Trinity Exploration & Production (#TRIN) – recommended 68.05p per share offer and withdrawal of recommendation of offer from Touchstone Exploration (#TXP)

Trinity Exploration & Production (#TRIN) – recommended offer from Touchstone Exploration (#TXP) of 1.5 Touchstone shares per share

Trinity Exploration & Production (#TRIN) – generator-related fire on Bravo platform with “minor injuries”. Planned phased production restart

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) – “$20m fundraise to accelerate growth and repay debt”

Oil is Big Business in the West Indies. And this Recovering Oil Play Could Have Even More Scope to Rise

Hello, Share Turners. As the Iranian question continues to dominate world news, the possibility of tougher US sanctions keeps the price of Brent crude spiralling upwards. Which is keeping the Footsie and the Dow buoyant, too. Good for share shifters like us, but sadly, bad for world peace.

This Indy Oiler could be a Recovery Play and a Half - Soaring Oil Prices could Make it a Winner

Hello Share Bashers. I’ve been banging on about how the gushing price of oil should make us think again about investing in oilers. The cost of Brent Crude is up again as I write. Of course, the likes of Shell (RDSA) and BP (BP.) immediately spring to mind. But the smaller producers will benefit, too. Especially as many of them have still to recover from a pounding from the oil price tanking.

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) - terminates formal sale process, proposed fundraising for $15m

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) update on restructuring that will see shareholders wiped out

Trinity in takeover talks, SP Angel fingers runners & riders including LGO, shareholders will be screwed come what may

Trinity Exploration (TRIN) has confirmed that it has had bid approaches and analyst Zac Phillips at SP Angel, the City's most feared oil guru, has suggested who may be at the table. But shareholders shouldn't get too excited as they will get screwed whatever happens.

Trinity Ex (#TRIN) has had bid approaches but no certainty of a deal and shareholders unlikely to get anything

Trinity Exploration shares suspended - Citibank finally pulls the plug

For months and months Trinity Exploration (TRIN) has been in default on loans taken out with Citibank. Investors who declined to sell the worthless shares seemed to believe the truism that "If you owe the bank $1 you are in trouble, if you owe $1 million the bank is in trouble" as Citibank - which was actually owed $13 million declined to pull the plug. Until today. Instead of the normal weekly rollover announcement we are told:

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) - suspension “pending clarification of financial position” as Citibank pulls the plug

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) banks agree not to pull plug until at least 24 June

Trinity Exploration - will its $23 million tax black hole sink it for good? Or will something else sink it first?

It is in default on its loans but the banks keep putting off the day they pull the plug. Today the company admitted that its attempts to sell its assets had not yet secured any firm offers. Well knock me down with a feather boa sailor, quell fecking surprise. But now it gets worse. Top analyst Zac Phillips, a man who was once seen as the Geoffrey Howe of hydrocarbon analysis but who is rapidly become an attack shark, flags up a massive black hole of a tax liability for Trinity Exploration (TRIN). Writing in the SP Angel morning note today Jaws warns:

Trinity (#TRIN) says still in talks to sell assets but no firm offer, bank extends plug pulling to 17 June

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) bank again extends deadline, wont pull plug till June 10 at least

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) bank agrees not to pull plug until June 3 at least

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) banks again agree not to pull plug, this time until at least May 27

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) bank extends pull plug date (again) to 20 May

Trinity Exploration (#TRIN) banks again extend loan default to 8 April