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So he's THE company advisor, and they've not spoken to him about THE big project? Don't make me laugh GP. You're full of it.

Let's face it, the experts at Rathlin are world class, John Hodgson in particular, so even if S&S have to rely on them, they couldn't ask for better.

I know Graham Bull is a very clever man, but to claim UJO are great and RBD are crap suggests you have a nasty devious agenda.

Peter Dolan is highly respected in the industry. For persimmon and GP to spout such nonsense proves THEIR incompetence.

Thanks for clearing that up Seagull.

farty, what WN leak? Is that the same leaker who said WN would be sold in January? Perhaps you should ask yourself if it was a tactic rather than a leak, that happened to end up having an element of truth to it? I can't remember any reference to 'formation damage', can you?

Completely arse about face farty, as usual.

Croc, personally I believe DB used a different strategy for the last placing, but it was still leaked.

When I say straight to a blogger, I mean from a broker or client who was taking up the offer, NOT the company.

Indeed TAC.

Mirasol, you're wrong. The first leak WAS from a person behind an avatar - called Decisions. The second leak was also from a poster, but whether or not it was with the same intent, I'm not sure. The third leak was clearly straight to a blogger. I don't believe there have been 4.

WS, I don't think it's insurmountable, but it requires a will to follow up a prosecution. It's one thing finding those who leak the news publicly, but another to trace the initial source. I think some of these people are considered untouchable.

WS, I think most of the posters on here with an IQ over 80 realize that a placing leak is the last thing DB would want. The trouble is that certain bloggers have close links with certain brokers, and UJO is viewed as a stock that can be manipulated to suit market abusers. It's very sad, because the damage to the company and shareholders investments has been enormous. At the end of the day, these people will move on, but it would be nice to see a few of them get their comeuppance. Presently, they act with the confidence that suggests they'll never be caught, and I think they may well be right.

I think there's a big buy order being filled and the market makers are using all their tricks to fill it as cheaply as possible. For me it's a big fat hold.
Earlier today I could get a price to sell 10m at 0.2395. At the time I could buy £50 worth for 0.2295, but I couldn't buy 1m!

The MMs are desperate for shares. 0.2295 to BUY, 0.2395 to SELL!

WOW! ****ed up there RSETaster/Unwashed wristjob. You should be more careful when trying to rip off shareholders.

Borrowing money to invest in royalties is one thing. Risking a leak of a £5m placing which knocks a third off the share price is another. I agree with investing in these royalties with spare cash, but the risk to shareholders in this instance wouldn't have been worth the reward. In my opinion.

Haha. Good find Heid. They always new they can turn the tap off when they feel the time is right. And the Germans make it easier and easier for them, as do eco warriors and weak planning committees in this country.

I think the CPR is just for the Victory licence, feelinlucky. It shouldn't be long, since it is now more than a week overdue, according to their last update. The impact could be significant for the share price.

Sorry, I shouldn't have butted in feelinlucky. GP is a very good researcher, but always seems to like to find little negatives to cause doubt lol

These look pretty promising to me.

Block 214/30c is located in approx. 550m water and contains the Laxford gas discovery, made in 1984 by British Gas well 214/30-1, which flowed 17.5 MMscfg / day from Palaeocene Vaila Sandstone. The discovery is located 24 kms north west of the Victory discovery and contains an estimated Pmean recoverable gas resource of 81 billion cubic feet of gas and 1 million barrels of condensate (Corallian estimate). Block 214/29c contains the Scourie prospect, a Palaeocene Vaila Sandstone target exhibiting a seismic amplitude anomaly similar to that seen at the Glenlivet gas field located directly south of opportunity. The Scourie prospect contains an estimated Pmean prospective recoverable resource of 107 bcf and 1 million barrels of condensate (Corallian estimate). The firm work associated with the offer is to obtain 3D seismic data and undertake a range of studies.

Corallian envisages a possible future development of Laxford as a subsea tie-back to the Total operated Greater Laggan Area gas pipeline, either via the proposed Victory Development infrastructure or Glenlivet.

A successful Victory development combined with appraisal and exploration success at Laxford and Scourie could result in over 500bcf of gas being recovered from Blocks 207/1a, 214/29c and 214/30c.

Block 3/11a (Viking Graben)

Block 3/11a contains the Oulton oil discovery, drilled by Amoco in 1974 in the 3/11-1 and side-track 3/11-1ST wells. Light oil was tested from the Jurassic Emerald sandstones contained within a simple series of three upthrown fault trap which are now well imaged on 3D seismic data. The Block was previously held by Corallian as licence P2222. The discovery is estimated to contain 10-20 million barrels of oil recoverable with the range of resources related to the three mapped fault blocks associated with the discovery (1C to 3C Contingent Resources based upon a CPR commissioned by the company in 2018). The block also contains the Oulton West prospect, a structural stratigraphic trap at Emerald level which is up-dip and potentially connected to the Oulton discovery via a structural saddle mapped in the south-eastern limit of the prospect. The prospect has an estimated Pmean prospective resource of 37 mmboe (from CPR). The Oulton West Jurassic prospect is overlain by an Eocene aged Frigg sandstone gas prospect which exhibits a direct hydrocarbon indicator (DHI) in the form of a full stack amplitude anomaly which conforms to depth structure at the mapped top reservoir horizon. The prospect has a mean prospective resource estimate of 22 bcf recoverable (Corallian estimate). The firm work associated with the offer is to reprocess 3D seismic data and undertake a range of studies.

Block 3/11a is adjacent to the Corallian licence P2464 which contains several oil and gas prospects which could be developed in combination with both the Oulton discovery and the Oulton West prospects.

'It is a partial member, like France is'

If that's in relation to Ukraine and NATO -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_NATO

Ukraine isn't in NATO.