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Thanks Daisy... that does make sense, but I'm still not quite sure why that should be an issue for our Auditors/accounts rather than solely the purchasers?

I'm slightly bemused as to why we need the 'purchaser' to provide details of the oilfield that we sold them!? Surely our own sale records should be able to provide all the relevant details? What am I missing? Is it that we need to know whether the purchaser has any legitimate reason not to pay CASP the outstanding £5m in monthly installments?

I was just a 'young buck' when I first invested in Roxi at 4.5p back in Jan 2013. Started building a more substantial stake in 2015 when they were trading at the heady heights of 14p. Sadly, it's been largely downhill ever since... ;-/

I've accumulated >16m over the years, averaging down along the way and very briefly became a 'Caspillionaire' when we started paying dividends back in 2023.

I only mention this to remind fellow 'battered and bruised' investors that CASP's fundamentals are still extremely strong for an AIM company, and it's only poor sentiment, communications and some recent global events that are suppressing the share price. l still believe these three factor can and will change... and we will all make a healthy return in the short to medium term.

Just as an aside, I requested a Bed&ISA shortly after Somm on Monday (when Interactive Investor started accepting orders). Unfortunately, the SP increased when the transaction was committed on Tuesday, so I could only transfer 909k shares, but the transaction still hasn't appeared in the Share Trades list here on LSE??? Unusual for transactions to be delayed for more than 2 days? Any other folks' trades not showing?...

I emailed Clive to ask whether the meeting would solely be focused on the two GM questions requiring shareholder votes?

Clive's response was:

"I do plan to run through where we are and where we plan to go in a similar way as at the AGM.

Whether or not we have a comprehensive operational update before the General Meeting really depends on events - but I hope so."

So, I think we can infer that an Ops update will be forthcoming, even if it doesn't land before the General Meeting.

In my experience Clive 'plays with a straight bat' and never gives anything commercially sensitive away, but for me personally I'm continuing to hoover up shares as they become available... currently with more than 2% of the free-float.

Had to buy them in 5 small transactions... very few available in any reasonable quantity.

Just added another 1m shares and the bid has immediately jumped from 2.6 to 3.1p. If we all do it, should be 5p by the close of play ;-) tee hee! Good luck all... '26 is going to be our year!

Thanks for confirming your conversation with the NOMAD Smarty... whilst I'm one of those that have been confused by the Index and AIM rules, surely the folks at FTSE Russell should have been clearer in their RNS last night... instead of getting all of us good folks rather 'hot and bothered'?

In fairness to Mr Carver, he responded to my questions regarding the 'notice of deletion' at 4:30am this morning, so it's clearly something he's taking very seriously. Hopefully, this morning's RNS resets the clock on the 'notice of deletion', but as Smarty says, it would be comforting to have that confirmed by our NOMADS or FTSE Russell?

Morning all, it was during the AGM that Clive said that his guess would be that the suspension would last until August. I think he said mid-August, but I'm less sure about the 'mid' bit...

I think that would be considered to be a small aperture Jimmy... and the pressure must be immense to push 876 barrels of viscose oil per day through such a small hole... bodes well for the P1 tests as well. Today's good news almost guarantees a 100%+ uplift in the share price when the suspension is lifted, because we will have both the sales proceeds and very probably full substitution of the recent oil production numbers. 5-6p is beginning to look very possible by the end of the month!

They weren't related Joe... I bought the 2 * 500k's to add another million in anticipation/hope of Clive's confirmation of the shallow's sale before the AGM. Failed on that one of course... but will keep them for the duration of the impending suspension in anticipation that we'll re-open significantly higher. Don't intend to sell any until we're north of 8p though.

Thanks very much Bluemango... that's a big help ;-)

Morning all, just a quick question about the AGM on Wednesday... The 'Notice of AGM' form doesn't suggests that Clive or Kuat will be providing a Company update on Wednesday; just addressing the 7 topics that require a vote. Does anyone have any different views based on how previous AGM's have been conducted. And secondly, does one have to take proof of share ownership to 'get into the room' for the AGM? Thanks

I can assure you that they are Rosie...

Can anyone send me a link to Absolute Resources website please... I've been searching for a while and keep coming up with a 'blank'. There is one based in Cincinnati Ohio, but I doubt that they're the purchaser of our shallows. I want tot know who owns it? Thanks very much...

Thanks Smarty... that's exactly where my gut instincts are too ;-) ... hopefully the cost of the production licences aren't too onerous, but clearly they're more than the £700k that we have in the bank. So, we need the CE proceeds or the Shallows sale cash to flow through and then the licence transaction can proceed quickly... and we're away again, and I can sleep more soundly. Just wish Clive could confirm the situation with a wink!

I couldn't make it to the AGM yesterday Smarty, so thanks very much for your feedback... very much appreciated. Did you get any sense of where Clive is regarding this point: We know that we're currently in a hiatus with testing the new wells until the appropriate licences are granted, but the wells have been drilled, and I assume perforated, so the Company must have some insight about whether oil is flowing freely to the well head, and if so, at what pressure? If it is, then I would assume that they have to vent the pressure on a regular basis to minimise any Health & Safety concerns? Obviously Clive needs to be tight lipped about this so that there's no suggestion that we're testing without the licences being in place, but if Clive could just indicate that oil is present at the well head then most of our nervousness about selling the shallows (without having a guaranteed replacement income stream) would disappear immediately. Did you get any sense of his confidence levels? Thanks very much ;-)

I won't be considering selling until we're into the 20p's as a minimum, and that would only be after I'm absolutely sure that we won't be expecting any further Special Dividends. "This time next year Rodders... " ;-)

I couldn't agree more CC... I can buy AND sell 7 figure numbers of shares today (which I've not seen in many years) implying significant liquidity... but how can that be possible if the trades being reported are so few and relatively low value. It just doesn't make sense... how intriguing!

Sorry! Just commenting on the 'vanilla' RNS that's just landed...