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Yes, quite right. A cash pile of nearly $200m, including receivables, plus multiple credit facilities is hardly a requirement for self-satisfaction alone. Manolo has always delivered on targets even when the "bones" have been contrarian. He has referenced accelerated expansion, and we await outcome.

Something is in motion which may relate to Constitucion/Osheki and/or combination with Marshall Abbott (AXL).

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a) a comment from Manolo would be welcomed as automatic blending with Bretana product is unclear. If Cepsa had an agreement with the Puc refinery one would assume that arrangement would continue . . . otherwise the plant would be in danger of running dry . . . unless further reserves can be found in the other traps, i.e. to complement supply

b) apologies for creating mayhem last week with a mere observation, perhaps leading to action by bb police. Perhaps I can offer the complainant a trip to Kraytar, debate a point or two, and see if we survive.

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@ 3pm BST 08/08 (i.e. 0900 CT) . . . also it's appropriate to add daily check to rainfall (Pucallpa upstream is getting a fair sprinkling)

https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/maps/lima_peru_3936456#coords=5.2/-15.425/-70.001&map=satellite~radar~none~none~none

. . . and quid pro quo. For as long as PSUs continue so will the buyback initiative.

Also, I suggest some retail investor attention has been distracted by AXL progress. Entirely logical behaviour by the impatient.

@ 18:28 Surely said in jest but Gavin Wilson is an astute puppeteer . . . we have the cash to ease into a role there. One step at a time, i.e. confirmation of LosAngeles deal next.

In a word, yes. And the locals were keen to have Manolo take over the field. PP threw us out because of mcap criteria.

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. . . despite the drawbacks we could have successfully handled it. In the meantime, plenty to tackle on #107, #131 and seismic.

(re: river bank defences . . . interesting to see what has been done between Aswan and Alexandria. Geobags have also been very effective although recent measures at quayside look innovative.)

Seems to be some marked bottom-feeding going on this week. It takes better brains to unravel it.

. . . has become a remarkably resilient stock. Another +1p today is within reach.

Certainly a very determined effort on bbs in past week.

@ 13:12 - useful information and hopefully CHAR are not about to make yet another cash call.

https://researchspace.csir.co.za/dspace/bitstream/handle/10204/2569/Swartbooi_P_2008.pdf?sequence=3

(I have written to Ashton Swartbooi, CSIR, to see if he can add more findings to his previous paper.)

. . . quite right to ask. No, the reference is not to Redox or prototype.

SA, because of Eskom outages, has been well ahead of us on the tech, e.g. Pick 'n Pay(THS has a connection with it) probably started introducing/mounting solar panels whilst we scratched our heads for years.

Householders - those who can afford it - quickly added batteries to counter daily/nightly shutdowns, upgrading as more efficient batteries came on the market. A variety of systems are available.

Solar source - https://revov.co.za/news/solar-batteries-in-south-africa-the-best-most-affordable-option/

Industrial scale / Eskom powered - https://www.eskom.co.za/eskom-unveils-a-first-of-its-kind-largest-battery-storage-project-in-the-african-continent/

My reference was to the recently introduced domestic-type unit which recharges during Eskom service hours. Last week power in the Southern Suburbs seems to have been shut down for 36 - 48 hours disrupting households. I am unfamiliar with the latest models.

Notably an industrial scale site opened outside Worcester (60+ miles from CT). I am no longer in touch with CSIR, Pretoria, where a lot of research probably goes on. Hopefully Ilja and/or Redox 1 can reeducate us. Redox logically can become a massive addon.

The £111k trade (17:05) might have been a buyback but the upward trend promises a much happier outlook for July and the remainder of 2024. >100 trades is a significant daily increase.

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I am sure a few of us have been aware of closer ties plus "cross pollination"/exchange of ideas with Meridian acting as catalyst.

A revealing review throughout from min. 1 to min. 29. Key phrase: "cross pollination" with PTAL. (At least two of us have been awake to probability of association.)

Of growing interest is what Marshall can accomplish with parallel drilling across 140 ft payzone . . . and moreover how much can be found in two intermediate horizons.

Manolo will be following developments closely and how they can be applied to Bretana ops in the Vivian.

Absence of a maiden divi is a deterrent in my case. And I suspect nearly all transactions today again originated from Canada/US.

The pain will ease at some point. It's been a very long haul.

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I hope we were not involved. No advisory was received on suspension. And 2.4m barrels is more aptly described as a main course.

Swings and roundabouts. General direction looks positive.

Had a call from CT today. Many batteries have gone flat after nearly 24 hours off grid. May progress on Redox One be going well.

.. . still something of a mystery, MT, although there's a fair amount of data on the Llanos, i.e. Colombia Geological Society site. I may write to GTE for help because I feel Marshall on his own admission got a lucky break. (They probably won't reply, of course.)