Solo Oil Share Discussion Threads

[whoppy] 02/8/2017 13:50

I see Aminex have injected some new blood into their management team.
I wonder when Ritson will step down from Solo and someone with more of an idea take over.

[c31161] 02/8/2017 13:35

How do you know, or are you just guessing

[tmmalik] 02/8/2017 13:33

News on the way from tanz

[dodge city] 02/8/2017 12:30

You've got about a month to load up, maybe less.

"A gas development plan is being prepared by io oil & gas consultancy. These, together with submission of the Ntorya Field development plan to TPDC, are expected to be completed in early September."

[m0rrisminor] 02/8/2017 12:12

It's time to hand 🤚 out the p45s and please don't ask why!!!...

[kevjones2] 02/8/2017 11:08

There we go.

[come on] 02/8/2017 10:43

.2 old money does seem to be coming

[football] 02/8/2017 10:26

Still all in shock that the share price isn't red and too scared to post in case it changes

[kevjones2] 02/8/2017 10:22

No posters yet today. All waiting for the share price to drop and call NR names. The maturity level is astonishingly low.

[dhelect] 01/8/2017 21:38

I agree with turbotrader2 we should get 10% and call EGM and get rid of NR his presence in this company and his track record is keeping this share price down the markets don't trust him.

[tevita] 01/8/2017 13:06

TEMMUJIN you are a complete FOOL

[turbotrader2] 01/8/2017 11:16

I think we should get 10% and call an EGM

[doerx2] 01/8/2017 11:02

U couldn't write the Nr effect ffs.

[temmujin] 01/8/2017 10:43

naked short attack! the city vermin wont give up will they?

[1bonanza] 01/8/2017 08:02

All players up and this down. Thx NR

[tevita] 30/7/2017 23:47

TEMMUJIN does your real name begin with W followed by an A a N with K around the middle and end in ER

[tevita] 30/7/2017 23:43

BE WARNED TEMMUJIN is another SERIAL RAMPER who LIES

[temmujin] 30/7/2017 10:46

anyway i like the helium one investment because ive always thought the airship revolution would take off soon...lockheed just done a £500m deal with a french company for airships...and the people behind helium one look interesting

Proven natural resources, corporate, technical & operational team with significant Tanzanian experience
MEET OUR TEAM
Neil Herbert
Neil has a wealth of experience managing, advising and investing in growth companies through business expansion, M&A and IPOs. Until 2013 he was Managing Director and Executive Chairman of Polo Resources Ltd, under his stewardship Polo returned $185m in dividends to shareholders following highly NAV accretive realisations and strategically transitioned Polo's resource focus from uranium and coal to gold and oil and gas. Prior to Polo he was Finance Director of Galahad Gold Plc, another successful investment company and from which Neil became Finance Director of its most successful investment, uranium focused UraMin, which he took from start-up to a $2.5bn takeover. He has worked with natural resources since joining Antofagasta during its 1990s transformation into a major copper producer with the $1.3bn Los Pelambres and $0.3bn El Tesoro mines taken into production. Following that he was CFO of gold explorer Brancote until its $0.4bn acquisition. Neil began his career working with PwC, he is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and has a BA Joint Honours degree in Economics & Economic History.
Non-Executive Chairman
Neil Herbert
Thomas Abraham-James
Thomas began his career as a geologist in Australia working for Rio Tinto. Since then, he has accumulated over 10 years’ experience in the mineral resource industry and has operated across five continents exploring for various commodities. Thomas has held senior management positions with listed and privately held exploration companies, and is a co-founder of Helium One and founder of Hekla Consulting Ltd. A former resident of Tanzania (2013-2014), Thomas has an intimate knowledge of the country. Educated at the Australian National University, Thomas holds a BSc Hons, is a Chartered Professional Member of the AusIMM, and a Fellow of the Society of Economic Geologists.
Chief Executive Officer
Thomas Abraham-James
Josh Bluett
Co-founder of Helium One, Josh is a geologist with extensive petroleum and base metal exploration experience across numerous emerging and established resource plays in Australia and Africa. He uses multidisciplinary exploration techniques to identify opportunities in previously unknown or overlooked areas of potential. Josh holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Geoscience from the Queensland University of Technology.
Technical Director
Josh Bluett
Charlie Wood
Charlie began his career at the corporate team of Minara Resources Ltd (formerly Anaconda Nickel Ltd), the majority owner of the Murrin Murrin Nickel Cobalt Project in Western Australia whose major investors were Anglo American Group and Glencore International. Over the past 15 years he has been active in managing, advising & raising equity finance for commodity, energy & technology sectors - successfully listing several companies with projects in Australia, Europe and North America onto AIM and the Australian Securities Exchange. Charlie holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Postgraduate diploma in Applied Finance and Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia. He is a co-founder of Helium One, a non-executive director of AIM listed, Northcote Energy Ltd and managing director of boutique corporate advisory firm, Ainslie Capital Ltd.
Executive Director
Charlie Wood
Jeff Clarke
Jeff has over 40 years of Oil and Gas industry experience and is the former Senior Vice President, Director of Country Operations and General Manager for Ophir Energy Plc. During the period 2005-2014, Ophir acquired an extensive portfolio of interests and by 2008 was the fifth largest deep water acreage holder in Africa with 22 assets in 9 different African countries. Jeff was part of the team that discovered 25 Tcf of natural gas in Tanzania and 3 Tcf of natural gas in Equatorial Guinea. In 2011 the Ophir IPO onto the London Stock Exchange was at the time, the largest E&P IPO in European history, valuing the company at £800 Million.
Executive Director
Jeff Clarke
Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan began his career as a geophysicist, working in the North Sea with Amerada Hess, in 1988. He joined the international division of Clyde Petroleum in 1990 and, following successful acquisition of ventures, was posted to Myanmar and Yemen as the Senior Geophysicist. He was closely involved in Clyde’s entry into Australia and Africa. Following the acquisition of Clyde by Gulf Canada, Jonathan began to build the portfolio that was acquired by Fusion Oil & Gas plc, where he later became Exploration Director. Following the sale of Fusion, Jonathan became a founding executive director of Ophir Energy plc, serving initially as its Technical Director. As the company developed Jonathan led the London office of Ophir and focused his efforts upon commercial aspects and business development, leading key intiatives and transactions, while mentoring and directing the technical and commercial teams, until he stepped down from the Ophir Board in July 2013.
Non-Executive Director
Jonathan Taylor
Dan Maling
Dan Maling has over 15 years of senior commercial management experience primarily in the oil and gas and resources sectors. Dan has worked with several AIM, ASX and TSX listed companies providing corporate finance, business development and corporate governance advice. He is currently director of a number of private companies and is Managing Director of boutique investment bank East Star Capital (UK) Limited. Dan is a member of the Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand.
Non-Executive Director

[temmujin] 30/7/2017 09:54

HYBRID AIR FREIGHTERS TO BUY 12 LOCKHEED MARTIN HYBRID CARGO AIRSHIPS
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HYBRID Air Freighters (HAF) has inked a letter of intent to buy up to 12 of Lockheed Martin's Hybrid Airships from Hybrid Enterprises, the exclusive reseller of Lockheed Martin's airship vehicles that can deliver cargo to remote areas. The deal valued at US$500 million was clinched at the Paris Air Show.

In addition to a 21-tonne cargo payload, the Hybrid Airship can land on surfaces where other aircraft can't. The logistics business has struggled for years to deliver oversized payloads to remote sites, and doing so has required expensive infrastructure development, such as airports, long runways, roads and port facilities, reported New York's Air Cargo World.

Lockheed's LMH-1 Hybrid Airship, however, could, in theory, provide end-to-end deliveries, touching down in small clearings at the remote sites where oil and gas exploration tends to take place, thus eliminating massive development costs.

CEO of HAF, Hubert de Contenson, was quoted as saying that "the LMH-1 will open a new era for remote cargo delivery that is free from costly ground infrastructure and will provide a sustainable and affordable solution to remote cargo operations around the globe."