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It would be very nice.,.

Results this week coming with hopefully news of oil gushing from ebok, should see us to new highs next week. Maybe even 2.00. imvho

a very nice and positive puff on the back page of ST's business section

Yes, I read that and wondered whether it might be time to look at this again: "... Afren is expected to deliver upbeat results this week. Analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland are quoting a price target of 250p, 50% higher than Afren closing price on Friday."

Sunday Times article.



Afren
Africa is rich in resources but digging them up can be fraught with difficulty. Last year, seven employees of Afren, one of the emerging forces in oil production on the continent, were kidnapped from an offshore rig in Nigeria.

There has been much less risk for the shareholders who have followed the companys ascent from AIM to the higher reaches of the FTSE 250.

The company scoops up assets cast aside by oil giants such as Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil. Production from its Ebok field in Nigeria is expected to begin by June, generating a lot of cash for Osman Shahenshah, the chief executive, to reinvest in more acquisitions.

It has just announced a move into Tanzania. Exploration in east Africa has been limited so there is a real opportunity there.

The company will demonstrate alongside its results this week that it is pressing ahead in other areas, farming out part of its Ghana field and recruiting a seasoned exploration director.

Royal Bank of Scotland began coverage this month with a 250p price target, more than 50% higher than Afrens closing price on Friday.

what are you dong on line mistress? .... get back to the washing-up!

Washing-up all done :) More wine about to be consumed by the fireside. And you? - No doubt sipping something special from that cellar of yours!

1996 pommard with some new season's lamb + pommes risollees + buttery spring cabbage with caraway seeds ..... think you could have managed that + afters?

I reckon so - should have invited me down to help polish it off.

Afters????... C'mon, keep it clean! ;o)

Hem hem!

who asked you to join the party?

TG - polished off with the soapy water (+ washing up!)

Note it wasn't me who commented on that ;)

.. I meant commented on the afters... Off to said fireplace: cheers chaps!

StockMarketWire.com
Afren has appointed Dr Niall McCormack as exploration director and Ravi Sharma as production and development director.

McCormack who assumes responsibility for the firm's exploration strategy and work programme held various senior positions within Hess Corporation, most recently managing exploration, exploitation and appraisal for Africa.

Sharma has over 20 years' international experience in reservoir engineering, management and subsurface development and has held senior positions at BHP Billiton, Occidental, BP and Baker Hughes.

Afren also announced the appointments of Ricardo Ramirez as corporate geosciences manager; Ron Parenti as corporate drilling manager, Kelechi Ojukwu as asset manager for OML 26 and Shahin El-Sharif as engineering and planning manager.

Great - sounds like they're putting a good team together.

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deleted to save mistress T's blushes!!

Looking forward to tomorrows results,although if true a little disappointed with the E-Bok delayed production of another 3 months?

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/68093986/