Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Thanks Ben, I'll be adding my voice to yours, then. Is it worth getting in touch with the FSCS or is that not applicable here?
As Knowbodyyouknow says, it's hard to have the energy and willingness to do these things when you have a busy life but, having gone through 2 bereavements this year and discovered the financial messes of those we have lost, I am minded to push to get some sort of recompense for my misguided speculation with Worthington, even if it's probably 4 years overdue.
Thanks cadis. I was day-trading this during its last days of activity, and got caught out by the suspension and then subsequent saga. Had a fair amount in there on that fateful day in October, sadly. Mostly I gave up (after getting far too embroiled in the aftermath) but occasionally check in to see if there's a pulse or if people can get something back from the post mortem.
So it's been a while since I checked on the status of WRN / WHET and it seems like nothing's changed in a very long time.
What's the news here? Is there any? Are any new promises being made? Any FCA action being pursued? Where is Aidan? Where is my money?
Someone say Salmon ... ?
Still needing a good deal more gains to start feeling happy but crossing my fins it'll happen.
The last time this approached 1p / share I was stuck on the Welsh coast beside a big mountain and couldn't get a reliable enough signal to sell a chunk of my holding. No holiday plans this year but if we could see those kind of figures again during 2021 I would be delighted, frankly.
Is that the same ACKER who was very negative about this share around 4 years ago? Glad to see you've had a change of heart - these exciting developments have been a long time coming, haven't they?
@Rodders, Seadoc's figures are presented with Seadoc's bias in mind. That's all people need to know.
Your calculations are pretty similar to mine - I think the Kimmeridge layers will ultimately yield significantly more oil per day than we are seeing currently. I'm of the opinion that UKOG's engineers have been told to play it carefully so as not to damage or over-stretch the well because, as we know, there's a shedload of oil down there and if you make your best asset inaccessible then all hell is going to break loose.
Not sure what everyone's beef is; I see today's news as pretty positive.
PREM, in its current form and with all its history, baggage and dilution, is an unworkable business. Today's announcement not only asserts that the resources will be consolidated within a single corporate entity (albeit in the form of a subsidiary company), but that the equipment and expertise to exploit those resources are going to be brought on board with a 'starting from scratch' mentality for everyone, in the shape of Newco.
The only thing which needs to be closely scrutinised and have active shareholder involvement is how PREM shareholders' stake is reflected in Newco. That would be my first, second and last question to Mr. Roach in any email correspondence or webinar participation (and I urge everyone to do just that). As long as that is done fairly and is proportionally comparable to your PREM holding there is absolutely nothing to fear here, IMO. Quite the opposite.
- Direct participation by existing Premier shareholders who will receive a distribution of Newco shares on Listing;
Still waiting for some real, official news from this supposedly multi-million pound company we have been 'graciously' been given a stake in. Glad to hold a non-zero value shareholding in *something*, but where is the shareholder communication, where is the affirmative stance that there is a real business conducting activity and not just some old guys taking a whacking great wage for doing naff all? Show me the evidence, Aidan. Please. Unhappy, stressed and anxious.
What's going on here then? Bought back in a couple of weeks ago at 0.15 thinking I'd timed it wrong. Able to more than halve my average though which is a nice feeling. Are we finally getting a deal at RHA and an income stream or is that still a distant dream?
Scandic, you're not making any sense. The "inane" counting of tankers is a direct observation of the company's primary product of value, the actual tangible thing that it is selling and which will define its bottom line valuation, coming out of the ground and being taken away for refining and use; significant volumes of it and from a testing process, not even full production. How on earth could you not consider that to be a positive indicator?
Going up on smaller trades. Are we finally going to see some fairness in the SP?
If the next event(s) in PREM's path isn't positive, as this supposed email implies, there are going to be some people on here with uncomfortable questions to answer. I hope what they've been saying is right, for their sakes as much as my investment's.
Genuinely don't know why anyone would want to sell, on the back of that RNS. The single best operational update I have seen from an AIM-listed company in many a while.
I agree with you argus but am now waiting for StarBright and his EBITDA Stick Of Injustice to come and beat down that kind of positive sentiment.
HH is going to produce the goods; the data supports it, the geological evidence supports it, the oil being extracted supports it. You either trade this over minute-by-minute intervals or you hold for 2019 and beyond. I'm in the second camp.
@nibbley That's just rude. Totally out of order. Filtered.
So are we all thinking that the next couple of weeks is when sh*t starts to get real? 'cause I am.
I'm sure I read that, under the current council agreement, it was limited to two per day (which I think is the most anyone has seen during the site-watching activities of the kind gents in the area) during daytime hours and none at all on Sunday. Correct me if I'm wrong, anyone?
Manifesto, once again I agree with you. Communication (or the lack thereof) has been my major beef with Worthington since suspension and WHET is very much following in the same vein. As shareholders we have heard nothing - nothing whatsoever - from the company itself (or perhaps I should say "themselves") during this saga. Everything we're aware of has come through brokers, newspapers, the hearsay statements of know-it-all, nose-tapping forum posters unwilling to disclose the detail of their inside information, and the digital being who we all assume to be Mr. Earley.
There are supposedly half a dozen guys on the board of WHET - what are they all doing right now, and when can we expect to see some notable appreciation in value? Are they just taking a salary without doing any work? What's the plan for investments? What is the schedule of activity for the next 12 months? ... the list of questions goes on and on.