Certainly been some awful17 Sep 2022 18:53
bullshi*t posted the past few days. Let's look at the likelihoods and possibilities.
The likelihood is that Wressle will continue to produce for about 15 years going by the Gaffney Cline report, which doesn't appear to include the gas, there has been un upgrade in reserves of over 2,000,000 barrels of oil. The gas issue is restricting the oil volume, there will, when the gas monetisation is resolved, likelihood within the next 6 months or less, be more oil produced and more cash from the gas. For the next 5 years, at the constricted rate, the company will see in excess of £50,000,000 plus the gas. How many small AIM companies churning this amount of cash? Then there is the share buy back and/or both, the dividend, again, likely in next 6 months.
Wressle is presently the company maker and will be so for many years with more zones to target. What could be in the Santon Sands?
Union Jack, imo, will not as some suggested, be financing any additional work at West Newton, buying out Rathlin or Reabolds share etc, why would they? The cost of a bigger percentage would make things very tight and DB likes the cash position. He won't be wasting itj or looking to burn it in some extra risk. Biscathorpe result soon and possibly North Kelsey. Very, very likely these appeals will be granted. Biscathorpe will not cost an enormous amount to side track.
There will always be ups and downs, but the company is financially strong, has a strong revenue generator in Wressle and the future looks pretty secure.
Nothing Ruthie says will stop West Newton and gas or oil will be, imo, sold with the first successful well. The days of the activist have been stamped all over with the recent revelations on climate misconception and people's need for gas, electric, fuel. It simply cannot just be stopped.
Union Jack are in a pretty sweet place right now and all the dicking around with the SP will come to an end. This is a £1 share minimum in the coming weeks.