Reconnaissance Energy (Africa) Ltd V.RECO

RECAf Tight Holing Shareholders

[geomanx02]

There was another junior Canadian player a number of years back that RECAF appears to be immulaitang.....anyone ever heard of BREX?

There is no reason to withhold well data from shareholders or potential major oil company partners, as there are no competitors in the basin...RECAF owns it all. 

To date RECAF has not claimed a single drop of recoverable oil.  Nor do they identify the geologic age of the sediments drilled to date, nor have they made mention of encountering basement in either well.   No mention of potential testing, no mention of "water".....every reservoir has water.
BTW...Fresh water gives the same well log response as hydrocarbons, as does tar deposits, which may expalin the lack of information.

No information means something is up seeing as how heavily RECAF "pumped" this project prior to drilling.

The silence from RECAF management is deafing........

JMO's

[teheran10]

I am ONLY hoping that you comprehand what you are saying. Pure madness but I am glad you included the dislaimer JMO.

[yrmac]

His last post was in 2019 Another Jimgeorges

[montreal10]

Agree with you on the fact that they haven't released any hard data and as they own all the basin, nothing should stop them from doing so..quiet the opposite , it is at their advantage to be public about it and specially that they know we are being attacked by shorts legally and illegally...you know that too, you are one of them. where i disagree with you is your own speculation that they must

[Galaxym31]

Implying a company is corrupt by association re : BREX  seems slanderous JMO might not cover your legal liability .

[TurnToTheRight]

@geomanx02 - your BreX analogy and overall rationale has to be one of the stupid posts I have read, and grossly incorrect at that. BreX involved tainted cores, they were released to the public, we're just fraudulently altered to show gold, and that's why the stock popped, so your analogy doesn't hold up.    Secondly, have you ever read a JOA (joint operating agreement),

[NameOfTheGame]

I believe the company has to seek admin approval before releasing well data.  Also. Logging data does indicate percentage of hydrocarbons vs. %Ws. If you want me to share some knowledge bases on the matter. Let me know, I am an engineer in this field with a decent amount of knowledge on petroleum geology.