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What about the trip to the Antibes& meeting with sophisticated investors, like we were just dumb!.

Lastly I never liked the relationship with the Southdown's story teller , who paid his mortgage off , just before the decline . Maybe one day justice will be served……RRL come to mind 😡 ….

Thanks Zyx,

Sounds good for shareholders & Falkland Islands inhabitants.

Hopefully all goes well , what timeframes are we looking at for first dividend payout assuming we’re still bobbing alone ?

Looking like a potential candidate this afternoon , gla

To sell someone buys & to take that amount is a good sign , imho

Anyone else see the million plus trade , onward we go🚀

I’ve also found the rocket 😂

4.8 buy / 4.56 , was going to sell a few for another share , but it’s moving again , so I better keep all in !!

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I’d imagine it’s the impending updating of the Moroccan asset news , production in Trinidad going up & maybe movement in Ireland, so good news & maybe a jump in sp , one can be hopeful.

Yes it’s AI , but interesting, I think

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Ireland is currently evaluating its approach to natural gas drilling licenses, particularly in light of the potential for local gas sources to enhance energy security and reduce emissions. The government has extended the exploration license for the Inishkea West gas prospect until January 31, 2026, allowing further studies and partner searches to advance the project.

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Current Status of Natural Gas Drilling Licences in Ireland

Overview of Licences

In 2021, the Irish government banned new oil and gas exploration licences.

Existing licences, however, remain valid and are being utilized.

The Inishkea West prospect, under licence FEL 4/19, is currently of significant interest.

Inishkea West Prospect

Owned by Europa Oil & Gas, this prospect is located near the Corrib gas field.

It is estimated to contain approximately 1.5 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas.

The proximity to existing infrastructure allows for quicker development and lower emissions compared to imported gas.

Future Developments

Europa Oil & Gas has received an extension for the FEL 4/19 licence until January 31, 2026.

The company aims to conduct further technical studies and secure partnerships for drilling.

A successful gas discovery could reduce Ireland's reliance on imported gas and help meet carbon reduction targets.

Government Position

The government faces pressure to balance energy security with climate commitments.

While there is a push for renewable energy, fossil fuels are expected to play a role in the transition period.

The government’s stance on fossil fuel exploration remains cautious, impacting investor confidence.

Conclusion

The future of natural gas drilling in Ireland, particularly at the Inishkea West site, hinges on regulatory support and successful partnerships. The government’s current policies will shape the landscape for exploration and production in the coming years.

Just over $65 ,maybe an upwards movement.

Q, outside the areas already permitted ,are there other places of interest & will FIG release them .

Donalb & all , think it was a friend winding me up , sorry , but did feel nice for a couple of mins lol

Wish I could, but I was sent it by a friend, he said for me to do some homework!! Any help is appreciated, thanks

The most recent analyst rating on stock is a Hold with a £3.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc stock

Everyone, please wait for confirmation of material achievements here , just keep calm , yes I’m pro PRD , but I really want to read it in an RNS . TT is a good fallback, but as stated Morocco could make us fly .

MR, I think when the lady sings , it will be full operatic & Barcelona I go . Gla , can’t wait for our next PG update.

Nikb , 5/6 £ , I’ll be gone in a flash & on that Falklands cruise asap .

Posted at 09/1/2026 21:00 by mariopeter when the PRD share price was 4.25p.

At MOU 6 we have all seen the drill results and PG uttered 7 TCF of biogenetic gas. I don't think he is wrong on the maths but the formation damage has been a very very low stone ceiling on the share price. "Flow it and we'll come back" ......even Malchy. MOU 6 should bypass the damage and hopefully we can redeem the high pressure experienced during the original MOU 3 drill.

Finally not many will remember Keith's post on LSE "Anyone for Tagi". Saw the potential too (on my own geological research) which is why I remember his post so well. Tagi is now heavily referenced at MOU 5 in the latest company presentation. These sands are only marginally deeper than the MOU5 drill. Tagi sands are common throughout the world you should know have good permeability, are structurally trapped and have classic fault bounded oil reservoirs....early days of course. PG must be dying to shove an oil stick in the ground at Guercif. Hoping something more about this will feature in the oncoming ITR. There are deeper Tagi sands in South Trinidad by the way (That is where Cory Moruga is) ....below the Herrera and above the deep Herrera. Not sure if anyone has spotted that on PRD boards? May even be in the rest of the ITR I have not read fully yet.

Just to say the story at Guercif is long from over and anyone selling at lower share price levels is simply unresearched imho. Know when to hold em know when to fold em.