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Can someone help me along please in understanding how this works -

RNS 06/04 - New gas discovery comes on stream - please to announce commencement gas production LDS-01 - Tied to neighboring commercial - *GAS* - production infrastructure - Flow rates suggest material increase daily net production.

RNS 28/04 - Strong progress across Netherlands Assets -

Is this a problem? - Previously announced LDS-01 discovered commercial reserves experienced - *GAS Condensate (Liquid)* - Flow rates significantly higher than expected in addition to excellent dry gas production - Were we tied in to a local - *Dry Gas Facility*.

Once optimal operating regime has been identified (For dealing with condensate liquid?) well will be brought back online - expected to be late May 2023....

Have I misunderstood any of this as no expert and only have the RNS's to work from - Has anyone seen an update or accessed any information since that has clarified how we will be separating and dealing with the condensate high flow rates?

As always please DYOR as these are only my own observations ...

Boohoo stake increased by group owned by one of the world's richest men
A group owned by one of the richest men in the world has increased its stake in Boohoo.
Citadel GP LLC, which is majority owned by billionaire founder and chief executive Ken Griffin, has upped its holdings in the Manchester-headquartered fashion giant from 5.3% to 8.9%.
Mr Griffin provided funding to the Ricketts family in their failed bid to buy Chelsea from Roman Abramovich last year.
Hedge fund Citadel GP LLC was founded in 1990 by Mr Griffin who has an estimated net worth of £21bn.
His company is headquartered in Chicago, it has over 1,400 employees and looked after more than $50bn in assets as of May this year.
According to Boohoo's website, co-founder Mahmud Kamani remains the largest single shareholder in the group.
Other major investors include T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. / T Rowe Price International Ltd, Norges Bank Investment Management and Baillie Gifford & Co.

Glad to see price moving in right direction. Paper mills feeling strain of extremely high costs associated with current very high energy costs (manufacturing process uses huge volumes elect and gas) but converting has nowhere near same exposure but all benefits of premium prices for packaged products. Pulp prices have been this high before and so have energy and all businesses survived and stronger as surcharges passed on limit losses and tend to form new baseline price structure as other manufacturing costs fall. This is a very professional business being well run with a product line totally focused on supporting our new hygienic lifestyle (who can deny ho much we've changed with COVID). Accrol looked at tissue manufacture years ago and wisely focused on putting their resources in to converting and finished products, if they hadn't, would be a different story as others are finding out grappling with huge bills/losses - reel conversion is the way forward and Accrol are doing very well under the circumstances.

Virgin Media has terminated a landmark mobile phone deal, delivering another blow to Vodafone boss Nick Read. 
The pair had agreed a five-year deal, running from January 2021, to launch 5G services for Virgin Mobile's three million customers.

All plants start from the ground up and our earthwork engineering packages have been rescheduled through (Covid-19) delays for delivery in Dec with civil engineering works to start Q1/Q2 2022. Also contractor accommodation also reported to be underway so should here something positive in Dec/Jan.