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I didn’t believe in Covid from day1. Just seemed way overhyped. Something just didn’t seem right. Not had one vaccine and I’ve been ill less times than those in my family who have had all the vaccines. Anyway HBr forum not best place to post these kind of posts. Don’t want to be filtered so going to stick with Hbr. £195k in HBr at £3.00 average. Going to trade some above that average and hold rest for a while.

Have a good weekend all

Jefff. Do love some of your posts so hate to say this but just realised hardly any one replies to you as i think almost everyone has you on filter

Rookie you holding some for longer also or trading full pot

Thanks

Does anyone know

I thought the current oil hedging for Hbr is around $78 which is the price Brent is at now

I know the gas hedging a lot lower

Does anyone know if we will be getting anything back. Can’t seem to find anything out

They were issued shares from Noble which they used to close their Short so no need to buy back

Rookie wrong for once 😀

Without buy backs we may have been at £1.50

Any news anyone

Rookie. You think merger will benefit Hbr share holders

Surely accountants must know ways to get round at least some of the WFT.

Could they not reduce the profits and hence pay less WFT by buying assets or paying off debt

UK government expected to offer energy companies windfall tax relief

Lower fuel prices spur hopes the levy will be reformed as sector is being encouraged to invest in new projects. Britain’s oil and gas companies are next week expected to be offered the prospect of windfall tax relief, as prime minister Rishi Sunak looks to boost investment and improve the country’s energy security.

Ministers have been discussing with the sector a promise that the 35 per cent windfall levy on profits would cease to apply if energy prices fell below a specified “normal” long-term level.
Officials close to the negotiations say Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, is open to the idea because it would provide tax certainty to a sector that is being encouraged to invest in new energy projects.

Sunak will set out a range of measures to boost Britain’s energy security and to help meet net zero targets next week at what Whitehall has dubbed “Green Day”.

But Sunak’s allies insist the event should be called “energy security day”, an indication that the package will also include measures to boost oil and gas production in the North Sea. “It’s not Green Day,” said one.

There is speculation in the industry that Sunak could launch the package in Aberdeen, the capital of the UK oil industry, although his allies insisted it had not been decided where the event will take place.

Thanks sekforde

Comeonvog - that works out to 4%. I’m assuming another similar payment will be made later on in the year.

Thanks comeon

Can some one clarify, will the dividends be paid twice in 2023 same as last year. Has this been confirmed

Are there 2 dividend payments confirmed in 2023 like last year. I think was 2 payments of around 8p per share last year

But compared to 2021 it’s good right. The share price was higher in 2021 though