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Caaeove note also had this at £27 on full prdouction...albeit based on 50m shares in issue

Look at the chart, its not that hard. 2006

I disagree - its all about the votes, saying domestic coal without Phulbari might be all that we get until after the elections. Keeps the Energy Plan credible without risking protests. Anu will no doubt drum up some hired help.

I would like to see the share price above 10p prior to the 12th. i'm really surprised we aren't well into the 20's now. I don't buy that its market sentiment on the false dawns, i think its all deliberate now...look at today's rise.

...and Phulbari is the only proven resource ready to go?

Sounds very positive that

But then your agenda is slightly different Warrior?…or should i say WoS?

I still think someone wants this around the 5.5-6.5p range. Its been a stable as it has been for ages, no spikes, no drifting...we are literally weeks away from an Election, hopefully a free and fair one...I never thought we would be at this level weeks out.

Going back to policy and domestic resource - there has been many more mentions of Phulbari over the past few months, Seminar in March, articles later in 2025, YouTube promotion...has there been a backlash? Only Anu Muhammad has countered and we know his story. Look at Heathrow's 3rd runway...houses having to be sold displacing people. Progress does usually find a way. The last 15+yrs under Hasina were a massive stain on the country - the people in power were rotten to the core. I hope Bangladesh moves forward for the people and for us...if they don't then pretty soon the country will be one of the poorest on earth.

Same, able to buy now

Is Ammonia co-firing fundamental to Super Critical plants? I'm not expert so if someone could clarify then please do?

So why on earth bother create one at all? Is it simply to say we have actually delivered something....so far in their 18 months they have done jack.

PowerChina recently extended their MoU for 2yrs, there is no way they would have done this without a). checking the validity of the license again and b). spoken to People in the main parties about their view on Domestic Coal Extraction.

Yunus has to be thinking about paychecks post his Interim Role and with the NCP now effectively disbanded he needs think about his key speaking jobs at $$ per time. He will not openly advocate Phulbari or any other Domestic Coal Extraction so again, it feels like a pointless exercise.

This was posted on ADVFN but that Ronaldo bloke, no idea where he got it from?

1. Strategic Shift: From Fossil Fuels to Clean Energy

The 2026 plan marks a significant pivot from traditional fuel sources toward a "Clean Energy" oriented mix.

Decarbonization Target: The plan aims to reduce carbon intensity from 0.62 to 0.35 tonnes of CO₂/MWh.

Renewable Expansion: A massive push for solar energy is underway, with approximately 1,454 MW of new solar capacity scheduled for integration by February 2026.

Import Reduction: To combat the volatility of international prices, the 2026 strategy prioritizes domestic gas exploration (offshore) and the use of regional hydropower imports (e.g., from Nepal and Bhutan).

2. The Role of Coal and Ammonia

While the government has canceled several large coal projects (including Matarbari Phase II), coal remains a transitional necessity in 2026:

Capacity Mix: Coal currently provides about 20% of the national power supply.

Ammonia Co-firing: The master plan introduces "Advanced Technology" pathways, where existing coal plants will eventually be retrofitted to burn a mix of ammonia and coal (targeting a 20% ammonia blend by the mid-2030s) to lower emissions.

But it wasn’t implement and was one of the few projects that had everything in place, feasibility studies, water management, etc

They should have given the GL years and and yrs ago, even if they gave it tomorrow they are 2 yrs off using their own Phulbari coal. What a mess.

Surely the main parties have to go into some detail about how they plan to tackle the Energy Crisis. If i was voting i would want to know credible plans.

So we have had 1 trades, then 2 trades and now trades of 4?!

So a full 3 weeks of campaigning. No sign of the draft energy policy - was supposed to be with Yunus for review on the 15th December.

…but surely you have done this research before investing your hard earned Jamesss?

It’s not nailed on, if it was then it wouldn’t be 6p

I would think that a couple of things will happen fairly soon into the new yr - Party candidates will be announced and the Manifesto's will be published. No idea on the Energy Policy, don't really see the point in it as all...why announce and interim governments view?...interesting that AGM notes had the management saying they expected the policy to underpin the need to for cheap reliable energy and utilisation of domestic resources?

They were true to their words on the MoU signing so what have they seen in the draft?

Why are there two RNS for the extension? Do they differ in any way?

His Energy Advisor is all for it - what is the point on the Draft then? As i said feels a waste of time unless its realistic and helps the next Government break ground, literally, on a way forward.

It is significant but we don’t know whether that’s a good or bad sign - Phulbari’s nots from the AGM indicate that the relationship is a strong as ever. Don’t go twisting the narrative to suit your trading, you know as much or as little as me and the rest so please.

If you were running for an election in a country such as Bangladesh you would promise a green agenda and tone down the reality of coal despite its necessity. Throwing away a chunk of votes is silly…look at the Labour Party, promises of a brighter future and then the reality and the blame game before doing what they were always going to. It’s called politics.

As far as the energy policy, they can say as much about Coal and mineral exploitation as they like because that’s all it is, a draft. I still think it’s a complete waste of time and effort…unless of course it isn’t and it all in some grand plan.

I would say exactly the opposite, Tang has never shared any such optimism before. Clear which side of the trading bench you currently sit YKIR!