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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Pantheon Resources Plc | PANR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 36.85 | 16:35:15 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 36.85 | 35.80 | 37.05 | 36.85 | 36.85 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
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Posted at 17/1/2025 12:06 by nigoil I suggest that the poster 'Just one more try' looks into when the pipeline will be built, if at all. I also suggest that he checks the debt that Panr has accumulated...$14 million and counting! The market does not like uncertainty and the increase in oil reserves will not be enough to convince, if that was to be the case!Panr has no income or revenue coming in, so therefore the Bod are not in a position to dictate a good deal! 17p will be the minimum the institutions want and it will be a massive dilution, trust me! The Panr Bod are not in a position to barter! And please explain to the forum why there is profit taking taking place? (The Dump). If Panr is in such a great position wouldn't you hold or buy more? Just saying like! Simples!.......;-) |
Posted at 14/1/2025 22:34 by scot126 Attention all readers of this forum.Despite being comprehensively fact-checked and corrected in my post #22333, Nigoil has dishonourably repeated the proven lies, initially published in post #22322, in his subsequent post #22372. For the benefit of those unfortunate enough to have read Nigoil's bilge, please find below my fact-checking rebuttal of his drivel. Let's see if this second fact-checking post will lead to Nigoil apologising for disseminating false and misleading information, and to withdraw his posts #22322 and #22372? "Massive fact check for post #22322 (and post #22372), written by the proven liar Nigoil. "Yes, 88 Energy Limited has oil reserves in Alaska, Namibia, and Texas." That is what's called a lie. Actually, a series of lies. 88E has no "reserves" in Namibia. The Namibian partnership has only just finished shooting 2D seismic never mind undertaken the multiple discovery and appraisal wells (costing hundreds of millions of dollars) to certify any hydrocarbon reserves on their acreage. In point of fact, 88E doesn't actually know if there are *any* hydrocarbons present in their Namibian project because no drilling intersections have been made to date at that location. So that's his first big lie. 88E's Alaskan acreage has no "reserves" either. Remember, Nigoil, 88E is giving up Umiat (which was purchased by 88E for the princely sum of $1m, despite being stranded AF). 88E has no reserves in Alaska. That's his second big lie. 88E's only "reserves" are located in Texas, called Project Longhorn. Despite guiding 88E shareholders to expect production to double from the roughly 300-330boepd figure at the point of first acquisition, production has stalled at 355-380boepd. And this is *after* 88E has invested further millions of dollars in multiple workovers, post-acquisition costs. The dividends due to 88E from Project Longhorn just about cover 88E's G&A but they are insufficient to pay for lease fees or *any* operational activity in Alaska or Namibia. Longhorn pays for management's wages and that's just about it. So that's two blatant lies so far. Nigoil frequently asserts that PANR has "huge debts". He's referring to the outstanding amount on the CB, approx $14.7m. Not "huge" by any means v's PANR's asset base and mkt cap. But the CB debt is a fact - fine. Let's now look at 88E's debt. We know the Project Longhorn partners have a $5m debt facility with a Texas bank. 88E has not, as far as I'm aware, advised their shareholders if any/all of that bank facility has been used and, if it has been drawn down, what proportion of the debt is 88E's within the Longhorn partnership terms. Then there's 88E's obligations to their partners in Namibia. Where's the US$14.5m going to come from to pay 88E's share of the first discovery well due in 2026, a payment which would keep 88E on track to increase its working interest in the Namibian project as per the partnership agreement? If it is to come from 88E shareholders then we're looking at 88E shares on issue doubling from 29bn to 60bn. Also, Nigoil, a question for you. If, and I repeat if, 88E is unable to deliver any further cash into the Namibian partnership, is there a penalty for such a failure? Does 88E have to hand back some/all of its working interest in Namibia? At the very least, a failure by 88E to advance its Stage 2 and Stage 3 payments to the Namibian project will cause the project to stall because the partners will need to seek external capital. Drilling in Namibia in 2026 would have to be delayed further. And we all know AIM/OTC punters will quickly sell up and move on if there's no activity on the ground for a couple of years. As for Alaska, there isn't a snowball's chance in hell that a LTPT will happen at Phoenix or a discovery well drilled at Leonis without external finance paying for *all* of the costs. 88E shareholders should be asking themselves *if* any interested parties actually exist out there (especially for Phoenix with the results from Hickory-1 being truly awful), what percentage of W.I. will external parties demand for their capital? I reckon external parties will demand 80% W.I. *as a minimum* in order to take on the risk. For the record, I think it *extremely, extremely unlikely* Project Phoenix will attract *any* farm in interest whatsoever. There's zero evidence of Burgundy Xploration executing an IPO in North America. Project Leonis? Who knows? Too early to give a firm view for now. So, 88E's debt (Longhorn), contracted payment terms (Namibia) and drilling costs (Alaska) could be as high as US$2.5m + US$14.5m + (2x drills @ $25m). Where in the wide, wide world of sport is 88E going to source US$67m from over the course of the next 2 years? Answer. It won't and shareholders are looking at insolvency and delisting in the next 12 months IMHO. Thankfully Nigoil is the 88E buyer of last resort, as he stated on this forum. He's buying 88E shares in bundles of 5m as he continues to increase his legendary pair trade of +88E/-PANR. Don't be like Nigoil. He's an under-researched, loudmouth proven liar. It is a mathematical fact that Nigoil's pair trade, opened at any point since PANR merged with GBP, now sees him down massively. The long 88E leg alone has murdered this pair trade. Nigoil is a loser. Fact." |
Posted at 12/1/2025 18:49 by scot126 Massive fact check for post #22322, written by the proven liar Nigoil."Yes, 88 Energy Limited has oil reserves in Alaska, Namibia, and Texas." That is what's called a lie. Actually, a series of lies. 88E has no "reserves" in Namibia. The Namibian partnership has only just finished shooting 2D seismic never mind undertaken the multiple discovery and appraisal wells (costing hundreds of millions of dollars) to certify any hydrocarbon reserves on their acreage. In point of fact, 88E doesn't actually know if there are *any* hydrocarbons present in their Namibian project because no drilling intersections have been made to date at that location. So that's his first big lie. 88E's Alaskan acreage has no "reserves" either. Remember, Nigoil, 88E is giving up Umiat (which was purchased by 88E for the princely sum of $1m, despite being stranded AF). 88E has no reserves in Alaska. That's his second big lie. 88E's only "reserves" are located in Texas, called Project Longhorn. Despite guiding 88E shareholders to expect production to double from the roughly 300-330boepd figure at the point of first acquisition, production has stalled at 355-380boepd. And this is *after* 88E has invested further millions of dollars in multiple workovers, post acquisition cost. The dividends due to 88E from Project Longhorn just about cover 88E's G&A but they are insufficient to pay for lease fees or *any* operational activity in Alaska or Namibia. Longhorn just about pays for management's wages and that's about it. So that's two blatant lies so far. Nigoil frequently asserts that PANR has "huge debts". He's referring to the outstanding amount on the CB, approx $14.7m. Not "huge" by any means v's PANR's asset base and mkt cap. But the CB debt is a fact - fine. Let's now look at 88E's debt. We know the Project Longhorn partners have a $5m debt facility with a Texas bank. 88E has not, as far as I'm aware, advised their shareholders if any/all of that bank facility has been used and, if it has been drawn down, what proportion of the debt is 88E's within the Longhorn partnership terms. Then there's 88E's obligations to their partners in Namibia. Where's the US$14.5m going to come from to pay 88E's share of the first discovery well due in 2026, a payment which would keep 88E on track to increase its working interest in the Namibian project as per the partnership agreement? If it is to come from 88E shareholders then we're looking at 88E shares on issue doubling from 29bn to 60bn. Also, Nigoil, a question for you. If, and I repeat if, 88E is unable to deliver any further cash into the Namibian partnership, is there a penalty for such a failure? Does 88E have to hand back some/all of its working interest in Namibia? At the very least, a failure by 88E to advance its Stage 2 and Stage 3 payments to the Namibian project will cause the project to stall because the partners will need to seek external capital. Drilling in Namibia in 2026 would have to be delayed further. And we all know AIM/OTC punters will quickly sell up and move on if there's no activity on the ground for a couple of years. As for Alaska, there isn't a snowball's chance in hell that a LTPT will happen at Phoenix or a discovery well drilled at Leonis without external finance paying for *all* of the costs. 88E shareholders should be asking themselves *if* any interested parties actually exist out there (especially for Phoenix with the results from Hickory-1 being truly awful), what percentage of W.I. will external parties demand for their capital? I reckon external parties will demand 80% W.I. *as a minimum* in order to take on the risk. For the record, I think it *extremely, extremely unlikely* Project Phoenix will attract *any* farm in interest whatsoever. There's zero evidence of Burgundy Xploration executing an IPO in North America. Project Leonis? Who knows? Too early to give a firm view for now. So, 88E's debt (Longhorn), contracted payment terms (Namibia) and drilling costs (Alaska) could be as high as US$2.5m + US$14.5m + (2x drills @ $25m). Where in the wide, wide world of sport is 88E going to source US$67m from over the course of the next 2 years? Answer. It won't and shareholders are looking at insolvency and delisting in the next 12 months IMHO. Thankfully Nigoil is the 88E buyer of last resort, as he stated on this forum. He's buying 88E shares in bundles of 5m as he continues to increase his legendary pair trade of +88E/-PANR. Don't be like Nigoil. He's an under-researched, loudmouth proven liar. It is a mathematical fact that Nigoil's pair trade, opened at any point since PANR merged with GBP, now sees him down massively. The long 88E leg alone has murdered this pair trade. Nigoil is a loser. Fact. |
Posted at 10/1/2025 15:14 by nigoil Not looking good here!The future is looking very bleak for shareholder value!....FACT WHY?..Panr have no cash!..Panr have HUGE debt!..Panr have no income!..The market cap is presently way to high!..Panr have unavoidable dilution coming!..Mangrove! Just saying like! Be careful, VERY careful! Simples!.......;-) |
Posted at 08/1/2025 17:40 by nigoil "Nice it's lining up".... PMSLPanr have huge debt!.... FACT Panr presently have no revenue coming in!... FACT Panr will have to fundraise!... FACT Mangrove still have their short open!.... FACT Panr Market cap is way to high!.. FACT The market h@tes uncertainty!... FACT So until the Bod provide a road map on funding there is a huge danger in the share price collapsing!..... FACT Be careful, VERY careful!... FACT Simples!.... :-) |
Posted at 07/1/2025 17:24 by nigoil As per usual the rampers ignore your point Helpfull!What potential new investors have to realise is that panr is at a crossroads! Panr has oil and gas in large quantities, but it is all in the ground! I challenge the rampers on this forum daily and ask questions that they do not like, such as.. Where is the cash going to come from to exploit their assets?.. How are they going to service their $14 million and growing debt?.. Panr have no income and little in the bank, so where is the cash going to come from?.. And last but not least Mangrove, why have they not closed their short? For me personally until the Bod produce a road map of how they are going to achieve shareholder value and funds to enable that, this is no more than a traders share! Panr market cap is way to high, so be extremely careful before you commit your hard earnt funds into buying into this share! Just saying like! Simples!..... :-) |
Posted at 02/1/2025 14:21 by nigoil "So you may want to get into Pantheon but first you want to talk them down?"Not at all, I'm a realist! At this present time the Panr share price is being driven by it's recent success with the drill. Once the drilling and flow testing is complete, what then? Panr will need finances, where from? We all know where from and at what price, I'm just being patient! I have been in and out of Panr for many years and have made huge profits, at some point I will be back in, but not now. At the moment 88e is the share to be buying, huge upside to come with little downside! And Rkh, what can I say with an average of 7.6p, I am a patient investor and it pays dividends, I have been buying Rkh shares for the last 6 years and as low as 4p, I don't buy shares at a premium! Simples!.... :-) |
Posted at 16/12/2024 18:13 by nigoil Sorry mike290, you're not selling it to me!Your little gang from the Guild do nothing more than ramp Panr to high heaven and constantly blow smoke up each others ar$es, you simply are not to be trusted! WE all know ultimately where the Panr share price is heading and who is ultimately going to pay for success, if any! Panr is worthless like the oil in the ground until production! To get to production Panr will need millions of dollars! Don't be embarrassed, just for once try and be honest, have a day off! Huge unavoidable dilution coming sooooooooooon! TICK TOCK Simples!..... :-) |
Posted at 12/12/2024 08:03 by nigoil Nigoil is no li@r, I informed the forum that the share price would go to circa 29p on a good drilling result and drop back! That is exactly what has happened!The paid schills h@te me posting because I post facts! Panr is a Strong Sell.... FACT Panr is in debt!..........FACT Panr will need to fundraise!.FACT Panr produces zero oil!... FACT Panr has no revenue!..... FACT MANGROVE still have their short open!...... FACT 10p Party Coming Soooooooooooon!..... FACT TICK TOCK Simples!...... :-) |
Posted at 11/12/2024 13:09 by nigoil Fundamentals are one thing, but cash is another, as they say asset rich cash poor!Panr are skint! (No Cash)...Panr are heavily in debt!...Panr will need to fundraise!...MANGROV Panr market cap is way to high, they are not producing or bringing any cash in, the share price will be going one way and it's not North!.......LOL Be careful, the rampers are out in force! Simples!.......;-) |
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