Sirius Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[captminion] 01/3/2021 11:20

No doubt the bust up was over money and I often wonder how long SRSP continued with the Charade after that. Continuing to raise capital on the back of it in the full knowledge that they were no longer a welcomed partner ?

I just know it was over once they introduced 109 into the mix I should have bailed out then.

[vatnabrekk] 01/3/2021 11:12

I disagree HT. If GP were frustrated by all of the delays (and bear in mind they would have been fully aware of the real causes of those delays, no need for them to make up theories) then they could have loaned SRSP enough $ to enable them to take the Adriatic I on hire in November 2018.

But clearly they were nevertheless prepared to fund the disastrous re-entry themselves.

So no sympathy from me.

[htrocka2] 01/3/2021 10:40

There are two side to every coin. Although srsp claim they had no involvement in the disastrous 01 re-entry, to some extent, I have to side with GP, who, like us, had no doubt listened to failed promises after failed promises and by srsp's continual delay, had been provoked into acting on their own initiative. Washing of hands hardly enhance the bonds between 'partners'. If there was no communication between srsp and GP on the 01 re-entry...what was GP's intent?

[captminion] 28/2/2021 21:31

Anyone would think they didn’t really want to drill it ?

[htrocka2] 28/2/2021 19:00

Talk of Pan African?...I still can't get my head around the fact that it's taken TEN Years and thousands of dollars in various fees, signature payments, permits, etc, to try and drill a well in ororo…..(a proven field that had already been drilled before and capped off because the gas pressure was too high for the rig at the time)...and look how it's all ended up.

[xerot] 28/2/2021 17:53

Onlygibbo any such credibility they had evaporated years ago.

[vatnabrekk] 28/2/2021 17:46

I agree only1. They have been going on about pan Africa for some time now, hence Tunisia, I suppose, for starters.

By the way, if anyone can't get the link to work, simply google "the africa report Somalia the new oil and gas frontier" and up she comes!

[xerot] 28/2/2021 17:46

Try getting one deal done before venturing out of the the country they stated first of all would be a good plan, its like being balls deep in the pick and mix section of the sweet shop then suddenly seeing the Maverick bars on the top shelf then getting all sweaty for those.

[only1gibbo] 28/2/2021 17:32

Building a pan African O&G, which is the stated aim, will be a tad difficult if they don't venture out of Nigeria.

[xerot] 28/2/2021 17:25

Christ looking in any other countries but Nigeria says it all about their colossal balls up.

[only1gibbo] 28/2/2021 16:44

No idea if this has been posted before or not, nor whether it has any relevance to us or not, but it was penned by our CFO back in November.

www.theafricareport.com/49364/somalia-the-new-oil-and-gas-frontier/

[twentysixpointtwo] 28/2/2021 13:35

Remember all the excitement last summer about cruise ships and cricket. Antenna and Sherlock with their Sirius love-in. I never believed it then and I still don’t. It’s only ever been a lifestyle company for the directors. A lot of people have wasted an awful lot of time on this board over the years. See it for what it is and move on.

[aventador] 28/2/2021 13:22

Where are these cruise ships? where they the titanic and Costa concordia! March tomorrow and spring surely some news coming or was jb full of hot air again promising all but failing to deliver!

[htrocka2] 28/2/2021 12:27

qp...'him/her'...... 'See you next Tuesday'. about sums it up.

[carc] 28/2/2021 12:26

ATOG's accounts are now two months overdue. Is it safe to say the Sirius deal hasn't been wrapped up yet? Or could they form part of new co at the IPO?

[qprallan] 28/2/2021 12:13

".and he got 14 green thumbs for that."


I wouldn't even give him/her a finger

[htrocka2] 28/2/2021 12:00

One way or another, we'll get an insight as to what's happening in Nigeria by the end of March.....and maybe even the outcome of ororo.


"...will see the award of licenses before Q1 2021."



ref: TheRealDrRosso....another wind-up merchant....and he got 14 green thumbs for that.

[dr rosso] 28/2/2021 11:20

ITK, my ass. Even the revered Sherl0ck admits to the impossibility of timing predictions. Business dealings in Nigeria do not follow conventional western procedures. Don`t be surprised by last minute demands from a tribal chief who has been handed a lucrative asset thanks to connections with ministers. Important that a princess or two gets a gift bauble in order to conclude the deal. Multiple potential agreements are doomed to a fall at the final fence without some kind of informal arrangement for completion. Even then, legal contracts can get torn up and deals terminated.

So where do we stand atm? At best, inching towards relist, hoping that any one of the parties involved chooses not to pull the plug because a family relative gets a strop on. The Princess Majestic cruise ship can easily become a leaky coracle overnight.

[oliversanvil] 28/2/2021 11:07

TheRealDrRosso
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[htrocka2] 27/2/2021 23:26

TheRealDrRosso


'This will be over by end Q1.

You have my word.'


What makes you say that?...Would you like to expand on that comment....give us a clue.
What do you know that we don't.? Are you ITK?

[aventador] 27/2/2021 16:43

Tbh have no clue whats gonna happen here. Moaned at for being positive moaned at for moaning can't win can ya lol.Personally hope for some kind of update progress by end of spring surely.