Angus Energy Share Discussion Threads

[jtidsbadly] 29/5/2022 15:39

1347: not unless he’s really got a plan!

Quaff, quaff, yes. What has happened to chickndinner?

[1347] 29/5/2022 15:13

JT Bus driver doesn't get any more skillful though does he? No it wouldn't do having a commoner intruding into the quaffing would it, what, what.

[jtidsbadly] 29/5/2022 13:28

1347: no, quite. As you would say, there’s another sharp twist in Snake Pass every week, what? What’s this about Spanish horse farms? Is it polo ponies, or for the French market? It can’t be polo ponies, can it? Michael was a popular and well-known practitioner and his accuser won’t have been welcome in the clubs. His pass to Smith’s Lawn permanently rescinded. Still, all this will have benefited the interim MD in enabling him to escape the oik in the evenings, at least, what? The thought of sharing a quiet bumper of the Dow ‘63 by the club fire with that outsider! I mean to say..

[1347] 29/5/2022 13:05

So Wolf are you indicating that the business that the Anguish Energy Business Development Director (non board) has been developing is a horse farm in Spain? Anyway, good luck with your quest (fiat justitia ruat caelum), but a knighthood is mainly for creeps these days so it's of negative appeal to me. Will the quest be televised, say with Malcy?

JT I see you've raised the America 2030 Capital saga again. Yes we know JTP ended up with 16,000,000 shares less at the end of it, that were presumably sold for somewhere around say 6p per share at the time, which would have raised circa £1,000,000. We never did find out where the shares or the money went to did we and why they have ressurected America 2030 recently.

[jtidsbadly] 29/5/2022 12:29

1347: I didn’t see your post before my 11.43 one. You may well be right. I hope it will become clear when Wolfofthewoods has finished with them. If I’d lost money in this, I’d be calling him, I think.

Wolf: I wish you success with this. Please be careful in how you word these posts. It would be much better if it went to court, or were settled quietly through lawyers. I’d eschew the knighthood, too - it’s become a mark of shame under the current political management, what?

[ja51oiler] 29/5/2022 12:29

Wolf I simply can't see how some of the things that have happened can't be considered to be at least criminally incompetent. But probably forget the incompetent part?!?!

[wolfofthewoods] 29/5/2022 11:56

I would love to share the document with yourself and ja, but it isnt "mine" to share at this stage.

It is VERY damning. However, we wont be saying anything illegal has been done as this will invalidate the insurance. That said, if it ends up that way, then someones horse farm in Spain is in trouble.

I will be going for it all. And asking for a reinstatement to Lse. And a knighthood.

However, had no messages from anyone to date... amazing when people telling they lost tend of thosuands of pounds. It is like they dont want it back... if that occurs, then maybe will do a deal with angus to be quiet for the people who are in. Only cost £2m, thats just another raise after all.

[1347] 29/5/2022 11:23

JT I don't disagree regarding the competence issue but I'm not sure it's entirely due to that. The events over the last two years, the misleading statements and the involvement of several companies acquiring ownership of Anguish Energy Plc, the high interest loans, the royalties and the equity kickbacks mean that little if any value in Poundland has accrued to those shareholders that held shares when Lucan arrived.

The events during the FSP and now the latest acquisition financed by affiliates of Aleph don't help. I suggest you check out those Aleph companies, many recently formed since the loan they didn't need was announced and go check the many changes of PSC for Aleph Commodoties, which are difficult to fathom, but it all seems to trace back to that Aleph company in Delaware and we don't know who is behind that do we.

I've been fairly sure all along that they won't be able to do the actual drill whilst the gas plant is operating, if they had it would have been highlighted. We still don't have sight of that new EA permit either. I expect further delays. So it seems to me they have pretty much painted themselves into a corner unless they can do a deal on those cash swaps.

HITS as JT indicates not all of the shares just issued seem to have gone to that one company.

[jtidsbadly] 29/5/2022 11:04

FalseWG818: entirely redundant. No one on this site thinks you bear the slightest resemblance to the WG818 on the other site. Fatuous.

[wg818] 29/5/2022 10:12

Again I must reiterate that I am NOT the incredibilly thick idiot WG818 embarrassing himself on LSE who is Ja51oiler here. Any association would be totally embarrassing.
I do know how to spell Ukraine. What a goon.

[jtidsbadly] 28/5/2022 23:16

Yes, HITS, please see the discussion above.

[headinthesand] 28/5/2022 22:46

Why is Aleph listed on the ANGS website as having 108 million shares less than it's meant to?

George is supposed to have flogged 273 million of ANGS confetti to Aleph and raised £3 million in so doing, as per the recent RNS. Again as per that RNS, he didn't require any shareholder approval for this first half of his latest eye-popping £6 million raise.

That should mean that as of right now, Aleph holds 12% of ANGS... but the ANGS website only shows just over 7%? Where's the other 100+ million shares gone?

[jtidsbadly] 28/5/2022 21:35

1347: I think you see what’s been happening in Anguish over the past three years as something that’s somehow been planned in advance. It sounds as if Wolfofthewoods may agree, too. I’ll be interested to see the results of his research, when they’re available. But I think the management are on the whole hapless semi-competents who’ve made it up as they’ve gone along and been borne along on the conflicting tides of epidemic and trade disruptions, and then a massive increase in the gas price. If there’s a plan and they’ve been shrewd, that must imply that they’ve got a deal with Mercuria, in my opinion. There’s no other way I can see them making anything out of it. I don’t think they’ve got any such deal. Quite apart from the regulatory and moral aspects of any such thing, there would be nothing it for Mercuria. They saw the Interim MD coming and got a very sweet deal. Why would they leave anything on the table for these bozos?

If Anguish say on Tuesday that they’re not allowed to drill and produce at the same site at the same time, the only things that might save them would be either a fall in the gas price closer to 43p. or a much higher, sustained, flow than predicted from the existing wells from October for at least the next year or so. I don’t think shareholders, or Aleph, will continue to bale them out. I still think even the second placing with Aleph will be in doubt if they don’t get regulatory permission for the simultaneous drilling of the sidetrack and I imagine by the time of the EGM, Aleph will have sold the shares they acquired in the first placing. There’s a huge number of shares that may be about to hit the market in the next few weeks. I’m sure the usual suspects will absorb some - and the other site seems already to be attracting more shills. But not being able to produce gas and drill a sidetrack would probably induce quite a lot of big sale orders.

I’ve been looking at companies with the Aleph name and there’s loads of them, few of them related to one another, as far as I can see. It’s just one of those names, like “Alpha” (one small group of companies using the Aleph name is a vehicle of a very big hitter, but it’s nothing to do with this lot).

[1347] 28/5/2022 20:19

JT I thought in previous dialogue we'd established that Aleph International Holdings Inc., registered in Delaware, were the ultimate parent of the several Aleph companies involved, including the main one Aleph Commodities Ltd (which has quite a history of PSC filings) and also the new one Aleph Fin C Ltd that has that new holding. I see however that they have now set up Aleph International Holdings (UK) Ltd, again owned by Aleph International Holdings Inc. I don't see a connection to Aleph Finance Plc, other than the name?

As for the holdings, well TR-1s should be issued in the next few days, which may tell us more. Yes it could have been just SEL and FESL left in the data room but they didn't bid did they and it would be a bit odd to say that the existing 49% holders of Poundland are two of the parties interested in acquiring Poundland. However no-one else showed their hand did they? I felt from the beginning that the whole thing was somewhat contrived.

Yes they'll be able to vote to make sure they get more shares and existing share holders will get wiped out even more (no wonder the Bod never bought more than a token holding). I think that was always the aim, the stale bulls comment gave it away, what?

[jtidsbadly] 28/5/2022 14:19

...do you think there are still two companies in the data room discussing a takeover of Poundland or Anguish? No, nor do I. We were quite right, the two companies with which he claimed they were still in discussions were Forum and SEL! Or possibly Forum and one of the Aleph companies. Those two companies will be able easily to secure the vote they want at the 15 June EGM.

[jtidsbadly] 28/5/2022 14:08

1347: yes, that was one of the errors, the other being the 12% holding reference in the paragraph above the %s.

I don’t know enough about all these Aleph companies. I looked up Aleph Finance Group plc, which I thought might be the ultimate parent but there’s no reference in their report and accounts that I can see to any of these pop-ups. Though, on reflection, it’s a 2020 report. Oddly, however, the name Michael Filiou came up and I’m pretty sure he was involved somewhere in them. There’s an Aleph Holdings as well, in Cheshire. Neither they nor Aleph Finance Group appears to share offices with the pop-ups.

I don’t know why the Aleph shareholding is listed as 7.19%. They got 12%-odd in the first placing, didn’t they? I can’t see any reason why that would be reported as 7.19% unless part of it had been pre-sold. However, Anguish do refer to “Aleph” in the placing RNS so it could have been split up round three other companies in the pop-up group, so they might not think they need to divulge their identities or their subsequent dealings in Anguish shares, I suppose (yes, Jonny, that’s supposition). Though that would hardly be in keeping with the spirit of the regulations, what? Of course, it may have been designed this way to obfuscate and confuse. Incidentally, the Aleph Finance Group plc that I looked at has a small balance sheet and has lost money in at least the past two years.

Though the Anguish Interim MD is very impressed with the new boys, they’re hardly in Mercuria’s league, are they? I’d like to see the Loan Facilities Agreement. I think, as I keep saying, that the answer to the first sidetrack question is going to be very important.

[1347] 28/5/2022 13:33

JT Well it does look like Forum sold the previous 12,500,000 shares they had as on the 20th January 2022 Form 8.3 then doesn't it?

Didn't Aleph get 11.95% in Tranche 1 of the subscription or do you think that 7.19% is only part of it and some is held in other entities? Note Aleph Commodities Ltd had 18,333,333 shares on 20th January 2022. Aleph Fin C Ltd is another seperate recent pop up company only formed 16th February 2022.

You would at least think they could get the right name for Know Properties (sic) after all this time wouldn't you. If I was the EA or the HSE I'd be concerned about this kind of lack of attention to detail, wouldn't you?

[onetomany] 28/5/2022 11:13

Great news ... oil flow to increase and gas 2 weeks away. Massive rerate to take place in June. 5p possible.

[jtidsbadly] 28/5/2022 10:14

They’ve updated the major shareholdings page on the Anguish website. It hasn’t been proof-read by anyone competent, there’s two mistakes at least. However, what it says is that as of 27 May, Forum have 27.9% [so hadn’t sold any of their allotment], Aleph had 7.19%. Shouldn’t Aleph have 12%?

[wolfofthewoods] 27/5/2022 20:38

Ja51

Its compelling, and done by an adult. I would be delighted if you joined us so I can explain the situation as it is.

Ultimately I wouldnt be doing this if I thought I could lose and would find it a little strange if those that lost a fortune didnt join. I represent a few people in this. It is worth a conversation with me.

No one is above suspicion given angs directors themselves post on these boards, but if you are going to trust a relative stranger to lead, there are fewer than myself suited to do it.we have had "proper" lawyers working on this for two years...

[wg818] 27/5/2022 17:09

Sincero1 a couple more filtered posts from JTidsbadly ,ROFL , just too easy when you deal with idiots.Luckily and unluckily for the goons ,I have had a new delivery of plasters for next weeks cuts. Share price finished up.Only one way it's going now.

[jtidsbadly] 27/5/2022 15:25

Oh, no! On closer inspection, this bellend appears to be in the guise not of a sheep but of a very fat cat.

[jtidsbadly] 27/5/2022 15:16

..in case you haven’t, here’s the best of a bad lot: a bellend who’s fleeced his shareholders

[jtidsbadly] 27/5/2022 15:05

3Put: if you’ve got any more of those ugly snaps, would you mind refreshing Jonny’s memory of what a bellend looks like?