Member Info for wahlberg

True, which means they would be subject to CGT in future.

Why? You will receive a physical share certificate won’t you?

I guess it’s probably best you hold onto the shares and hope for a sale of the company once private.

Sp down to pennies today you’d think

sounds like maybe Q1 next year?

Trademark

Quite crude but I would assume $35m FCF (as per AET presentation) @ $75 oil, plus the incremental value above $75 x annual production x 50% (tax)

so @ $100 oil:

$35m FCF +

$25 x 4700 x 365 x 50% = $21.4m (perhaps assume a bit less for downtime)

$50-55m FCF

Building now 26.4 ask

Block 3/05A is a development asset, all appraisal wells currently suspended.

The $20 a crude assumption of EBITDA per barrel.

780 x 365 x $20 = $5.6m, or perhaps our $5.3m with a little downtime.

It’s all clear in the RNS and presentation, just read it more carefully.

The 4% interest in block 3/05 is 780 bopd. If you say c. $20 earnings pb, there's your $5-6m for the year.

Is that £2.90-£3 EPS for the period?!

"
So 10 months of negotiations between
@BushveldMin_Ltd
and
@Mustang_Plc
and a judge will probably take 10 minutes to decide their outcome at 10.30am today. #timeandmoney #prim #must #BMN . Roll on 10.30am #prim in play for now.
"

Richard Corsie is back on twitter just now

Claiming to be in yet posting the same across other forums

They would have announced that if that had been the case.

Is this now adequate cash to get to CE production (ignoring asset financing). Could strengthen Arc’s hands in final negotiations with Anglo.

About the same I'd imagine? 100-120. Going to be pretty sticky don't you think

What platform is that pie chart from, do you know?

https://twitter.com/ArcMinerals/status/1331532511764213761?s=20

Agree, that's really not going to excite many PIs