Aminex Share Discussion Threads

[rangenoresources] 08/6/2021 09:47

Additional Placings will kill the share price as Aminex haven't got any money. I can't see Tanzania government paying them monies owed. No licence renewal in place as yet.Why do you think they have delayed releasing accounts?

[blackgold00] 08/6/2021 09:42

Range, "Wake up and smell the coffee. It’s not happening"

are you saying the CH-1 drill is not going to happen? because i'm telling you Range, when and as it does 1.5 easy, and if successful with the Cretaceous Ntorya target 5p and then if the Jurassic target is successful then seat belts will need to be secured.

[rangenoresources] 07/6/2021 19:09

Sea of Red today as well as these mugs keep telling me it will hit 1.5 to 5pWake up and smell the coffee. It's not happening. You invested in a pup and you have done your dough.

[stonefold] 07/6/2021 16:45

So how did RangenoResources do with his share price prediction for HE1

"..25 May '21 - 10:47 - 1168 of 1171
This will be touching 25-26p by Friday/Monday of next week. .."

Well now both Fri 04/06/21 and Monday 07-06-21 have come and gone.

Did HE1's share price do as RR predicted and reach 25p ?

No, the highest was 21.8p

It is a pity message boards don't auto-ban a poster for 1 month every time they post a misleading message.

[whoppy] 04/6/2021 08:50

Expect a further rise here. Chikumbi 1 well approved.

From LSE

All now confirmed as approved including of course Ruvuma and the CH1 drill.

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA HAS APPROVED THE 2021/2022 MINISTRY OF ENERGY MINISTRY BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 2.386 TRILLION WHERE 98.9 PERCENT OF ALL BUDGETS ARE FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

[rangenoresources] 03/6/2021 09:43

Might?You sound like a weather forecaster.Aminex don't have any money. Where are you going to understand this?

[888icb] 03/6/2021 09:16

Post last night on LSE
RE: Minister for Energy speach02 Jun 2021 21:32
Now the budget and work programme for 2021/2 has been presented by the minister of Energy in parliament and it specifically mentions Ruvuma and the CH1 drill, we might see that extension licence sometime soon and then they can get on with the 3D and drill prep

[rangenoresources] 02/6/2021 16:06

When have Aminex done a newsletter like this to keep shareholders updated?http://www.helium-one.com/2021/06/01/helium-one-company-news-may-2021/

[rangenoresources] 02/6/2021 13:57

Saw an excellent post on LSE about Aminex today from Crusty Pete.People should give it a read.

[skinwalker] 02/6/2021 13:13

Sea of Red most afternoons...

[rangenoresources] 01/6/2021 16:47

Poor day for Aminex and Star Phoenix What is not to like?

[rangenoresources] 01/6/2021 15:50

Sea of Red this afternoon.

[rangenoresources] 01/6/2021 12:51

2024 at the earliest before anything remotely interesting happens here. Plenty of dilution to take place in meantime.

[rangenoresources] 01/6/2021 08:18

You say in one breathe Tanzania government not an issue and they say they are. The problem is Aminex. The new President has said they are open for business so no excuses why licences shouldn't be approved but Aminex will find one.

[mynameiskhan] 01/6/2021 08:07

There neither a prob with AEX Nor with Tanzanian Govt. AEX have drilled two wells & both have hit major gas (So no prob with AEX),Since then, they got partner (ARA) but it was delayed due to Tanzania Govt (cannot blame AEX for this, but can blame Govt).Now, farm-out is completed and budget has been approved by the partner. JV partner SCIR have also raised cash for this project. With regards to Tanzanian Govt, HE1 is doing well (so can't blame Tanzania Govt).Now, it's just a matter of time to start ground work.

[rangenoresources] 01/6/2021 06:49

Share price says something different and what have they got to hide with their results?Helium One are in Tanzania and get jobs done ahead of schedule and look at their share price in comparison and have a product the world needsEye your eyes and smell the coffee. You have invested a pup and get your money into Helium One before the train leaves. You will not regret it.

[888icb] 31/5/2021 23:40

The problem is RR who is a delusional deramper. Everyone knows there is no problem with AEX.

[rangenoresources] 31/5/2021 22:49

The problem is Aminex not Tanzania

[skinwalker] 31/5/2021 20:51

RnR - the problem with this is Tanzania.
Its not a good place to try to do business.

[rangenoresources] 29/5/2021 06:38

A new approach to gas exploration has discovered a huge helium gas field, which could address the increasingly critical shortage of this vital yet rare element.Helium doesn't just make your voice squeaky – it is critical to many things we take for granted, including MRI scanners in medicine, welding, industrial leak detection and nuclear energy. However, known reserves are quickly running out. Until now helium has never been found intentionally – being accidentally discovered in small quantities during oil and gas drilling.By combining our understanding of helium geochemistry with seismic images of gas trapping structures, independent experts have calculated a probable resource of 54 Billion Cubic Feet in just one part of the rift valley. This is enough to fill over 1.2 million medical MRI scanners.Professor Chris Ballentine, Department of Earth SciencesNow, a research group from Oxford and Durham universities, working with Norway-headquartered helium exploration company Helium One, has developed a brand new exploration approach. The first use of this method has resulted in the discovery of a world-class helium gas field in Tanzania.Their research shows that volcanic activity provides the intense heat necessary to release the gas from ancient, helium-bearing rocks. Within the Tanzanian East African Rift Valley, volcanoes have released helium from ancient deep rocks and have trapped this helium in shallower gas fields. The research is being presented by Durham University PhD student Diveena Danabalan at the Goldschmidt geochemistry conference in Yokohama, Japan.Diveena Danabalan, of Durham University's Department of Earth Sciences, said: 'We show that volcanoes in the Rift play an important role in the formation of viable helium reserves. Volcanic activity likely provides the heat necessary to release the helium accumulated in ancient crustal rocks. However, if gas traps are located too close to a given volcano, they run the risk of helium being heavily diluted by volcanic gases such as carbon dioxide, just as we see in thermal springs from the region. We are now working to identify the 'goldilocks-zone' between the ancient crust and the modern volcanoes where the balance between helium release and volcanic dilution is 'just right'.'Professor Chris Ballentine, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford, said: 'We sampled helium gas (and nitrogen) just bubbling out of the ground in the Tanzanian East African Rift valley. By combining our understanding of helium geochemistry with seismic images of gas trapping structures, independent experts have calculated a probable resource of 54 Billion Cubic Feet (BCf) in just one part of the rift valley. This is enough to fill over 1.2 million medical MRI scanners. To put this discovery into perspective, global consumption of helium is about 8 BCf per year and the United States Federal Helium Reserve, which is the world's largest supplier, has a current reserve of just 24.2 BCf. Total known reserves in the USA are around 153 BCf. This is a game changer for the future security of society's helium needs and similar finds in the future may not be far away.'Professor Jon Gluyas, Department of Earth Sciences, Durham University, said: 'This is an outstanding example of industry and academia working together closely to deliver real value to society. The impact of this and expected future helium discoveries will secure supply for the medical scanning and other industries.' Dr Pete Barry, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford, who sampled the gases, added: 'We can apply this same strategy to other parts of the world with a similar geological history to find new helium resources. Excitingly, we have linked the importance of volcanic activity for helium release with the presence of potential trapping structures and this study represents another step towards creating a viable model for helium exploration. This is badly needed given the current demand for helium.'