What does concern me is if an oil major makes an offer of say 500 million for horse hill, solo would get about 23 million for their shares. If the original 9.75% would have been kept would have been 48 million. Quite a loss to shareholders.
It all depends whether a sale is sooner than later. If original stake was held there would have been millions of expenditure before monetisation eating into the profit when eventually sold.
Reckon we will sell on announcement of commerciality.
If investment would have remained as it was, there would have been millions spent to production.
Would have been years away from any profit. I’m hoping once testing is complete some oil major will just buy up horse hill. It’s whether the sums involved would have reaped more if our old stake would have been kept.
Whatever happens in the coming months I think the shareholders will be rewarded.
As for Ruvuma I just wonder if aminex shareholders will vote it through. Problem is if they don’t what other option would be left. I’m not sure if solo will keep their 25% or sell out if the right offer came along.
I would think about 10% to be retained on a free carry would be ideal or shares in the investor as with Ukog.
Wyndham luxury hotel in Perth as far as I can make out.
Although nxt website doesn’t change much.
As for relisting it sounded like never.
But things can change.
The investment profile of the company was changed at the agm.
I do hope that the next news update is soon and better than some of the others we have had.
Regarding the company that purchased civex assets they have been around many years look very professional and the limestone blocks have appeared on their website. If the board had wanted to wind up the company they certainly would not have made the nxt investment.
We have to be as positive as we can. Solo decided to sell and take the shares. This was done with the intention to monetise the shares quickly at little cost. A return to shareholders could be a matter of months away instead if years.
If investment had been left as it was more expense and time would have been needed to monetise it.
I think a percentage will be kept until production but the bulk of it will be sold as soon as a reasonable profit can be made and a return made to shareholders.