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They can only sell it once then it should move up well. Good profit in buying just to align with Canada listing alone outside of all the upside already discounted. If you spot a bargain you shouldn’t hang around.

Canada is up at 15.7p. Uk trading at 11.7p. Correction needed.

55018 that would be me, the biggest bear on the AFPO LSE board!

People buying into TRIN and CERP blatantly ignoring the cheaper more obvious option. All are good plays but TXP has the biggest upside based on the ridiculously low valuation.

These are the times you should be filling your boots before the herd get interested.

We had these same conversations at the 8p range, don’t worry it will happen. Eventually value comes out either slowly or explosive. The latter is usually the case with txp. Buy a discount on value and be patient.

The shares are subject to lock in agreements trek.

As picked up by Amurray; http://allafrica.com/stories/201801240234.html Construction began monday. The NWTGC phase I will see the construction of a 400 kv backbone transmission line from Morupule B to Maun via Orapa, two 400kv substations and 220kv / 132kv lines and substations connecting Toteng, Ghanzi, Shakawe and Gumare to the 400kv line. Phase II will see the extension of the 400kv grid from Phokoje (Selebi-Phikwe) to Pandamatenga via Dukwi and a 220kv line to Kasane/Kazungula. Phase 1 passes right past Tlou and Serowe.

Happy Birthday MrT enjoy.

Just hold them tight this has a long way to rise imho, short, mid and long term. 30p will see a closer return to ASX IPOand Tony didn’t float Tlou to breakeven. Upside is phenomenal when considering what’s potentially available. 30p touches £100m MCAP which will in turn interest a larger subset of IIs and funds.

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Oi Aisee haha. The lunatic in question is trolling advfn now having been banned from hot copper.

Vox would help while VTM has penetration most Pzis turn to vox

The wider market aware of this company, it’s absolutely sat off radar and it’s a little gem.

“We continue to evaluate further opportunities to add to our portfolio and we will update shareholders as discussions develop further". Quality assets as well for decent coatings, not just bringing on crap to earn themselves a crust. A real company being built.

As expected. 92.9% agreement is some feat.

Don’t worry nevo they aren’t all dumping, ones increasing on market it seems. Well drills comnenced Monday it’ll all be happening 2018.

Doesn’t matter tejero, look at the bigger picture and let the company do its thing. Hopefully we should hear about the multi well campaign shortly.

Caposoka welcome, in regards KMR your resident clown had a clear vendetta against the Company. He’s since been banned here for posting lies and misleading statements only to carry on his little sad campaign on Hot Copper, ADVFN and also Twitter. I think there is something seriously wrong to go to such an extent but I’m sure if he continues he’ll get his commupance. Regardless, back to Tlou. “Exploration costs will fall thereafter so TLOU have sufficient cash for the year with debt (all good).” Just to clarify this point, Tlou currently have no debt. “What does TLOU if it fails to win any part of the 100MW tender (unlikely but only to ask).” If in the remote chance this was to occur then there are other options to be tabled, offtakes external of Bots via the SAPP, CNG/LNG options countrywide from mines to hospitals to schools to Business etc. most run on diesel gensets and/or solar - the diesel can easily be displaced and there is a large market. Pipeline of gas sales could be reviewed, plenty of options but the quickest and most likely route will be via the RFP. “Once reserves upgraded, some form of tender award achieved, how long until first gas / revenue.” Reserve upgrades alone will underline the inherent value of the company so not to be brushed over, revenues however are expected 2019 with financing and development to begin this year. “Once reserves upgraded, some form of tender award achieved, TLOU will require additional funding. (I presume this will be debt based project funding from infrastructure / investment funds and not dilution.” Correct, debt based funding has been mentioned or the ability to later farm out some of the License areas, there may be a portion of equity based raised but likely to be done at institutional level much like in the way of the pension fund. This has been discussed on interview and appears in principle to be in place ready for PPA award. “Does anyone have a feel for how such a deal may be structured). If 2MW or 5MW is awarded as a start (to be scaled up later), how much revenue is generated per MW and/or how much production is required to cover the AUD 3-4M p.a. running cost of the company. i.e. what scale is needed to reach cash breakeven. (Of course, by this stage there will be financing costs to consider which are not yet known)” Depends on financing agreement as you stated, also a few other factors to consider but fag packet calcs were around $1-1.5m per MW per annum revenue. This will be dependant on final Negotiations but it falls inline with a mid case price when considered against coal, diesel and import.

The Managing Director Tony Gilby has elected to waive 25% of his contracted salary from 1 January 2018. The waived amount will not be payable by the company at a later stage. Mr Gilby has waived 50% of his salary since 1 January 2017. All other terms and conditions of his existing contract remain unchanged.