The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Unfortunately, the Q&A being not very inspirational, with, for me , no imminent news and inaudible for the best part, has i feel , and i sincerely hope not, stopped the momentum of the SP to get us over the 2p mark. I was hoping we could get the plant up and running sooner than predicted, but due to plant fabricated items being made and not being able to sell the gas before January, that is not going to happen. And i thought Morocco was desperate for gas.
We really need the JV /tax issue news soon, otherwise i see the SP drifting till then I know these things take time, but i am getting impatient now, like a few on here i guess, going over the same issues with no outcome.
Agree Joe,we do keep hearing how the Moroccans are desperate for our gas, but whenever we get the Sound site pictures, it doesn't look like we are in any rush to complete the plant with only a couple of operatives on view, in the last twitter pics. Surely we should be powering on in many site areas, not just one at a time is how it looks to me.
Would like to see pics of how the the LNG storage tank is progressing. Why no updates?
Maybe we have run out of kitchen sinks to chuck at it.
Looks like wishful thinking on my part then Padfoot. Advfn show 3 separate 1M buys, but on here I notice one of the buys has got a minus in front, thereby cancelling the other out as you say. Oh well, it was encouraging for a while, but 1m is still good for me.
Can't help thinking with BP declaring massive profits yesterday, and concentrating on more investment in O&G than their green energy plans, and with their main rival Shell next door to us, and the huge exploration potential we have, tax concessions etc, Sound Energy would be small change for them in a buyout, although at a much greater premium to today's SP.
Maybe wishful thinking, but you never know what is going on behind the scenes
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-02/shell-ceo-sees-opportunities-in-a-world-desperately-in-need-of-gas
Shell CEO Sees a World ‘Desperately in Need’ of Natural Gas
Have to agree with you Not2sure. Hindsight eh, I am sure if we had been successful in finding gas , JP would have been a hero., and a few here would be very rich. It was better than having a lotto ticket.He was riding high at all the excellent events Sound organised, couldn't do much wrong, like the Pied piper, most were happy to be led along.But alas the gas finds didn't happen, and he went from hero to zero very quickly, for various reasons not all to do with finding gas, as most are aware of. Maybe Mitchener and JJ were as much to blame, if not more, but most people forget about them.I had loads of dreams to fulfill like many, a new house, car etc. But promises to hold on for more, and to see it drip away, well that was my my fault to an extent.To take Sound from the lows to over a quid was brilliant. Not many complained then.I didn't. If Graham, and the others at Sound, can get us to quid ,he will be a held in high esteem to all as well, but not holding my breath for a quid,(50p would be great), as i didn't think we would have got there before. But i am sure we won't all make the same mistake of not selling as before, or would we?? If only. Maybe time to start dreaming again, ha ha. Bring on the flack.