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05/2/2025 | 15:21 | 2008 Equator Exploration MODERATED (EEL) | 68,145 |
16/11/2019 | 09:51 | EQUATOR EXPLORATION (EEL): CHART AND DISCUSSION THREAD (moderated) | 5,740 |
15/5/2013 | 20:56 | Mr K's Off Topic Long Term EEL Holders thread 2009 | 4,489 |
04/8/2010 | 18:49 | Who will reach Ј1 first? EME, EEL, VOG | 346 |
04/8/2010 | 18:15 | Equator Exploration (EEL) BOOM OR BUST! | 480 |
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Posted at 05/2/2025 11:05 by simon follett Hi ChrisAMason, I say it as I see it. I am not privy to any information not already shared. I think there is good reason to be bullish. Some of the bearish comments posted are over the top. The site has a negative vibe overall, as I have mentioned before it as been a long time and EEL are too quiet. |
Posted at 04/2/2025 07:45 by gopisharma hi fatfish,Yes I am for real!! And I have no other alias or id my friend. I got badly burnt with my investments and hence was out of this for a long time. Occasionally I was searching for EEL news but never got anywhere apart from one email address communication few years back and the guy wanted my shared for 4P each and I was like ...forget it and I will forget the shares!! I still might have that email I guess. I have come back to little investing again and hence started to look for EEL shares future, as they still show up in my Interactive Investor account for some reason with few others which are active like Barclays and others where as few companies shares I had have disappeared from my account as they may have been de-listed from LSE. |
Posted at 03/2/2025 16:46 by gopisharma Hello all,If there are any groups who are progressing regarding Equator Exploration Limited – EEL, then please let me know, as I do have good number of shares of EEL. I did call customer service of OandO more than a week ago, to find out about EEL shares, as they own substantial percentage of EEL shares (around 82%). Initial response was that, they have nothing to do with EEL, and when, I did discuss it more with stress mentioning about OandO owning shares of EEL and EEL website mentioning about OandO and providing the contact number on their website on which, I was talking to them, person took all my details such as name, contact number, contact email address and confirmed that they will come back to me but haven’t heard anything yet. The conversation sounded bit odd there. Anyway, I will try to call them again, but meanwhile, please let me know if there are groups, which are pursuing about EEL, I would like to be part of it. Many thanks |
Posted at 03/2/2025 13:45 by bahamasoil Oando are using the EEL connection to give them legitimacy in our joint claim as Oando Energy Resources for the licences for the OPLs and OML 122.I believe there will be no corporate activity until the licences are sorted and then they might float OER to raise funds to develop the assets. That will be when they screw us for price IMO. It will become important then for EEL shareholders to hold out for the best deal and not allow them to act unilaterally after a low ball offer. |
Posted at 29/1/2025 18:02 by simon follett The situation with EEL would inevitably find investors on both sides of the coin. However in 2008 EEL was fundamentally a different company to what it is now. Progress has been made and that affects the valuation. EEL is a valuable company and the law gives shareholders rights. |
Posted at 27/1/2025 06:27 by simon follett The gas and oil prices are fundamental to the valuation of EEL, particularly regards an IPO. |
Posted at 23/1/2025 18:12 by simon follett We are overdue an update from EEL, but they remain delisted. The longer it takes to relist the more valuable EEL becomes. If Oando want to buy the remaining shares it is best to do it sooner. US shale gas peaked in 2024 and is currently on a plateau, while global oil will peak in around 2028, hence prices will rise significantly once the peaks have been reached. BTW "peak demand" is nonsense and will never happen. Trumps "drill baby drill" programme will have limited bearing on the geological peaks of gas and oil. |
Posted at 11/1/2025 13:23 by bahamasoil I think relisting as EEL is off the table.More likely is an attempt to list Oando Energy Resources Inc as a separate entity and in the process attempt to reduce the EEL content below the current percentage. This will be determined as the future ownership/licences of OML 122 and the OPLs are clarified. |
Posted at 11/1/2025 04:24 by simon follett In 2008/9 we saw the gas price go down with EEL's share price as US shale gas production took off, now we are seeing the reverse. The gas price is rising as consumption outstrips shale gas production, increasing EEL's valuation. We could see the Henry hub gas price climb past $10 within a year and an increasing oil price won't be far behind as shale oil production starts to firmly plateau. Yesterday gas hit $4 again and Brent oil hit $80. |
Posted at 06/12/2023 07:54 by riskyinvestor Have been to AGL and he does not post thereI want the truth known I have backing of a couple of millionaires to back me up and find how EEL shareholders were robbed bigtime. EEL share price did peak at £3.50p It is not over yet Keep watching this space I hold 52,000 shares in this |
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