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And to the second part of your question, whether this is the bottom depends on whether you think MB will deliver or not.

My money is on him to fail for the reasons have stated.

And by that, the SP will definitely reach a new low.

Imho and DYOR

Flightman,

In response to your answer, if it's one of the two then I will definitely put the £20K into Oracle Power.

Imho and DYOR

Let's be honest, how many here actually thinks Gobi, H2, and Gazelle would be a game changer?

I think the chance of that happening is extremely unlikely.

Previous results and analytical data suggested those wells were dusters.

By revisiting them MB thinks it would change? I really like to know what he is smoking.

I would like to hear what he has to say when all of them come back with poor results.

I mean, even if H2 delivers 30bopd, that is not going to change much for Matad.

So why waste another several millions on those wells?

Imho and DYOR

Really unsure why people keep wanting this post removed when it's factual information on the history of the company.

Block Energy former company names:

GOLDCREST RESOURCES PLC 21 May 2013 - 05 May 2017

RARE EARTHS AND METALS PLC 15 Dec 2010 - 21 May 2013

LISUNGWE PLC 08 Feb 2005 - 15 Dec 2010

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/05356303

Imho and DYOR

The SP is where it is today is solely on MB.

If ramping/deramping can have an effect on the SP, then all of you will ramp it to £100 per share.

Unfortunately or fortunately, it doesn't work that way.

So....it's time.for people to take some responsibility.

Imho and DYOR

It will just be hours of MB and team promising to do this and that....

Like I have said, how about actually do them...

More false dawn...

Looks like the final deception, MB and team could try to milk shareholders one last time before Matad goes bust....

Imho and DYOR

£180millons raised to date.

They could have kept most of that for just sitting there doing nothing.

But nope, they're all gone to waste....or have they?

Imho and DYOR

China says ‘complicated’ boundary dispute with India will take time to resolve

01.07.2025

China said Monday that its long-running boundary dispute with India is “complicated” and will take time to resolve while reaffirming its commitment to existing diplomatic communication mechanisms.

Responding to recent remarks by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, who called for a structured roadmap to de-escalate tensions and find a permanent border solution, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said that Beijing was open to continued dialogue.

“The boundary question is complicated, and it takes time to settle it,” Mao said during a regular press conference in Beijing.

Singh met with Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun last week in the eastern city of Qingdao.

“The positive side is that the two countries have already established mechanisms at various levels for thorough communication,” Mao added.

The two countries have been embroiled in a longstanding border dispute in the Ladakh region of disputed Jammu and Kashmir.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/china-says-complicated-boundary-dispute-with-india-will-take-time-to-resolve/3618121#

Imho and DYOR

The Future of China-India Thaw after the Indo-Pakistan Conflict.

25 June 2025.

Since October last year, China-India relations have been gradually thawing following an agreement to complete troop disengagement along the disputed Sino-Indian border. The agreement was a hard-won breakthrough for both sides as their relationship had been de facto frozen following deadly border clashes in 2020. Then came the May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict. As expected, Beijing backed its “iron brother” Pakistan against India with intelligence, military advice and diplomatic support, while Chinese-supplied weapons and aircraft proved critical for Islamabad’s military operations. Naturally, this support antagonised New Delhi and outraged the Indian media.

https://www.isas.nus.edu.sg/papers/the-future-of-china-india-thaw-after-the-indo-pakistan-conflict/

Imho and DYOR

So Abzzba thinks China will let India gain more influence in Mongolia when the two nations are already in a hostile relation regarding the boarder issues:

https://youtu.be/yeXzB53Xu08?si=OoVr_zgI1j1-zXOU

I don't think that will happen.

Imho and DYOR

I don't know why Abzzba is posting this news to imply it's good, perhaps he hasn't thoroughly investigated the complex geo political aspect of it.

Mongolia is a nation heavily reliant on China for it's trade and economy. China have already made it clear on the global stage that they are backing Pakistan over India on their conflicts.

So...by Mongolia even thinking about doing business with India is like a slap in the face for China.

Mongolia, in my opinion, would no way make the final call without China's nod. There are games being played in the background perhaps, and Matad are facing a lot of issues could also be because MB doesn't really understand the relationship in which he can negotiate a deal.

The tax issue imposed by the Mongolian Government could be to block Matad's advancement.

Matad, perhaps foolishly thinks they can operate in a foreign country and change the local rules and shift the power of balance.

Refinery, yes, but a buyout from an Indian company, I don't see that happening unfortunately.

China will rather let Matad, the incompliant bankrupt, than let it do business with India when China on the global stage have said they would back Pakistan.

Imho and DYOR

Why are you posting old articles with Published Date 2021-12-07 Abzzba?

Flightman,

Nope, but I think I read an RNS that states there's gradual increase in the financial obligation for Sheikh as the project develops.

Imo and DYOR

Flightman,

Look at it this way, even if all of the other projects continues to lag, I do think the Northern Zone Project would trigger some uplift in the share price.

Obviously, as you have stated, Sheikh has his influence, and so does China Electric. There seems to be some movement on the Blue Rock Valley Project too.

Any one of these projects can trigger a major re-rate.

Imo and DYOR

Yes flightman,

No investment is without risk but Oracle Power is one of those where the potential reward far outweighs the risks.

I don't have the exact figure on the top of my head but just a brief highlight, the Northern Zone is targeting x millions OZ of gold worth billions. Even at 20% that's a lot of money.

The Thar / Green Hydrogen infrastructure are designed to last decades, I think I read 30 years minimum to support the Pakistan energy efficiency.

If successful, there would be an ongoing income stream and would boost the SP significantly.

All imo and DYOR

Oracle Power: Quick Summary: Project returns in the billions potential 💰💰💰

- Operate in Pakistan and Australia (Diverse portfolio) ✅

- JV with Riversgold (free carry until December)✅

- MOU with China Electric (recently renewed)✅

- News to look forward to: Northern Zone Project (Gold), Blue Rock Valley Project(Copper), Green Hydrogen Project, Thar (Coal) ✅

Major Players: China Electric and His Highness Sheikh 540M holder in the Green Hydrogen Project ✅

- £1.75m market cap (huge upside) ✅

Any one of the projects on a success case will be many multiples of today's market cap.

Share price / Market cap / Multiplier:

0.080 = 8.75M / 5X

0.15 = 17.5M / 10X

0.30 = 35M / 20X

1.5 = 175M / 100X

The chart highlights the potential upside which is entirely doable if Oracle gets it right.

Imho and DYOR

Oracle Power: Quick Summary

- Operate in Pakistan and Australia (Diverse portfolio) ✅

- JV with Riversgold (free carry until December)✅

- MOU with China Electric (recently renewed)✅

- News to look forward to: Northern Zone Project (Gold), Blue Rock Valley Project(Copper), Green Hydrogen Project, Thar (Coal) ✅

Major Players: China Electric and His Highness Sheikh 540M holder in the Green Hydrogen Project ✅

- £1.75m market cap (huge upside) ✅

Any one of the projects on a success case will be many multiples of today's market cap.

Share price / Market cap / Multiplier:

0.080 = 8.75M / 5X

0.15 = 17.5M / 10X

0.30 = 35M / 20X

1.5 = 175M / 100X

The chart highlights the potential upside which is entirely doable if Oracle gets it right.

Imho and DYOR

Flightman,

I don't understand why people would buy Matad over ORCP.

ORCP have all the news to look forward to, and any one of their projects will be multiple of the market cap.

The Northern Zone Project alone in Australia could be valued between a £20-100M market cap.

All I can say is, it's under the radar and the wider market just don't trust Oracle for their past.

Imho and DYOR

"people should only base investment decisions based on official company info."

If only that was the case here too

Imho and DYOR

The man who went back to his luxurious mansion in Singapore during C19...and left shareholders waiting for crucial documentations from the Mongolian Government

DYOR