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Lots to try and read here. But my reckoning 18.5k boepd from BKR assets will produce 6.7 mmboe per year 35p therm selling price x 55 per boe = �20/bbl Production costs $14/bbl (�10.5) = �9.50/bbl profit = �63million profit per year �12.8m + 60% (�38.4m) + 50% (�32m) + 40% (�25.6m) + 40% (�25.6m) = �134m paid to BP plus other contingencies on price.

Worldpay Shareholders would be £3.85 per Worldpay Share

Above and beyond please! I'm here for a buy-out. If it ain't Vodafone I'll happily take SSE. Plenty of other suitors out there.

It was here a few days ago but then fell sharply so just seems to be rebalancing ready to carry on rising

There are more diamonds and gold than GSR know what to do with them.

I thought we'd found diamonds for a second then...

Yes, positive progress being made, but some areas to consider. Fall in the value of certain transactions which could impact long term profitability. Contract retentions for some of the major players, but at what cost to WPG margins? Plenty of competition in this area so margins eroded or risk losing big chunks of business. No rebates due back from Visa Europe after sale. Full year dividend giving less than 1% return. Dividend payout needs to increase substantially to bring in the big income investors.

I'd like to understand your source that says their customers don't think they are good enough. I was a customer for 4 years, then left to go to Sky as they offered a cheaper deal (at the time TT wouldn't give existing customers the same good deals as new - that has since changed so will reduce churn). After my 12 months were up with Sky, I moved back for the better TT deal. No issues from me on connectivity or customer service. Everything has always run smoothly. Most people I speak to talk positively of the service. Even after the cyber attack, most people had positive views of the company. It seems there was a concerted effort to drive this down way below true value. Now is the time to buy back in and maximise profits.

So can we start a civil prosecution against this fool for the loss we've suffered as a result of this hack?

I'm happy with the news, good progress and overcoming issues faced. Monthly revenues due to commence. Soon to be in profit and fully operational mine. Bring on the sale!

Poor profit, poor dividend, seems overvalued to me. Bring it back to 50p and I might consider it.

Just checked and I can't trade either. Not that I was planning on doing anything with these anyway. A case of wait and see what they come up with for me.

Always good to see, except my portfolio app doesn't recognise the 100-1 share consolidation. Still no trades as of yet....

The 6 million shares you've quoted is before the consideration shares, which is adding an extra 24 million Number of New Ordinary Shares in issue on a fully diluted basis following the Placing, Acquisition and Admission 39,692,559 The true winners here are the two largest shareholders. Overall we should be circa 23% up from where we are today, fewer shares in issue and a higher market cap. £500million deal could make this a 40 bagger (subject to future dilution)

Share consolidation is good for the long term future, but will likely open us up for dilution. They have not yet started Phase 1 trials, so there will be significant funds needed to take this through to Phase 3 trials, which will take a long time. Is does state that Oxford University will arrange funding, but doesn't say how this will be achieved or whether this will negatively impact the % ownership of iOx Therapeutics, diluting shareholders. Generally a good sector to be in as Big Pharma want to buy into the latest advancements. Cancer immunotherapy is where this is going long term. Most treatments target specific cancel cells, and I cant see anything stating which type of cancer their treatment targets. If it's suitable for all then sounds like we could be on to a winner. I was in here for a small punt before they changed to life sciences and am invested in another cancer immunotherapy company which is further along in the clinical process. Definitely one to keep on the radar as we progress.

Just over 2 months left to complete the RTO. Pharma is a good field to enter. Big gains made if they can prove up the treatments and get investment/takeover.

One last day unless they get out an RNS today... The board don't think they will meet investment targets by June deadline, so we are vulnerable to being delisted. Focus now seems to be on completing an RTO. Either way, lets get this trading again.

TalkTalk has been a bargain for a while, if you're willing to wait. I sold £2k this morning to move into a high risk play (88e) which has the potential to cover the losses here. Holding the remainder for the recovery and might even pump some more in, once I'm back in profit.

Marketing materials are now being distributed to inform potential customers of their totally free broadband and fibre for 12 months.

FTSE is generally down