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I am assuming the site will need some preparatory work?
A work over rig to be bought onto site to enable the side track to be "opened" for testing and production?
If we have gas I would assume the flare will be used for some time BUT that we would then install (and get planning permission) for a gas to wire arrangement (will also need a feed back into the grid).
Anyone have any other thoughts or able to correct me?
Any thoughts on timescales to first flows being reported from the side track?

if you put 41K cu ft a day into a business gas bill calculator then it is £36K a day....reduce this to the buy in price versus the customer sales price and we get c£20K a day profit from the gas. AND we can do gas to wire so all we need is a high capacity electricity feed to/from the site and a generator so costs will not be massive (I would think a weeks, perhaps 2 weeks, production will pay for the costs).

for me @ just under 0.5.......so now lets have some more news please about HH and our other assets!

so hopefully a blue day / week / month.
Debt up but this is due to Bimba purchase. Interest charges being well managed.

results seem on track with transaction values doubling.....hopefully a strong blue day ahead....

as well as the dry oil. 30000 Cu Feet a day. That will help pay the bills if we put in gas to wire technology to utilise the gas (planning consent for this required I suspect).

if it was 2267 (which I very much doubt) we would have had to be producing pesticide on site or from the Kimmeridge layers!

looking at the BKP website seems more likely to be clearing oil/water mixed waste from separator as you say rather than crude oil transport to the refinery. I seem to recall we have a contract with Hoyer for the actual crude transport.

However, this is a good sign and it seems likely Hoyer tankers will be along soon.

from the picture I have seen it looks very much like 1267 on the Hazmat plate.....load wheels up so on the way in.....

I am still holding as there is another circa 5% to come (with the final price and dividend upon completion) AND you never know there could be a rival bid.......

Anyone have a view on whether the other infrastructure funds (such as HICL) could now also be a take over target?

Alba need to show similar ambition and speed.
Of course the development of 2 large sources of high grade ilmenite may impact prices.......

and growing on track

IMHO the black sands at Thule will be the quickest and easiest to scope and exploit - basically identify the surface target with highest yields and maximum loose sands available, scoop it up, and put it on a ship (and/or do some simple initial local processing).....all that is needed are some diggers, a wharf, a crane on the wharf, a ship or two shuttling back and forwards.......
The other aspect required is a deal with someone to buy the material and for that there needs to be some yield/quality guarantees.
The graphite will take longer to define the mining area and to access.

and I fully appreciate this is a different market sector for super capacitors than CAPX are aiming at, BUT despite this you may find this short video interesting as it discusses potential uses for larger super capacitors.....
,,,,https://t.co/52pLGt1Qdx

yes seems to be rolling out Bango payment in their different territories now......I am not sure of the volumes involved but with Amazon you would imagine they would be huge

should very positively boost the net asset value of this company as we own nearly 60% of it and profits have doubled.

some dilution but backed up with this statement " positions Gateley Hamer well to generate increased revenue and profit in the current financial year." So positive overall.....

is moving up fast at the moment......nice end to the week

the Simon Thompson article in IC seems to have woken people up to this one.......

Liberum Capital has IKA a a buy with target of 45p........