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UJO Union Jack Oil Plc

23.25
0.50 (2.20%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Union Jack Oil Plc LSE:UJO London Ordinary Share GB00BLH1S316 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 2.20% 23.25 22.50 24.00 23.25 22.75 22.75 284,640 11:05:32
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 8.51M 3.61M 0.0320 7.27 26.21M
Union Jack Oil Plc is listed in the Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker UJO. The last closing price for Union Jack Oil was 22.75p. Over the last year, Union Jack Oil shares have traded in a share price range of 14.25p to 33.00p.

Union Jack Oil currently has 112,715,896 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Union Jack Oil is £26.21 million. Union Jack Oil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.27.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/9/2020
12:44
Does ofarrel purchase take him above
£10,000 in sterling

penciles2
24/9/2020
12:39
Spot on and shots in the darks he does. Said it on Rbd BB several months ago and got it WRONG!Fact is it matters not in short term really. Ultimately oil will go up. I posted a chart I think but will do again.Once WN hype gets going here Ujo will as usual rise and sore like a bird.
theaviator
24/9/2020
12:24
What timescale are u putting on it then, if it does not are coming back on to say I got it wrong ? ... any idiot can have a shot in the dark then if it happens say told u so
bakedbean
24/9/2020
11:44
perhaps you should change your name to oilsell :)
likeawalrus
24/9/2020
11:40
Sentiment shot.Oil going to head below 30.Remember my words.
oilbuy
24/9/2020
11:36
It says £88.5 thousand sold And not 1 buy
markfrankie
24/9/2020
10:19
Wouldn’t be surprised if a few of the indicated sells are in actual fact buys today as a rather high spread that normally hides actual price...........
maxwell
24/9/2020
00:23
...How Germany 🇩🇪 beat CV-19 😉 (...mwoah 🥰🙌)


(Quote) As furlough winds down, the chancellor is considering a German solution to job woes 😉🙇‍♂️

This isn't widely known but Rishi Sunak's furlough scheme was actually in some ways one of the fruits of Brexit.

Back before COVID-19, the Treasury had a number of options for policies to impose in the event of a catastrophic no-deal Brexit, one of which was to introduce something similar to a German system - the kurzarbeit 🙇‍a94;️

Kurzarbeit 🇩🇪 dates back a century or so but really came of fame during the financial crisis when it helped shore up the German labour market even as many other countries faced massive increases in unemployment.

The principle is that if companies need to cut workers' hours, the state will step in and help supplement their pay - hence the name, which roughly translates as "short-time working".

In the fraught days before Boris Johnson imposed his first lockdown, Treasury officials dusted off the plan, made some adaptations and so the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme - or furlough to the rest of us - was born.

The UK furlough scheme actually went a fair bit further than kurzarbeit, with the state paying a bigger chunk of people's salaries and insisting they stay at home in exchange (whereas the German scheme was more about topping up the wages of people working fewer hours).

Either way, the furlough was born and the rest is history: 9.6 million jobs supported and 1.2 million businesses helped.

Around three million jobs are reckoned to be supported even now, as the scheme is run down and the generosity of those government payments drops.

atino
24/9/2020
00:08
Thanks Maxwell. A great read.
theaviator
23/9/2020
17:40
curry thanks for the link.

last sentence reads as follows:
"We are also generating cash from the Reabold California assets and have access to a fully undrawn £5 million equity drawdown facility."

I still wonder why DB couldn't or wouldn't arrange a loan facility.

likeawalrus
23/9/2020
17:22
Interesting read in respect to WN drilling etc.
maxwell
23/9/2020
17:04
AGM (..vroom vroom 🏎)....room for “potentialR21; (chitty chitty bang bang 🤷🏻‍♂️🚙 )...“Potential, commercial [corporate!] monetisation” (...creme de la creme) 💭💭🤦‍♂;️
atino
23/9/2020
16:31
" we expect the project to be extremely attractive to potential industry buyers given its economic potential and its location "
currypasty
23/9/2020
15:12
Just think of the selling pressure at 10% above the placing price , then 20%. This is going to need a LOT of news.
bionicdog
23/9/2020
15:05
I thought my 0.18p was a good buy ! Steal at this price.
markfrankie
23/9/2020
15:04
Nice one maxwell
markfrankie
23/9/2020
14:55
Why lower when £7mil raised at 0.16p as then a loss - maybe a few sellers about as not willing to wait. I have just added at 0.1595p (5mil) hence did not have any at placing but like to keep my %age & share price hanging around waiting..........
maxwell
23/9/2020
14:48
When the placing stock is cleared, expect to see a big jump....
swerves1
23/9/2020
14:22
stock at 0.16p
stockhunters
23/9/2020
14:07
£200'000 sold so far today and ~£40'000 bought
Loads sold yesterday.

markfrankie
23/9/2020
14:03
Yep could be right curry. But what?
markfrankie
23/9/2020
12:55
odd there isn't a flurry of PR and interviews... something else going on ?
currypasty
23/9/2020
11:46
Is any aim share sensible Jagz in a world of broker corruption and lack of regulation?! Let's see... Hope you're well.
theaviator
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