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Persimmon, a CPR is to be released in July, I would imagine the equipment ordering may also have been commenced as acquisition and assembly pre-works will probably take more effort with the state of the various industries producing and supplying what they will require. There are drill pipe shortages in the US, not sure of the situation here but wouldn't surprise me if West Newton got underway this year. Wait until the swampies start seeing the diggers creating the passing places in the lane to the site lol.

Didn't the bottom fall out of HUR though Eskibeater? I hear a few lost their shirts!

Pboo, have you not looked at the market in general? It's not just UJO, the sector as a whole are pulling back regardless of oil prices soaring. Most are in a far less attractive position than UJO who can easily weather the storm.

Itsawrap, its just a bit ridiculous to read the same monotonous crap on here every day about leaked placings, the investigation and the other things people keep bringing up about DB. At the end of the day, it's time to move on, start viewing the company in a new light. Until recently they were loss making, getting a few bob from two low producing wells and ambling along on shareholders cash. They are now raking in the cash with a lot more to come, have shares in potential company changing assets and the future is now looking very secure. All very well people harping on about the past every minute of the day, but its getting nobody anywhere. Most of the antagonism on here is not provided by shareholders, most sane shareholders are probably keeping out of any debate on here. We have a CPR due on West Newton. An Extended Reserves report on Wressle due. We have a potential dividend or buyback (or both). We have other news due this year too. We have the gas to grid. We have updates on Keddington, Biscathorpe etc. Add in about a million pounds per month total revenue and this stock no longer deserves the relentless attacks imo.

Itsawrap, your comment on cautiousness on timescales, in the Reabold RNS they state July for the CPR, in the UJO RNS, they state third quarter. Surely that contradicts your comment somewhat?

Ok, itsawrap, I will rephrase......

Allow the company to develop now on the back of all the investments made by DB.

the history of Union Jack Oil, it is seeing substantial revenues, is debt free and profitable. This changes the outlook moving forward and this cannot be compared with the past. Any AIM company lists for one reason and one reason only, to raise money. That is to raise in the hope of making the company a success. David Bramhill has raised cash, successfully, over the years and purchased and increased ownership in some good assets, one of which is now returning $1,000,000 per month. With the 40% amassed, throw in the additional revenue that will almost certainly come on line, (the additional oil zones and the gas) this will prove to be an extremely lucrative and clever move.

Without going into all the other asset potentials, Union Jack is looking good to thrive and prosper moving forward. It is absolutely pointless harping on about 'lifestyle company' and all the other bull being spouted as in reality, the past in this case is not a guide to the future.

It's pointless saying exercise some patience as many will have already done this for a number of years, but it is also pointless to try and trash the company and the management at a stage by where the chance of seeing some long awaited value in the SP is far greater now than at any time in the past.

Profitable, Revenue Generating, Debt Free, small management team, partnered in two major discoveries and one major producer (major for a small oiler).

People need to give DB a chance now to develop the company. A company where shareholders can be reasonable safe in the belief raising funds is unlikely.

Whilst the price of oil is going up, the vast majority of oilers seem to be stagnant, it is not just UJO who have released what must be about two dozen RnS's in the past 6 months.

I have seen a marked improvement in communication this year, via RNS, interview and Twitter. The tide is turning and my faith in a favourable outcome here is 100% positive. It really is about patience now, patience for the revenues to build, patience for the assets to now be developed, patience with the operators who we think should be moving faster.

Justbe, In Winnifroths bearcast he had a copy of the investigation report and named a number of people that were investigated, including the company broker. Hope that helps.

Why on earth would anyone do that lol? Nobody would waste the time or money as it would achieve nothing of worth. Get over it for gawds sake. All shareholders want now is for the company to move forward and prosper so we can all make some profit. The only people harping on about this are non-shareholders or antagonists. Turned a massive corner now, who wants to slow the traction down? Not me!

Plump, enough people complained about it don't you think? Winnifroth, Brailey, a number of suspect posters, even the brokers were looked at, so yes, it was done alright.

If that is the only issue, releasing information on a private investigation, that appears to have collared a number of people (obvious by their disappearance from this BB) then the company is doing far better than their peers on a lot of fronts. Time to move on from an episode that was down part and parcel to shareholders demanding action. It was done, it appears ro have achieved a lot of the company attackers from the system and in doing so, made the company stronger. When it is generating such great revenues, is profitable and debt free, what is your point in continually harping on about its past? Pointless now, move on and be grateful you are invested (if you are, that is) in one of the safest little UK onshore oilers there is!

Justbe, you tried to yet again introduce your negativity by suggesting it was a company source that was responsible for the leak. A source that left the company within the last quarter. A totally unsubstantiated claim that you then tried to modify to in the last half year. Again, unsubstantiated and now, because you know full well well that is not the case, you blame the company for poor communication? Nobody 'employed' by the company (your words) has left for years, only the PR company who would have been contracted, has moved on and that was a year ago this month. Your suggestion of an inside leak holds no credence, it is, as usual, your poor attempt to dismiss the fact that the leak could, and likely did, come from the broker or their ongoing communications. The company have been very communicative this year with updates, an interview and through their excellent Twitter account. We have seen a marked improvement on most of the previous issues, moved to profitability and have what looks like a far rosier future ahead now. Constant negativity is losing ground.

As farbas I am aware, the last person to lose their association with the company was their PR Company who did this exactly a year ago this week, going by past RNS's with their details on. So regards leaks, back to your drawing board.

Who are you referring to? Nobody left at the end of the year either?

I'm not tired, who left the company in past 4 months?

I'm not aware of anyone leaving the company in the past 4 months?

Justbe, surely even you can see that it could not possibly be an inside job?

There are 4 board members, do you think any one of them would wish to see the SP demolished? Where would the advantage be to that?

It is as good as certain that the leak occurred when the intent to raise cash, the 'sounding' was passed to SP Angel, the company broker.

From that point onwards, they would be 'sounding' out their potential investors, who would be talking to theirs and where Winnifrith and the like get the hint of a raise. It simply would nit have been possible to contain in the period between sounding and completion.

Whilst the likelihood of another is now slim, should the company need to raise, they would need to do it within a short time frame and with a broker who had the pre-guaranteed investors.

Personally I think this year there will be an institution on board and the outlook on all fronts will be far more stable and secure. Pointless continually harping on about the past when the present is proving to be a lot better, the future a lot stronger.

Union Jack has changed. A few like you refuse to accept that. Proof will be in the pudding, which in my opinion is looking pretty sweet right now.

go on about the 'leaks' but we are now heading towards a year since the one that crippled the SP. The investigation obviously had a profound effect on whoever was giving out information. Heading towards 20 RNS's and not a sniff of the content leaking out. The investigation is done and dusted imo and it's time to move on. And for those still whinging, best you accept the results will not be made public. Handed to AIM and left to be dealt with as seen fit.

Why wait all this time for UJO to become profitable, to sell? Lots to come over next few months, a reserves report, a CPR and potential operational commencements. Sell next year imo

Not surprised you got bumped off the UJO Twitter Pboo. Not as though you contribute anything positive, why would DB want to see your cra*p everyday? Not that its likely he operates it himself, think he is too busy to be 'tweeting' lol.