Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Not sure if it's been mentioned, but Morgan Stanley have upgraded to an overweight and price target of 75p from 38p
Most definitely, there's multiple funds/trackers that follow indexs sich as this one. Meaning they'll be selling holdings in that Calisan and buying here at Tullow. Expect quite a bit of money being invested causing a rise in the share price
It'll have a good impact come 10th March (confirmation)
Got to be an update tomorrow as was stated a month extension on discussions, unless something happens at the weekend?
Thomas cook use vehicles for transporting passengers, last time i checked those vehicles still use oil in some form. A company like TLW is going to be required to supply it to airlines and travel companies
What's thoughts as to why OP has come down last couple of days, causing SP to reflect that. If OP is around 64 SP is around 34. Yet last summer we were at SP 34 and OP was much lower. What's thoughts on reasoning to this?
Fingers crossed break the 35 and carry on upwards, oil nudging upwards past $64 a barrel now
Jubileey's point is Ghana was worth a bit more, with better negotiating skill we could've got more cash there. I agree, but it is what it is.
Rahul is the best!!! ??
I sure hope that the response received from Tullow via email is 100% correct. If so, after confirmation the share price will reflect that and head for 40/50+. If anything such as dilution happens then it's back to where we were a few months back around 14-18p. Have to wait and see stalemate at the moment imho
How come it's rising dramatically yet other oilers seem to be stuck today eg PMO, BP, RDSA
Is there something behind the scenes good going on?
Peoples opinion now on a possible rights issue or debt for equity? Share dilution? Mathematically do we think it's possible to raise the outstanding balance without dilution in someway?
Oil is in the red so oil stocks may stay in the red today
Just look at Oil stocks in general. Back in June Bp were over £3.50. Oil back then wasn't anywhere in the shape its in now with OPEC+ doing a well management of ensuring the supply/demand is met to increase the price. Stocks in the industry are currently under valued, whilst imo tech industry is being over valued. (just general p/e and p/b ratios)
Just the last section mentions the possibility of share dilution. Hmmm doesn't sound nice if things don't go as planned
Does anyone know the confirmed time/date of the RNS?
Next week 31-33 seems to be stuck there unless something major happens
Why is Oil now 50+ yet shares are choosing to go down?
Most likely above 35p plus soon. Brent now breaking $50 above for first time since Covid
What's opinions or possibilities in January for possible financial support the company requires? Lenders? Share dilution?