RE: Chariot - research1 May 2025 14:29
Hey Bold, sorry was not saying Chariot is a confirmed, although the SP, the market and the markets perception on management OnG abilities may think so. I am (yet again, and again) presently (amongst other aspects) concerned with the farm in T&C's. I belive it is taking some what longer than I belive.
Looking at the time it indicates (IMHO) that there are some issues:
A straight transfer back to Chariot should have been quite smooth if correctly written up, Chariot remain the licence holder. So if not why not?
1. Poor T&Cs resulting in:
A) Energean asking for return of some capital investment from Chariot before tranfering back - time as lawyers involved but ONHYM would in theory approve transfer back quite quickly.
B) Energean looking to transfer (legally this could mean selling) the % to another Operator - resulting in this time delay as they need to find that operator AND
ONHYM would also need to approve.
C) Energean looking to do either of the above but retain a smaller % stake with new T&C required. Resulting in further time and ONHYM approval
2. Chariot holding Energean to farm in T&Cs such as the the addtional farm in stipulated seismic surveys or cash recompense. Resulting time delays.
I have a significantly larger stake than I did hold in Chariot as I decided to average down. Which is HIGHLY RISKY.
I continue to take a impartial and ballanced risk assessment of everything the managment do, but have since before the farm in lost a lot of cash and faith in the OnG pillar within the group..in particular Duncan Wallace and his team.....I assume it was him that got AP to say in July 2024 pre drill webcast that "finding gas in A3 was not crucial" π€π
Duncan Wallace & Team are looking to be inept in their data interpretation, offshore/ onshore drilling strategy (no flow testing on land or sea), contractural acumen, information disclosure and advice to the CEO.
All the best, at least it's sunny till Monday, Sft