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PANR Pantheon Resources Plc

24.75
1.55 (6.68%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Pantheon Resources Plc LSE:PANR London Ordinary Share GB00B125SX82 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.55 6.68% 24.75 24.60 24.95 24.95 22.95 22.95 14,328,568 16:35:29
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Natural Gas Liquids 13k -11.55M -0.0103 -24.22 258.86M
Pantheon Resources Plc is listed in the Natural Gas Liquids sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PANR. The last closing price for Pantheon Resources was 23.20p. Over the last year, Pantheon Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 14.20p to 73.00p.

Pantheon Resources currently has 1,115,754,480 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Pantheon Resources is £258.86 million. Pantheon Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -24.22.

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10/11/2023
12:07:53
Your welcome Mikey
pro_s2009
10/11/2023
12:06:23
Pro_S2009,

If you are so convinced that Pantheon is dreadful investment, why do you need to work so hard to convince others?

I thank you for your public service.

mike290
10/11/2023
12:02:31
800K top up at 38p eh skidmark.........wow........nice loss you are sat on.

What a plonker.


sirmark - 05 Oct 2023 - 09:17:19 - 36348 of 36511 PANR - Alaska North Slope (moderated) - PANR

Tiny amount 1600 at 32p so nothing to get overly excited about ... but a nice start ... need to at least get back to my recent 800k top up at 38p .. should have waited doohhhh. o'well when were nocking on the doors of £2 I'm not going to worry about a few pence :)

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:54:53
Yes...really bad...... lol.

I am doing just fine, all is good. I am very happy.

Unlike skidmark and Mike290 and yourself and the other cuckolds..........all seem a little bit emotional and angry and nasty.........the sure fire sign of someone losing money..................

Cheer up....its only money.

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:50:35
By far the worst investor I’ve ever come across. He’s appeared here again in the last few days and now let’s see the shares motor ahead shortly. The performance is so bad for him or her
padamster
10/11/2023
11:43:17
PROtards boiler rooms..today lol

PRD down
TXP down
HE1 down -12.5%

Keep that losing streak going PROtard... officially the worst Investor EVER to log on to ADVFN ....FACT !!!!

sirmark
10/11/2023
11:39:07
Looks like its going to 17p........wonder if Spence or someone else has offered them money for shares to pay the loan in December.

More dilution..........easy money to be made...sell off a chunk then buy they back lower.

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:39:01
Looks like its going to 17p........wonder if Spence or someone else has offered them money for shares to pay the loan in December.

More dilution..........easy money to be made...sell off a chunk then buy they back lower.

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:36:46
Oilman Jim @Oilman_Jim

Interesting how the speed of the #PANR $PANR $PTHRF share price collapse has accelerated after the "decommissioning" of Scot. An obvious paid poster, the question always asked was who paid him? The answer to such questions always is simple: the people who are selling the shares.

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:36:38
Oilman Jim @Oilman_Jim

Interesting how the speed of the #PANR $PANR $PTHRF share price collapse has accelerated after the "decommissioning" of Scot. An obvious paid poster, the question always asked was who paid him? The answer to such questions always is simple: the people who are selling the shares.

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:36:02
No chaps.......I think you all need to stop lying about me and stop lying to yourselves........ you screwed up......others had the brains to sell out over 100p when the directors of PANR also sold.......
pro_s2009
10/11/2023
11:26:07
Not long now, only another 7p down and the directors can buy in again for their next trade. Good lifestyle, cannot knock them.
squiresquire
10/11/2023
10:29:08
You may as well ask her to stop breathing (preferably) it ain't going to happen. She and her cohorts are on a mission to get it down and lying comes easy to her
mlf51
10/11/2023
10:24:17
Stop lying pro. You went short at low 40s and it hit high 50s. You made other incorrect moves. Stop lying
padamster
10/11/2023
10:20:47
Nah... That sounds like skidmark and his topping up....
pro_s2009
10/11/2023
10:20:00
Yes.. People were calling me a fool for selling at over 100p when PANR directors sold loads...

Fool eh.... Lol

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
10:13:48
It's time to buy. Pro is a fool
turkey3
10/11/2023
10:09:13
All this from someone who thinks we are still drilling. Have you checked the RNS's yet.
mlf51
10/11/2023
09:57:10
No current plans to buy any... Waiting to see how massive is the Dilution ahead.
pro_s2009
10/11/2023
09:54:31
Exactly... Commercial viability will not be proven for a very long time if ever at all.

Everything now is just hopes and theories.

You can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig.

Dilution coming next month with the convertible loan note payment...??

pro_s2009
10/11/2023
09:45:09
Classic treeshake to let Salman in on the cheap. Typical MMs!
kemche
10/11/2023
09:44:23
Commercial viability won't be known about for a long time. In the meantime, money has to be raised. Both bulls and bears accept there will be dilution. The bears recognise the reality of the current bear market.
ohdearohdearohdear
10/11/2023
09:21:31
I have estimated an eventual 50% dilution as being a reasonable assumption/guess, either in real terms by way of new shares issued, or via farm ins where a bigger party takes part ownership of the assets/revenue. But the company has also said that some funding should be possible via internal cashflow from production coming online. However much of the financial detriment to existing shareholders from the almost inevitable dilution could still be offset by future increased estimates of recoverable assets. If estimates are currently 1bn barrels recoverable with more acreage to drill then in five years time that figure could well be much higher. The real issue here is about the efficiency of the frack. If commercial viability is confirmed then a little dilution at these levels is a rounding error isn’t it?
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