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Yes,your right,I never noticed it,but never noticed the two 100,000 trades the last time I looked,if they are recording the high from asx then perhaps it�s close to being sorted out

Yes I doubt if DL would want his uk stock to languish while the aussies rise,it will got sorted I�m sure

Wakes wakey Doris,Agnes is going to leave you behind,for a while any way,come on

Back in December after numerous emails to H and L I received an email saying that they were working with nex to sort out online trading on nex,this week I had an email stating that we do not offer that service,I know of some one who was offered half the value for a sale this week by H and L although there were numerous sales going through with online brokers,so you see even so called reputable brokers are slow in moving forward,or are they?

It’s just a bit of catch up I think,we are 3.8% up now,DL said the aussies will buy all your shares if you sell,so don’t sell,we have twice the amount on nex as they do on asx,the market will sort itself out

Yes but when rolling over in the middle of the night it will be hard to resist having a look

�3.38p or have I got that wrong

It�s is about another 50000000 So 220,so more than double what DL has hinted at

Especially as oil is now $10 up on that

I like the sound of that

They can trade it on asx,look,and it�s up 92% on listing price DOR DORIEMUS PLCMkt cap $25.21M Advertisement (close) 50.0� 92.3% OPEN 50.0� HIGH 52.5� LOW 49.0� VALUE $154.0K VOLUME 305.3K Buye

HL is over the phone only,no sipp ,only in isa or trade account

Thanks but not my analysis,it was itsallabout me,but I feel wa have left the starting blocks now

I see where the other shares are now

Just moved you over to the right board,just in case Today 14:34Wanderlust51. I hadn't run the maths before now as I knew that DOR were very undervalued without doing so. I've just done the sums whilst thumb twiddling based upon DOR 65 million shares and options and a P/E of 25 as is normal (and worldwide average P/E for Oil & Gas). I reckon 400 bopd should equate to 50p per share. i.e. if the Lidsey X2 well produces 400 bopd then based upon that alone DOR would be fair value at 50p per share. Obviously this indicates a �1 DOR party for 800 bopd from this single well at a single site. So yes DOR is very undervalued, more so than ANGS in fact. However, DOR can't be held in my SIPP with HL otherwise I would have bought more DOR much sooner. There is less of a market for DOR here in the UK due to the exchange they are on so possibly ANGS is less of a risk? I do currently hold both and wish I had more DOR (but am not selling any ANGS either way). Of course sentiment is a massive factor too, at the moment much of the attention is on BB, but once that is out of the way the focus will likely change. We will of course see what transpires, it's going to be an exciting 12 months ahead for all Weald oil companies.

Itsallaboutne,Dor have 50 million shares not 65 million,so that estimation will be a little out

You could look at it like that,but I look at it like this,I took some of the open offer,and lowered my average,I took some more when it droppped again,and finally I topped up at 18p and I am now in profit,not boasting but I believed it when he said he was going to turn this around,he has two new oil guys on board so I think he is serious about going for changing doriemus into an oil production company ,look at the rns,it's all there two of them In

Mr Gregory Jonathan Lee - Technical Director Mr. Lee is a Petroleum Engineer who has over 30 years of diversified oil and gas experience in both technical and managerial positions. The main focus of his responsibilities has been on acquisitions and divestments, project management and supervision, oil and gas field development and operation, production technology and reservoir enhancement, field operations, drilling and completions activities, exploration, carbon dioxide capture and storage. Mr Lee also has a very keen interest in renewable and sustainable energy and best practices. Mr. Lee is a chartered professional engineer (CPEng) and a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (MSPE) and has been an independent petroleum engineer consultant since 1992 having worked with both large and small organisations (both as operators and non-operators) in numerous countries worldwide. Mr. Lee has been involved with the listing and management of public listed companies on both AIM and the ASX since 2003. Mr Glenn Ross Whiddon - Non- Executive Director Mr Whiddon has an international background in banking, corporate advisory and direct equity investments with a specific focus on the natural resources sector, specifically in African, European and Russian oil and gas transactions. Mr Whiddon has extensive corporate and management experience in identifying corporate opportunities involving the structuring, financing, development and completion of projects. Mr Whiddon is the executive Chairman of ASX listed Auroch Minerals Limited and a non-executive director of ASX listed Azonto Petroleum Ltd. Disclosures: Mr Gregory Lee�s and Mr Glenn Whiddon�s current and past (five years) directorships: The information required to be disclosed in respect of the appointment of Mr. Lee and Mr. Whiddon under Rule 70 and paragraph 21 of Appendix 1 of the NEX Growth Market Rules for Companies can be found in the Company�s� prospectus for the purposes of its listing on the Australian Securities Exchange and can be found at www.doriemus.co.uk.

Don't know if anyone noticed this,I didn't so here you are �We are pleased to welcome our new Australian directors Greg Lee and Glenn Whiddon to the board and our new Australian shareholders to Doriemus. Doriemus is now dual listed on the ASX, a world recognised senior stock exchange, and on London�s NEX Exchange.� �The extra funding provided by this IPO, adds significant cash to the Company�s balance sheet and we now look forward to accelerating the growth of the Company through the completion of the drilling programmes at both the fully permitted Lidsey and Brockham oil fields in the new Weald Basin oil play south of London. The completion of the Lidsey-X2 production well over the coming weeks, in which Doriemus owns 30% of this well�s production, will hopefully see revenues flowing to the Company in the short term. In addition, we are very excited about the oil flow potential of the Brockham oil field near Gatwick Airport, which is now primed and ready for oil production once the permissions are received from the UK Oil and Gas Authority to complete the well as a producer. Doriemus is the only ASX listed company that has direct production and exploration exposure to the Weald Basin in the UK and we have a long-term strategy in place to grow our exposure to this significant new conventional oil province in the UK.� Background: Since the current management took board control of the company in 2013, Doriemus has acquired a portfolio of oil and gas assets located primarily in the UK with a view to acquire additional oil and gas assets consistent with the Company�s strategy in the future. Doriemus� key assets include its direct interests in the Lidsey (PL 241) and Brockham (PL 235) oil fields which are the subject of current drilling programmes aimed at producing at levels to generate income. Doriemus holds a direct 10% interest Brockham, operated by a subsidiary of Angus Energy Plc, Angus Energy Weald Basin No. 3 Limited, (�Angus Energy�) and a direct 20% interest in the onshore Lidsey Oil Field, also operated by Angus Energy. The Company is not aware of any legal, regulatory, statutory or contractual impediments to the Company continuing to carry out exploration and producing activities at UK onshore licences PL 235 or PL 241. Appointment of new Directors: In conjunction with the successful listing on the ASX the Company is pleased to announce the appointments of Gregory Lee as Technical Executive Director and Glenn Whiddon as Non-Executive Director. Mr Gregory Jonathan Lee - Technical Director Mr. Lee is a Petroleum Engineer who has over 30 years of diversified oil and gas experience in both technical and managerial positions. The main focus of his responsibilities has been on acquisitions and divestments, project management and supervision, oil and gas field development and operation, production technology and reservoir enhancement, field

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