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Tom Winnifrith

nico - quite correct, it is frowned upon these days... I am in cheapside from time to time and rarely see any lunchtime drinking as it used to be. My colleagues would be disgusted if there was even the hint of alcohol at lunchtime - you would be seen as a pariah and someone who clearly "had an alcohol issue" and would be suspended that same day.

thanks fuse,

either way, once they are done, the pressure comes off and the price should shift up a bit.

Block Energy (AIM:BLOE)

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/918300/malcy-s-blog---oil-price-reaboldunion-jack-president-block-918300.html

An investor with good eyesight has noticed that there have been some share stake movements over at Block Energy with TR-1’s showing that Georgia Oil & Gas have recently been selling their stake down in two 1% lumps and are now below the 3% limit.

Who might be going the other way I ask, could it possibly be oil industry mover and shaker Jon Fitzpatrick who appeared on the shareholder register with a shy 3% stake a little while ago, we shall see as one must assume that GOG who have 2.8% left might just be an ongoing seller…

https://twitter.com/paul_rx8?lang=en

Skeleton_Trader
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#ZEN about to sign 1500bopd asset from no other than TOTAL, West African asset. ??Together with Tilapia and Tunisia its gonna blow. cheap, oil will recover too. #AAOG went to 30 alone on Tilapia excitement.

Thanks brian

I note two trades shown after hours - one for 2.2 million shares at 1p and another for 1,747,192 shares at 1p.

I was being quoted 1.4 to buy earlier.

no problem jaytee - the AIM cesspool !

plenty more like that around, that much we are sure of.

nothing onedayrodney - saw that article, saw the arbitration discussion and posted it - no other reason - not intended posting on this board again - just thought you and others may be interested to read it, as it related to the company you are all talking about.

some light on how the georgians view fronterra.... Just for your info, if you didn't already know and I do not hold this or have ever held FRR stock.

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/odr/investor-standoff-georgia-brings-workers-us-congressmen-conflict/

excerpts..

Yet the reality for the roughly 100 Frontera workers has been less rosy. For the past two years, Frontera workers in eastern Georgia have not received their wages on time - either being paid late or not at all. As several workers have told me, this has led to a situation where some employees are owed up to 11 - and even 14 - months of wages. They were patient at first, thinking this was temporary. After unsuccessful attempts to get their unpaid wages through the company, in November 2019 Frontera workers held two protests in Tbilisi. A couple of weeks after these protests, which were not well covered by the media, Frontera laid off 84 workers. Eight office workers lost their jobs before this, having refused to go on unpaid leave. Instead of receiving their wages, they are facing unemployment.

and...

Given their deteriorating relationship with the company, workers in the town believe that Frontera has little intention of ever paying their salaries. The whole town, they claim, is unified in stopping the company from taking out the rest of the reserves.

some light on how the georgians view fronterra....

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/odr/investor-standoff-georgia-brings-workers-us-congressmen-conflict/

excerpts..

Yet the reality for the roughly 100 Frontera workers has been less rosy. For the past two years, Frontera workers in eastern Georgia have not received their wages on time - either being paid late or not at all. As several workers have told me, this has led to a situation where some employees are owed up to 11 - and even 14 - months of wages. They were patient at first, thinking this was temporary. After unsuccessful attempts to get their unpaid wages through the company, in November 2019 Frontera workers held two protests in Tbilisi. A couple of weeks after these protests, which were not well covered by the media, Frontera laid off 84 workers. Eight office workers lost their jobs before this, having refused to go on unpaid leave. Instead of receiving their wages, they are facing unemployment.

and...

Given their deteriorating relationship with the company, workers in the town believe that Frontera has little intention of ever paying their salaries. The whole town, they claim, is unified in stopping the company from taking out the rest of the reserves.

frr have had court cases in the cayman islands over one thing, a dispute with YA on convertible shares, a dispute with another party on something else, that went a court and this arbitration as well. they spend more time in court and now say FRR plans to grow as a private company.

no connection at all.

ha ha

mopping em up Neil

hilly

shakespeare... on the importance of taking risks...

Nothing can come of nothing

WB - hepseal - good call eh!

yep hillybilly definitely,

added another 200k shares, today at 1.05p. - my next buy price was 1p - so this was close enough.

always scale in!!

and to think 400k shares cost about £4200 today, whereas you had to pay £68k to get the same amount, when they were changing hands at 17p .

probably you had posts in the main thread started by these other posters - has happened to me - someone has reported a post, it gets removed and the "replies" to that post also get removed, by virtue of being attached to the thread.

I have added today.

thanks!