I find it quite surprising9 Jun 2022 12:25
(Or maybe I shouldn't) that considering the turn around in the company's fortunes this year, that certain people cannot afford them the time to exploit their near term revenue assets, instead of harping on about a past that will not be repeated.
For the first time in the company's history, it is generating impressive revenues. It is debt free. It is profitable. There is little risk of any placings and hence no risk of leaks. Over a dozen RNS's this year, none have been compromised.
There are a number of exciting opportunities to double/treble present cash flow, yes, $3,000,000 per month is easily achievable when the gas is monetised and the Pen*stone flags is accessed. This doesn't run the risks associated with new drills, they are low cost exercises with big returns.
People ranting on about the investigation, the extended reserves report and all the other tripe I read on here are not genuine shareholders wanting the company to do well. They are in the main activists, bitter ex shareholders or just part of the group of negative spinners who seem to target all of the small AIM oilers. No offence Mirasol, Persimmon, Rnstranslator, but you are part of that group. You target UJO and a few other small oilers on some sort of a rota, you are purveyors of negativity, intent on killing off any sentiment.
Union Jack Oil in my opinion will go from good to better this and next year, there will be no stopping it. If they just concentrated on Wressle alone, the market cap would creep up, it would have to. But if Biscathorpe comes in, or the gas at West Newton and /or Wressle, nobody will be complaining at 50/60/70p and that is being realistic, not ramping.
I agree that Union Jack has had some tumultuous times, but now really is the stage of big change and nobody is going to lose money investing here moving on.