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Hallo!
Mich wundert es dass es noch keinen Thread für GULFSANDS PETROLEUM gibt. Die Aktie scheint noch völlig unbekannt zu sein.
Gulfsands wurde am letzte Woche vom Emerging Markets Investor
als strong speculative buy eingestuft:
Gulfsands "strong speculative buy"
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum (/ WKN A0D94U) mit "strong speculative buy". Bei Gulfsands Petroleum gehe es um ein Kurspotenzial von 100%, vielleicht sogar um 1.000%. Das Unternehmen weise aktuell einen Marktwert von 190 Mio. US-Dollar aus. Das Unternehmen sei längst über den Status einer Explorationsgesellschaft hinaus und fördere über die 52,6%ige Beteiligung namens Northstar Gulfsands im Golf von Mexiko über 5.000 Barrel pro Tag. Die Analysten des Investmenthauses Seymour Pierce würden für das aktuelle Jahr mit einem Umsatzanstieg von 33 Mio. US-Dollar auf 61 Mio. US-Dollar rechnen. Für das nächste Jahr werde ein Umsatz von 106 Mio. US-Dollar erwartet. Der Vorsteuergewinn solle sich in diesem Jahr von 3,6 Mio. US-Dollar auf 18,8 Mio. verbessern und im kommenden Jahr auf 53 Mio. US-Dollar klettern. Das wirklich Spannende seien die potenziell milliardenschweren Projekte von Gulfsands Petroleum. Das Unternehmen habe eine 50%ige Beteiligung am Block 26 in Syrien. Die Analysten von Seymour Pierce würden den Wert des Gulfsands-Anteils an diesem Projekt auf insgesamt 3 Mrd. US-Dollar beziffern, mithin dem 15-fachen des aktuellen Börsenkurses. Zudem habe die Gesellschaft mit den irakischen Behörden eine Absichtserklärung über die Ausbeutung eines Gasfeldes unterzeichnet, deren Wert von den Analysten mit 2,9 Mrd. Dollar beziffert werde. Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum mit "strong speculative buy".
Mich wundert es dass es noch keinen Thread für GULFSANDS PETROLEUM gibt. Die Aktie scheint noch völlig unbekannt zu sein.
Gulfsands wurde am letzte Woche vom Emerging Markets Investor
als strong speculative buy eingestuft:
Gulfsands "strong speculative buy"
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum (/ WKN A0D94U) mit "strong speculative buy". Bei Gulfsands Petroleum gehe es um ein Kurspotenzial von 100%, vielleicht sogar um 1.000%. Das Unternehmen weise aktuell einen Marktwert von 190 Mio. US-Dollar aus. Das Unternehmen sei längst über den Status einer Explorationsgesellschaft hinaus und fördere über die 52,6%ige Beteiligung namens Northstar Gulfsands im Golf von Mexiko über 5.000 Barrel pro Tag. Die Analysten des Investmenthauses Seymour Pierce würden für das aktuelle Jahr mit einem Umsatzanstieg von 33 Mio. US-Dollar auf 61 Mio. US-Dollar rechnen. Für das nächste Jahr werde ein Umsatz von 106 Mio. US-Dollar erwartet. Der Vorsteuergewinn solle sich in diesem Jahr von 3,6 Mio. US-Dollar auf 18,8 Mio. verbessern und im kommenden Jahr auf 53 Mio. US-Dollar klettern. Das wirklich Spannende seien die potenziell milliardenschweren Projekte von Gulfsands Petroleum. Das Unternehmen habe eine 50%ige Beteiligung am Block 26 in Syrien. Die Analysten von Seymour Pierce würden den Wert des Gulfsands-Anteils an diesem Projekt auf insgesamt 3 Mrd. US-Dollar beziffern, mithin dem 15-fachen des aktuellen Börsenkurses. Zudem habe die Gesellschaft mit den irakischen Behörden eine Absichtserklärung über die Ausbeutung eines Gasfeldes unterzeichnet, deren Wert von den Analysten mit 2,9 Mrd. Dollar beziffert werde. Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum mit "strong speculative buy".
Das wirklich Spannende sind nämlich die potenziell milliardenschweren
Projekte von GULFSANDS PETROLEUM! So
hat das Unternehmen eine 50%ige Beteiligung am Block 26 in
Syrien. Dieses Gebiet umfasst 11’000 qkm, wo ein Grossteil der
existierenden Produktion Syriens gefördert wird. GULFSANDS
wird sechs Bohrungen betreiben, bei denen frühere Messungen
nutzbare Reserven von bis zu einer Milliarde Barrel gezeigt haben.
Und jetzt halten Sie sich bitte fest: Die Analysten von Seymour
Pierce beziffern den Wert des GULFSANDS-Anteils an
diesem Projekt auf insgesamt USD 3 Mrd., mithin dem 15-fachen
des aktuellen Börsenkurses. Und mehr noch: Die Gesellschaft hat mit den irakischen Behörden eine Absichtserklärung
über die Ausbeutung eines Gasfeldes unterzeichnet, deren Wert die Analysten mit USD 2.9 Mrd. beziffern.
Damit besitzt GULFSANDS potenzielle Projekte im Wert von über USD 6 Mrd, was dem 30-fachen des
aktuellen Kurses entspricht
Projekte von GULFSANDS PETROLEUM! So
hat das Unternehmen eine 50%ige Beteiligung am Block 26 in
Syrien. Dieses Gebiet umfasst 11’000 qkm, wo ein Grossteil der
existierenden Produktion Syriens gefördert wird. GULFSANDS
wird sechs Bohrungen betreiben, bei denen frühere Messungen
nutzbare Reserven von bis zu einer Milliarde Barrel gezeigt haben.
Und jetzt halten Sie sich bitte fest: Die Analysten von Seymour
Pierce beziffern den Wert des GULFSANDS-Anteils an
diesem Projekt auf insgesamt USD 3 Mrd., mithin dem 15-fachen
des aktuellen Börsenkurses. Und mehr noch: Die Gesellschaft hat mit den irakischen Behörden eine Absichtserklärung
über die Ausbeutung eines Gasfeldes unterzeichnet, deren Wert die Analysten mit USD 2.9 Mrd. beziffern.
Damit besitzt GULFSANDS potenzielle Projekte im Wert von über USD 6 Mrd, was dem 30-fachen des
aktuellen Kurses entspricht
Am 15.9. kamen Quartalszahlen heraus die mich zuversichtlich stimmen:
15 September 2005
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC
(“Gulfsands” or “the Group”)
Half Year Results for the Six Months Ended 30 June 2005
Strong Revenue and Profit Growth
Cash Flow Increased to over $12 million
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announces its results for the six months ended 30 June 2005.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
· Turnover for period increased to $26.04 million (30 June 2004: $8.95 million).
· Operating profit for period increased to $8.74 million (30 June 2004: $1.45 million).
· Cash flow from operating activities for the period increased to $12.03 million (30 June 2004: $434,000).
· Retained profit for period increased to $1.54 million (30 June 2004: $33,000).
OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
· Proved and probable reserves within Northstar Gulfsands LLC, of which Gulfsands owns 52.6%, increased significantly as of 30 June 2005 to 58.1 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalents (BCFGE) with a net present value discounted at 10% (NPV10) of $248.1 million (30 June 2004: 51.7 BCFGE with a NPV10 of $137.5 million).
· Gulfsands increased its working interest in Block 26 in Syria to 50% and became the operator.
· Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Iraq Ministry of Oil on the Misan Gas Project.
· Gulfsands increased its ownership in Misan Gas Project, Iraq to 100% from 85%.
· Gulfsands successfully listed on AIM in April 2005 and raised approximately £30 million (net of expenses).
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC had a natural gas discovery in the Gulf of Mexico that tested natural gas at a rate of 5.2 million cubic feet of gas per day with net reserves potential of approximately 1 BCFGE.
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC participated in 10 recompletions and workovers on wells which resulted in approximately 3.2 BCFGE reserve additions at a cost of approximately $.50 per million cubic feet of natural gas.
STRATEGIC HIGHLIGHTS
Subsequent to 30 June 2005:
· Gulfsands commenced the acquisition of some 1,170 kilometers of 2D seismic on Block 26, Syria.
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC participated in two new natural gas discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico with net potential reserves of some 2 – 5 BCFGE.
· Darcy Energy LLC, owned 80% by Gulfsands, participated in a natural gas discovery in Fort Bend County Texas with a 37.5% working interest. The well was
production tested at a daily rate of 1.5 million cubic feet of natural gas and 36 barrels of condensate.
· Darcy Energy LLC commenced onshore gas production from the Emily Hawes Field in Calhoun County Texas at a 34.375% working interest.
John Dorrier, CEO of Gulfsands Petroleum, said:
“Gulfsands’ IPO, the acquisition of the additional interests in Syria and Iraq, and the continued strong performance in the Gulf of Mexico are key achievements during the first half of the year. Gulfsands is pleased to report that Northstar Gulfsands’ operations suffered minimal damage from Hurricane Katrina. Current production is over 90% of pre-storm levels and expected to increase further during the next few weeks as the few affected facilities are returned to production.”
Operating Review
USA
During the period, Northstar Gulfsands LLC, a subsidiary company owned 52.6% by Gulfsands, participated in a Gulf of Mexico natural gas discovery. Northstar Gulfsands LLC has participated in two further natural gas discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico since 30 June 2005. Additionally, the LLC participated in 10 recompletions and workovers on wells within existing producing fields in the Gulf of Mexico which resulted in the addition of approximately 3.2 BCFGE net to the LLC at a cost of approximately $.50 per million cubic feet of natural gas.
As a result of a large acquisition completed in 2004, net production to Northstar Gulfsands LLC increased to 5,000-6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day during the period resulting in large increases in both turnover and net profit for the Group. Gulfsands’ financial performance was also helped by strong oil and gas prices during this period.
Subsequent to 30 June 2005, Darcy Energy LLC, owned 80% by the Group, participated with a 37.5% working interest in a natural gas discovery in Fort Bend County Texas whereby the well was production tested at a daily rate of 1.5 million cubic feet of natural gas and 36 barrels of condensate. Also, subsequent to 30 June 2005, Darcy commenced production from the Emily Hawes Field located in Calhoun County Texas whereby it has a 34.375% working interest.
Syria
The Group capitalised on an opportunity to increase its interest in Block 26, located in northeast Syria, by purchasing Devon Syria Ltd., holder of 80% interest in Block 26, following a corporate decision by Devon Energy Corporation to exit Syria. Concurrent with the acquisition of the Devon interest, the Group farmed-out a 50% interest in the Block to SoyuzNefteGas, a private Russian oil and gas company. Gulfsands is now operator of Block 26 and holds a 50% working interest and has commenced the acquisition of 1,170 kilometers of 2D seismic. The Group expects to drill the first exploration well in the Block in early 2006. Gulfsands has identified some 27 leads and prospects with aggregated potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil reserves.
Iraq
In Iraq, the Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Iraq Oil Ministry on 5 January 2005 for the Misan Gas Project. Also, during the period the Group submitted a definitive contract for the Misan Gas Project to the Iraq Oil Ministry and commenced with negotiations. The Misan Gas Project is a midstream project that gathers gas that is currently being flared at the oil fields in Southern Iraq, brings the gas to a central processing plant to clean it of impurities and remove the light hydrocarbon liquid fraction (Natural Gas Liquids), and then transmits the natural gas for further distribution and use in Iraq. The extracted hydrocarbon liquids are then transmitted to a southern port for storage, offloading and export. In May 2005, Gulfsands increased its interest in the Misan Gas Project to 100% from 85%.
AIM Listing
The Group formally completed an IPO on the London Stock Exchange (AIM market) and raised approximately £30 million (net of expenses). Dealings commenced on 8 April 2005. These new funds will enable the Group to re-structure the financing in Northstar Gulfsands LLC, conduct active exploration programs in the Gulf of Mexico and Syria, and continue its business development activity in Iraq and in particular the Misan Gas Project.
Outlook
In summary, the Company showed strong growth during the first half of 2005. It accomplished its objectives of listing the Company’s shares for trading on the AIM in London, and raising adequate capital to consolidate its USA business in the Gulf of Mexico, expand ownership and assume operatorship of Block 26 in Syria, and continue its development of the Misan Gas Project in Iraq. During the second half of 2005, the Company anticipates completing the re-financing of its Gulf of Mexico operations, completing its seismic programme in Block 26 Syria, and negotiating the terms and conditions of a definitive contract for the Misan Gas Project in Iraq.
15 September 2005
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC
(“Gulfsands” or “the Group”)
Half Year Results for the Six Months Ended 30 June 2005
Strong Revenue and Profit Growth
Cash Flow Increased to over $12 million
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announces its results for the six months ended 30 June 2005.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
· Turnover for period increased to $26.04 million (30 June 2004: $8.95 million).
· Operating profit for period increased to $8.74 million (30 June 2004: $1.45 million).
· Cash flow from operating activities for the period increased to $12.03 million (30 June 2004: $434,000).
· Retained profit for period increased to $1.54 million (30 June 2004: $33,000).
OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
· Proved and probable reserves within Northstar Gulfsands LLC, of which Gulfsands owns 52.6%, increased significantly as of 30 June 2005 to 58.1 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalents (BCFGE) with a net present value discounted at 10% (NPV10) of $248.1 million (30 June 2004: 51.7 BCFGE with a NPV10 of $137.5 million).
· Gulfsands increased its working interest in Block 26 in Syria to 50% and became the operator.
· Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Iraq Ministry of Oil on the Misan Gas Project.
· Gulfsands increased its ownership in Misan Gas Project, Iraq to 100% from 85%.
· Gulfsands successfully listed on AIM in April 2005 and raised approximately £30 million (net of expenses).
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC had a natural gas discovery in the Gulf of Mexico that tested natural gas at a rate of 5.2 million cubic feet of gas per day with net reserves potential of approximately 1 BCFGE.
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC participated in 10 recompletions and workovers on wells which resulted in approximately 3.2 BCFGE reserve additions at a cost of approximately $.50 per million cubic feet of natural gas.
STRATEGIC HIGHLIGHTS
Subsequent to 30 June 2005:
· Gulfsands commenced the acquisition of some 1,170 kilometers of 2D seismic on Block 26, Syria.
· Northstar Gulfsands LLC participated in two new natural gas discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico with net potential reserves of some 2 – 5 BCFGE.
· Darcy Energy LLC, owned 80% by Gulfsands, participated in a natural gas discovery in Fort Bend County Texas with a 37.5% working interest. The well was
production tested at a daily rate of 1.5 million cubic feet of natural gas and 36 barrels of condensate.
· Darcy Energy LLC commenced onshore gas production from the Emily Hawes Field in Calhoun County Texas at a 34.375% working interest.
John Dorrier, CEO of Gulfsands Petroleum, said:
“Gulfsands’ IPO, the acquisition of the additional interests in Syria and Iraq, and the continued strong performance in the Gulf of Mexico are key achievements during the first half of the year. Gulfsands is pleased to report that Northstar Gulfsands’ operations suffered minimal damage from Hurricane Katrina. Current production is over 90% of pre-storm levels and expected to increase further during the next few weeks as the few affected facilities are returned to production.”
Operating Review
USA
During the period, Northstar Gulfsands LLC, a subsidiary company owned 52.6% by Gulfsands, participated in a Gulf of Mexico natural gas discovery. Northstar Gulfsands LLC has participated in two further natural gas discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico since 30 June 2005. Additionally, the LLC participated in 10 recompletions and workovers on wells within existing producing fields in the Gulf of Mexico which resulted in the addition of approximately 3.2 BCFGE net to the LLC at a cost of approximately $.50 per million cubic feet of natural gas.
As a result of a large acquisition completed in 2004, net production to Northstar Gulfsands LLC increased to 5,000-6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day during the period resulting in large increases in both turnover and net profit for the Group. Gulfsands’ financial performance was also helped by strong oil and gas prices during this period.
Subsequent to 30 June 2005, Darcy Energy LLC, owned 80% by the Group, participated with a 37.5% working interest in a natural gas discovery in Fort Bend County Texas whereby the well was production tested at a daily rate of 1.5 million cubic feet of natural gas and 36 barrels of condensate. Also, subsequent to 30 June 2005, Darcy commenced production from the Emily Hawes Field located in Calhoun County Texas whereby it has a 34.375% working interest.
Syria
The Group capitalised on an opportunity to increase its interest in Block 26, located in northeast Syria, by purchasing Devon Syria Ltd., holder of 80% interest in Block 26, following a corporate decision by Devon Energy Corporation to exit Syria. Concurrent with the acquisition of the Devon interest, the Group farmed-out a 50% interest in the Block to SoyuzNefteGas, a private Russian oil and gas company. Gulfsands is now operator of Block 26 and holds a 50% working interest and has commenced the acquisition of 1,170 kilometers of 2D seismic. The Group expects to drill the first exploration well in the Block in early 2006. Gulfsands has identified some 27 leads and prospects with aggregated potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil reserves.
Iraq
In Iraq, the Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Iraq Oil Ministry on 5 January 2005 for the Misan Gas Project. Also, during the period the Group submitted a definitive contract for the Misan Gas Project to the Iraq Oil Ministry and commenced with negotiations. The Misan Gas Project is a midstream project that gathers gas that is currently being flared at the oil fields in Southern Iraq, brings the gas to a central processing plant to clean it of impurities and remove the light hydrocarbon liquid fraction (Natural Gas Liquids), and then transmits the natural gas for further distribution and use in Iraq. The extracted hydrocarbon liquids are then transmitted to a southern port for storage, offloading and export. In May 2005, Gulfsands increased its interest in the Misan Gas Project to 100% from 85%.
AIM Listing
The Group formally completed an IPO on the London Stock Exchange (AIM market) and raised approximately £30 million (net of expenses). Dealings commenced on 8 April 2005. These new funds will enable the Group to re-structure the financing in Northstar Gulfsands LLC, conduct active exploration programs in the Gulf of Mexico and Syria, and continue its business development activity in Iraq and in particular the Misan Gas Project.
Outlook
In summary, the Company showed strong growth during the first half of 2005. It accomplished its objectives of listing the Company’s shares for trading on the AIM in London, and raising adequate capital to consolidate its USA business in the Gulf of Mexico, expand ownership and assume operatorship of Block 26 in Syria, and continue its development of the Misan Gas Project in Iraq. During the second half of 2005, the Company anticipates completing the re-financing of its Gulf of Mexico operations, completing its seismic programme in Block 26 Syria, and negotiating the terms and conditions of a definitive contract for the Misan Gas Project in Iraq.
Hier noch die Homepageadresse:
www.gulfsands.net
Ist noch jemand an der Aktie dran? Halte dieses Papier für hochinteressant, nicht zuletzt wegen Irak Phantasie
Gruss
Lachmann
www.gulfsands.net
Ist noch jemand an der Aktie dran? Halte dieses Papier für hochinteressant, nicht zuletzt wegen Irak Phantasie
Gruss
Lachmann
Trading Spotlight
Die Aktie ist übrigens auch in Deutschland gelistet, aber wenig Umsätze:
Mit dem Öl- und Gasförderer Gulfsands Petroleum (WKN A0D94U) wurde erneut ein Explorationsunternehmen im Freiverkehr der Börse Stuttgart gelistet
Gruss
Lachmann
Mit dem Öl- und Gasförderer Gulfsands Petroleum (WKN A0D94U) wurde erneut ein Explorationsunternehmen im Freiverkehr der Börse Stuttgart gelistet
Gruss
Lachmann
Riesige Umsätze in London!!
kummuliertes Volumen
11:52:46 114,63 2.500 546.060
10:35:39 112,37 200 543.560
10:35:39 112,37 200 543.360
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 543.160
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 538.160
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 533.160
09:58:58 108,50 272.000 528.160
09:58:54 109,25 250.000 256.160
2 Energie-Fonds sind schon drin!
KZ: 3,50 EUR
Was denkt Ihr?
kummuliertes Volumen
11:52:46 114,63 2.500 546.060
10:35:39 112,37 200 543.560
10:35:39 112,37 200 543.360
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 543.160
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 538.160
10:02:16 114,38 5.000 533.160
09:58:58 108,50 272.000 528.160
09:58:54 109,25 250.000 256.160
2 Energie-Fonds sind schon drin!
KZ: 3,50 EUR
Was denkt Ihr?
Ja, ich halt die Aktie auch für sehr aussichtsreich. KZ kann man schwer einschätzen, aber die Bestände in Syrien und die Aussicht auf das Irakgeschäft machen Hoffnung. Zudem hat man viel Cash und steigert Gewinn und Umsatz von Quartal zu Quartal. Ich habe mir auf alle Fälle schon eine Position aufgebaut. Auf lange Sicht kann man da nicht viel falsch machen. Hoffentlich hat Rita nicht viel angerichtet im Golf von Mexiko
Lachmann
Lachmann
Hi,
habe mir mal 1000 St. ins Depot gelegt.
Gruß
Opti...
habe mir mal 1000 St. ins Depot gelegt.
Gruß
Opti...
Moiiin! Was ist denn hier los? nüscht? Wieso eigentlich, Gulfsands ist eine Perle, hab mir mal n paar gegönnt und werde öfter mal nachlegen. Im Gegensatz zu solche Kisten wie Petrel oder Energulf haben die nämlich schon Öl gefunden und Pumpen das Zeuch schon aus der Erde! 
So sieht`s aus! Wenn in Gulfsands die Phantasie von Energulf drin wäre, würde die Aktie wahrscheinlich schon bei 10 EUR stehen.
Hat aber auch seinen Vorteil! Die Pusher bleiben draußen und die Aktie auf einem natürlichen Niveau.
Übrigens soll es keine Schäden an den Anlagen im Golf von Mexico gegeben haben.
Hat aber auch seinen Vorteil! Die Pusher bleiben draußen und die Aktie auf einem natürlichen Niveau.
Übrigens soll es keine Schäden an den Anlagen im Golf von Mexico gegeben haben.
Moin Herr Doktor, Du hast warscheinlich recht, aber wenn solche Puscherheinis wie Bullvestor erstmal zum Einstieg blasen, brennt hier der Baum. Dagegen hab ich eigentlich auch nichts. Woher weisst Du, dass es an den Anlagen von Gulfsands keine größeren Schäden gegeben hat? Steht was auf der HP?
Woher weisst Du, dass es an den Anlagen von Gulfsands keine größeren Schäden gegeben hat? Steht was auf der HP?
Moin Herr Professor, auf der HP steht nix, hab aber mal angerufen und ein netter hat gesagt, daß die Schäden geringer als erwartet waren, bzw. ganz ausgeblieben sind. Ich hoffe ich habe mit meinen bescheidenen Englischkenntnissen nix falsch verstanden. Hast Du andere Infos?
Nein, hab ich nicht, verlasse mich mal auf Dein Englisch
Wie kommst Du eigentlich auf ein Kursziel von 3,50?
Wie kommst Du eigentlich auf ein Kursziel von 3,50?
Bist Du hier der Fragensteller oder was?
Schau Die halt mal die Zahlen an und rechne die neuen Projekte mit rein. Da wirst Du auf ein KZ kommen, welches viel höher liegt. Die 3,50 EUR sind konservativ kalkuliert.
Schau Die halt mal die Zahlen an und rechne die neuen Projekte mit rein. Da wirst Du auf ein KZ kommen, welches viel höher liegt. Die 3,50 EUR sind konservativ kalkuliert.
Is ja gut, war ja nur ne Frage. Bist mehr son konservativer was? Ich bin eher spekulativ angehaucht und wenn ich mir die Zahlen ansehe, dazu die neuen Projekte, würde ich sagen, dass wenn die Aktie entdeckt wird, hier deutlich mehr als 3,50 drin sind. Natürlich ganz konservativ gesehen 
Gulfsands wird nun auch in Berlin gehandelt!
Eine unendeckte Perle, bei der man zuschlagen sollte, bevor sie von allen entdeckt wird. Ich sag nur Energulf, die aber noch lange keine Gewinne abwerfen.
Zugreifen solange der Preis noch nicht heiß ist....
Grüße
Ich sag nur Energulf, die aber noch lange keine Gewinne abwerfen.Zugreifen solange der Preis noch nicht heiß ist....
Grüße
Zur Info für alle. Die Umsätze in London haben angezogen im Vergleich zum Jahresdurchschnitt.
Vorallem große Volumina ( 3x 100.000 Stück )sind für mich ein Zeichen das nicht nur Private sich mit Gulfsands eindecken. Da scheinen einige Leute mehr zu wissen.
Mein persönliches Kursziel steht weiter bei 4,00€
Stand: 29. 09. 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM LTD. REGISTERED SHS LS -,05714286
WKN: A0D94U ISIN: GB00B06VGC01 Branche: Land:
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs letztes Volumen kumuliert
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:23:48 113,00 100.000 562.876
17:23:48 113,00 100.000 462.876
17:16:52 113,00 30.000 362.876
17:16:35 112,774 30.000 332.876
17:14:20 115,00 15.000 302.876
17:14:13 114,00 15.000 287.876
16:27:08 113,50 500 272.876
15:12:28 112,50 25.000 272.376
13:51:18 115,046 1.500 247.376
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 245.876
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 244.376
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 242.876
13:04:26 113,50 1.850 241.376
12:00:31 114,00 100.000 239.526
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 139.526
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 135.184
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 130.842
10:57:08 113,00 15.000 126.500
10:15:19 115,00 50.000 111.500
10:15:19 115,00 50.000 61.500
10:07:18 114,75 1.500 11.500
09:16:11 115,00 10.000 10.000
Gruß an alle Gulfsander
Vorallem große Volumina ( 3x 100.000 Stück )sind für mich ein Zeichen das nicht nur Private sich mit Gulfsands eindecken. Da scheinen einige Leute mehr zu wissen.
Mein persönliches Kursziel steht weiter bei 4,00€
Stand: 29. 09. 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM LTD. REGISTERED SHS LS -,05714286
WKN: A0D94U ISIN: GB00B06VGC01 Branche: Land:
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs letztes Volumen kumuliert
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:32:21 112,50 0 562.876
17:23:48 113,00 100.000 562.876
17:23:48 113,00 100.000 462.876
17:16:52 113,00 30.000 362.876
17:16:35 112,774 30.000 332.876
17:14:20 115,00 15.000 302.876
17:14:13 114,00 15.000 287.876
16:27:08 113,50 500 272.876
15:12:28 112,50 25.000 272.376
13:51:18 115,046 1.500 247.376
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 245.876
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 244.376
13:40:25 114,00 1.500 242.876
13:04:26 113,50 1.850 241.376
12:00:31 114,00 100.000 239.526
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 139.526
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 135.184
11:00:56 108,00 4.342 130.842
10:57:08 113,00 15.000 126.500
10:15:19 115,00 50.000 111.500
10:15:19 115,00 50.000 61.500
10:07:18 114,75 1.500 11.500
09:16:11 115,00 10.000 10.000
Gruß an alle Gulfsander
Wie kann man sich eigentlich eine Aktie kaufen die andere Empfehlen damit sie abladen können?
Ist Euch nicht klar, daß die meisten Facilities und Pipelines im GOM nicht funktionieren. Also nix mit Förderung bei den meisten. Und ich denke hier auch nicht. Kommen dann noch Hedges dazu BEZAHLT MAN PRAKTISCH FÜR DXAS RECHT SPÄTER MAL EIN ÖLFÖRDERER ZU SEIN. *Kopfschüttel*. Leute der Öl- un Gashype erinnert mich langsam an 2000. Erkundigt Euch mal über übliche Bewertungen etc. bevor ihr eine Aktie kauft, oder wollt ihr wie in 2000 mit Internetaktien enden?
CPE ist üblich ein schöner GOM-Short
Ist Euch nicht klar, daß die meisten Facilities und Pipelines im GOM nicht funktionieren. Also nix mit Förderung bei den meisten. Und ich denke hier auch nicht. Kommen dann noch Hedges dazu BEZAHLT MAN PRAKTISCH FÜR DXAS RECHT SPÄTER MAL EIN ÖLFÖRDERER ZU SEIN. *Kopfschüttel*. Leute der Öl- un Gashype erinnert mich langsam an 2000. Erkundigt Euch mal über übliche Bewertungen etc. bevor ihr eine Aktie kauft, oder wollt ihr wie in 2000 mit Internetaktien enden?
CPE ist üblich ein schöner GOM-Short
Hallo Statistix,
zunächst mal danke für Deinen konstruktiven Beitrag. Ich gebe Dir teilweise auch recht. Der Öl- und Gasboom erinnert wirklich an den Internethype von 2000, dennoch glaube ich nicht das es schon vorbei ist. Der Zug nimmt gerade erst richtig Fahrt auf. Und von einem rasenden Zug sollte man nicht abspringen, sofern man schon mitfährt!
Woher weißt Du das hier abgeladen wird? Für mich sieht das in London eher so aus, als ob die Einsammeln!
Entschuldige bitte, aber ich hab noch zwei blöde Fragen.
Was meist Du mit GOM und CPE?
Gruß Doca
zunächst mal danke für Deinen konstruktiven Beitrag. Ich gebe Dir teilweise auch recht. Der Öl- und Gasboom erinnert wirklich an den Internethype von 2000, dennoch glaube ich nicht das es schon vorbei ist. Der Zug nimmt gerade erst richtig Fahrt auf. Und von einem rasenden Zug sollte man nicht abspringen, sofern man schon mitfährt!
Woher weißt Du das hier abgeladen wird? Für mich sieht das in London eher so aus, als ob die Einsammeln!
Entschuldige bitte, aber ich hab noch zwei blöde Fragen.
Was meist Du mit GOM und CPE?
Gruß Doca
Addendum damit es kein Mißverständnis gibt. Die eigenen Anlagen können völlig in Ordnung sein. Nur fließt das Gas oder Öl immer durch Drittanbieterpipelines und Facilities und die sind größtenteils alle ausgeschaltet. Ist genau dasselbe bei CPE. Hab mir mal die Karte angesehen und gehe davon ziemlich sicher aus, daß das hier auch so ist. Solche Ausfälle sind im Gegensatz zu Schäden an den Anlagen nicht versichert.
Übrigens ich sage weder, daß die anderen Projekte uninteressant sind, noch dass der Kurs nicht steigen kann. Kann er bis zum nächsten Q Bericht wo klar wird, daß:
Man nun auf dem Spotmarkt teure Produkte kaufen muss um die Lieferverpflichtungen aus den Hedges zu bedienen.
Übrigens bezeichnend, daß der Annual Report nicht gerade transparent ist was Hedges angeht.
Wenn man Beispielsweise zu $40 gehedged hat darf man nun $27 pro BBL für das "Recht" irgendwann mal wieder zu produzieren bezahlen.
Übrigens ich sage weder, daß die anderen Projekte uninteressant sind, noch dass der Kurs nicht steigen kann. Kann er bis zum nächsten Q Bericht wo klar wird, daß:
Man nun auf dem Spotmarkt teure Produkte kaufen muss um die Lieferverpflichtungen aus den Hedges zu bedienen.
Übrigens bezeichnend, daß der Annual Report nicht gerade transparent ist was Hedges angeht.
Wenn man Beispielsweise zu $40 gehedged hat darf man nun $27 pro BBL für das "Recht" irgendwann mal wieder zu produzieren bezahlen.
Ah Sorry da haben wir wohl gleichzeitig geschrieben.
Mit Abladen meine ich das Muster: Empfehlen und Verkaufen. GOM ist Golf of Mexico. CPE ist Callon Petroleum, die genau dasselbe Problem haben werden. Dort noch verschärft weil hochverschuldet. Daher bin ich da auch short. Im übrigen ist die Bewertung per Flowing BOE auch nicht sehr attraktiv für den GOM, wenn ich das richtig gerechnet habe. Das ist eine übliche Maßzahl. Man teil Enterprise Value/ boe/d. Gruß Stat
Mit Abladen meine ich das Muster: Empfehlen und Verkaufen. GOM ist Golf of Mexico. CPE ist Callon Petroleum, die genau dasselbe Problem haben werden. Dort noch verschärft weil hochverschuldet. Daher bin ich da auch short
. Im übrigen ist die Bewertung per Flowing BOE auch nicht sehr attraktiv für den GOM, wenn ich das richtig gerechnet habe. Das ist eine übliche Maßzahl. Man teil Enterprise Value/ boe/d. Gruß Stat
Und wieder muß ich Dir recht geben. Die Zulieferpipelines sind tatsächlich teilweise ausgeschaltet. Gulfsands ist für mich jedoch nicht hauptsächlich wegen der Förderung im GOM interessant. Dort kommts nur drauf an, daß die unversicherten Schäden nicht zu groß sind und der Cash nicht ausgeht. Interessant sind die Ölprojekte in Syrien und Gas im Irak. Natürlich gibts auch andere Firmen mit ähnlichen Projekten und alle sind natürlich hochspekulativ und eventuell auch zum Totalverlust verdammt. Das ist mir schon klar. Doch Gulfsands steht nicht so schlecht da, und hätte die finanziellen Möglichkeiten solche Projekte durchzuziehen.
Gruß Doca
Gruß Doca
Aktuelle Kursdaten 29.09., 09:12:38 London
Kurs Volumen
Akt. 115,00 GBp 100.000
Diff. in % +2,22% -
Diff. abs. +2,50 -
Geld 110,00 0
Brief 115,00 0
Spread in % 4,35% -
Spread abs. 5,00 -
Eröffnung 113,50 GBp 3.000
Vortag 112,50 GBp (Schluss) 449.692 (Tag gesamt)
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs Volumen letztes kumuliert
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 303.000
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 203.000
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 103.000
Kurs Volumen
Akt. 115,00 GBp 100.000
Diff. in % +2,22% -
Diff. abs. +2,50 -
Geld 110,00 0
Brief 115,00 0
Spread in % 4,35% -
Spread abs. 5,00 -
Eröffnung 113,50 GBp 3.000
Vortag 112,50 GBp (Schluss) 449.692 (Tag gesamt)
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs Volumen letztes kumuliert
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 303.000
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 203.000
09:12:38 115,00 100.000 103.000
Da muss ich meinem Freund dem Doc recht geben, die Projekte sind erstklassig, solche Firmen wie Petrel verfügen auch über gute Projekte, haben aber kaum die nötigen Mittel ohne Kapitalerhöhungen, die das Ergebnis verwässern, durchzuhalten. Gulfsands schon...
Ich finde, daß sich die hohen Umsätze in London nicht zu verstecken brauchen. Und das bei anständigen Kursen, die sich sehr stabil zeigen. Die Frage ist nur, wann der Stein nach oben ins Rollen kommt
Stand: 05. 10. 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM LTD. REGISTERED SHS LS -,05714286
WKN: A0D94U ISIN: GB00B06VGC01 Branche: Land:
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs letztes Volumen kumuliert
17:32:17 110,50 0 544.702
17:32:17 110,50 0 544.702
17:27:06 110,00 75.000 544.702
17:26:50 112,38 1.000 469.702
16:04:53 111,00 50.000 468.702
15:42:19 111,00 50.000 418.702
15:32:24 110,54 275.000 368.702
14:12:58 112,00 6.300 93.702
13:14:35 110,00 4.000 87.402
10:10:45 110,00 12.500 83.402
10:10:45 110,00 12.500 70.902
09:51:25 113,00 4.250 58.402
09:39:37 112,12 4.152 54.152
09:30:33 113,00 50.000 50.000
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, die sich sehr stabil zeigen. Die Frage ist nur, wann der Stein nach oben ins Rollen kommt
Stand: 05. 10. 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM LTD. REGISTERED SHS LS -,05714286
WKN: A0D94U ISIN: GB00B06VGC01 Branche: Land:
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs letztes Volumen kumuliert
17:32:17 110,50 0 544.702
17:32:17 110,50 0 544.702
17:27:06 110,00 75.000 544.702
17:26:50 112,38 1.000 469.702
16:04:53 111,00 50.000 468.702
15:42:19 111,00 50.000 418.702
15:32:24 110,54 275.000 368.702
14:12:58 112,00 6.300 93.702
13:14:35 110,00 4.000 87.402
10:10:45 110,00 12.500 83.402
10:10:45 110,00 12.500 70.902
09:51:25 113,00 4.250 58.402
09:39:37 112,12 4.152 54.152
09:30:33 113,00 50.000 50.000
URL: http://aktien.onvista.de/times_sales.html?ID_NOTATION=115934…
Heute schon zu Anfang riesige Umsätze in London. Leider zieht der Kurs noch nicht an!
Wahrscheinlich kommen nächste Woche News!
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs Volumen letztes kumuliert
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 825.000
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 550.000
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 275.000
http://aktien.onvista.de/kurse.html?ID_OSI=12128742&ID_NOTAT…
Wahrscheinlich kommen nächste Woche News!
Times & Sales
Uhrzeit Kurs Volumen letztes kumuliert
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 825.000
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 550.000
09:14:05 110,00 275.000 275.000
http://aktien.onvista.de/kurse.html?ID_OSI=12128742&ID_NOTAT…
Aktie gibt ja etwas ab in den letzten Tagen ...
Hier ein guter Bericht aus THE TIMES vom 16.6.05
Gulfsands Petroleum
IRAQ’S civilian population is not alone in hoping for a hasty end to hostilities in its country. Many Western companies are also hoping for a ceasefire so that they can set about developing Iraq’s oil and gas riches. The potential for earning handsome rewards in this climate of high oil and gas prices is obvious. BP and Shell are among those to have taken first, albeit hesitant, steps. One of the smaller players with a toehold in Iraq is Gulfsands Petroleum, a Texas-based company with AIM listing. The company raised about £25 million at 130p a share earlier this year.
Gulfsands owns the Misan gas project, which wants to refine unwanted gas from Iraq’s southern oilfields that is currently being burnt off unused, and sell it into the country’s gas market. Gulfsands is negotiating with Iraq’s Government over the terms of a deal to begin the project.
There is no doubting Misan’s potential. It is similar to that of most Iraqi oil and gas proposals. But Gulfsands is not relying solely on the project’s success. Concurrently, Gulfsands is advancing other projects such as an exploration block in Syria which could contain more than a billion barrels of oil. The company also has a small operation in the Gulf of Mexico which produces about 3,000 barrels net of oil and gas equivalent a day as well as cash flow.
Gulfsands said yesterday that it returned to profitability last year with a £892,877 after-tax surplus. Celebrations, however, were muted — the shares closed at 115p. Buy, but only if you are the bravest of brave-hearted investors.
Also, ich gehöre mal zu den mutigen
Hier ein guter Bericht aus THE TIMES vom 16.6.05
Gulfsands Petroleum
IRAQ’S civilian population is not alone in hoping for a hasty end to hostilities in its country. Many Western companies are also hoping for a ceasefire so that they can set about developing Iraq’s oil and gas riches. The potential for earning handsome rewards in this climate of high oil and gas prices is obvious. BP and Shell are among those to have taken first, albeit hesitant, steps. One of the smaller players with a toehold in Iraq is Gulfsands Petroleum, a Texas-based company with AIM listing. The company raised about £25 million at 130p a share earlier this year.
Gulfsands owns the Misan gas project, which wants to refine unwanted gas from Iraq’s southern oilfields that is currently being burnt off unused, and sell it into the country’s gas market. Gulfsands is negotiating with Iraq’s Government over the terms of a deal to begin the project.
There is no doubting Misan’s potential. It is similar to that of most Iraqi oil and gas proposals. But Gulfsands is not relying solely on the project’s success. Concurrently, Gulfsands is advancing other projects such as an exploration block in Syria which could contain more than a billion barrels of oil. The company also has a small operation in the Gulf of Mexico which produces about 3,000 barrels net of oil and gas equivalent a day as well as cash flow.
Gulfsands said yesterday that it returned to profitability last year with a £892,877 after-tax surplus. Celebrations, however, were muted — the shares closed at 115p. Buy, but only if you are the bravest of brave-hearted investors.
Also, ich gehöre mal zu den mutigen
Hallo!
Heute mehr als7% im Plus. Da gehen in London einige Stücke über den Tisch, nachdem es wochenlang ruhig war. Weiss dam jemand mehr?
Value Price Volume Time
£280,000 112.00p 250,000 12:57
£261,450 111.26p 235,000 16:22
£111,000 111.00p 100,000 15:55
£111,000 111.00p 100,000 16:04
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:06
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:08
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:23
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:39
Gruss
Lachmann
Heute mehr als7% im Plus. Da gehen in London einige Stücke über den Tisch, nachdem es wochenlang ruhig war. Weiss dam jemand mehr?
Value Price Volume Time
£280,000 112.00p 250,000 12:57
£261,450 111.26p 235,000 16:22
£111,000 111.00p 100,000 15:55
£111,000 111.00p 100,000 16:04
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:06
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:08
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:23
£110,000 110.00p 100,000 16:39
Gruss
Lachmann
Wenn das keine guten Neugikeiten sind wenn sich die Schweizer für Gulfsands interessieren...
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC
04 November 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM PLC
("Company")
Holding in Company
The Company was informed on 4 November 2005 that UBS AG ceased to have a
notifiable interest in ordinary shares of the Company on 2 November 2005.
END
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC
04 November 2005
GULFSANDS PETROLEUM PLC
("Company")
Holding in Company
The Company was informed on 4 November 2005 that UBS AG ceased to have a
notifiable interest in ordinary shares of the Company on 2 November 2005.
END
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
Hallo!
Hier der Prospekt zum börsengang:
http://www.seymourpierce.com/pdf/prospectuses/recent/Gulfsan…
Gruss
Lachmann
Hier der Prospekt zum börsengang:
http://www.seymourpierce.com/pdf/prospectuses/recent/Gulfsan…
Gruss
Lachmann
Der Reiz dieser Aktie erschließt sich mir nicht auf den ersten Blick, verglichen mit guten Ölaktien.:O:O:O
Hi,
nicht zu vergessen..........!!!
Gulfsands Petroleum für Spekulative
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum (ISIN GB00B06VGC01/ WKN A0D94U) mit "strong speculative buy" ein.
Von den Wertpapierexperten sei der Titel erstmals im September vergangenen Jahres empfohlen worden. Damals habe das Papier bei 125 Britischen Pence (GBp) notiert. Zu diesem Preis könne man den Titel heute auch noch erhalten, was aber nicht bedeute, dass der Kurs seither seitwärts gelaufen sei. Zunächst habe es nämlich einen Kursrückgang bis auf 85 GBp Anfang Dezember gegeben. Danach habe der Kurs wieder um 50 Prozent zugelegt, wobei es allein zuletzt Kursexplosionen von 20 Prozent gegeben habe, nachdem das Unternehmen die Aufnahme weiterer Bohrungen in Syrien gemeldet habe.
Das Unternehmen habe Beteiligungen an Explorationsfeldern in Syrien, deren potenzieller Wert auf rund 3 Mrd. USD geschätzt werde. Dem stehe derzeit ein Börsenwert von 200 Mio. USD gegenüber. Für die Wertpapierspezialisten sei Gulfsands Petroleum eine echte Zeitbombe, bei der nur die Frage sei, wann sie explodiere. Die Chancen würden gut stehen, dass der Zeitpunkt im Jahr 2006 sein werde, da für Mai und August entscheidende Bohrergebnisse auf dem Programm stehen würden.
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Gulfsands Petroleum-Aktie mit "strong speculativ buy".
Gruß Opti....
nicht zu vergessen..........!!!
Gulfsands Petroleum für Spekulative
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Gulfsands Petroleum (ISIN GB00B06VGC01/ WKN A0D94U) mit "strong speculative buy" ein.
Von den Wertpapierexperten sei der Titel erstmals im September vergangenen Jahres empfohlen worden. Damals habe das Papier bei 125 Britischen Pence (GBp) notiert. Zu diesem Preis könne man den Titel heute auch noch erhalten, was aber nicht bedeute, dass der Kurs seither seitwärts gelaufen sei. Zunächst habe es nämlich einen Kursrückgang bis auf 85 GBp Anfang Dezember gegeben. Danach habe der Kurs wieder um 50 Prozent zugelegt, wobei es allein zuletzt Kursexplosionen von 20 Prozent gegeben habe, nachdem das Unternehmen die Aufnahme weiterer Bohrungen in Syrien gemeldet habe.
Das Unternehmen habe Beteiligungen an Explorationsfeldern in Syrien, deren potenzieller Wert auf rund 3 Mrd. USD geschätzt werde. Dem stehe derzeit ein Börsenwert von 200 Mio. USD gegenüber. Für die Wertpapierspezialisten sei Gulfsands Petroleum eine echte Zeitbombe, bei der nur die Frage sei, wann sie explodiere. Die Chancen würden gut stehen, dass der Zeitpunkt im Jahr 2006 sein werde, da für Mai und August entscheidende Bohrergebnisse auf dem Programm stehen würden.
Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" bewerten die Gulfsands Petroleum-Aktie mit "strong speculativ buy".
Gruß Opti....
Hallo zusammen,
ich fange an mich für diesen Wert zu Interessieren.
vorweg, 3Sat Börsenspiel ganz neu gestarted, hat Emmergency Investor den Wert ins TV Musterdepo genommen.
Mit Kursziel 6 €
Naja.
Für mich als noch nicht Investierten, stellt sich als erstes die Frage ist das ein üblicher Puschwert? nach dem Motto empfhelen und Abladen? für´s Fernsehdepoo gelten immerhin auch fristen wobei der Immage verlust nicht unerheblich sein dürfte.
Oder ist es wirklich eine unenddeckte Perle???
Dann gilt es zu Arbeiten und Infos zu sammeln.
Was steckt wo in der Erde? Wie ist das mit Fördermöglichkeit? Politische Unruhen?
Was hat die Firma an Cash? etc. etc.
Hat jemand eine Linksammlung wo Infos zu bekommen sind?
Wenn ja bitte hier reinstellen. Mit ein wenig mühe sollte es doch gelingen ein Paar fundierte Daten zu Recherschieren. Nicht den üblichen empfhelungskram.
Bis in kürze
Judas
ich fange an mich für diesen Wert zu Interessieren.
vorweg, 3Sat Börsenspiel ganz neu gestarted, hat Emmergency Investor den Wert ins TV Musterdepo genommen.
Mit Kursziel 6 €
Naja.
Für mich als noch nicht Investierten, stellt sich als erstes die Frage ist das ein üblicher Puschwert? nach dem Motto empfhelen und Abladen? für´s Fernsehdepoo gelten immerhin auch fristen wobei der Immage verlust nicht unerheblich sein dürfte.
Oder ist es wirklich eine unenddeckte Perle???
Dann gilt es zu Arbeiten und Infos zu sammeln.
Was steckt wo in der Erde? Wie ist das mit Fördermöglichkeit? Politische Unruhen?
Was hat die Firma an Cash? etc. etc.
Hat jemand eine Linksammlung wo Infos zu bekommen sind?
Wenn ja bitte hier reinstellen. Mit ein wenig mühe sollte es doch gelingen ein Paar fundierte Daten zu Recherschieren. Nicht den üblichen empfhelungskram.
Bis in kürze
Judas
Hallo Judas,
Les dir doch einfach den Thread durch, da findest doch eh alles ...
Lachmann
Les dir doch einfach den Thread durch, da findest doch eh alles ...
Lachmann
Vergesst diesen Wert nicht!
Habe schon viel darüber gelesen.
Verdoppelt derzeit Umsatz und Gewinne Jahr für Jahr.
Die Gesellschaft wird aktuell nur mit 200 Mio. Euro bewertet. Die Reserven entsprechen immerhin dem 30fachen.
Der Aktienkurs ist nach unten durch die bestehenden Aktivitäten voll abgesichert, die gewaltige Explorationsphantasie in Syrien und dem Irak spiegelt sich in keiner Weise im aktuellen Kurs wieder. Für den Emerging Markets Investoreine echte Zeitbombe mit Vervielfachungspotenzial.
Ordern am Börsenplatz Berlin-Bremen.
Das habe ich gelesen!
mfg
Habe schon viel darüber gelesen.
Verdoppelt derzeit Umsatz und Gewinne Jahr für Jahr.
Die Gesellschaft wird aktuell nur mit 200 Mio. Euro bewertet. Die Reserven entsprechen immerhin dem 30fachen.
Der Aktienkurs ist nach unten durch die bestehenden Aktivitäten voll abgesichert, die gewaltige Explorationsphantasie in Syrien und dem Irak spiegelt sich in keiner Weise im aktuellen Kurs wieder. Für den Emerging Markets Investor
eine echte Zeitbombe mit Vervielfachungspotenzial.Ordern am Börsenplatz Berlin-Bremen.
Das habe ich gelesen!
mfg
Hallo zusammen,
der Kurs ist heute unter die 2 Euro Marke gerutscht. Ist dies ein Signal um die Position aufzustocken oder soll man jetzt besser aussteigen? Das Halbjahresergebnis ist sehr positiv, doch wie wirkt sich der rückläufige Ölpreis auf das zweite Halbjahr aus? Hat jemand Ideen oder besser Antworten?
Gruß
Kristo
der Kurs ist heute unter die 2 Euro Marke gerutscht. Ist dies ein Signal um die Position aufzustocken oder soll man jetzt besser aussteigen? Das Halbjahresergebnis ist sehr positiv, doch wie wirkt sich der rückläufige Ölpreis auf das zweite Halbjahr aus? Hat jemand Ideen oder besser Antworten
?Gruß
Kristo
Hallo zusammen,
der Kurs von Gulfsands ist gestern ganz schön verprügelt worden. Weiß jemand mehr?
Gruß
Kristo
der Kurs von Gulfsands ist gestern ganz schön verprügelt worden. Weiß jemand mehr?
Gruß
Kristo
Nein, habe bislang nichts finden können, was einen realen Grund abgeben würde.
Richtig interessant wird es ja erst noch. Nämlich wenn sie damit anfangen in Syrien Löcher in den Boden zu bohren.
http://www.gulfsands.net/s/Projects.asp
In January 2006 the Group completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic. The seismic will be processed and interpreted during the first half of 2006. Based upon existing 2D and 3D seismic coupled with the newly acquired 2D seismic, the Company anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North is scheduled to be drilled in May of 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to be drilled in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26, including the Tigris structure, with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
Richtig interessant wird es ja erst noch. Nämlich wenn sie damit anfangen in Syrien Löcher in den Boden zu bohren.
http://www.gulfsands.net/s/Projects.asp
In January 2006 the Group completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic. The seismic will be processed and interpreted during the first half of 2006. Based upon existing 2D and 3D seismic coupled with the newly acquired 2D seismic, the Company anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North is scheduled to be drilled in May of 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to be drilled in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26, including the Tigris structure, with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
Der Kurs hat sich doch wieder gut erholt, kein Grund zur Panik also.
Sieht doch insgesamt sehr brauchbar aus, ich denke, dass da noch viel Luft nach oben ist, wenn die entsprechenden positiven Nachrichten kommen. Der Kurs ist zudem voll durch bestehende Reserven abgesichert, die letzten Nachrichten vom 2. März waren auch positiv:
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Gulfsands Petroleum is trading higher today after it said an updated reserves study valued proved and probable reserves for both the Gulf of Mexico and onshore USA properties at $193m.
The AIM listed company said the offshore Gulf of Mexico properties as of 1 January 2006 represent $183m of this total, a 42% increase in net present value from the reserves report of 30 June 2005.
The increase in value was attributed to growth in proved and probable reserves through exploration and field re-development activities, as well as increased product prices.
Through ongoing exploration and field re-development activities, reserves additions replaced 269% of 2005 produced oil and gas volumes, representing a year on year increase of 20% in the group’s Gulf of Mexico reserves base.
Chief executive John Dorrier said, “This is an outstanding result for Gulfsands' Gulf of Mexico and US onshore business operations.”
“By adding significantly more reserves than our produced volumes in 2005 we are achieving our goal of steadily increasing the value of our US offshore and onshore assets.”
“These volume and value increases provide solid asset backing for the Company while upside is provided by both the significant reserves and resource potential in our operated Block 26 in Syria and also the Misan Gas Project in Iraq,” he added.
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LONDON (SHARECAST) - Gulfsands Petroleum is trading higher today after it said an updated reserves study valued proved and probable reserves for both the Gulf of Mexico and onshore USA properties at $193m.
The AIM listed company said the offshore Gulf of Mexico properties as of 1 January 2006 represent $183m of this total, a 42% increase in net present value from the reserves report of 30 June 2005.
The increase in value was attributed to growth in proved and probable reserves through exploration and field re-development activities, as well as increased product prices.
Through ongoing exploration and field re-development activities, reserves additions replaced 269% of 2005 produced oil and gas volumes, representing a year on year increase of 20% in the group’s Gulf of Mexico reserves base.
Chief executive John Dorrier said, “This is an outstanding result for Gulfsands' Gulf of Mexico and US onshore business operations.”
“By adding significantly more reserves than our produced volumes in 2005 we are achieving our goal of steadily increasing the value of our US offshore and onshore assets.”
“These volume and value increases provide solid asset backing for the Company while upside is provided by both the significant reserves and resource potential in our operated Block 26 in Syria and also the Misan Gas Project in Iraq,” he added.
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Anscheinend muss man nach der Boardumstellung einen Beitrag posten, damit der Thread bei der Suche gefunden wird. Das ist hiermit geschehen.
April 04, 2006
Gulfsands Signs Rig Contracts for Block 26, Syria; First Exploration Well Expected to Spud by May 2006
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has executed definitive agreements for the drilling of three exploration wells with the option to drill a further two wells within Block 26, Syria.
Gulfsands, the operator and 50% working interest owner in Block 26, has taken assignment under an existing contract from another operator in Syria, for a drilling rig owned and operated by Crosco, a drilling company based in Croatia. Gulfsands will use this rig to drill and evaluate the Souedieh North well commencing in late April or early May 2006 with the option to drill another well within the block under this same agreement. Furthermore, the Company signed a definitive agreement with MB Drilling Overseas Limited for the drilling of two firm wells with a one well option. This rig will be used to drill to the deeper Palaeozoic prospects identified in Block 26, such as the Tigris structure which is scheduled for drilling in August 2006.
The Souedieh North well will be located in the northeast region of Block 26. This vertical well will be drilled to an approximate total depth of 7,216 feet with the primary objective being Cretaceous aged reservoirs similar to those producing in the adjacent Souedieh and Karachok oil fields. This prospect has the potential to contain in excess of 100 million barrels of recoverable oil (Gulfsands' internal estimate of potential). Gulfsands has commenced site preparations for the well, and expects a spud date on or about 1 May 2006. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $800,000.
The Tigris well will also be located in the northeast region of the Block and is expected to spud in August 2006. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $3.25 million. This vertical well will be drilled to a total depth of nearly 15,000 feet with the primary objectives being a series of Palaeozoic (Carboniferous and Devonian) sandstone reservoirs. The Tigris structure is directly underlying the Souedieh oil field (the largest known oil field in Syria), where oil is produced from the shallower Cretaceous reservoirs. Wireline log evaluation of an existing well on the structure drilled some years ago has identified pay zones within the objective reservoirs, and the Tigris-1 well is designed to evaluate these reservoirs and appraise this probable hydrocarbon accumulation. Gulfsands announced on 30 January 2006 the results of a reserves study by Ryder Scott Company, L.P. (Ryder Scott), an independent petroleum engineering firm, on the Tigris structure. Ryder Scott developed two cases for this evaluation, an oil case and a gas case, as there was not sufficient data available at the time to determine the expected hydrocarbon fluid contained within the Tigris structure. This reserves study as of 1 January 2006 classified recoverable Probable and Possible Reserves and Prospective Resource as follows:
For primarily a natural gas accumulation, Ryder Scott has classified 442 BCFG as Probable Reserves, 442 BCFG as Possible Reserves, and a further 3447 BCFG as a Prospective Resource. In summary total reserves potential among Probable, Possible and Prospective Resource is 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE).
For primarily an oil accumulation, Ryder Scott has classified 104 million barrels of oil and 64 BCFG as Possible Reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as a Prospective Resource. In summary total reserves potential among Possible and Prospective Resource is 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"Gulfsands is constantly seeking ways of accelerating its schedules and controlling the costs of exploration drilling. These drilling arrangements represent an important achievement in the current market. The relatively low-cost and high potential of these two drilling projects remains a very attractive exploitation of the Company's significant inventory of drilling opportunities."
Enquiries:
Gulfsands Petroleum (Houston) 001-713-626-9564
David DeCort, Chief Financial Officer
College Hill (London) 020-7457-2020
Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes
Seymour Pierce (London) 020-7107-8000
Richard Redmayne
Jonathan Wright
Note to Editors
Gulf of Mexico, USA
The Group owns interests in 64 offshore blocks comprising approximately 216,000 gross acres which includes 39 producing oil and gas fields offshore Texas and Louisiana with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 32.4 BCFGE, consisting of 19.8 BCFG and 2.1 MMBO as of 1 January 2006 with a net present value of $183 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.8 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $15.8 million.
Syria
In Syria, Gulfsands owns a 50% working interest in Block 26 and is the operator. The block covers 11,000 square kilometres and surrounds areas which currently produce over 100,000 barrels of oil per day from existing fields. In January 2006 the Group completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic and anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North, is scheduled to spud in late April or early May 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to spud in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26 with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil. An independent reserves report was issued in January 2006 on the Tigris structure. The reserves were classified as either oil or gas bearing until such time as the Company drills and tests the Tigris structure. The reserve report concluded that there are 442 BCFG of probable recoverable reserves in the Tigris structure. Additionally, the report classified the possible reserves as either natural gas or oil. The gas case reflected an additional 442 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and an additional 3447 BCFG as prospective resource. The oil case reflects 104 MMBO and 64 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as prospective resource. In summary, the natural gas case equates to total recoverable reserves potential among probable reserves, possible reserves and prospective resource as 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE), while the oil case equates to 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Iraq
Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding in January 2005 with the Ministry of Oil in Iraq for the Misan Gas Project in Southern Iraq and is currently negotiating the definitive contract for the project. The project will gather, process and transmit natural gas that is currently a waste by-product of oil production in the region and will end the environmentally damaging practice of gas flaring. Gulfsands has completed a feasibility study and expects to conduct further technical work and commercial discussions with the Iraq Oil Ministry.
Onshore USA
Gulfsands operates onshore in the USA through its 83% owned subsidiary company Darcy Energy LLC. As of 1 January 2006, Darcy Energy owned interests in two oil and gas fields onshore Texas, USA (Emily Hawes and Barb Mag) with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 1.6 BCFGE, consisting of 1.2 BCFG and 58,000 barrels of oil with a net present value of $9.5 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.2 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $7.9 million.
Gulfsands Signs Rig Contracts for Block 26, Syria; First Exploration Well Expected to Spud by May 2006
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has executed definitive agreements for the drilling of three exploration wells with the option to drill a further two wells within Block 26, Syria.
Gulfsands, the operator and 50% working interest owner in Block 26, has taken assignment under an existing contract from another operator in Syria, for a drilling rig owned and operated by Crosco, a drilling company based in Croatia. Gulfsands will use this rig to drill and evaluate the Souedieh North well commencing in late April or early May 2006 with the option to drill another well within the block under this same agreement. Furthermore, the Company signed a definitive agreement with MB Drilling Overseas Limited for the drilling of two firm wells with a one well option. This rig will be used to drill to the deeper Palaeozoic prospects identified in Block 26, such as the Tigris structure which is scheduled for drilling in August 2006.
The Souedieh North well will be located in the northeast region of Block 26. This vertical well will be drilled to an approximate total depth of 7,216 feet with the primary objective being Cretaceous aged reservoirs similar to those producing in the adjacent Souedieh and Karachok oil fields. This prospect has the potential to contain in excess of 100 million barrels of recoverable oil (Gulfsands' internal estimate of potential). Gulfsands has commenced site preparations for the well, and expects a spud date on or about 1 May 2006. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $800,000.
The Tigris well will also be located in the northeast region of the Block and is expected to spud in August 2006. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $3.25 million. This vertical well will be drilled to a total depth of nearly 15,000 feet with the primary objectives being a series of Palaeozoic (Carboniferous and Devonian) sandstone reservoirs. The Tigris structure is directly underlying the Souedieh oil field (the largest known oil field in Syria), where oil is produced from the shallower Cretaceous reservoirs. Wireline log evaluation of an existing well on the structure drilled some years ago has identified pay zones within the objective reservoirs, and the Tigris-1 well is designed to evaluate these reservoirs and appraise this probable hydrocarbon accumulation. Gulfsands announced on 30 January 2006 the results of a reserves study by Ryder Scott Company, L.P. (Ryder Scott), an independent petroleum engineering firm, on the Tigris structure. Ryder Scott developed two cases for this evaluation, an oil case and a gas case, as there was not sufficient data available at the time to determine the expected hydrocarbon fluid contained within the Tigris structure. This reserves study as of 1 January 2006 classified recoverable Probable and Possible Reserves and Prospective Resource as follows:
For primarily a natural gas accumulation, Ryder Scott has classified 442 BCFG as Probable Reserves, 442 BCFG as Possible Reserves, and a further 3447 BCFG as a Prospective Resource. In summary total reserves potential among Probable, Possible and Prospective Resource is 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE).
For primarily an oil accumulation, Ryder Scott has classified 104 million barrels of oil and 64 BCFG as Possible Reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as a Prospective Resource. In summary total reserves potential among Possible and Prospective Resource is 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"Gulfsands is constantly seeking ways of accelerating its schedules and controlling the costs of exploration drilling. These drilling arrangements represent an important achievement in the current market. The relatively low-cost and high potential of these two drilling projects remains a very attractive exploitation of the Company's significant inventory of drilling opportunities."
Enquiries:
Gulfsands Petroleum (Houston) 001-713-626-9564
David DeCort, Chief Financial Officer
College Hill (London) 020-7457-2020
Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes
Seymour Pierce (London) 020-7107-8000
Richard Redmayne
Jonathan Wright
Note to Editors
Gulf of Mexico, USA
The Group owns interests in 64 offshore blocks comprising approximately 216,000 gross acres which includes 39 producing oil and gas fields offshore Texas and Louisiana with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 32.4 BCFGE, consisting of 19.8 BCFG and 2.1 MMBO as of 1 January 2006 with a net present value of $183 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.8 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $15.8 million.
Syria
In Syria, Gulfsands owns a 50% working interest in Block 26 and is the operator. The block covers 11,000 square kilometres and surrounds areas which currently produce over 100,000 barrels of oil per day from existing fields. In January 2006 the Group completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic and anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North, is scheduled to spud in late April or early May 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to spud in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26 with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil. An independent reserves report was issued in January 2006 on the Tigris structure. The reserves were classified as either oil or gas bearing until such time as the Company drills and tests the Tigris structure. The reserve report concluded that there are 442 BCFG of probable recoverable reserves in the Tigris structure. Additionally, the report classified the possible reserves as either natural gas or oil. The gas case reflected an additional 442 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and an additional 3447 BCFG as prospective resource. The oil case reflects 104 MMBO and 64 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as prospective resource. In summary, the natural gas case equates to total recoverable reserves potential among probable reserves, possible reserves and prospective resource as 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE), while the oil case equates to 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Iraq
Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding in January 2005 with the Ministry of Oil in Iraq for the Misan Gas Project in Southern Iraq and is currently negotiating the definitive contract for the project. The project will gather, process and transmit natural gas that is currently a waste by-product of oil production in the region and will end the environmentally damaging practice of gas flaring. Gulfsands has completed a feasibility study and expects to conduct further technical work and commercial discussions with the Iraq Oil Ministry.
Onshore USA
Gulfsands operates onshore in the USA through its 83% owned subsidiary company Darcy Energy LLC. As of 1 January 2006, Darcy Energy owned interests in two oil and gas fields onshore Texas, USA (Emily Hawes and Barb Mag) with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 1.6 BCFGE, consisting of 1.2 BCFG and 58,000 barrels of oil with a net present value of $9.5 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.2 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $7.9 million.
April 19, 2006
Gulfsands Appoints Teather & Greenwood as Nomad and Broker
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announces today that it has appointed Teather & Greenwood Limited in London as its Nominated Adviser ("Nomad") and Broker with immediate effect.
Teather & Greenwood, which is part of the Icelandic Landsbanki Group, is a rapidly growing United Kingdom institutional and corporate broker. The firm provides a fully integrated service of corporate advisory and broking, research and secondary dealing and has offices in London and Edinburgh.
Enquiries:
Gulfsands Petroleum (Houston) 001-713-626-9564
David DeCort, Chief Financial Officer
College Hill (London) 020-7457-2020
Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes
Teather & Greenwood (London) 020-7426-9000
James Maxwell (Corporate Finance)
Tanya Clarke (Specialist Sales)
Note to Editors
Gulf of Mexico, USA
The Company owns interests in 64 offshore blocks comprising approximately 216,000 gross acres which includes 39 producing oil and gas fields offshore Texas and Louisiana with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 32.4 BCFGE, consisting of 19.8 BCFG and 2.1 MMBO as of 1 January 2006 with a net present value of $183 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.8 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $15.8 million.
Syria
In Syria, Gulfsands owns a 50% working interest in Block 26 and is the operator. The block covers 11,000 square kilometres and surrounds areas which currently produce over 100,000 barrels of oil per day from existing fields. In January 2006 the Company completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic and anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North, is scheduled to spud in late April or early May 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to spud in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26 with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
An independent reserves report was issued in January 2006 on the Tigris structure. The reserves were classified as either oil or gas bearing until such time as the Company drills and tests the Tigris structure. The reserve report concluded that there are 442 BCFG of probable recoverable reserves in the Tigris structure. Additionally, the report classified the possible reserves as either natural gas or oil. The gas case reflected an additional 442 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and an additional 3447 BCFG as prospective resource. The oil case reflects 104 MMBO and 64 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as prospective resource. In summary, the natural gas case equates to total recoverable reserves potential among probable reserves, possible reserves and prospective resource as 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE), while the oil case equates to 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Iraq
Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding in January 2005 with the Ministry of Oil in Iraq for the Misan Gas Project in Southern Iraq and is currently negotiating the definitive contract for the project. The project will gather, process and transmit natural gas that is currently a waste by-product of oil production in the region and will end the environmentally damaging practice of gas flaring. Gulfsands has completed a feasibility study and expects to conduct further technical work and commercial discussions with the Iraq Oil Ministry.
Onshore USA
Gulfsands operates onshore in the USA through its 83% owned subsidiary company Darcy Energy LLC. As of 1 January 2006, Darcy Energy owned interests in two oil and gas fields onshore Texas, USA (Emily Hawes and Barb Mag) with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 1.6 BCFGE, consisting of 1.2 BCFG and 58,000 barrels of oil with a net present value of $9.5 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.2 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $7.9 million.
Gulfsands Appoints Teather & Greenwood as Nomad and Broker
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announces today that it has appointed Teather & Greenwood Limited in London as its Nominated Adviser ("Nomad") and Broker with immediate effect.
Teather & Greenwood, which is part of the Icelandic Landsbanki Group, is a rapidly growing United Kingdom institutional and corporate broker. The firm provides a fully integrated service of corporate advisory and broking, research and secondary dealing and has offices in London and Edinburgh.
Enquiries:
Gulfsands Petroleum (Houston) 001-713-626-9564
David DeCort, Chief Financial Officer
College Hill (London) 020-7457-2020
Ben Brewerton / Nick Elwes
Teather & Greenwood (London) 020-7426-9000
James Maxwell (Corporate Finance)
Tanya Clarke (Specialist Sales)
Note to Editors
Gulf of Mexico, USA
The Company owns interests in 64 offshore blocks comprising approximately 216,000 gross acres which includes 39 producing oil and gas fields offshore Texas and Louisiana with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 32.4 BCFGE, consisting of 19.8 BCFG and 2.1 MMBO as of 1 January 2006 with a net present value of $183 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.8 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $15.8 million.
Syria
In Syria, Gulfsands owns a 50% working interest in Block 26 and is the operator. The block covers 11,000 square kilometres and surrounds areas which currently produce over 100,000 barrels of oil per day from existing fields. In January 2006 the Company completed the acquisition of 1,155 kilometers of 2D seismic and anticipates drilling two wells during 2006. The first well, known as Souedieh North, is scheduled to spud in late April or early May 2006 which has the potential to contain in excess of 100 MMBO. The second well known as Tigris is scheduled to spud in August of 2006 and has the potential to contain in excess of 500 MMBOE. Gulfsands has identified 31 total exploitation and exploration prospects within Block 26 with mean resources potential exceeding 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
An independent reserves report was issued in January 2006 on the Tigris structure. The reserves were classified as either oil or gas bearing until such time as the Company drills and tests the Tigris structure. The reserve report concluded that there are 442 BCFG of probable recoverable reserves in the Tigris structure. Additionally, the report classified the possible reserves as either natural gas or oil. The gas case reflected an additional 442 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and an additional 3447 BCFG as prospective resource. The oil case reflects 104 MMBO and 64 BCFG in possible recoverable reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as prospective resource. In summary, the natural gas case equates to total recoverable reserves potential among probable reserves, possible reserves and prospective resource as 4330 BCFG (722 MMBOE), while the oil case equates to 512 MMBO and 308 BCFG (combined 563 MMBOE).
Iraq
Gulfsands signed a Memorandum of Understanding in January 2005 with the Ministry of Oil in Iraq for the Misan Gas Project in Southern Iraq and is currently negotiating the definitive contract for the project. The project will gather, process and transmit natural gas that is currently a waste by-product of oil production in the region and will end the environmentally damaging practice of gas flaring. Gulfsands has completed a feasibility study and expects to conduct further technical work and commercial discussions with the Iraq Oil Ministry.
Onshore USA
Gulfsands operates onshore in the USA through its 83% owned subsidiary company Darcy Energy LLC. As of 1 January 2006, Darcy Energy owned interests in two oil and gas fields onshore Texas, USA (Emily Hawes and Barb Mag) with proved and probable recoverable reserves of 1.6 BCFGE, consisting of 1.2 BCFG and 58,000 barrels of oil with a net present value of $9.5 million. Additionally, there is a further 2.2 BCFGE of possible recoverable reserves with a net present value of $7.9 million.
April 26, 2006
Gulfsands Commences Drilling Souedieh North Well in Block 26, Syria
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has commenced drilling the Souedieh North well within Block 26, Syria.
Gulfsands, the operator and 50% working interest owner in Block 26, has commenced the drilling of the Souedieh North exploration well located in the northeast region of Block 26. This vertical well will be drilled to an approximate total depth of 7,216 feet with the primary objective being Cretaceous aged reservoirs similar to those producing in the adjacent Souedieh and Karachok oil fields. This prospect has the potential to contain in excess of 100 million barrels of recoverable oil (Gulfsands' internal estimate of potential). The drilling and logging results for this well should be completed within the next 30 days. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $800,000.
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"Souedieh North is the first well in our Block 26 exploration drilling campaign and will test a low cost, high potential prospect in a reservoir that is currently producing oil in adjacent fields. The Company utilized seismic analysis from the adjacent Souedieh Field to identify the prospect and drilling success here can be rapidly followed up in similar nearby prospects. Furthermore, the Company has a large inventory of independent prospects available for drilling during the coming months in its exploration and appraisal work in Block 26, including the Tigris structure which is expected to commence drilling this August."
Gulfsands Commences Drilling Souedieh North Well in Block 26, Syria
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has commenced drilling the Souedieh North well within Block 26, Syria.
Gulfsands, the operator and 50% working interest owner in Block 26, has commenced the drilling of the Souedieh North exploration well located in the northeast region of Block 26. This vertical well will be drilled to an approximate total depth of 7,216 feet with the primary objective being Cretaceous aged reservoirs similar to those producing in the adjacent Souedieh and Karachok oil fields. This prospect has the potential to contain in excess of 100 million barrels of recoverable oil (Gulfsands' internal estimate of potential). The drilling and logging results for this well should be completed within the next 30 days. The net cost to Gulfsands for drilling and evaluating this well is approximately $800,000.
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"Souedieh North is the first well in our Block 26 exploration drilling campaign and will test a low cost, high potential prospect in a reservoir that is currently producing oil in adjacent fields. The Company utilized seismic analysis from the adjacent Souedieh Field to identify the prospect and drilling success here can be rapidly followed up in similar nearby prospects. Furthermore, the Company has a large inventory of independent prospects available for drilling during the coming months in its exploration and appraisal work in Block 26, including the Tigris structure which is expected to commence drilling this August."
Der Titel wurde in 3sat vor ein paar Wochen mit einem Ziel von 5 € empfohlen. Sieht so aus, als ob es tatsächlich eine Perle ist.
Kann eigentlich nicht viel schief gehen. Marktkapitalisierung von 200 Mio $ und reale Gegenwerte im Wert von 180 Mio $ in Form von Ölfeldern. Dazu kommt der hohe Ölpreis, Gulfsands profitiert prächtig davon, da es kein Explorer sondern ein Produzent ist. Und da ist eben das Ölfeld in Syrien, an dem sie gerade bohren...
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has commenced drilling the Souedieh North well within Block 26, Syria.
The drilling and logging results for this well should be completed within the next 30 days.
Eben dort in Bock 26 wird Öl im Wert von drei Milliarden Dollar vermutet, ich für meinen Teil lasse mich mal überraschen.
Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq, announced today that the Company has commenced drilling the Souedieh North well within Block 26, Syria.
The drilling and logging results for this well should be completed within the next 30 days.
Eben dort in Bock 26 wird Öl im Wert von drei Milliarden Dollar vermutet, ich für meinen Teil lasse mich mal überraschen.
Der Wert steigt!
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Gulfsands Petroleum PLC (symbol GPX), the AIM listed oil and gas exploration, development and production company with activities in the USA, Syria and Iraq announces its preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2005.
Financial Highlights
Turnover for the Group increased by 36% to $45,012,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 as compared to $33,056,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Operating Profit increased by 36% to $10,242,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 as compared to $7,510,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Pre-tax profit before exceptional items and after minority interest increased by 530% to $3,683,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 (exceptional items included a one time charge of $6,080,000 relating to the partition of the former subsidiary Northstar Gulfsands LLC) as compared to $584,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Cash in bank increased by 87% to $36,561,000 at 31 December 2005 as compared to $19,579,000 at 31 December 2004.
Net assets increased by 336% to $69,989,000 at 31 December 2005 as compared to $16,060,000 at 31 December 2004.
The Company completed an Initial Public Offering on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange raising approximately $57 million after expenses.
Operational Highlights
Syria
An initial reserves study at 1 January 2006 was performed for the Tigris structure in Block 26, Syria in which the Group has a 50% working interest and is the operator. The study completed by Ryder Scott identifies gross probable reserves in the Tigris structure of 442 billion cubic feet of natural gas (BCFG). A further 442 BCFG was classified as possible reserves and a further 3447 BCFG as a prospective resource should this structure be gas bearing. Should the structure be oil bearing 104 million barrels of oil (MMBO) and 64 BCFG were classified as possible reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as a prospective resource.
The Company increased its ownership in Block 26 in Syria from 20% to 50% and became the operator.
The Company executed two letters of intent for the drilling of the two first wells in Block 26, Syria.
The Company completed a 1,155 line kilometre 2D seismic programme in Block 26, Syria.
Gulf of Mexico, USA
Gulfsands successfully completed a restructuring of its 52.6% owned Gulf of Mexico subsidiary, Northstar Gulfsands LLC, whereby the Company now has direct ownership of approximately 52.6% of all the property interests formerly held by Northstar Gulfsands LLC.
In association with the partition of Northstar Gulfsands LLC the Company retired all of its debt and warrants associated with that entity leaving the Company debt free.
Proved and probable reserves in the USA Gulf of Mexico increased to 32.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalents (BCFGE) as of 1 January 2006 as compared to 30.2 BCFGE at 1 November 2004. The net present value of those reserves at 1 January 2006 increased to $183 million as compared to $111 million at 1 November 2004.
In the USA Gulf of Mexico the Company's reserve additions replaced 269% of its 2005 produced oil and gas volumes.
The Company participated in the drilling of six offshore Gulf of Mexico exploration wells and four of those six have been discoveries. Subsequent to year-end the Company drilled another successful exploration well in January.
Iraq
The Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the Misan Gas Project in Iraq and increased its ownership interest to 100% from 85%.
Onshore Gulf Coast, USA
Proved and probable reserves in Darcy Energy LLC, owned 83% by the Company, for the onshore USA at 1 January 2006 were 1.6 BCFGE for a net present value of $9.5 million.
The Company drilled one onshore USA exploration well, which was a discovery.
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"In spite of reduced production from the Gulf of Mexico during the fourth quarter as a result of Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, the Company recorded strong increases in its financial and operational performance for the year. With further successes in drilling and field re-development, we anticipate continued strong growth in the Company's reserves base and in production for 2006 particularly during the second half of the year."
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Financial Highlights
Turnover for the Group increased by 36% to $45,012,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 as compared to $33,056,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Operating Profit increased by 36% to $10,242,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 as compared to $7,510,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Pre-tax profit before exceptional items and after minority interest increased by 530% to $3,683,000 for the year ended 31 December 2005 (exceptional items included a one time charge of $6,080,000 relating to the partition of the former subsidiary Northstar Gulfsands LLC) as compared to $584,000 for the year ended 31 December 2004.
Cash in bank increased by 87% to $36,561,000 at 31 December 2005 as compared to $19,579,000 at 31 December 2004.
Net assets increased by 336% to $69,989,000 at 31 December 2005 as compared to $16,060,000 at 31 December 2004.
The Company completed an Initial Public Offering on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange raising approximately $57 million after expenses.
Operational Highlights
Syria
An initial reserves study at 1 January 2006 was performed for the Tigris structure in Block 26, Syria in which the Group has a 50% working interest and is the operator. The study completed by Ryder Scott identifies gross probable reserves in the Tigris structure of 442 billion cubic feet of natural gas (BCFG). A further 442 BCFG was classified as possible reserves and a further 3447 BCFG as a prospective resource should this structure be gas bearing. Should the structure be oil bearing 104 million barrels of oil (MMBO) and 64 BCFG were classified as possible reserves and a further 408 MMBO and 245 BCFG as a prospective resource.
The Company increased its ownership in Block 26 in Syria from 20% to 50% and became the operator.
The Company executed two letters of intent for the drilling of the two first wells in Block 26, Syria.
The Company completed a 1,155 line kilometre 2D seismic programme in Block 26, Syria.
Gulf of Mexico, USA
Gulfsands successfully completed a restructuring of its 52.6% owned Gulf of Mexico subsidiary, Northstar Gulfsands LLC, whereby the Company now has direct ownership of approximately 52.6% of all the property interests formerly held by Northstar Gulfsands LLC.
In association with the partition of Northstar Gulfsands LLC the Company retired all of its debt and warrants associated with that entity leaving the Company debt free.
Proved and probable reserves in the USA Gulf of Mexico increased to 32.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalents (BCFGE) as of 1 January 2006 as compared to 30.2 BCFGE at 1 November 2004. The net present value of those reserves at 1 January 2006 increased to $183 million as compared to $111 million at 1 November 2004.
In the USA Gulf of Mexico the Company's reserve additions replaced 269% of its 2005 produced oil and gas volumes.
The Company participated in the drilling of six offshore Gulf of Mexico exploration wells and four of those six have been discoveries. Subsequent to year-end the Company drilled another successful exploration well in January.
Iraq
The Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the Misan Gas Project in Iraq and increased its ownership interest to 100% from 85%.
Onshore Gulf Coast, USA
Proved and probable reserves in Darcy Energy LLC, owned 83% by the Company, for the onshore USA at 1 January 2006 were 1.6 BCFGE for a net present value of $9.5 million.
The Company drilled one onshore USA exploration well, which was a discovery.
Gulfsands' CEO, John Dorrier, said:
"In spite of reduced production from the Gulf of Mexico during the fourth quarter as a result of Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, the Company recorded strong increases in its financial and operational performance for the year. With further successes in drilling and field re-development, we anticipate continued strong growth in the Company's reserves base and in production for 2006 particularly during the second half of the year."
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May 18, 2006
Issue of Equity
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The Board of Gulfsands announces that options have been exercised by two former non-executive directors in respect of 250,000 ordinary shares of 5.714p in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") under the Gulfsands Petroleum plc 2005 Share Option Plan at an exercise price of 130 pence each.
The new Ordinary Shares will rank pari passu with the existing Ordinary Shares of the Company and have been allotted and issued credited as fully paid.
Application has been made for the new Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and dealings are expected to commence on or around 23 May 2006.
Following the allotment of the new ordinary shares the issued share capital of the Company will be 93,481,250 Ordinary Shares.
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Issue of Equity
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The Board of Gulfsands announces that options have been exercised by two former non-executive directors in respect of 250,000 ordinary shares of 5.714p in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") under the Gulfsands Petroleum plc 2005 Share Option Plan at an exercise price of 130 pence each.
The new Ordinary Shares will rank pari passu with the existing Ordinary Shares of the Company and have been allotted and issued credited as fully paid.
Application has been made for the new Ordinary Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and dealings are expected to commence on or around 23 May 2006.
Following the allotment of the new ordinary shares the issued share capital of the Company will be 93,481,250 Ordinary Shares.
Ja dann.....
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