gold in the ground. Watch out for 10m+ share trades as LTHs settle in.

Sorry, but 5bn is big ugly. A Scallywag or Juri discovery might be worth £100m, even £200m, on mcap but this equates to a mere 2p - 4p on the sp.

Any hint of a delay and the weaker hands go off in search of the next flavour-of-the week bargain. MMs dip the sp to ease them out. Savvies picking up the rainbow-chaser offloads, prepared to be patient for an extra month. Series of 50k buys, and a 300k to boot.

The 9 onshore block deals in Angola took from 27 Sept 2021 to 3 Aug 2022. 10 months and 1 week. This offshore deal was signed on 28 April 2022. Go figure.

AA, YF and GW now hold 51m shares between them in personal accounts. Around 23% of the Co.

Who controls Afentra?

Meridian Capital, a major Kazakh investment and holding company with interests in oil and gas, banks, real estate, mining, aviation, transportation, and other areas.
Meridian, led by AA and YF, used a large portion of Kazkommertsbank’s deposits to fund project after project. This enabled them to grow quickly, and at little risk to themselves.

The initial co-founders of Meridian information are technocrat and head of the KazMunaiGas oil and gas company Sauat Mynbayev and his six co-owners Askar Alshinbayev, Yevgeniy Feld, Nurzhan Subkhanberdin, Nina Zhussupova, Azat Abishev and Ian Connor.

Meridian group’s pyramid is registered in an offshore zone, Cayman Islands.

The funds “in some cases” form the top of a chain of holding companies that lead to the actual businesses. The company has operated and often sold for profit everything from oil and gas companies to glitzy malls to second-tier airports to vast transportation companies. The company’s shareholders have built a business empire.

Other major investments include PetroTal, TAG Oil, Victoria Oil and Gas, Lekoil, Rurelec and..... Afentra.

Here are the ppl behind the scenes at Afentra

YF is Yevgeniy Feld http://www.yevgeniyfeld.com/
AA is Askar Alshinbayev http://www.askaralshinbayev.com/

They own YF Finance Ltd and Meridian Capital, which manages Zion SPC

The Co-Founder and Investment Manager is Gavin Wilson, owner of 3m Afentra shares.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/yf-finance/bus/form-8-3---rurelec/20171027104700Z4902/

Following last week's switch out of Zion SPC, YF now owns 22m AET shares and AA now owns 26m AET shares
Wilson owns 3m, McDade 3m, Cloke 2m

Afentra is about to blow .....

Transfer, not a sell.

Zion SPC held 21.7m shares in a Caymans Fund called Light and Salt Capital Management Group Fund.

Follow the Zion trail and it takes you to the original backers of Afentra upon its t/o of Sterling Energy. Meridian Capital is at the centre, with a couple of prominent Kazak businessmen, YF and AA. Same group is behind VOG, LEK, PTAL, TAG.

Where it gets interesting is that the founder of Meridian is Gavin Wilson. He is a NED at Afentra. In August he personally acquired £74k worth of Afentra shares, bought at market price. The 3 main Ds have also picked up a substantial number of AET shares. McDade and Wilson each own 3m. Cloke has 2m.

Rather than dumped, those 21.7m Zion shares have been shifted somewhere.

Bodes well, as it suggests Afentra's Angola deal closure is very close now.
Followed by Somoil-Sirius, we hope.

Another interesting snippet is that from 1992 to 2003, he worked with Canaccord Capital London, an investment banking company, as Head of Oil and Gas, responsible for sales and Corporate Brokering/Finance. No doubt he worked closely with JP & TH now at Sirius Petroleum conclusing their own Angola Blocks 18 and 31 deal with Somoil.

Some one in Hong Kong took up the 21.7m

HTTPS://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/afentra-AET/share-news/Afentra-PLC-Notification-of-Major-Holdings/89763820

HTTPS://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/afentra-AET/share-news/Afentra-PLC-Notification-of-Major-Holdings/89763818

Our Kazaki investors, YF and AA rewarded with an extra 8m and 13m respectively.

The sp could well see a repeat of what happened with Greatland. At 2p entry pis like myself were in ahead of the game-changer events. District scale Havieron gold-copper discovery saw a rise into 20s. After that the hype took over with talk of further big finds. Instead, nothing further and the new CEO executed a sound business model by bringing in 2 major iis, with subsequent dilution. Sp has since tumbled back down to 7.5p. Here at PRD, spud + commercial flow should get the sp well above 20p. But then what?

Excitement building up in Morocco. Football and gas.

The 8.5p trades are buys. Mine is one of them

The Angola onshore divests last year took around 9 months from signing of SPA and final completion.

One of the biggest changes recently in the pharma industry is that the regulators, well-known for being slow and ultra-conservative, have recognised the urgency which circumstances have started to dictate. Getting a drug onto the market as soon as feasibly possible whilst still prioritising the safety aspects. Pbeg will benefit hugely from the regulator's response.

hTTps://news.sky.com/story/number-of-patients-in-hospital-with-flu-jumps-40-in-a-week-as-nhs-top-doctor-says-service-hit-by-perfect-storm-12759332

Wide spread + mms welcoming up to 2.5m sells at midpoint. Buyers being deterred, also having to pay top ask.
Interesting.