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WG818 - Stop stirring it! Looks like Forum are prepared to wait.

"The total current outstanding amount is £1.89 million, which includes £300,000 in respect of the quarter to 31 March 2025, and Forum has agreed to suspend its rights to receive payment in new ordinary shares for a period of 6 months (with repayment now falling on 31 December 2025), whilst the Company is completing due diligence on a potential RTO and restructuring the Trafigura Debt. "

OTM - did you mean to say the asset purchase RTO will not happen? If so what is this information based on?

Someone is confident £25k late buy appeared.

RetailBook Offer increases total Fundraise to £4.8 million

Successful RetailBook Offer and Additional Subscriptions increase total Fundraise to £4.8 million

Private investors have subscribed via the RetailBook Offer for a total of 8,606,866 Ordinary Shares

Well done - now buy the adjacent land.

WG818 - usual negative take from Green prospective don't accuse others of not reading when you extract only what suits your agenda. Angus made a overall profit on a very low Hedge of .40p. new Hedge of .84p starts tomorrow. All positive news on wells approved, coil tubing workovers and RTO.

"The Group recorded a profit of £0.756m, which included an operating profit of £3.367m. EBITDA for the period

was £6.943m."

Highlights of the Fundraise:

· A proposed total Fundraise in excess of £4.0 million (~US$5.5 million) (before expenses) comprising:

o the Subscription to raise a minimum of approximately £2.0 million (before expenses) through the issue of approximately 57.2 million new Ordinary Shares (the "Subscription Shares") at a price of 3.5 pence per new Ordinary Share.

Don't like bit about complesting the DFS - they have had enough time and funding to do this!

Do like the bit about potential acquisition of the adjacent Aldeia Mining Lease (

Mali have every right to demand a fair cut from Barrick for what, after all, are the countries assets. Bruce should acknowledge this and make sure both Cora and Mali get a fair and sustainable deal - there is more than enough Gold to go round.

Richard Herbert stepping down suggests an aggressive take over of Angus instigated by Trafigura due to default on payment. If this is the case we have to hope that Trafigura have identified a great private company seeking a listing on AIM. Additionally it will be one that is profitable enough to keep up the payments to them.

Cost depends on type of compressor. Well head compressors (used at the wellhead to lift gas) can be relatively inexpensive, ranging from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. Larger central units used in processing facilities can be significantly more expensive, potentially costing hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.

The cost of secondary gas compressors for a gas well can vary widely, with estimates ranging from $29,000 to $82,500 or more, depending on factors like size, type, and complexity. Some compressors, like Ariel models, can cost $65,000 to $82,500, while others, like Ingersoll Rand, may be as low as $29,000.

General Cost Ranges:

Wellhead Compressors: $5,000 - $50,000+

Central Compressors: $100,000+

Noelpbz - you are correct at this moment in time, however only 20days to .84p followed by .94p in winter. Doesn't seem much point quoting what will be historical prices in soon enough. As stated in the RNS Trafigura are taking this into account in the resculpting of the original payment schedule.

Paper losses for last year mean nothing, especially as Angus are using tax credits to sweeten any forth coming deal.

OofyProsser - of course there are running costs but £3.6m is easily met with a revenue of £14.4+m!

Noelpbz - it is better than the £1 million a month revenue.

Recent figures show 1,400,000 kWh per day. Which equals 47769.98Therm(UK) x 30 days = 1,433,099

Times this by .84 pence and you get £1,203,803 x 12 = £14,445,641 per annum

Plus the £1 million from Oil and the extra from condensate. Surely a viable company?