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Valkor CEO: Why TomCo's 100M Barrel Oil Project Could Be Transforma...Today 11:34 U.S. operating oil development group TomCo Energy (LON:TOM) has a 50/50 partnership with project developer Valkor LLC in Greenfield Energy a project established to develop an approximate 300-acre resource containing more than 100 million barrels of heavy oil. Valkor's founder and CEO Steven Byle recently joined TomCo Energy as a non-executive director and believes the site could support up to 100 wells, with each potentially producing between 100 and 250 barrels of oil per day creating thousands of barrels of daily production. Watch via the link below. lse.co.uk/media/TOM/valkor-c…

Is everyone asleep ! @TomcoEnergyPLC still under £3m market cap!, wakey wakey everyone. #tom #utah #heavyoil Valkor CEO: Why TomCo's 100M Barrel Oil Project Could Be Transformational youtu.be/r3_Yu54flyE?si=GVWm… via @YouTube

I did tell you ! #tom @TomcoEnergyPLC m.youtube.com/watch?v=r3_Yu5… Rns out. So undervalued it’s an incredible opportunity

NEWS ALERT! Keep your eyes peeled at #tomco #tom News Due any day now. If News comes in the next 3 day FOLLOW THE DONKEY !

A few sellers taking profits in $TOM today is hardly surprising after the recent run. What interests me is what comes next. Valkor is progressing its Utah operations, drilling is underway and TomCo has exposure through its 50:50 Greenfield partnership. The news flow could get very interesting from here. #tom #oil #utah @TomcoEnergyPLC

Great news for @TomcoEnergyPLC #tom from Quadrise rns. Valkor has informed the company that drilling has commenced at two new pilot wells, incorporating findings from a comprehensive Core Laboratories study that confirmed the technical viability of its modified enhanced oil recovery project at the Asphalt Ridge site. An eight-well drilling programme is expected to commence later this year, targeting production of approximately 1,000 barrels per day ("bpd") in 2027. Site installation works for Valkor's 500 bpd oil sands pilot plant are also underway, with production expected to commence in Q1 2027. ……… This is great news for tomco - Market cap still under £3m.

As a $TOM shareholder, I’m increasingly interested in what’s happening in Utah. HeavySweetOil.com launching today, led by Valkor’s Steven Byle, adds another piece to the picture. TomCo + Valkor = 50:50 Greenfield. Now we need to see the operational progress translate into development. Interesting times. #tom @TomcoEnergyPLC #utah #oil

TOMCO ENERGY ALERT! The site below has just gone live today guys, this is Steve byles company and this is a mirror of what Tomco will be doing once the first drills are successful and proven which will be very soon. The millions of $$$ spent by these guys will benefit Tomco who get all the results and information to be used by Greenfield on our 50/50 partnership with Valkor (also Steve Byles company) , Tomco hit the jackpot with SB coming on board. Still your chance to get in @TomcoEnergyPLC #TOM very early , market cap is currently under £3m . heavysweetoil.com/ #utah #oil #tomco

Tomco on the move again but the market cap is still only around £2.4m. Remember, Valkor converted debt into Tomco shares at 0.1p, more than double today’s sp. The story is starting to move. 🚀 #tom #utah #oil @TomcoEnergyPLC

TOM has moved from 0.0235p to around 0.04p in just over 2 weeks — but the market cap is still only around £2.4m. Now watch the catalysts: Valkor’s operations, AC Oil wells and the potential 50:50 Greenfield development. The story is starting to move. 🚀 #tom #utah #oil @TomcoEnergyPLC

TOMCO ENERGY — IS THE MARKET STARTING TO WAKE UP? Something interesting has happened with TomCo Energy (AIM) over the past couple of weeks. On 18 August, TOM was trading around 0.0235p. By 4 September, the shares had reached around 0.0375–0.040p. That's a move of roughly 60–70% in just over two weeks. And importantly, there have been some very large volumes going through during the move. At 0.04p, TomCo's market capitalisation is still only around £2.4 million based on its 6.055 billion shares in issue. So what is the market starting to anticipate? I think it comes down to one word: PRODUCTION. The TomCo story is no longer simply about a distant 5,000-barrel-per-day oil-sands plant. There is potentially a much nearer-term opportunity. Valkor is working on the drilling and production methodology on the neighbouring Asphalt Ridge project, including testing different techniques for extracting heavy oil. TomCo's latest interim results say that Valkor is progressing its neighbouring project and that successful testing is expected to support potential joint development of Greenfield's leased acreage in 2027. TomCo also has the potential, subject to funding, to participate in drilling one or more wells on the Greenfield acreage. And this is where the numbers become interesting. The plan is for wells capable of producing around 100 barrels per day each, with TomCo having the opportunity to participate in individual wells alongside Valkor and other investors. The indicative cost is around $600,000 per well. On a 50/50 basis, TomCo's share would be around: $300,000 per well. If a well produces 100 barrels per day and the anticipated profit is around $25 per barrel, that is: $2,500 per day or approximately: $912,500 per year per well. And if the electrical heating technology being tested by Valkor proves commercially successful, the potential economics could be considerably better. At an anticipated $50 profit per barrel: $5,000 per day or approximately: $1.825 million per year per well. These are obviously scenario calculations, not forecasts, and actual production and economics could be very different. But consider the starting point. TomCo is currently worth only around £2.4 million. The company also has a potential development plan involving up to 100 wells on its leased acreage. Nobody should assume that 100 wells will simply appear overnight and produce 100 barrels per day each. But if the first wells demonstrate commercial production, the investment proposition could change dramatically. Because then TomCo potentially moves from: "Will this ever work?" to: "How quickly can they scale it?" And there is another piece of the puzzle. GREENFIELD ENERGY TomCo and Valkor now own Greenfield 50:50. Greenfield's longer-term plan is to develop the much larger oil-sands opportunity, with TomCo's website highlighting significant resources and the potential for a future separation plant. Meanwhile, Valkor is advancing its own neighbouring Asphalt Ridge project. So potentially we have: Valkor testing the technology ↓ Commercial production demonstrated ↓ TomCo participates in wells ↓ Oil production ↓ Potential cash generation ↓ More wells ↓ Greenfield development ↓ Potential large-scale oil-sands plant That is a very different proposition from the TomCo of a few years ago. And there is one other thing I find interesting. TomCo's June 2026 interim results specifically said that a successful outcome from Valkor's activities was expected to support the potential joint development of Greenfield's acreage in 2027. The company is also in the process of appointing a CEO for Greenfield with directly relevant technical experience. So we are potentially approaching a period where actual project news could start replacing speculation. The recent share-price move may simply be the market anticipating that. Or it may be the beginning of something much bigger. At 0.04p, TomCo would still only have a market value of around £2.4 million. #tom #oil #utah

TomCo Energy: The near-term oil production story could be bigger than it looks There is understandably a lot of focus on TomCo Energy's longer-term 5,000-barrel-per-day Greenfield Energy plant. But there is another part of the story that could potentially arrive much sooner: The wells on TomCo's lease. Valkor is planning to drill the wells and is currently testing two different production methods: 🛢️ Traditional steam injection / "huff and puff" ⚡ Electrical heating And there is an important point here that I think the market may be overlooking: TomCo is not paying for the testing of these two production methods. The testing is being undertaken by Valkor at zero cost to TomCo. Once the preferred production method has been established, Valkor can proceed with the wells and TomCo has the right to buy into each well on a percentage basis. The expected cost is around $600,000 per well. On a 50/50 basis, TomCo's share would therefore be approximately: $300,000 per well. If the wells perform at the anticipated rate of around 100 barrels per day, the potential economics become very interesting. Under the steam/huff-and-puff method, the anticipated profit is around $25 per barrel. 100 barrels × $25 = $2,500 profit per day or approximately: $912,500 per year per well. Against a TomCo investment of approximately $300,000 for a 50% interest, that represents a potentially very attractive payback — if the production assumptions and margins are achieved. And then there is the electrical heating method. If Valkor demonstrates that the electrical process works commercially, the anticipated profit could be around $50 per barrel. 100 barrels × $50 = $5,000 profit per day or approximately: $1.825 million per year per well. Again, TomCo's illustrative 50% share would be approximately half of the well's economics, while its assumed capital contribution would be approximately $300,000. And this isn't necessarily just one or two wells. There is a plan for up to 100 wells on the TomCo lease. Obviously, it would be completely unrealistic to assume that all 100 wells will immediately produce 100 barrels per day. There will be drilling schedules, production decline, operating costs, financing requirements and technical risks. But the scale of the potential opportunity is worth understanding. 100 wells × 100 barrels per day would theoretically equal: 10,000 barrels per day. That's potentially 3.65 million barrels per year before allowing for downtime and decline. At a $25-per-barrel profit: $91.25 million annual project-level profit. At $50 per barrel: $182.5 million annual project-level profit. These are illustrative theoretical numbers, not forecasts. But even the economics of the first few wells could be significant for a company currently valued at less than £2 million. And this is where I think the TomCo story gets really interesting. The potential sequence is: Valkor tests the production methods — at no cost to TomCo ↓ Preferred method selected ↓ Valkor drills the wells ↓ TomCo exercises its right to buy into individual wells ↓ TomCo contributes approximately $300k for a 50% interest in a $600k well ↓ Well produces approximately 100 bopd if successful ↓ Cash flow potentially funds further participation ↓ Potentially up to 100 wells And alongside this near-term opportunity sits the much larger Greenfield development. TomCo owns 50% of Greenfield Energy, with Valkor owning the other 50%. Valkor is now constructing its own AR Pioneer plant at Asphalt Ridge, with Greenfield intended to follow with its proposed 5,000-bopd commercial plant once Valkor's project has demonstrated the technology. So there could potentially be two major parts to the TomCo story: Near term Oil production from individual wells on the TomCo lease. Longer term A 5,000-bopd Greenfield commercial plant. And importantly, the near-term wells could potentially provide something TomCo has been missing: Production. Actual barrels. Actual revenues. Actual operating data. And potentially, if the economics perform as anticipated, a source of cash flow to help participate in additional wells. The fact that Valkor is carrying out the initial production-method testing at zero cost to TomCo is particularly interesting. TomCo effectively gets to see which technology works before committing its own capital to the wells. If the proven steam/huff-and-puff method is selected, the anticipated economics are already potentially attractive. If Valkor successfully demonstrates the electrical heating method and it delivers anything close to the anticipated $50-per-barrel profit, the economics could become considerably more compelling. And all of this sits underneath a company currently valued at less than £2 million. That is why I think it is worth looking beyond the headline 5,000-bopd Greenfield story. The potential sequence is now: Near-term wells → production → cash generation → more wells → up to 100-well development → Valkor proves the technology → Greenfield 5,000-bopd plant For a company with a market capitalisation of only around £1–2 million, that's a potentially very interesting risk/reward equation. Of course, there are significant risks. The wells may not achieve 100 bopd, the production methods may perform differently from expectations, capital will be required for TomCo's participation, production may decline, and the Greenfield project still requires substantial funding and development. But if the first wells start producing within the next couple of months as anticipated, TomCo could potentially move from being valued primarily on future development potential to having actual oil production on its books. And that could be the catalyst that gets the market to look at the company very differently. The big question may not be whether TomCo can eventually build 5,000 barrels per day. It may be whether the market is prepared for what happens if TomCo starts producing 100 barrels per day per successful well, while retaining exposure to a potential 100-well development and a 5,000-bopd Greenfield project. #TOM #VALKOR #UTAH #OIL #TOMCOENERGY

TomCo's Greenfield Energy lease covers around 320 acres, with TomCo now owning 50% of Greenfield alongside Valkor. And look what's immediately next door... 👉 Valkor's Asphalt Ridge project and planned oil sands separation plant. This isn't a project sitting hundreds of miles away from Valkor's operations. The two projects are right next to each other, creating the potential for significant operational and technological synergies. Valkor is already progressing its own Utah oil sands development — while TomCo has a 50% interest in Greenfield. The big question now is: How much could that 50% Greenfield interest ultimately be worth if Valkor successfully demonstrates the technology and moves its neighbouring project towards production? The potential upside is certainly getting people interested. 📍 Utah 🛢️ 320-acre Greenfield lease 🤝 50:50 TomCo/Valkor partnership 🏭 Valkor project & planned plant next door The pieces are starting to come together. #TOM #TomCoEnergy #Valkor #AIM #Oil #Utah #OilSands

🚨 TOMCO ENERGY $TOM ON THE MOVE AGAIN Momentum is building 👀 The market is starting to wake up to the Valkor partnership and what it could mean for Greenfield. 50:50 JV ✅ Valkor aligned with TomCo ✅ Potential Utah drilling ✅ Only ~£1.4m market cap 🤯 After years of waiting, TOM could finally be entering a very different phase. Watch this one closely. 🔥 #TOM #TomCo #Valkor #AIM #Oil 1st target 0.1p, the price Valkor paid

🚨 TOMCO ENERGY (AIM: TOM) — IS THE MARKET STARTING TO WAKE UP? TomCo Energy’s share price is beginning to move, and there could be a very good reason why. The story has changed significantly with the renewed 50:50 partnership with Valkor. This isn't simply another agreement. Valkor is now a direct partner in Greenfield Energy, with Valkor founder & CEO Steven Byle also joining the TomCo board. More importantly, TomCo now has a clearer potential route towards drilling on its Greenfield acreage in Utah, alongside Valkor and potentially other investors. And this is where it gets interesting... 🔹 50% ownership of Greenfield 🔹 Valkor directly aligned with TomCo 🔹 Valkor CEO on the TomCo board 🔹 Existing oil-sands acreage in the Uinta Basin 🔹 Six wells already permitted 🔹 Potential drilling programme, subject to funding and a viable drilling methodology 🔹 Longer-term potential for an oil-sands separation plant TomCo remains a high-risk, speculative AIM stock, and funding and execution remain important hurdles. But with a market cap of only around £1.4m, the question is whether the current valuation properly reflects the potential value of the Greenfield/Valkor opportunity. After years of waiting, TOM may finally be entering the phase where the market starts looking forward rather than backwards. Could this be the beginning of a much bigger rerating? #TOM #TomCoEnergy #AIM #Valkor #Oil #Utah #UintaBasin #Investing

Tomco Energy Re rate incoming. #tom #utah #tomco read the articles here lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?Sha…