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Nu-oil And Gas Plc | LSE:NUOG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B29T9605 | ORD 0.0001P |
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24/2/2019 20:06 | What are Rmri doing? Recruiting and making nearly 2million by 2017 alone??? What's going on? Is Minty working for Mfdevco or Rmri? Because Mfdevco is nearly 2million in debt? | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 20:04 | ht tps://companycheck.c Net worth 2017 £1,975,408.00 | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 19:56 | 🥬 for 🧠 Yeah right 30 years at BP and COO and Acting CEO of Dana And you think he applied to RMRI as a consultant Instead of as the Chairman More random pish You really are a 🥬 🖕🖕 😂😂 | 99887766 | |
24/2/2019 19:49 | Now when did Graham Scotton join? And was it Rmri he applied to??? Hmmmm ht tps://uk.linkedin.co | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 19:47 | RMRI recruiting as per Dec 2018???? Risk Consultants/Engineer Job descriptionSalary & BenefitsCompanySimil Job description Risk Consultants/Engineer Salary: Dependent on experience Benefits: 20-25 days holiday + bank holidays Hours: 40 hours/week Location: Manchester Our client is a risk management and engineering consultancy based in Manchester, UK, with extensive, world-wide experience within the oil and gas industry, providing the highest quality services to Oil and Gas companies for over 25 years. They have a strong background in technical safety risk assessment at all stages of project lifecycle through to decommissioning, and also provide wider support for project development. They are currently seeking to recruit high quality, experienced and motivated personnel, at different stages of their careers, who are interested in applying their skills to deliver their range of services and support to blue-chip clients. The Ideal Candidate Candidates will require a relevant engineering/science degree and significant experience in the oil and gas (preferable), petrochemical or process industries. Will be required to work individually as well as part of a team when required. Flexibility is essential as the job involves travelling Experience Within a Similar Role Is Essential Will be liaising with Clients and therefore an incredibly professional manner is vital. If you feel you’re the ideal candidate that our client is looking for, then send in your CV today by clicking the APPLY button below. Keywords: Risk Assessor, Risk Assessment, Risk Management, Engineer, Health and Safety, Engineering Vacancies, Risk Assessment Vacancies, Risk Consultant, Oil and Gas, Engineering Vacancies, Technical Safety, Petrochemical, Project Development Seniority levelAssociateEmploy | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 19:33 | If you check who is for Pvf energy and Nuog it is private as to who set it up. However Mfdevco they forgot to make private! it was setup by RMRI????????????? So RMRI own Mfdevco?? Registrant Contact Organization: RISK MANAGEMENT RESEARCH INSTITUTE LTD ht tps://www.whois.com/ | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 15:29 | The only waffle is coming from your prolific ramblings. | royscot1 | |
24/2/2019 15:22 | This is Aim. No one buys stocks that may be very close to an issue and very far away from any news still after 11 years and with main Assets Suspended!!! Add 2 waffle rns attempts already! BT WELCOME TO NUOG NO NEWS!! | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 15:13 | Have alot of them sold Nuog? That's got to be Fact also. Sorry BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 15:11 | The rampers and pumpers are now on other stocks as can be confirmed by their lse names and posting history. I'm on it lol. Don't miss a trick BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 15:05 | Well BT has dropped your average lse posting from once record Aim highs to 20 to 30 to now sub 20 days. Currently 3 today. Hope you pick up soon 🤔👍 | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 14:34 | 🥬 for 🧠 your memory is 💩 You can’t even remember your said I won’t post again until Monday Is it Monday already? 🖕🖕 | 99887766 | |
24/2/2019 14:34 | BT you've said a lot of things; placings every week for the last month, big holders selling out, wild accusations and conspiracy theories. All waffle and none of it true. Enough said. | royscot1 | |
24/2/2019 14:23 | Remember this is the last week of the month!! Mind what I said about this week! Lassttthrow thinks big news comes first???? Let's see who's right BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 14:22 | Works done. Enjoy. Speak laters in the week Go find Newfoundland update Royscot BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:58 | waffle, waffle. All this misplaced "effort" you put in has no affect on the share price You're delusional. | royscot1 | |
24/2/2019 13:57 | It was true!!! Nu-Oil & Gas PLC (LON:NUOG) shares dropped as it tried to dispel “malicious" rumours circulating around bulletin boards. Chairman Alan Minty said the group remains committed to assets in the onshore western Newfoundland region in Canada despite these rumours. “I hope this update addresses the false information that seems to be circulating on bulletin boards,” he said. “The most malicious information appears to be originating from western Newfoundland and the company will seek legal advice as to how to address this and create greater order in the market.” | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:55 | It's suspended according to the website mate!! Do you not see it yet? You're not that good Ask Seadog to post the link on lse | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:52 | BT, the only person saying anything is suspended is you. There's nothing official at all and you're a NOTED LIAR. Stop your waffle and get on with your life. Why someone who purportedly is making a fortune in crypto feels the need to constantly be looking over their shoulder at NUOG and spending their weekend (during this lovely weather) obsessing over it is beyond me. Please get help. | royscot1 | |
24/2/2019 13:48 | Your volume is pish because they are reading BTs comments on Advfn! That's the facts here! BT wins and don't you forget it! | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:47 | KAV there you go folks they are watching and the smell fear of selling here! It's over for Nuog and you all know it. Cheers BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:45 | Kavango’s Mike Moles on how firm’s new tech could mark a ‘major step forward’ in Botswana (KAV) Kavango Resources (LSE:KAV) rose 1.9p on Monday after revealing the imminent launch of its next phase of airborne electromagnetic (AEM) surveying over Botswana’s Kalahari Suture Zone (KSZ). Importantly, the company also revealed that it has contracted a high-power new technology to carry out the work. It expects this to ramp up the speed at which it can highlight potential copper, nickel, and PGE mineralisation in the area dramatically. Speaking exclusively to MiningMaven, Kavango’s exploration director Mike Moles told us the significance of this development and how it could help the company in its quest to identify Norilsk-like mineralisation at the KSZ. Surveying targets In Monday’s update, Kavango announced that it has now mobilised the second phase of its AEM survey. The work is being carried out over the business’s 15 prospecting licences in Southwest Botswana. Much of this sits on the KSZ, which is a highly-prospective, 450km2-long magnetic anomaly. Kavango hopes to identify massive sulphide orebodies containing vast amounts of nickel, copper, and platinum group elements beneath the KSZ’s surface. Mining consultant MSA Group has backed the potential presence of these deposits on the KSZ, which was first explored in the 1980s and 1990s. Meanwhile, Kavango has suggested that the area has a similar geological setting to the giant Norilsk copper/nickel deposits in Siberia. The airborne EM survey is the first stage in the company’s efforts to identify these sulphide orebodies. It detects and prioritises potential locations for these deposits, which Kavango can then follow up with more detailed groundwork and drilling. Flying for the second phase of the survey is expected to begin later this month, with the first phase completing at the end of last year. It will take between four to six weeks to complete and will cover up to 2,062 line-kilometres in the Hukunstsi area of Botswana. The highlight of Monday’s announcement was the news that Kavango has contracted the services of a leading airborne geophysical survey player called SkyTEM for its latest phase of work. SkyTEM offers a ground-breaking, high-power surveying system that has been optimised to reach a depth of up to 300m below the earth’s crust. It reaches these depths by using a high current and low base frequency of 12.5hz. According to Kavango, the technology has not been used in Africa before and is more effective than the older systems currently on the market. Increasing efficiency Moles tells us the technology will allow Kavango to investigate for orebodies at a much deeper level and with higher resolution than it was able to in the first phase of its survey. The company identified 26 conductive anomalies over 2,000 line-km of the KSZ project during this stage of work. However, the technology used did not penetrate deep enough beneath the surface. As such Kavango was unable to tell which anomalies were low priority near-surface conductors like clays and shales and which went much deeper. In layman’s terms, the deeper an anomaly is, the more likely to be prospective for mineralisation. This makes it a higher priority drilling target for Kavango. As such, the firm was forced to carry out groundwork on all 26 targets to determine whether they were worth following up. Moles tells us this was a difficult task that took longer than expected to complete. He believes the new technology will make it much easier for Kavango to differentiate between the two types of anomalies. ‘We will immediately be able to see which conductors have a depth component to them and represent high priority targets. Likewise, it will be much easier for the business to identify and ignore those surficial conductors that are very often just clays and other conductive materials that lie within the first 50-60m below the surface,’ he told us. ‘The technology we contracted in Phase One used a much higher frequency and was not getting deep enough to differentiate between the shallow and deep targets. If we had SkyTEM’s technology back in September when we launched the campaign, we could have reduced the number of conductors worth following up from 26 to about six or seven straight away. Using our new approach, we should be to turn over these conductors much more quickly in Phase Two.’ To assess the effectiveness of SkyTEMS’ technology, Moles told us that Kavango also plans to run lines over some of the areas it surveyed in Phase One and compare results. However, he tells us he is already very confident that the results will be positive: ‘We are confident that this new technique will work. A huge amount of test work has been completed in the past to demonstrate its effectiveness. We think it will represent major step forward in our exploration strategy.’ If Moles’ confidence translates into results this could prove to be highly significant for £2.5m valued Kavango. Since listing last summer the company’s story hasn’t attracted a great deal of attention, despite the progress it has made on the ground. Exploration plays can be extremely racey stocks and with the size of target Kavango is going for, the deployment of the new technology could give it just the edge it needs. Author: Daniel Flynn The Author does not hold any position in the stock(s) and/or financial instrument(s) mentioned in the piece. The Author has not been paid to produce this piece by the company or companies mentioned above. Catalyst Information Systems Ltd, the owner of MiningMaven.com, has not been paid for the production of this piece by the company or companies mentioned above. MiningMaven.com and Catalyst Information Systems Ltd are not responsible for its content or accuracy and do not share the views of the author. News and research are not recommendations to deal, and investments may fall in value so that you could lose some or all of your investment. Past performance is not an indicator of future performance Published in: Blog, on: 22 January 2019 | skiboy10 | |
24/2/2019 13:42 | As GTW is just at concept stage it didn't add to your mcap if actually decreased it. So Newfy and GHS is your mcap pal!! And that is what I told you to get confirmed last week progress there and PVF!! You never listened. Now you all look stupid BT | oldsnrtom | |
24/2/2019 13:40 | Give u a clue Royscot!! It doesn't go up mate 🤔🤣 | oldsnrtom |
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