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JA won't reply to accusations like that. My advice is that shareholders talk to him respectfully and try to understand the full situation. Call him a disgrace is counterproductive - and yes, not surprised he didn't reply to an angry email - would you? Everyone here wants these farm-outs approved now - its been long enough - a ridiculous length of time. I hope we get at least one approval this month, the AGM will be very heated otherwise.

Why are people letting these fools throw crap around - JA will come out swinging, Tony will be ex-Tony. I hope these clowns turn up at the AGM. Speak up Tony big mouth at the back!

That's misleading - Pegasus provides all the corporate services required to run a business - yes, Asher owns it but there is no evidence that he uses this structure to bypass transparency. If you email JA, please do this intelligently - he might open up more. I suggest people at the AGM (I can't go) raise any grievances, I think we should have one or both of the farm-outs approved by then. I'm sure JA is praying that this happens as many here will be much happier.

JA must be hoping that approvals land this month. He's not going to have an easy time otherwise - based on what I'm seeing. I like JA, he's honest and credible as far as far companies go...but, we need results before any further dilution.

He might reply yet. He normally does - he's replied to many on here. Maybe, start with some open questions - seriously, that's what you do. JA has done nothing wrong as far as Aim goes. He uses his services company for management overheads, back-office, admin etc. What do the others on here think? I always felt that his large stake in Trp is the motivation here. But, he stands to do well through Pegasus and already has after many years in oil.

What will JA say to that? I expect that he pays himself a salary in line with what he was earning in the oil industry. I don't see the other salaries as extreme for people with these backgrounds. But, I agree - they should be paid for performance. Let us know what he says...he might convince you otherwise...

Will it be this week? Not the placing - the good approval news. Africa is a plutocracy and the leaders are as one might expect.

I didn't expect such a rally at end-of-play. To drop 30k before the bell is very unusual. It's not punt money and the timing suggests somebody expects news imminently.

I think people see trades and assume somebody knows something. I don't think anyone knows until we get that RNS. It will be interesting to see what JA says next. What a long wait for some approvals - nobody expected 1.5 years...

Correct - I understand the frustration here but there is a lot of misinformation. The President has signed-off on this and so has the PM. It's been a bloody long wait and many have thrown in the towel but we are likely no more than weeks away now....we are incredibly low - far too low - x6 rerate would be nice for starters.

I think it's important to challenge the derampers here who just want a lower entry. The approvals in Namibia have taken as long as those of Cameroon and yet many would consider Namibia to be a relatively stable and easy going country (as far as oil is concerned). The fact remains that long admin delays are common in Africa. JA is remains convinced of the result - and he should know. What do the non-derampers think (even neutrals)?

How do we go from expected in March '26 to months and months away. Logically - we must be close.

No doubt he was told 3 months - but that isn't the norm in Cameroon or Namibia - expect some months beyond that. I was expecting 6-8 months and timed my investment accordingly but even that was wrong.

From my email contact with JA, Namibia should come soon. Cameroon is expected and the result isn't in doubt. Now, you could argue 'he won't say things are crap!' - I tend to agree with those saying the delay is admin and nothing to worry about.

I think that the odd sell is what we are seeing - it's effect is disproportionate. We are due an RNS, it will be positive, I expect. Nothing justifies the current price.

I agree that LTHs have suffered - I hope they do get their original investment back at least - this is possible. They might even make some profit. Many multiples await hopefully.

JA doesn't publish fluff - the next RNS will be material. I think the approvals could land any day or week now. Most small explorers only have wildcats to look forward to. Ours is an appraisal well with near certain success - you don't get better than that. We just need the government approvals - Cameroon and Namibia. It is frustrating - but this wait is the hardest part.

I think we are 2 months past the last RNS - it does seem unreasonable. How long does it take to sign a piece of paper? We must be close, JA was optimistic in the last statement.

In Namibia it took Chevron the best part of a year to complete a single farm-in, and that was before the presidential election - leading to the reorganisation of the Ministry and the state oil company (NAMCOR). I think both Namibia and Cameroon are very slow - regardless of the applicant.

We need the approval