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Pboo, 3-4 tankers per day has also been quoted on many occasions, 884+ barrels has been the official number RNS'd. The well is capable of considerably more so my figures fall well into expectations and possibilities. You are just a pi*ssed off UKOG loser trying to add some negativity. I do not set out to mislead, I have no agenda. You on the other hand.......

for the company and for shareholders is pretty much secured on the Wressle asset. It is not just the 800-1000 bopd, it is the gas too. Then there is the further development into the other oil and gas bearing zones. We could EASILY see 2000bopd and a significant gas output within the next year or so and that, for a small oiler like Union Jack, will be a major revenue stream with their 40% share. Keddington seems fo produce year on year at a rate of 25-30 bopd and Fiskerton is contributing too. I see the council back tracking on Biscathorpe with the possible costs that would be levied against them should an appeal go ahead to completion and be awarded in the operators favour which would be very likely. West Newton remains an unknown, although the JV partnership seem very confident in a positive outcome here, they seem intent on progressing it. They would not be doing this if they didn't believe they could return value, they have had the chance to walk away. All in all, we have a nice little portfolio of promise, safe investment percentages, bigger in the more likely, smaller in the more risky. A dividend WILL attract institutional investment, Union Jack is way ahead of Egdon, Rathlin, Europa and Reabold in my opinion, financially, operationally and asset wise. Of all of the JV partners, UJO will outshine all the way.

when the 5 million dollar announcement will be released, must be within the next two weeks, the sooner the better as this will show the oil is still flowing at a strong rate. Regards a dividend, I believe this would be the better route than a buy back. Why? Because it will bring institutional interest to the company, it will be a nice little reward for long term shareholders whereas a buy back may not make a big difference. I think UJO is now ripe for institutional interest, Few AIM companies about now in this industry they would look at imo.

Do you honestly believe David Bramhill would pick his phone up to call YOU? If you talk like you spell he would need a team of translators on hand to work out what you are saying hahaha!

Union Jack is in track to make about £10,000,000+ this year on Wressle and Keddington alone, there could be other developments that increase that, so why would ANY genuine shareholder keep trying to drag the share price down with endless negativity? Not a good investment strategy is it? This is why it is so easy to wheedle out the genuine posters here and the antagonists. This BB should now be full of positivity, with everything to look forward to. Exciting future for this small oiler, one that no will no longer need to rely on placings, making it a very attractive long term investment from these levels. Try talking it up for a change, get off Heids back because seeing every one of your posts going on about her is not only fuelling her fire and ensuring her comments are always at forefront of this BB is getting to be a tiresome read, The fact remains that like you, she has every right to post here whether you like her opinion or not.

3pm:Plastic cup of water on arrival with an 'horse derve', made from lightly fried horse manure. Pete circulating amongst the three locals that turned up, then not sure whether the smell is him or the horse dervs. Everyone sat on pallets nicked from the lorry park down the road, Pete with his flagon of scrumpy passing out a list of luxury items ready for his wild camping in the lane by West Newton. Then everyone's phones start ringing (the guests have arranged for family to ring them with an emergency so they can leave. 3:20pm, guests have all left and Pete is laughing as he has all the food for himself, promises of ground coffee and veggie sausages.

'Will' make yourself look foolish?.

I am very certain they will do a divi or share buy back but lean to the divi because in the grander scheme of things, a share buy back will not guarantee an uplift in the SP neither will it attract bigger investors. A dividend will do both. They could easily give a million back or more knowing it will be recuperated quite rapidly.

Over the years, UJO has been a stock that has been heavily traded, had leaks that allowed certain entities to profit and destroy confidence in the management and done absolutely nothing to return any value for long term shareholders.

However, you look at it now, things have at last turned in favour of new investors and, with a little patience, long termers.

There is no doubt in my mind that with the substantial revenues coming in, the company will announce a dividend. This is far more logical and beneficial for the share price. It will create institutional interest, it will encourage investors to cling on to their shares.

Wressle is no doubt holding a lot more news. Pen*stone and Wingfield Flags, more gas and oil, gas sales alone worth 100's of 1000's of dollars weekly. People say Wressle will not be worth a pound on its own? I beg to differ and as this licence is developed, it WILL be the jewel in the crown for the JV partners in my opinion.

Biscathorpe planning will almost certainly be passed this time around. The inspectorate (if it gets that far) will see this the same as he did Wressle. It's of national importance. The greens are back footing now, everything is in the operators favour.

What with West Newton, well, if that produces the gas they think it will, the SP will be in excess of a pound thats for sure.

Patience is definitely going to pay now, the SP will not be stuck at 30p for long and once it starts moving and the positive news flow comes out, 60/70p and up to a pound is nailed on.

Wave goodbye Roy!

I see Roy didn't like the Welsh bully boy accusation lol. Can call people names but doesn't like it in return. Whatever happened to sticks and stones?

If you want to see a fool, look in the mirror Roy. If you could understand English you would see I was not defending her, I was pointing out it's idiots like you that keep her in the limelight!

for a few of the idiots on here to realise Heid has you by the balls lol?

She posts, then the next 20 comments are all about her. You are making her the Queen of the UJO Bulletin Board.

You are in effect 're-tweeting' which is usually a sign of liking a post.

She's not as daft as some of you think!

You represent the on-site element of the activists against the development at West Newton. Their focus is not only the impact on the local area, but also on the destruction of the hydrocarbon industry as a whole.

Now, as you know, there are over 6000 items that are derived from this oil, it's not all about the ozone layer and the carbon footprint.

The argument for alternatives is not one I personally object to, it would be fantastic if the company could be powered by clean energy.

However, the windmills are not only constructed from oil bi-products, they also need about 100 gallons of oil to keep them lubricated. Additionally, when there is no wind, there is no power and not enough battery storage to keep things going. Solar power also suffers pretty much the same issues with no sun.

So, how do you think stopping oil will actually help keep you warm, power your mobile phone, fuel your car or have anything near a normal, acceptable lifestyle?

Can you afford an EV? (Also reliant on oil). Would you he happy with intermittent daily power cuts? What about hospitals? Would you be happy having a kidney transplant and the lights going out?

Whatever your reasons for disrupting people's lives, I don't believe for one moment you would cope without the bare necessities we all expect in the 21st Century which only goes to suggest you are in this for your own benefit. You know oil will never be stopped, you know from Wressle that councils will pass planning for oil and gas operations because 90% of people with a brain know it is essential for any future or present alternative energy source.

Why don't you explain your reasoning instead of posting your childish insults towards the Chairman of UJO?

why, if there is nothing there, would a scruffy scrounger be shouting about getting the operation cancelled? Why would his fool associates be contemplating spending money if they are so sure it will be dry and need filling in and restoring? Why is our Pete preparing to set up camp in order to harass the onsite security and delay hard working lorry drivers from going about their lawful business?

The answer is quite obvious to me.

There is oil there, there is gas there and they know it will be recoverable. They will do anything to delay it, but ultimately it will be produced. Pete is another case. He gets his 5 minutes of fame. A nobody who is despised by everyone including his own people, they tolerate this embarrassment to save them sitting and shi*tting on the roadside themselves and he scrounges food, mobile phones, a camera and a drone for doing it. Not as though he is even a nice person!

"I will do what I want on this board with my own positive mindset"

Seriously?

are invested in Elephant Oil Corp who are soon to IPO, Egdon Resources where their investment has already more than doubled (and whom owe them a million) and the North Sea Oil royalties. All nice little sidelines to their Wressle income. Wonder what Elephant Oil will IPO at and what the royalties have returned to date? Could do with an update on that to see who was right in regards to not taking the intended amount.

Note Matt Lofgran

Elephant Oil Corp.
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)
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Nevada

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86-3759087
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incorporation or organization)

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Pennzoil Place
700 Milam, Suite 1300
Houston, TX 77002
(832) 871-5050
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Elephant Oil Corp.
Pennzoil Place
700 Milam, Suite 1300
Houston, TX 77002
(832) 871-5050

Don't be a dick Roy, look at the Base of the RNSs, she hasn't been on there since last year. Do the company have to announce they have dropped some of their PR? I don't think so. Stop looking for things that arent there, you will do yourself more damage lol

Itsawrap, hardly well informed knowing the PR changed and Stephania Barbaglio is hardly a Spanish name is it lol? Its raining.

Roy, the Severn Bridge awaits! It's calling your name.