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SRSP Sirius Petroleum Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sirius Petroleum Plc LSE:SRSP London Ordinary Share GB00B03VVN93 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/11/2024
22:23
Summary page
heliman2
15/11/2024
22:23
Checked back the sundry page today is exactly the same as the 30/10 . All very odd !
heliman2
15/11/2024
20:56
Love this share! Will it reveal all this side of Christmas??

🎅

1sonic
15/11/2024
20:55
Well it looks like the $370.5m debt requirement is sorted, whether it be through accruals or bond finance. Seems to me that the Angola 18-31-27 bundle is at last ready tba. Timing may coincide with Cosmos FID. If this comes off, the package of assets is going to be considerable, with possible additions through bond funding. Interesting time coming up.
dr rosso
15/11/2024
20:34
Have another read of the October PetroP charge. A new Entity appears on the scene, adding security assets to the original agreement between Tende and Petro. We are not informed who exactly this OBLIGOR is, but ....."The term "obligor" refers to a bond issuer who is contractually bound to make all principal repayments and interest payments on outstanding debt."Well hello hello. Incoming Group has the bond finance sorted, it would appear.Angola funding has reduced to zero if the monthly accruals have been ongoing. Begs the new Q, "what's the bond funding for?"
dr rosso
15/11/2024
15:00
Bron, I would be inclined to rephrase your comment "something Tende are associated with is of such significance..." to read:

"something ETU are associated with is of such significance..."

because ETU are more likely to be the prominent party in this consortium and the ones talking to the Angolans. They have a relationship with Sonangol, and they are a proper operational oil company. Tende may be the ones arranging the funding (although I'm not sure about that) but they will just be hanging on to ETU's coat tails on this one.

vatnabrekk
15/11/2024
14:54
Thanks edgein!
vatnabrekk
15/11/2024
14:24
Pay a 5% deposit, do nothing, go to sleep.....and wake up for the accruals to pour in.....sounds like a fairy story one would tell a child at bedtime.... something only this company could only dream up and dream of. Don't forget the old adage......If it sound too good to be true....then it probably is.(If this is the case then this lot are living in la-la land.....then they finally wake up to the real world and realise.....it was just a dream.)......a bit like trying to claim the maximum prize with an empty lotto ticket....and filling it out after the balls have been called....and paying for the ticket out of the winnings.

They tried that system with Ororo....drill first, well pay later.....it didn't work.

htrocka2
15/11/2024
14:04
I thought some had mentioned a Cap on the accruals
riskybisky
15/11/2024
13:51
Vat,

No, it does happen. SQZ bought Erskine from BP and by the time of the closing date, the cashflow from the effective date had accumulated enough to pay for the asset. Had it lasted a few months longer then BP would have owed SQZ for the asset they had sold! Seems odd I guess but does happen. Is it happening in this case, who knows.

Regards,
Ed.

edgein
15/11/2024
13:50
IMO the price has not come down, sonangol will recieve the amount that was agreed. the point is that Tende will recover the debt immediately from accruals so reduces the cost to us.
bestdeal1
15/11/2024
13:45
I brought the accruals up ages ago..why would Angola allow such folly.Only answer is something Tende are associated with is of such significance that Angola think its a good deal..sacrifice 300 million for something worth more to them.
bronislav
15/11/2024
13:29
Does anyone else think that it is very strange that Sonangol has allowed the original price to be walked down to zero by the accruals? That just doesn't make any commercial sense to me!
vatnabrekk
15/11/2024
13:24
Maybe we're not waiting on Angola, maybe it's something else?
vatnabrekk
15/11/2024
12:21
Quick search on private investigators brigs up numerous options for investigating what is going on under the bonnet of this company. Just need to have the money to hire one!
bestdeal1
15/11/2024
12:13
As at 25 Nov 2024, 31 months of accruals + $18m deposit means that 18/31/27 cost of $370.5m is now fully paid. 31 x $10.25m pm = $317.5mDeposit = $18mLater production = $35mWhat are we waiting for now?Yahoo Mail: Search, organise, conquerShow trimmed content
dr rosso
15/11/2024
10:28
ace....It's important to know the background of those we've entrusted with our money.
htrocka2
14/11/2024
15:55
HT that’s like someone putting on their CV, I’m always on the sick,lazy and a trouble Maker,these guys were never going to say we area going to milk big salaries and bonus plus ignore shareholders
ace1976
14/11/2024
15:50
'...they don't listen to any of us'


Some people do take note....for instance, if a director has previous 'poor' form...he has to declare it...although Red Leopard Holdings are still afloat, with only £558 in the bank and one of it's directors jumped ship and landed here having been with Red Leopard as a director for seven years....hardly warrants an enthusiastic reception..just another one along for the ride.

htrocka2
14/11/2024
15:45
Pryde and Bobo are the type of guys who would rob their granny for money,despicable characters
ace1976
14/11/2024
15:17
Aventador they dont listen to any of us.The positive about throwing ideas and research on here is that others will discuss and maybe find some sense or reason around this company.
You might as well shout i want my money back down a coal mine because in both scenarios you would be wasting your time.i understand the frustrations 16 years worth for me..

bronislav
14/11/2024
14:36
Or you will find out soon via a court case like omega
rpat2
14/11/2024
14:01
'Don’t think PP have written off their $20m yet.'

There is a clause in the charge that stipulates that PP can demand their money back,,,with interest,..at any time...They have not done so , so one must assume that they're happy and all is going to plan.

htrocka2
14/11/2024
13:42
Dr RRe 'who else is in there'Petropolymer are with their $20m loan, the charge document recently updated to include additional security in favour of Petropolymer. The timing of this change in the charge suggests the Angola assets coming into play. Can't think what else it could be.Don't think PP have written off their $20m yet.
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