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Code: NEW
Listing: AIM
Sector: Energy
Price: 0.80p
Market Cap: £5.51M
Website: www.nwoilgas.com
Company Synopsis:
New World Oil and Gas plc is listed on AIM
and is led by a proven management team
that is focused on building a leading,
diversified, oil and gas operating company
with a balanced portfolio of multi stage
assets which are designed to add value
utilizing the experience and expertise of the
Company.
Code: NEW
Listing: AIM
Sector: Energy
Price: 0.80p
Market Cap: £5.51M
Website: www.nwoilgas.com
Company Synopsis:
New World Oil and Gas plc is listed on AIM
and is led by a proven management team
that is focused on building a leading,
diversified, oil and gas operating company
with a balanced portfolio of multi stage
assets which are designed to add value
utilizing the experience and expertise of the
Company.
warum sollte die einen Zock wert sein ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.169.325 von Jon_Schnee am 02.08.13 13:14:12New World Oil & Gas adds new drill-ready target in Denmark
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/59624/new…
By Jamie Ashcroft August 01 2013, 7:54am
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) has revealed that a second drill ready target has been outlined by industry experts RPS Energy on the Danica Resources project in Denmark.
This project, called North Rødby, is located 75 kilometres from the producing fields – featuring Zechstein reservoirs – in Germany.
North Rødby is estimated to contain 60mln barrels of recoverable prospective oil resources in the Zechstein target, and 320bln cubic feet of gas in a Rotliegendes target.
The geological possibility of success (GPoS) for the Zechstein target is estimated at 1-in10, while it is 1-in-12 for the Rotliegendes.
According to scoping, economics value the Zechstein prospect at US$753mln and the Rotliegendes at US$485mln.
The Als prospect, the other prospect on the Danica Resources project, had previously been estimated to host 1bn barrels of oil in a Zechstein target and 1.4bln cubic feet of gas in the Rotliegendes - with GPoS estimated at 1-in-8 and 1-in-9 respectively. These estimates remain unchanged.
"Danica Resources, our second project in Denmark, now has two drill-ready prospects, each with two separate targets in the Zechstein and Rotliegendes and each with company-making potential,” said chief executive Bill Kelleher.
"In aggregate, Als and North Rødby, have indicative volumetrics totalling 444.4 MMbbls oil (unrisked sum of individual P50, discovery case), and success case economic outcomes of NPV10 US$3.67 billion net to New World.
"We have already reported net indicative volumetrics and success case economic outcomes for the Danica Jutland project totalling 591 BCF and a NPV10 of US$655.7 million.”
He adds: “Multiple leads and prospects have been defined on both our Danish projects, and as a result, we have delivered on our objective to expose our shareholders to considerable upside.
“Management is now focused on realizing the value created to date, and our on-going farm-out negotiations with potential partners are a part of this process, as we look to advance these highly prospective licences in Denmark."
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“Multiple leads and prospects have been defined on both our Danish projects, and as a result, we have delivered on our objective to expose our shareholders to considerable upside," said chief executive Bill Kelleher.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/59624/new…
By Jamie Ashcroft August 01 2013, 7:54am
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) has revealed that a second drill ready target has been outlined by industry experts RPS Energy on the Danica Resources project in Denmark.
This project, called North Rødby, is located 75 kilometres from the producing fields – featuring Zechstein reservoirs – in Germany.
North Rødby is estimated to contain 60mln barrels of recoverable prospective oil resources in the Zechstein target, and 320bln cubic feet of gas in a Rotliegendes target.
The geological possibility of success (GPoS) for the Zechstein target is estimated at 1-in10, while it is 1-in-12 for the Rotliegendes.
According to scoping, economics value the Zechstein prospect at US$753mln and the Rotliegendes at US$485mln.
The Als prospect, the other prospect on the Danica Resources project, had previously been estimated to host 1bn barrels of oil in a Zechstein target and 1.4bln cubic feet of gas in the Rotliegendes - with GPoS estimated at 1-in-8 and 1-in-9 respectively. These estimates remain unchanged.
"Danica Resources, our second project in Denmark, now has two drill-ready prospects, each with two separate targets in the Zechstein and Rotliegendes and each with company-making potential,” said chief executive Bill Kelleher.
"In aggregate, Als and North Rødby, have indicative volumetrics totalling 444.4 MMbbls oil (unrisked sum of individual P50, discovery case), and success case economic outcomes of NPV10 US$3.67 billion net to New World.
"We have already reported net indicative volumetrics and success case economic outcomes for the Danica Jutland project totalling 591 BCF and a NPV10 of US$655.7 million.”
He adds: “Multiple leads and prospects have been defined on both our Danish projects, and as a result, we have delivered on our objective to expose our shareholders to considerable upside.
“Management is now focused on realizing the value created to date, and our on-going farm-out negotiations with potential partners are a part of this process, as we look to advance these highly prospective licences in Denmark."
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“Multiple leads and prospects have been defined on both our Danish projects, and as a result, we have delivered on our objective to expose our shareholders to considerable upside," said chief executive Bill Kelleher.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.169.463 von Datteljongleur am 02.08.13 13:32:48Ja dann geh ich mal all in
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New World Oil & Gas’s ever-bullish boss says share price presents ‘tremendous opportunity’
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/58587/new…
By Jamie Ashcroft July 02 2013, 9:30am
“We think this presents a tremendous buying opportunity. And we’ve got a couple of things on the agenda here that will make New World a very interesting proposition over the next couple of months,” Kelleher said.
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) is working diligently to farm-out of its Danish assets in hopes of re-igniting interest in the AIM quoted explorer.
The group’s maiden exploration programme, in Belize, discovered hydrocarbons, but they were declared non-commercial; however, for many of the institutional investors that have backed New World from the start, Denmark has always been the main attraction.
A farm-out process is now underway with several interested parties and a deal possible in a matter of months.
This comes as New World’s shares linger near all-time lows (since listing on AIM in May 2011).
Disappointing results from Belize wiped off much of the group’s market value earlier this year and with the explorer almost trading ‘at cash’, practically no value is being attributed to the group’s promising but as yet unproven assets.
New World’s ever-bullish chief executive Bill Kelleher remains upbeat, particularly as the Danish project comes into focus.
“After we drilled the non-commercial wells in Belize some investors pulled out in a hurry, in what we think was a rather emotional response,” he said.
“We think this presents a tremendous buying opportunity, and we’ve got a couple of things on the agenda here that will make New World a very interesting proposition over the next couple of months.”
“I can’t say much about the farm-in process, or who the possible partners are; all I can say is we have our heads down and are working hard.”
Given his track record in the industry – which includes many years working with Occidental Petroleum, Chevron, Yukos – Kelleher has a notable contacts book to leverage.
He says, however, that when you have good quality 3D seismic, everybody is interested and everyone wants to have a look.
“I know a lot of people in major oil companies, this is my thirty-third year in the business – and I have no problem approaching any of them, [the majors], large or small. When you’re talking to the right people, and when you’re using the right technology, people respond.”
“The owners of Danica Jutland talked to similar people before we farmed in, but they weren’t interested because of the limited amount of 2D.”
“We’ve now shot around 400 kms of 2D and 75 sq km in 3D. We’ve tripled the amount of data and improved its quality materially. And we put together third party evaluation of this data, through our CPR. So we’ve dramatically de-risked our Danish projects.”
In the coming three months, a farm out could be agreed and, according to Kelleher, a deal could ultimately see more than one new partner join the venture.
Similarly, he explains that some of the interested parties have looked over the findings of the programme in Belize and have been suitably encouraged. So a farm-out could be on the cards for that asset as well.
“The people that understand what we’re doing, and understand this business, realise we actually did quite well in Belize.”
“We didn’t complete the wells. It is not that we didn’t find oil; we just didn’t find volumes of oil that we thought would be economic. We could’ve spent US$2mln on a completion of the first well, and the chances of recovering that $2mln would’ve been doubtful.”
“We’re not in the business of completing wells simply for news flow, that’s not going to happen with us.”
He explains that in the Belize wells the New World team observed a lot of ‘late earth movement’ that had caused traps to breach – though a recent discovery nearby suggests not all traps in the area have been affected.
“So that’s really the post-mortem analysis of the Belize programme, there is a lot more late earth movement than we thought and that has an effect on our trap definition.”
“We now have a 100% interest in Belize, but we’re not moving at light-speed to do anything until we make choices about what technology we’ll apply to better understand the traps.”
“We’re not hanging our heads at all about having to abandon non-commercial wells in Belize. We’ve proved a working hydrocarbon system exists on our acreage. Our neighbour has made a discovery. We’re hunting in the right neighbourhood, and what is key to remember is we are trap hunting.”
“[As a team] we’re oil finders. We’ve made discoveries before and we’ll make them again.
“We’re by no means giving up. AIM investors think this is when companies like ours hibernate, as the news silences.
“Trust me there’s no hibernating going on here. We’ve got our heads down, and we’re working hard. We don’t bruise or bleed too easy.”
New World Oil & Gas’s ever-bullish boss says share price presents ‘tremendous opportunity’
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/58587/new…
By Jamie Ashcroft July 02 2013, 9:30am
“We think this presents a tremendous buying opportunity. And we’ve got a couple of things on the agenda here that will make New World a very interesting proposition over the next couple of months,” Kelleher said.
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) is working diligently to farm-out of its Danish assets in hopes of re-igniting interest in the AIM quoted explorer.
The group’s maiden exploration programme, in Belize, discovered hydrocarbons, but they were declared non-commercial; however, for many of the institutional investors that have backed New World from the start, Denmark has always been the main attraction.
A farm-out process is now underway with several interested parties and a deal possible in a matter of months.
This comes as New World’s shares linger near all-time lows (since listing on AIM in May 2011).
Disappointing results from Belize wiped off much of the group’s market value earlier this year and with the explorer almost trading ‘at cash’, practically no value is being attributed to the group’s promising but as yet unproven assets.
New World’s ever-bullish chief executive Bill Kelleher remains upbeat, particularly as the Danish project comes into focus.
“After we drilled the non-commercial wells in Belize some investors pulled out in a hurry, in what we think was a rather emotional response,” he said.
“We think this presents a tremendous buying opportunity, and we’ve got a couple of things on the agenda here that will make New World a very interesting proposition over the next couple of months.”
“I can’t say much about the farm-in process, or who the possible partners are; all I can say is we have our heads down and are working hard.”
Given his track record in the industry – which includes many years working with Occidental Petroleum, Chevron, Yukos – Kelleher has a notable contacts book to leverage.
He says, however, that when you have good quality 3D seismic, everybody is interested and everyone wants to have a look.
“I know a lot of people in major oil companies, this is my thirty-third year in the business – and I have no problem approaching any of them, [the majors], large or small. When you’re talking to the right people, and when you’re using the right technology, people respond.”
“The owners of Danica Jutland talked to similar people before we farmed in, but they weren’t interested because of the limited amount of 2D.”
“We’ve now shot around 400 kms of 2D and 75 sq km in 3D. We’ve tripled the amount of data and improved its quality materially. And we put together third party evaluation of this data, through our CPR. So we’ve dramatically de-risked our Danish projects.”
In the coming three months, a farm out could be agreed and, according to Kelleher, a deal could ultimately see more than one new partner join the venture.
Similarly, he explains that some of the interested parties have looked over the findings of the programme in Belize and have been suitably encouraged. So a farm-out could be on the cards for that asset as well.
“The people that understand what we’re doing, and understand this business, realise we actually did quite well in Belize.”
“We didn’t complete the wells. It is not that we didn’t find oil; we just didn’t find volumes of oil that we thought would be economic. We could’ve spent US$2mln on a completion of the first well, and the chances of recovering that $2mln would’ve been doubtful.”
“We’re not in the business of completing wells simply for news flow, that’s not going to happen with us.”
He explains that in the Belize wells the New World team observed a lot of ‘late earth movement’ that had caused traps to breach – though a recent discovery nearby suggests not all traps in the area have been affected.
“So that’s really the post-mortem analysis of the Belize programme, there is a lot more late earth movement than we thought and that has an effect on our trap definition.”
“We now have a 100% interest in Belize, but we’re not moving at light-speed to do anything until we make choices about what technology we’ll apply to better understand the traps.”
“We’re not hanging our heads at all about having to abandon non-commercial wells in Belize. We’ve proved a working hydrocarbon system exists on our acreage. Our neighbour has made a discovery. We’re hunting in the right neighbourhood, and what is key to remember is we are trap hunting.”
“[As a team] we’re oil finders. We’ve made discoveries before and we’ll make them again.
“We’re by no means giving up. AIM investors think this is when companies like ours hibernate, as the news silences.
“Trust me there’s no hibernating going on here. We’ve got our heads down, and we’re working hard. We don’t bruise or bleed too easy.”
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.169.325 von Jon_Schnee am 02.08.13 13:14:12ps. ich habe zu 0.68p gekauft
Massive Verwässerung & Änderung der Strategie
daher:
Ich verkaufe -> 0.80p (gekauft für 0.68p) = +17% innerhalb eines Monates - nicht schlecht
New World Oil & Gas to secure up to US$50mln in major deal with new investor
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/60248/new…By Jamie Ashcroft August 21 2013
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) has unveiled a major funding deal that will give the company access to US$50mln.
It will raise US$25mln through a placing of shares and a further US$25mln will be loaned to the company.
The deal was agreed with Niel Petroleum, a recently set-up, Luxembourg headquartered, vehicle that has already agreed to acquire oil and gas interests in Africa.
Subscribing for 2.18bn new shares at 0.735p Niel will become New World’s single largest shareholder, owning 75.66% of the explorer’s enlarged share capital.
“The subscription will support and strengthen the company's ongoing discussions regarding obtaining farm-in or joint venture partners in Denmark and/or Belize, in addition to possible funding for the acquisition of new projects and opportunities in accordance with the company's strategy,” New World said in a regulatory statement.
The company also said it anticipates that Niel, with its director’s expertise and connections, will be able to provide access to new projects and opportunities.
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Niel is owned equally by two individuals, Laurent Foucher and Nicolas Bourg, and it has three directors: Foucher, Bourg and Jean-Charles Charki.
Charki will be appointed as a non-executive director of New World.
The Niel vehicle was set up earlier this year to take over Niel Natural Resources Investments, which owns oil and gas assets in Sudan, Ethiopia and Central Africa.
It plans to develop a large and diversified portfolio of early stage projects focusing on Senegal, Guinea, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and Ethiopia. It also intends to invest in projects more broadly in Africa, Europe and Central America.
Existing New World shareholders will have to vote on the proposed deal at a meeting on September 12.
On AIM, New World shares fell 20% following the announcement and are currently trading just above the proposed subscription price of 0.78p per share.
daher:
Ich verkaufe -> 0.80p (gekauft für 0.68p) = +17% innerhalb eines Monates - nicht schlecht
New World Oil & Gas to secure up to US$50mln in major deal with new investor
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/60248/new…By Jamie Ashcroft August 21 2013
New World Oil & Gas (LON:NEW) has unveiled a major funding deal that will give the company access to US$50mln.
It will raise US$25mln through a placing of shares and a further US$25mln will be loaned to the company.
The deal was agreed with Niel Petroleum, a recently set-up, Luxembourg headquartered, vehicle that has already agreed to acquire oil and gas interests in Africa.
Subscribing for 2.18bn new shares at 0.735p Niel will become New World’s single largest shareholder, owning 75.66% of the explorer’s enlarged share capital.
“The subscription will support and strengthen the company's ongoing discussions regarding obtaining farm-in or joint venture partners in Denmark and/or Belize, in addition to possible funding for the acquisition of new projects and opportunities in accordance with the company's strategy,” New World said in a regulatory statement.
The company also said it anticipates that Niel, with its director’s expertise and connections, will be able to provide access to new projects and opportunities.
<!--[endif]-->
Niel is owned equally by two individuals, Laurent Foucher and Nicolas Bourg, and it has three directors: Foucher, Bourg and Jean-Charles Charki.
Charki will be appointed as a non-executive director of New World.
The Niel vehicle was set up earlier this year to take over Niel Natural Resources Investments, which owns oil and gas assets in Sudan, Ethiopia and Central Africa.
It plans to develop a large and diversified portfolio of early stage projects focusing on Senegal, Guinea, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and Ethiopia. It also intends to invest in projects more broadly in Africa, Europe and Central America.
Existing New World shareholders will have to vote on the proposed deal at a meeting on September 12.
On AIM, New World shares fell 20% following the announcement and are currently trading just above the proposed subscription price of 0.78p per share.
New World Oil & Gas
Kauf: 02.08.2013 zu 0.68p / Verkauf 22.08.2013 zu 0.80p
+17% innerhalb eines Monates
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Kauf: 02.08.2013 zu 0.68p / Verkauf 22.08.2013 zu 0.80p
+17% innerhalb eines Monates
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1184429-neustebei…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.791.544 von Saiselgi am 17.05.15 00:40:20
Wie kommst du denn da drauf?
noch ist nichts in trockenen Tüchern...
Zitat von Saiselgi: Kursziel bis 2 € bei Übernahme angebot wegen des mißlungenen muttertagsgeschenk
Wie kommst du denn da drauf?
noch ist nichts in trockenen Tüchern...
Die formel ist eigentlich leicht ersichtlich aber Sie haben recht.Abwarten 
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