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In addition to your comments oldlag, I would add that somehow John Americanos was fired by a board who had themselves just, almost certainly, been fired. How can a dismissed CEO and Chair dismiss an NED, something else for the lawyers.

I've been busy all day, so only just seen that the AGM is adjourned. I can't say I'm surprised, although would be interested to hear from any lawyers amongst us, a view of the legality of doing this at such short notice and for no reason other than the BoD saving their skins and avoiding the embarrassment of the walk of shame. I am absolutely certain that this mornings action can be taken as an admission that most, if not all, of them are out on their ear. I do object to continuing to pay them, when they know and we suspect, that they were fired this morning.

I asked AI, Gemini to be exact this very question. It said it's in for hull cleaning, removing barnacles etc., then strip the existing paint and repaint. How it knows, I haven't a clue. I have heard before that multiple years worth of barnacles cause significant excess fuel burn due to the drag.

It'll come from dilusion Proquo, the suggested offer is "all share" there won't be any cash changing hands, just share certificates in RBD in exchange for UJO share certificates. In fact there could be a cash inflow to RBD, because should this go through I would expect RBD to sell the UJO share of Wressle to EOG, whom I think would be a willing buyer.

This is all somewhat speculative since we have the UJO AGM imminent where there are moves to vote whole board out, we shall see.

Several people on here and Telegram have commented about FCMs new institutional investors, James does not say that the new investors are institutions, although he does refer to them in the plural, he calls the new investors "institutional grade" whatever that means. I take it to mean HNWI and/or private office investors. There are also people on Telegram stating that the day ended level or "almost blue," well I don't call down 10.4% almost up. Did anybody else think he looked somehow nervous. Anyhow, onwards and upwards, news due shortly, and hopefully we can put the 9th down as a blip.

I'm genuinely sorry for your loss, but I didn't mention the CEO (Dr. Jeremy Skillington) at all, nor did I in anyway suggest that POLB1 isn't a potentially transformational treatment not only for those undergoing cancer treatments but also for those at risk of Cytocine Storm from other treatments.

You seem to suggest that my view on Cathal, is somehow negative or that I think that this research will stop, and that is absolutely not what I suggested at all. When investing in one of his businesses, and I've been in them all, we just need to be aware of how he operates. I am not one of those who say he spins falsehoods and describe him as "a used car dealer" which isn't actually true and as an aside the history of Friel Motors is very interesting in itself and informative as to the man, the well educated, hard working, extrememely successful business man that he is, albeit with a low boredom threshold who is always looking for the next opportunity.

Cathal Friel isn't a friend but I have met him on several occasions, in my opinion there are two things to keep in mind about Cathal. First he freely admits to a low boredom threshold, he's always looking for the next, I doubt POLB is still his main interest, that will be EGT. He won't hang about forever waiting for trial results, it’s just not how his mind works, in my opinion. Secondly, watch and follow what he does, not what he says.

Marine Traffic are now showing her destination as Belfast, due Saturday.

I didn't think the rig has been officially announced, hopefully you are correct, but the production and storage vessel is known, Aoka Mizu, it has literally just been released from Lancaster field and support vessels have been with her since Friday and a tug has turned up today, she needs to go via a yard in South East Asia for necessary modifications, but is expected in Falkland waters Q1 2027. Things are definitely happening.

Hi Dubhlinn, his base salary for 2025 year is £263,000 total package including pension contributions and other add ons is £335,000. The base has risen 14.3% since his appointment, the add ons, much less. Hope this helps. My own view is that whilst very substantial, it is much less than some small oilers, David Bramhall at UJO immediately springs to mind.

Only in a trading account or ISA, if your free cash is in your SIPP, like mine is today, ii will reject your order with a "Stock not valid for SIPP account" message.

Having just asked AI as to the commerciality of a 100 acre on shore field, and getting pages of negativity, "micro field" "likely stripper wells" all a bit ma and pop, the very last paragraph suggested that all may not be hopeless.

"Is it a "Bust"?

​Not necessarily. In some prolific areas like the Oil Creek Sand or parts of Oklahoma, a 100-acre "structure" can still hold over a million barrels of oil if the formation is thick and the pressure is high. It won't make national news, but it could make a small group of investors very wealthy. "

We shall find out shortly.

Lesh you state that the share price is down from 12p, it's actually down from 52p, with strong cash reserves, it even paid a few dividends; all squandered on wild goose chases in the East Riding, Germany and now Oklahoma. This may help to explain why you'll find that most investors here don't share your optimism. Whilst I applaud your faith in future for UJO and we could maybe learn a little from your forward view, you'll find that the chat on here these days tends to centre on removing the board.

"Poor drill results.....not sure why Sale was so bullish & kept mentioning the "19 grammer". Mirrors Panther's experience at nearby Dotted Lake a few years back, you'd think Sale would learn."

JP, it's because he's too arrogant. There are a good few of us IPO holders here who simply do not rate him at all. Sadly whenever we mention our concerns, we just get shot down, indeed thrown out of the Telegram group by his cheerleaders, maybe others will come around to our opinion now.

Does anybody else think it's very odd for an institution which provides a CLN and through conversation and sale of these warrants has some degree of control of the shareprice, also

holds short positions in the same stock at the same time. I do.

Longtermer, you say ".Whoever takes over from Labour will reverse a lot of Milibands rubbish." There was a very worrying Yougov poll yesterday giving the likely outcome of an election as a Labour/LibDem/Green coalition, together predicted at 50%.

I'm definitely leaving if that happens.

But you're not, and he won't, as you well know. At least not yet. He may do that if his back gets to the wall and he sees his exit as inevitable, but at this stage, his boxers mentality is still driving him to fight on.

What I mean Marty is that hvivo conduct somewhere around 75% of all Human Challenge Trials globally, making them totally dominant in the admittedly very small sector. They have no single serious competitor in the HCT portion of their business. Other organisations around the world do conduct HCTs, but they really are one offs.

As far as Human Challenge Trials go, there are none.

Realism and honesty

I hold out little hope.