Angus Energy Share Discussion Threads

[jtidsbadly] 03/1/2022 11:30

JA51: yes, I’m afraid I forgot to look at the full text in “presentations”, I merely consulted the 3-pager in “news”. I’m not sure, however, how many of the experts on the other site will have done so, so there may still be scope for consternation at the size of the next issue.

In the event that they issue all the shares for which they’re seeking permission in one go at a price of 0.50p, that will raise a maximum of £2.5 mm, net of expenses. It’s not clear to me that even this will be enough to complete the project. They will be desperate for a decent rise in the share price before the issue. Expect a frantic effort by the shills. Ocelot on Benzedrine.

[1347] 03/1/2022 11:07

JA My understanding is that the figure above, taken from resolution 1, is the total they may issue and allot so would include any shares issued and alloted for the CLN or a right issue or for any other purpose.

[ja51oiler] 03/1/2022 10:56

1347

So if you add the CLN into that, 2 billion possible by this time next year then?
Does that include the rights issue they want?

[1347] 03/1/2022 10:48

JT They've indicated how many shares they are seeking authority for, just divide the nominal amount of £1,748,939 by the 0.2p, by my calculations it comes to over 874 million

[3put] 03/1/2022 10:46

A spokesman for Russia's energy monopoly Gazprom, Alexei Kupriyanov, said the latest natural gas shortage in Western Europe was a result of the lack of bids, rather than Gazprom's fault.
As Ukrinform reports with reference to Radio Svoboda, Kupriyanov stated this, speaking on one of Russian TV channels.

"All the accusations against Russia and Gazprom claiming we deliver little gas to the European market are completely baseless, unacceptable and false ... And Gazprom mustn’t be blamed. It is better to look in the mirror," Kupriyanov said.

Read also: Naftogaz complains to the European Commission about Gazprom's anti-competitive actions
Gazprom's manager said certain customers, in particular those from France and Germany, have already fully received all their annual contracted volumes and, accordingly, no longer submit bids for gas supplies, while Gazprom is booking transport capacity based on existing bids, not the other way around."

"This year, Gazprom has delivered to Germany under a contract 50.2 billion cubic meters, which is 5.3 bcmmore than last year," Kupriyanov said.

At present, Kupriyanov said, "according to available data, there is a physical gas reverse flow from Germany to Poland and, apparently, to Ukraine – in the amount of 3 million to 5 million cubic meters per day," with the gas being taken from underground storage facilities in Germany.

According to the Gazprom spokesman, in 2021, gas supplies to Italy, Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, Denmark, Finland, and Poland were larger than the previous year. Meanwhile, Europe, says Gazprom is engineering natural gas shortage by cutting off supplies via the Yamal-Europe pipeline.

[bionicdog] 03/1/2022 10:36

It's not fantastic news , it's not news at all.

[gaffer73] 03/1/2022 10:32

https://ibb.co/NKyd4T3

[jtidsbadly] 03/1/2022 10:27

JA51: a lot may depend on the number of shares for which they’re seeking authority. That piece of information was notable by its absence in the 20 December notification. If it’s anywhere near a billion, the market may smell a rat. As you say, Poundland is extremely late, way over budget and clearly way over the ability of the £12mm. Debenture to complete. Meanwhile, cudswallop under his multiple id’s on the other site is getting febrile. If the Interim MD has to issue another billion shares to complete the thing by June, cudswallop’s forecast of a share price of 2.022p will need to be halved. So an upside of 50% against a massive risk of losing one’s whole investment. And there’s little chance of a sidetrack being completed before the hedges kick in.

[solo4yous] 03/1/2022 10:20

Fantastic newsGas us green

[solo4yous] 03/1/2022 09:47

All goodHTTPS://twitter.com/zopelyforver/status/1477932451699822600Only Environmental Activists and Locals hate Angus Energy progressing with onshore outputs.

[ja51oiler] 03/1/2022 09:43

"Accordingly, the Company is now convening the GM to table resolutions to authorise the
Directors to allot further Ordinary Shares and to disapply statutory pre-emption rights in respect of
allotment up to a certain amount. This will give the Directors flexibility to allot further Ordinary
Shares in the future (whether to maintain covenants of the Saltfleetby Debt Facility or in the
context of the prospective Saltfleetby Equipment Procurement or more generally)"

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"(whether to maintain covenants of the Saltfleetby Debt Facility or in the
context of the prospective Saltfleetby Equipment Procurement or more generally)"

In other words over budget and over timescales!

Couldn't even fill the last small ask!.......0.5p?

[sincero1] 03/1/2022 09:38

13reallneedsahobby47cptmainwaring a new year and you appear to still be a pompous and conceited nobody. i would recommend all filter this urine smelling old grey clueless disingenuous nobody. i have. its very satisfying that he clearly finds it so irritating.

[shareprofessor] 03/1/2022 09:27

1347 your reply predictably was uninformed and you are appear to think you are the self appointed board adjudicator.Are JTidsbadly and Ja51oiler happy that you reply for them , are they not belittled and embarrassed by that ? They should be as your comments are ignominious. You are supercilious and you should be mortified.

[solo4yous] 03/1/2022 09:19

HTTPS://twitter.com/zopelyforver/status/1477932451699822600

[bionicdog] 03/1/2022 09:01

Like I said. None of your predictions have ever come true , none of your get rich quick schemes have ever come true.

[iceagefarmer] 02/1/2022 23:23

oh and of course ukog..now in full commercial production

[iceagefarmer] 02/1/2022 23:22

anyway we have kdnc,vast,vog and sou to look forward too...possible 50 baggers there too

[bionicdog] 02/1/2022 23:11

None of your predictions have ever come true , none of your get rich quick schemes have ever come true.

[iceagefarmer] 02/1/2022 22:17

block energy..next 50 bagger..trust me

[3put] 02/1/2022 22:09

A spokesman for Russia's energy monopoly Gazprom, Alexei Kupriyanov, said the latest natural gas shortage in Western Europe was a result of the lack of bids, rather than Gazprom's fault.
As Ukrinform reports with reference to Radio Svoboda, Kupriyanov stated this, speaking on one of Russian TV channels.

"All the accusations against Russia and Gazprom claiming we deliver little gas to the European market are completely baseless, unacceptable and false ... And Gazprom mustn’t be blamed. It is better to look in the mirror," Kupriyanov said.

Read also: Naftogaz complains to the European Commission about Gazprom's anti-competitive actions
Gazprom's manager said certain customers, in particular those from France and Germany, have already fully received all their annual contracted volumes and, accordingly, no longer submit bids for gas supplies, while Gazprom is booking transport capacity based on existing bids, not the other way around."

"This year, Gazprom has delivered to Germany under a contract 50.2 billion cubic meters, which is 5.3 bcmmore than last year," Kupriyanov said.

At present, Kupriyanov said, "according to available data, there is a physical gas reverse flow from Germany to Poland and, apparently, to Ukraine – in the amount of 3 million to 5 million cubic meters per day," with the gas being taken from underground storage facilities in Germany.

According to the Gazprom spokesman, in 2021, gas supplies to Italy, Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, Denmark, Finland, and Poland were larger than the previous year. Meanwhile, Europe, says Gazprom is engineering natural gas shortage by cutting off supplies via the Yamal-Europe pipeline.