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[Steigerwälder]

Seit einiger Zeit wird in Berlin die Aktie von Arawak Energy aus Aserbaidschan gehandelt. Ich habe bis jetzt in keinem der OsteuropaÖl - Boards einen Thread darüber gesehen. Dies ist möglicherweise eine Chance von Anfang an dabei zu sein.

Hier ein paar Infos von der Homepage arawakenergy.com:




Share information


Summary information as at 20 October 2003

Common shares symbol: "ABG", TSXV.

91,556,447 issued and outstanding common shares.

38,113,626 (41.63%) owned by Rosco.

No other shareholders own over 10%.

Share options outstanding: 2,557,800.


Strategy


Focus on South West Gobustan EDPSA, over 100 million barrels of oil equivalent, with upside potential.

Capitalise on Caspian expertise and existing relationships.

Target low technical risk oil and gas assets in high return environments.

Develop non-operating roles in partnerships with low-cost, world class operators.



Was heißt das ?

-Sehr geringer Steubesitz...
-Marktkap. :91,556,447 x 0,48 € sind ca. 50Mio €
-Bei über 100 Mio Barrel Reservern erscheint dies günstig. (40c pro Barrel:eek

[Statistix]

das heißt das:

Arawak to be transformed to three country diversified developer & producer
Monday July 12, 8:52 am ET


TSX Venture trading symbol: ABG
ANGUILLA, British West Indies, July 12 /CNW/ - Arawak Energy Corporation (the "Company" or "Arawak") is pleased to announce two proposed acquisitions which will transform Arawak to become a diversified developer and producer with operations in three countries and current production of approximately 5,000 barrels of oil per day ("bopd"). The Company has signed an agreement to acquire a 50% interest in ZAO PechoraNefteGas, a Russian company producing oil in the Komi Republic in Russia. In the second transaction, which is expected to close concurrently with the first transaction, Arawak has signed a letter of intent with Altius Energy Corporation, a Canadian company with operations in Kazakhstan, to acquire 100% of its shares.
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Peters & Co. Limited has been retained by the Company to provide fairness opinions in relation to these proposed transactions.

ZAO PechoraNefteGas ("PNG")

The principal assets of PNG include the Sotchemyu-Talyu field and two exploration licences on the Kadzherom block and the 6,000 km2 Mutnomateric block, located in the Komi Republic of the Russian Federation. The Sotchemyu- Talyu field produces at a current rate of approximately 5,600 bopd. The field has a direct tie-in to the main Transneft (crude oil export) pipeline and has modern field facilities with storage capacity of over 150,000 barrels of oil. Under current rules, PNG exports approximately 35% of its production by pipeline, with the balance being sold on the domestic market.

An independent reserves report, completed by Ryder Scott Company on behalf of Valkyries Petroleum Corporation in June 2004 in accordance with the requirements of National Instrument 51- 101, indicated remaining proved recoverable reserves attributable to the Sotchemyu-Talyu field of 24.1 million barrels of oil. This reserves report estimates after tax future net income, attributable to a 100% interest in PNG, using constant prices and costs and discounted at 10% per annum, at US $150 million.

Under the terms of the share purchase agreement entered into, Arawak will acquire 50% of the shares of the Cypriot holding company of PNG from Vitol Russia B.V. ("Vitol") for a total consideration of US $39.5 million cash plus a working capital adjustment estimated at approximately US $3 million. Rosco S.A., which holds 41.28% of the outstanding shares of Arawak, is an affiliate of Vitol. The remaining 50% interest in PNG will be held by Valkyries Petroleum Corporation, a Canadian upstream oil and gas company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "VPC", upon completion of an ongoing transaction.

It is the intention of the Company to finance the acquisition of the 50% interest in PNG primarily by way of a reserve-based debt financing.

Altius Energy Corporation ("Altius")

Altius is a Canadian oil company focused on the acquisition, development and production of crude oil in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Altius` operations are located in the Pre-Caspian basin of Western Kazakhstan where it has interests in the Akzhar, Besbolek and Karataikyz fields with combined production which increased from approximately 760 bopd in 2003 to approximately 2,100 bopd in June 2004. As Altius continues development of the three fields further strong production growth is expected through the remainder of the year and 2005. An independent reserves report completed in June 2004 by McDaniel & Associates Consultants Ltd. in accordance with the requirements of National Instrument 51-101 estimates Altius` gross proved reserves at 12.1 million barrels of oil, and gross probable additional reserves at 13.0 million barrels of oil. In addition, seismic and geological evaluation have identified exploration upside in Altius` current licence areas.

Pursuant to the letter of intent entered into by Arawak and Altius, Arawak would acquire all of the common shares of Altius on the basis of 2.1 common shares of Arawak plus US $0.25 cash for each Altius share. On a fully diluted basis, Altius has 29.2 million common shares outstanding. The acquisition of Altius therefore would result in the issuance by Arawak of up to 61.4 million common shares and the payment by Arawak of up to US $7.3 million. Altius directors, officers and significant shareholders, including Rosco S.A. which is the principal shareholder of Altius, have expressed their intention to tender all of their Altius shares to Arawak, representing 86.6% of the outstanding common shares of Altius on a fully diluted basis, conditional upon the completion of the PNG transaction.

Both transactions are subject to receipt of all necessary approvals including TSX Venture Exchange and shareholder approvals and satisfaction of other conditions customary in transactions of this nature.

The Future

Arawak`s management believes that the proposed acquisitions described above would result in significant added current value and would transform the future potential of Arawak. The Company`s resultant current production would be approximately 5,000 bopd, in three former Soviet Union countries, with a balanced portfolio of production, development opportunity and exploration upside. Furthermore, the Company would be strongly positioned to generate further growth in Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, all in areas where the opportunities to enhance value by delivering successful hydrocarbon production development remain very strong. Prior to the two transactions now contemplated, Arawak`s main focus has been in the Exploration Development and Production Sharing Agreement in Azerbaijan, in which Commonwealth Gobustan Limited ("CGL") has an 80% interest, with the remaining 20% held by SOCAR (State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic) Oil Affiliate. Arawak owns 37.17% of CGL and the balance is held by China National Petroleum Company group of companies.

Subsequent to the transactions, Rosco S.A., will remain the largest single shareholder of Arawak, holding between 45% and 48% of the total number of common shares outstanding. The combination of existing knowledge and contacts, on-the-ground experience and the marketing alliance with Vitol, provides powerful tools for monetizing the oil and gas reserves of the enlarged company. The breadth of opportunity would allow the Company to enter into a new phase of its development.

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

This press release includes "forward looking statements" based upon current expectations, estimates and projections of recoverable reserves, future production, future net income and anticipated sources of financing, that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by the Company. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, changes in market conditions, law or government policy, operating conditions and costs, operating performance, demand for oil, gas and related products, price and exchange rate fluctuations, commercial negotiations or other technical and economic factors.




http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/orgDisplay.cgi?okey=58316

For further information

Alastair McBain, President & Chief Executive Officer, Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone]
Jim Coleman, Chairman of the Board, Phone: [phone], Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail], www.arawakenergy.com



Arawak schon sehr interessant. Finde aber Transmeridian (Kazakhstan) noch interessanter.

[Upturner]

die übersicht sollte bekannt sein

http://www.russia4u.de/FirmenCa/Reserven/reserven.html

[matthiasch]

40 Cent ist nicht so billig

Ich hab eine, da ist der Barrel Reserven mit 2 Cent bewertet - direkt in Russland gekauft

[Peter_Lemming]

matthiasch, was hast Du denn da in Russland gekauft?
2 Cents ist ja spottbillig, fast billiger wie meine Sakhalin!

[Upturner]

bin ja geübt
fix mal das gemacht

http://www.russia4u.de/FirmenCa/DGO/Ara/ara.html

[Upturner]

[smarten]

Kann mir vielleicht jemand hier sagen, über welchen Broker diese in Vancouver notierte Aktie handelbar ist?

Ich bin bei Consors und bei der Diraba.

Beide können jedoch nur Toronto.

Arrrgh!

[Peter_Lemming]

Zu #4
@matthiasch: Hast Du Dir schon angeshen, was der Kurs heute macht? Statt einer Bewertung von 2 Cents je Barrel sinds heute schon, ganz plötzlich, 4 Cents wenn ich richtig rechne.
Da kommt langsam Freude auf. Ich weiss nur nicht ob ich die Nerven habe das Teil zu halten, bis jedes Barrel mit 40 Cents bewertet ist wie bei den kaspischen Ölwerten. Oder gar drüber hinaus?
Na mal sehen.