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The restructuring details could be exactly what's needed to lift investors' confidence, especially if it means we'll see confirmation in a GM. We've seen this play out before - historic Angus presentations show a recurring gap between projected timelines and actual delivery. Remember Saltfleetby production and booster compression? Those were key milestones ultimately delivered, offering long-term optionality once the balance sheet is fixed.

I don't buy this claim that He1 still has immense potential for shareholders. The company's focus on Tanzania and Colorado is no guarantee of success, especially when you consider the funding risk. Without a solid financial plan in place, all the exploration and appraisal efforts could be for nothing if the company can't deliver.

Scotsgirl here. I think you're too optimistic about this valuation call. While it's true that prices have hit rock bottom, I don't see any concrete evidence to support the claim of being significantly undervalued and oversold. The company's flow-test record contains both promise and uncertainty, which is why the market remains divided. Recent support is around 9.81 and resistance around 12.387. As we can see from the chart, recent lows are stepping higher, while recent highs are stepping lower. It may just be an oversold bounce unless buyers prove they can hold higher levels.

Not impressed by the hype surrounding He. It's an AIM-listed company with a track record of, well, not delivering much yet. You can't just wave a magic wand and make He1 worth more because CHINA has control over five main elements. That's just a separate factor that might influence sentiment, but it won't replace the need for actual execution and delivery from He itself.

I just wanted to see how long it would take anyone to notice. You win the prize.

MATD still has to turn the macro backdrop into stable shareholder-captured value. Heron moved MATD into real producer territory, but the market debates whether scale is sufficient to drive a major rerating on its own.

Mongolia wants more domestic oil, but MATD still has to turn that macro backdrop into stable shareholder-captured value. Heron moved MATD into real producer territory, and the market debates whether the scale is sufficient to drive a major rerating on its own.

Mongolia wants more domestic oil, but MATD still has to turn that macro backdrop into stable shareholder-captured value. Heron's move got the stock into real producer territory, but the market still debates whether scale is sufficient to drive a major rerating on its own. Electrification is a credible quality upgrade, though the key market question remains total economics rather than one isolated efficiency gain.

Chinese invested $400m in a gold mine in Argentina https://www.reuters.com/world/china/barrick-shandong-gold-aim-400-million-investment-argentine-mine-2025-08-14/ I wonder how much the offer could be

“Took a position at Corpus Resources. Empty shells don't stay empty forever.....wouldn't be surprised if something major shows up there 👀 ALL IMO”

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Great rise today

Another day, another AIM dilution special. £1.25m raised sounds fine until you look at the detail – nearly 700 million new shares dumped at 0.18p, a chunky 22% discount to the previous close. That’s a massive slap to existing holders and tells you all you need to know about the leverage the company had going into this.

Talk of “strong demand” is standard RNS fluff. If demand was that strong, they wouldn’t need to print stock at a deep discount and balloon the share count like this. Nearly three-quarters of a billion new shares for just £1.25m is pretty brutal dilution for very early-stage assets that still don’t generate a penny.

Use of funds is also vague and spread thinly – a bit for Gorge, a bit for Juno drilling sometime in 2026, a bit for Namibia farm-out “opportunities” and the usual working capital line. In reality, this looks like another raise just to keep the lights on and kick the can down the road.

They keep talking up rock chips, nuggets and “encouraging signals”, but we’ve heard that story plenty of times on AIM. Until there’s something concrete from drilling and cash flow, it’s all hope and headlines funded by shareholders.

End result: heavily diluted holders, more paper in issue, and still no guarantee this won’t be back at the market again in 6–9 months. Feels like a trader’s stock at best, not one for long-term investors unless you’re happy being diluted repeatedly while management talks up the next “exciting phase”.

Comparison is huge. Appian made serious money there. Same region, same signatures. Today’s gold price only boosts the maths. If they hit decent ounces here the rerate writes itself. Not complicated.

Skimmed the RNS and the numbers jump out straight away.Gold where it is now makes shallow ounces worth real money.Appian’s 110k oz ($500 million metal in the ground) baseline already gives this a floor. Hit 350k oz ($1.5 billion metal in the ground) and you’re talking multiples on today’s valuation.Very simple. Big upside, low capex style ore. Market nowhere near pricing it.

Booooom

Let’s see what time it opens at

Exciting times

I got in here last week…..this will have legs on it over the course of the week to most probably double from here … dyor

Looking good I added last week

Very cheap

News shouldn’t be far

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Saltfleetby Field: Production Ramp Up

Angus Energy (AIM: ANGS) is pleased to announce that, as planned, the second compressor at Saltfleetby Field was successfully commissioned in dual compressor mode on 10th May and the 3 producing wells in the field, B2, A4 and the new B7T well, have been flowing gas to the National Grid at the combined average daily rate of 9.5 mmscfd since then. This represents more than a 75% increase in production over that achieved in the first quarter of this year. As expected, the new B7T well is producing between 4-5 mmscfd through the temporary flowline with stable flow as it continues to clean-up.

Angus CEO, Richard Herbert, commented: "The achievement of our goal of putting 3 wells in production through the Saltfleetby facility is very satisfying and represents an important milestone for the Company as it positions for strong cash flow generation and growth in the future. I am very grateful to the Angus team for all their hard work to deliver this great progress."