Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Dougal, your below statement is ridiculous....... There are a great number of investors including myself that are still here after 2 years, either following our participating in this debate because the company and the BB still exist..... and because you keep waving the flag for Amit...... It isn't because we believe in our investment.... 'chinese water torture'
"hex, The mere fact you are still here 2+ years after de-list is beyond comprehension"
LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oEyu8--_qQ
Todays presentation
4kandles....
I have no time for rampers..... and have argued with them on here in the past...... However, they are here for a reason, either because they are paid to be or they are are looking to make a quick buck from a pump.....
I have been here in the past and back again because I have a position....... I am here for a reason!
No point in being here unless you have a reason............ is my point!
White Knights......?????? You need to get a life... if you are not invested, move on....... How can you let this influence your life when you can get nothing in return... It is obviously having negative effect on your wellbeing...
If I was you I would forget MDZ and move on to more productive endeavours.
You cant help us anymore....... We are ware aware of the many flaws this company has and I am guessing no-one is betting their mortgage on this company.......
Rocka,
Are hope you are not suggesting that Lance has arranged for Northland and SP Angel to merge in order to rip off MDZ shareholders......
MDZ tiny MCAP, tin pot company......... which not many people care about.....
A number of us have a small punt holding......... and then there is you! and you are here for what reason exactly?
Can YOU make a lot of money if the company goes bust?
Do you have a vendetta against Lance....... I know for sure he ran a company that ripped a lot of shareholders off.
http://www.epfshareholders.org/lanceoneill.html
just for the purpose of investment education....... why are you negatively commenting on MDZ, what is your objective?
WB
Define the end game then Rocka………..
nothing you are saying makes any sense. The reason the company does not make a profit is because it pays interest and money to Lance & Co..….. No company then no more money for Lance & Co.... Killing the goose that lays the egg makes no sense....
What has abdool got back involved with the business for?
Explain the end game Rocka…….
I am in agreement about Lance...… and have made reference to it in historical posts...….. Absolutely do not trust him and it is a shame he is involved with this business.
I do rate Abdul and feel he has a reputation in the market to maintain..... He was obviously with Mediazest in the past and contributed to some of their successes.
Why would Abdul buy shares in a company that is going nowhere..... what would be the point?
There is no doubt this is a viable business...… …. At this price an MBO would be a good option and get rid of Lance and Co.... £3m price for an MBO...… verses the business going under..... No brainer...
Wasnt having a dig... re: TRAK...…. just sharing opinion......
These guys play with the shareprice behind the scenes.... some very sinister behaviour.
That said, I rate James Abdool very highly and it is good to have back involved with the business. Also from the Mediazest recent activity with Rockar…. and the success of their model.... I am thinking there is a lot of money to be made here...….
haven't heard that for a while..... LOL
A post I uploaded at midday seems to have been taken down........
It was only a harmless joke....... not sure what is going on here!
got there first.......
With all of CloudTag resources verses there's...... Shocking......What has Amit been doing????
Come an Amit, you practice falling over whilst efosa ibizugbe maps the Algorithm.......
Oh! just seen that Efosa lest Cloudtag back in Sept 17..... Strange he has taken so long to update his Linkedin profile...
is Lance and City & Claremont Capital Assets Ltd are diluting retail investors shareholdings.......
#Crooks
Top man..... A genuine straight talking investor......
You asked why City & Claremont Capital Assets Ltd has such a large shareholding in Mediazest.... On researching Mediazest. I came across some negaitive information on Lance and his close association to City and Claremont (one and the same)...... http://epfshareholders.org/whoarecityandclaremont.html
It is what made me nervous about this company..... I have made reference on a number of occassions about my suspicion around the Exec team of Mediazest....
Thoughts?????????
Joining the dots........ looking pretty good.......
We have agreed with the Oil & Gas Authority (OGA) to extend the term of the licence. We have internally selected Cygnus as the host — we are working on that,” he said.
Referring to Spirit’s large non-operating interest in Cygnus, Weir said: “As a partner in Cygnus, Spirit is on both sides of the table. That is good for us. And we are working with Third Energy, our partner in Pegasus.”
Weir said that if a final investment decision is reached, "first gas could flow in 2021 to 2022, when Cygnus comes off plateau”.
The Cygnus gas field is situated within UK Continental Shelf blocks 44/12a and 44/11a in 23m of water. The field is operated by Engie (previously GDF Suez), which also owns a 38.75% stake. Centrica has a 48.75% interest and Bayerngas holds the remaining 12.5%. Bayerngas acquired its interest from Endeavour in August 2010.
The Cygnus field is one of the largest gas fields in the southern North Sea and the largest to be discovered in the last 25 years within the Southern Gas Basin.
Spirit Energy is eyeing a potential final investment decision on the development of its Pegasus field in the UK southern North Sea in 2019 as a tie-back to the Neptune Energy’s producing Cygnus facilities.
Fraser Weir, North Sea asset director at Spirit, the link-up between UK player Centrica and Bayerngas, told the East of England Energy Group’s Southern North Sea 2018 conference in Norwich last week that the company is looking to move forward with the scheme.
“We are developing the Pegasus field. We are probably going to develop that past Cygnus in future. We are very excited about that,” Weir told delegates.
Speaking later on the sidelines, he told Upstream that, while there is more work to be done, the final investment decision “is planned for next year” for the field, which has been considered marginal but is now looking more likely to move into development after an industry-wide initiative to reduce costs.
“We have agreed with the Oil & Gas Authority (OGA) to extend the term of the licence. We have internally selected Cygnus as the host — we are working on that,” he said.
Referring to Spirit’s large non-operating interest in Cygnus, Weir said: “As a partner in Cygnus, Spirit is on both sides of the table. That is good for us. And we are working with Third Energy, our partner in Pegasus.”
Weir said that if a final investment decision is reached, "first gas could flow in 2021 to 2022, when Cygnus comes off plateau”.
He said the development concept would “probably” be a subsea tie-back but cautioned “that may change under detailed design”.
Pegasus is located in Block 43/13b, in a Carboniferous play some 150 kilometres east of Teesside and about 57.4 kilometres from Cygnus.
Spirit said previously about 200 billion cubic feet of gas is contained in the field, where two wells have been drilled so far.
The Pegasus West well flowed at a rate of 91 million cubic feet per day in testing carried out by the jack-up Paragon B391 in 2014. That probe is located seven kilometres from the earlier Pegasus North find.
The chances of Pegasus getting into production are said to have increased following work by trade association Oil & Gas UK’s Efficiency Taskforce (ETF).
Pegasus was offered up as a case study to the ETF, established in response to the sharp increases in costs and falls in production volumes that left the North Sea sector exposed when oil prices began to fall in 2014.
The ETF looked at standardising techniques for subsea developments, delivering potential cost savings of up to 25%.
The Greater Pegasus area comprises blocks 43/12, 43/13b, 43/17b, 43/18b, 43/19b, where Spirit owns a 55% operating interest with non-operating partner Third Energy on 45%.
This guy ony worked for Cloudtag for the alst months of 2017, so it must be new....... and at least something is going on behind the scenes........
odd that he has published it now.....