A short week, but no shortage of news
A short week, but no shortage of news
Another short week, but an interesting one. Following on from my “success” in predicting the collapse of Block Energy (BLOE), Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) now has come to the end
I said on Sunday that a lockdown was a virtual certainty, but the stock market would stay open and both were confirmed on Monday evening by the Government and the
Zak Mir highlights some of the most followed stocks on the small-cap London market and gives an overview of the fundamentals in this charting update.
lt turned out to be quite an exciting week. Global Petroleum (GBP) announced a new prospective resources estimate of 964 million barrels of oil for its petroleum exploration licence 94
Rose Petroleum (ROSE), which announced an 85% reduction of their Paradox acreage from around 80,000 acres to 12,000 acres to save on annual lease rental costs.
Solo Oil (SOLO) made an interesting announcement last week. It’s entered into a binding sale and purchase agreement to acquire a package of non-operated interests in natural gas fields in
Share Talk is proud to announce that ECR Minerals PLC (LON: ECR) and Armadale Capital PLC (LON: ACP) will now be presenting alongside Mkango Resources and MetalNRG in our Autumn
Three announcements from UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) last week. They’ve completed the acquisition of Magellan Petroleum, taking their interest in Horse Hill to 85.635%, obtained long-term production consent to produce
interesting news last week. Petro Matad (MATD) announced a half-year report, confirming the current status of its three exploration drills in Mongolia.
It was a short trading week, but with no shortage of news. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (ECO) started on Tuesday, announcing the spud of the Joe-1 well, the drilling