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? 30k - Don't think anyone has said that.
MZ, however, did say 15 producing wells in 2022 . . . under and across the Ucayali. He also talks of his father's legacy to the north. He mentions the light API in #107 and migration to the east of the field. The plan is to blend it with the heavy oil. The expectation is 2P reserves are equal to #95.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fumMZwg_zpk

I'm adrift on the presentations here.
Missed the above on 25/03/21.
MZ certainly had my attention for 25 mins.
BOPDs will go beyond 20k next year.
#107's light oil can't come soon enough.
He seems very confident on that one, too.

As always, like clockwork.
Only AIM company with $76m in the kitty, and counting.
. . . will be present @ 4.30pm.
Have a duty to do so.
An acquisition this year in Peru or Colombia?

If Mama Samia can convert the words into action, there are going to be many more buyers in coming weeks, especially the instis. Private investors had better get moving.

Philbert is Chair of the Tanzanian Chamber of Mines. He is our top man at Singida and is possibly the most seasoned Tanz mining engineer.

We tend to overlook the considerable value of senior staff in Shanta, a situation that is being quickly recognised by growing numbers of investors of different shades. Mama Samia, judging by her statements to date, is making some telling remarks. Her approach is pragmatic and there will now be a more balanced attitude to the country's nascent mining industry.

Combined with the other leading names in Shanta we can anticipate exponential growth by 2023 in the three operational areas. At some point the fourth licence in the SW could easily come into play. And VAT hopefully can be offset in the next 12 months.

Especially interested in Kisinka acreage.
Would like more details on the termite hills' search.
How many and what mineralisation traces?

https://twitter.com/Petro_Tal/status/1377140981514993680

Operations update tomorrow.
Conference call at some point thereafter.
Cumulative throughput for 2021 apparently ~9,895 b/d.
Just about on target thus far.
Storage facility upgrade hopefully underway.
4H workover completed?

Absolutely critical Eqtec make huge strides in combating pollution on a global scale.
There was a BBC video this morning on waste washing into the sea.
No solution means a bleak future for you younger folk.
I've been going on about it since 1958.
The evidence was already there . . . South Atlantic, Indian, Red Sea.
Great Whites disappeared. China snoek gone. Tuna gone. Crayfish/kreef depleted.
Channel same story. Plastics are the biggest culprit and curse.
Latest trick in Tunbridge Wells. Hundreds of discarded face masks.
The general population don't give a damn.
This tech is about the only thing that save the day.
Whinge over.

Thanks, both. Will check it all this evening.
Better get off to earn some more coinage for ARCM shares.
Will also look at that Trident report again.

KB - If you have any map coordinates I can have a look/search on Sentinel or one of the other satellites when getting in tonight. Google could do with a general update on most of Africa.

There are big days ahead for several stocks next week.
Milender, a very timely reminder from you.

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2086/1263/t/3/assets/Ucayali%20Peruvian%20Amazon-1514730906704.jpg?9268538549301013622

Most spectacular oxbow I have seen.
No EverGiven helmsman allowed anywhere near the wheel though.

Seems navigable year-round.
"Shallow-draft vessels ply the river as far south as its junction with the Pachitea River, 675 miles (1,085 km) upstream from Iquitos. Along the Ucayali are small river ports, notably Pucallpa, Contamana, and Requena."

@ 12:49 - Impressive. 200k. Top man.
Shall be working most of the weekend but two more checks need addressing before I steadily add on sub20p. They are:

o #107 - I was premature thinking its development was near term. The two refineries in the region are idle - probably poorly maintained - and have little capacity anyway. Any product would have be trucked as well. Expecting some outfit to come in on a JV this year is unlikely.

o A spot of homework has to be done on downstream waterway transport. At present I don't know if it is passable all year. I know a bit about the Putumayo on the Colombia/Ecuador border which has more than one limitation.

o #95 - With a handful of horizontals plus a water disposal well in the next few months Bretaña could easily surpass exit target with initial flows. Declines have to be anticipated but results of the March workover could be a useful indicator (subject to a professional job).

o Have never been to Peru or Ecuador which seriously reduces knowledge. Whereas southern and east Africa was my hunting ground for 30+ years. As a result, knowing the geology and terrain, I have gone quite heavily into two stocks there. PTAL at some point in 2021 is going to be a star performer but not reaching the heady heights anticipated by Auctus.

I don't know if anyone here had the misfortune of suffering in Amerisur with Giles Clarke and his amateur cronies. If they did there is a yawning gap in competence: native Peruvian(s) with charisma and City plonkers who knew very little about Platanillo, etc.

. . . and we have a presentation next week.

As on many other days the source/supply of stock remains a total mystery. Assuming 17.6425p was the best bid quote all day, from where does all the stock come? Surely Jannie van Dam only has so many fingers to plug the dyke before he is swept away.

(if correct, I read somewhere that we now have 19 MMs. That number must complicate matters.)

All "nice" sentiments look pretty good for next week.

?? "the starting point is to firm up plans to apply for a new mining lease"
(what has happened since) ??

https://www.globalminingreview.com/exploration-development/04032021/castillo-copper-to-recommence-mining-at-big-one-deposit/

Hope they start real soon.
I know Depco HQ is in Rockhampton.
Was surprised they have a permanent support base at Mt Isa.
Next to no rainfall all season.
So why the foot-dragging?
SP - Have you yet to begin the geophysics?

https://www.mining.com/castillo-copper-to-ramp-up-work-at-mt-oxide-project/

@ 11:11
Still have some misgivings here.
The tweets keep coming.
Another one this morning.
Nothing more on mining lease renewal.
Can drilling resume without it?
I say no.

Auctus (joint broker) is getting carried away. No comment from this fella.

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