Good summary. I’m expecting my investment here to be a total loss. I certainly wouldn’t invest more, even at 2p, until I see some serious changes in management, and communications that are rooted in reality.
11p? It’s great to see that level of optimism about this share. I really would not be surprised to see us waving to 10p in passing by year-end. Of course, I hope I’m very wrong. GLA.
Africa is, sadly, very used to dealing with diversity and will bounce back. Europe has more to lose but hopefully the response systems are much improved for any new cycle of infection.
My observation on communications was merely expressing shock at the lack of any response – even a polite acknowledgment/brush-off – to a request from two shareholders, active on this forum, for an update. Good manners cost nothing. I remain invested on what I consider is realistically a multi-year timescale.
I must admit to be being more than a bit shocked at the silence in response to this email. Very poor form when a quick update would reach – and reassure – so many investors on this forum. It’s hard to keep the faith in an information vacuum, even for LTHs.
While not essential, the Total LNG project certainly has great potential for AAAP long term – and we all know a long term view is essential for anyone investing in Africa. This is a useful overview of the current state of play in the northern Mozambique region and gives some hope for a more stable “jaw-jaw not war-war” approach : https://allafrica.com/stories/202105311102.html