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Ecologist 20 Jun 2019

SP drop While we are getting wiped out, I can hear the pigs squealing at the trough once more. Mega options granted for directors who have done squat all … down almost 70% in a year - so why reward anyone? All that is nasty is going on here

BarleyBaron 30 Apr 2019

SP drop Oh Boy. $50,000 from gas revenues this year compared to $6 million from last year. Jay did buy the hefty sum of 1/2 a million shares recently, so that’s encouraging . I reckon the ‘For Sale’ sign has gone to the printers to be laminated. I know business can be slow in Africa but this is getting frustrating. B.

zanshin 10 Apr 2019

SP drop Me too. Been holding here for far too long, well under water and given up on ever breaking even. Just looking for an escape route. Almost sold at bottom last week, so any lift from there is a bonus.

Ecologist 10 Apr 2019

SP drop And if you are right, I’m selling. This is one frustrating company!

zanshin 09 Apr 2019

SP drop Walrog, Useful bounce this week from support at 1.05. The question might optimistically be turned to “How high can it go?” Previous bounces from this level in 2014 and 2016 resulted in a rise each time to above 2p, and in the case of 2016 a brief meteoric rise to 7+ in 2017. Here’s hoping!

BarleyBaron 02 Apr 2019

SP drop Ecologist. I read a while back (don’t quote me on this) that Shell were planning a 30 billion liquid gas plant in Tanz. Don’t know if that’s correct or where I read it, just sticks in my head. Our assets in auction… mmmm. Was out doing something I love 2 weekends ago… gold panning … caught myself a 2 gram nugget… well chuffed… 12 hours work, better than investing here… lol. Baron.

Ecologist 02 Apr 2019

SP drop I have to agree BB while remembering, and so hoping, the nice surprise i had when Cove put itself up for auction …

walrog 01 Apr 2019

New mention From Malcy’s blog today, in his write up on Solo. We talked at some length about Tanzania and the way to unlock value as it remains without doubt a core asset and one which has significant potential in its own right. In this regard it is obvious that general discussions have taken place with Aminex and given that both ‘new’ Chairmen have a BP background some discussions may well have taken place which seems an eminently wise thing to do. The team is not being idle on this asset and are working hard with its partners to create value, ‘certainly not taking their eye off the ball’ so to speak. My feeling with regard to this is that the management want to make a success of it but would be equally as happy if the work on the rest of the portfolio on its own merit downsized the scale of Tanzania as a proportion of the whole. ATB WR

BarleyBaron 31 Mar 2019

SP drop Walrog. I don’t think you need a chartist’s opinion, if they are even watching this share. We now have a delay in announcing any “transformational deals”. I really have given up on this one. The Lack of any news and the slow decline in sp reminds me of what happened to Ophir. The big boys are moving into Tanz and I will lay down a guess that we get a very lowball bid and capitulate, just like Ophir did. Look who’s involved here and the sheer lack of anything going on. Sorry for being negative but I’m still nursing a sore head from oph even though I came out of it in profit. We need Celtic back (not) to ramp this up for us, I need a good laugh. B.

The_Marin 21 Mar 2019

More delays Absolutely useless company with a septic tank director. It needs to sort its brown envelopes out for this part of the world, will drop rapidly below 1p possible as low as 0.6p depending on world events.

TheEcologist 20 Mar 2019

SP drop Well, I guess to 0. But did I not read some time ago a statement from Chairman about a “transformational” deal. Destroying value was not what share holders understood by transformational, however.

walrog 14 Mar 2019

SP drop How low can this go? Opinions welcome. Chartists? Thank you WR

Average_Dave 10 Jan 2019

Malcy's Blog 10.01.19 Aminex- Adding some beef… I wouldn’t normally comment on Non-Exec or broking appointments but the announcement that AEX has appointed Linda Beal as an independent NED is encouraging for shareholders and provides much needed backbone to the board. I don’t comment on broker quality as such but the addition of a good city and oil industry name as an advisor can also only help the process for the company. All they need to do now is to fill the Chairman role, I’m sure that the usual headhunters are on the case… END— A_D

Average_Dave 04 Jan 2019

Rns 04.01.19 - 13:45 result of egm AMINEX PLC (“Aminex” or “the Company”) RESULT OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Shareholders Approve Ruvuma Farm-out The full text of the resolution is contained in the Notice of the EGM set out in the circular dated 7 December 2018, a copy of which is available on the Company’s website, www.aminex-plc.com. A copy of the resolution has also been submitted to the U.K. National Storage Mechanism and Euronext Dublin, where it will shortly be available for inspection at: www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/nsm and to the Company Announcements Office, Euronext Dublin, 28 Anglesea Street, Dublin 2, Ireland. Completion of the Farm-Out remains subject to the satisfaction or waiver of the conditions summarised in the Circular. END---- A_D

Average_Dave 04 Jan 2019

Rns 04.01.19 - 110 AMINEX PLC (“Aminex” or “the Company”) EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING PRESENTATION Aminex PLC announces that it will be making a short presentation to shareholders at its Extraordinary General Meeting in London today, Friday 4 January, at 12:30 p.m. A copy of this presentation will be available on the Company’s website www.aminex-plc.com at or soon after 12:30 p.m. END----- A_D

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