President Energy Share Discussion Threads

[oilinvestoral] 26/10/2020 10:24

There's nothing left to be said! You've said it all! The company has a chequered past. It's a question of: can they turn it around or not. They have been doing very well operationally over the past 3-4 months. Time to sit and watch. There's no need to continually incessantly post a minute by minute commentary

[brasso3] 26/10/2020 10:21

2 RNS and 4 posts today. Tells a story IMO.

[magtalo] 26/10/2020 10:00

new here. great results. whats keeping the share price down ?

[barony] 26/10/2020 09:40

Two very good, solid progress under difficult global circumstances, announcements. Keep talking to us PL.

[togglebrush] 26/10/2020 09:14

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[bengal1] 26/10/2020 07:29

Very robust.

[brasso3] 26/10/2020 07:13

H1 figures not pretty as would be expected. EBITDA - $1m Debt - $13m Cash - $3.6m Drilling result look good and should provide a good exit rate for the year in production.

[piperpeter] 25/10/2020 18:57

Subscriptions made, thus far, by Compania General De Combustibles S.A. for shares in President Energy; 20 November 2019...US$500,000 for 8,722,213 shares @ 4.45 pence per share. 25 January 2020....US$300,000 for 5,644,599 shares @ 4.05 pence per share. 25 April 2020.....US$200,000 for 12,298,153 shares @ 1.315 pence per share. 25 July 2020.......US$165,000 for 7,073,856 shares @ 1.825 pence per share. Pp.

[crimestoppers1] 25/10/2020 02:03

dear aylesone how are you? can you kindly provide reference to your post?

[crimestoppers1] 25/10/2020 02:02

the wheels of justice grind slowly but they grind exceedingly small. remember those famous words?? the state of affairs of PPC speaks for itself in terms of exceedingly small.. doesn't it?

[aylesone] 24/10/2020 15:34

He posted the same message on tons of other threads for different companies. mus be a bot

[sharemez] 23/10/2020 22:43

Ah bonsoir Crimejade, thank you for the facts. They are most welcome. Also thank you for the truth which we all thank you for. Hang on........... you've not managed either. Oh well. Pip Pip!

[activmojo] 23/10/2020 21:46

Argentina spend on exploration, infrastructure and renewable energy. hxxps://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/argentina_unveils_51b_subsidy_to_lure_shale_drillers-22-oct-2020-163642-article/

[piperpeter] 23/10/2020 20:56

Well, according to the RNS's of 15 June '20 and 26 August '20, an offer was made and substantive discussions were continuing. Can only assume they are still engaged, otherwise the market would have to be informed. Pp.

[brasso3] 23/10/2020 20:40

If they had of made a 'preliminary offer', PPC would have snapped their hand off.

[piperpeter] 23/10/2020 20:33

crimestoppers1, Why has the unknown National Oil Company, after due diligence, made a preliminary offer to farm-in to President Energy assets in Paraguay, if there were any legal issues? Pp.

[crimestoppers1] 23/10/2020 20:15

if i am so boring then why do feel the need to respond by forum and email? obviously not THAT boring. truth is boring i know and painful to swallow too. just don't overeat..........

[edward3] 23/10/2020 19:59

Crimestoppers1 you are so boring ...can you please do one.

[crimestoppers1] 23/10/2020 19:12

Paraguay will be drilled %100. however not by PL and or PPC as long as the legal issues are not settled . The facts are always proven to be exactly as i said until now

[brasso3] 22/10/2020 05:38

Most people will be travelling by Tesla (or other EVs) by the time PPC drill Paraguay again!

[rizzzla] 22/10/2020 05:28

Most people don’t travel by goat like you brasso

[brasso3] 22/10/2020 04:11

Why bother extracting it when you can import for $40/ barrel!

[piperpeter] 21/10/2020 21:59

Well, I'd like to hear something more concrete with regard to Paraguay.... A country that has no oil or gas production itself and has to rely on imports. It must be aching to be able to tap its own resources and, potentially, become an exporter itself! Why it takes so long to get a farm-in agreement, after a preliminary offer has already been made, is baffling. We don't actually know when this offer was made. Before the Covid crisis is all the market has been told. For all we know, it could have been shortly after the Lapacho oil discovery. This, at least would make sense to me....an obvious oil discovery having been made by a small company but, without the means to develop it..... Please, please, please, GET ON WITH IT! Pp.