The buy backs20 Jul 2023 15:43
Are at the company's discretion so can't see quite why everyone is complaining. They have already decreased the shares in issue by quite a lot, there's no obligation to keep on buying, especially as we shareholders don't know what is presently going on in the back ground. Always a reason for things and most are not to pander to shareholder moans. You either trust the board of UJO to do what's best or you don't. If you don't, then sell up and move on as not trusting your management is not a good case to remain invested. Today's UKOG result bodes well for Union Jack as the courts were hearing not just from a council objecting, but the judge also rejected the argument by Protect Dunsfold group too. It's common knowledge the council objecting to Biscathorpe offered a poor defence and annoyed the inspector too. That licence has already been drilled so to now say it cannot be produced from would be laughable. The CPR was 'expected' in June, to date it has still not been published but there could be a multiple of reasons for that. ERCE may need more time to compile their data, things change all the time and as far as I am aware this well is still being tested. There is a lot of data to collect to come up with a long term prediction, GC took over a year from what I remember, everyone was shouting then, 'where is it'? Nothing in this industry hit's stated timescales, estimates sre always something to be taken with am pinch of salt. Wressle is simply an exceptional well that will keep putting cash into Union Jack for decades, allowing the company to progress on many fronts and remain a reasonably safe haven for investors imo.