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Stop being edgy eggy oil is complicated hence the potential! Imop Denjo has an excellent chance but there are many parameters to success! Oil/gas/water ratio, permeability, porosity, Api, wax, sulphur etc etc arc. Kick back chill out and wait for results!

Utter rubbish in oil bad news is quick to land! Good news takes time!

You wanna speak to the boy's on the AXM board about biscuit flow rates lol

It's annoying! Where do these moron's get off posting utter garbage/blatant lies.....................

Ahhhhhh I see :-)

Fall for what Perky?

When an RNS is logged MM's will give it an almighty shake and cause chaos!

Yes he/she is full of Horse sheet

Possibly tomorrow, more like Thur/Fri if drilling is as predicted. If they have slowed due to pressure in the Djeno then could be next week + they will have to run wireline in hole, log and interpret

Imagine the divi @ 75% of net profit on that bad boi

TLP-103C will be drilled to a total depth of 2,700 metres and is expected to take 64 days to complete, including testing. The Well targets three horizons: the current producing horizon of R1/R2; an appraisal of the Mengo horizon and a deeper exploration prospect in the Djeno horizon from which the adjacent Minsala field produces at a rate of 5,000 bopd. If the Well performs in accordance with the Company's geological model, TLP-103C can be extended to target the Vandji horizon

Within the Tilapia Field, developments in seismic techniques have recently been able to interpret the presence of hydrocarbons in the Djeno Sands, which lie below the pre-salt layer. In neighbouring fields ENI, SOCO International and Oryx are already producing or in the final stages of testing prior to production from the Djeno Sands.

The seismic material indicates that the Djeno Sands have high volumes of reserves, and the presence of hydrocarbons in the AAOG block is confirmed with conventional flow rates. This was not brought into production within Tilapia when originally tested because the necessary techniques to kick-start production did not then exist.

Within the Tilapia Field, developments in seismic techniques have recently been able to interpret the presence of hydrocarbons in the Djeno Sands, which lie below the pre-salt layer. In neighbouring fields ENI, SOCO International and Oryx are already producing or in the final stages of testing prior to production from the Djeno Sands.

The seismic material indicates that the Djeno Sands have high volumes of reserves, and the presence of hydrocarbons in the AAOG block is confirmed with conventional flow rates. This was not brought into production within Tilapia when originally tested because the necessary techniques to kick-start production did not then exist.

Horizontals out perform verticals in these formations and seismic shows fluid not composition so every drill is a risk #Wick

Jeez play the lottery then 14,000,000 - 1 lol

25% COS in O&G is massive! Many drill with far far less

Is busy tweeting some interesting stuff.....if true......

Follow the big money, 235k buy got the ;-)

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/james-berwick-771b2111

to me like this is the BOD rinsing this for all they can get before de-listing in a few weeks/month time! A 100% increase in shares in issue in a little over a month, can they squeeze another in before they disappear???