Caspian Energy - ÖL aus Kassachstan !

geht aber gut ab heute Abend

eine Möglichkeit bei solchen Bewegungen hoch spek. Werten - etwas mehr als den Einsatz raus und die rest. Pos. indiv. absichern ...

José

geschlossen mit 0,52 / Hoch 0,55
und gut 2 Millionen shares gehandelt

Caspian Energy notes share movement
2008-06-04 10:25 ET - News Release
An anonymous director reports

CASPIAN ENERGY INC.: SHARE PRICE MOVEMENT
Caspian Energy Inc. notes the recent movement in its share price. Drilling activity continues on the Baktygaryn No. 703 exploration well and has not yet reached the target zone. The well is currently at a depth of 2,391 metres and the company is continuing to drill through the salt overhang toward the Permian target. A further announcement will be made in due course.

das Volumen bleibt hoch
bereits gut 1 Mil. Stücke gehandelt und akt. 0,54 Can.

José

0,495 zu 0,50 und bereits über 600k Stücke gehandelt
und dazu noch erster Umsatz bei den Warrants bei 0,17 Can.

+100% nun in wenigen Tagen

indiv. t. Stopps nachziehen nicht verg.

José

0,47 Can.

tsja... nichts mit 0,2X er Level

sie fliegt wieder

aktuell 0,45 Can.
+40%

José

naja Q1 sah schon einmal etwas besser aus + die KE war deutlich überzeichnet / vielleicht sehen wir ja nochmals in Folge der Gewinnmitnahmen aus der KE ein 0,2Xer Level ...


Caspian Energy closes $4.34-million offering
2008-05-27 10:18 ET - News Release
Mr. William Ramsay reports
CASPIAN ANNOUNCES SUCCESSFUL RIGHTS OFFERING

Caspian Energy Inc. has successfully completed its rights offering, announced in its news release in Stockwatch on April 16, 2008.The offering was significantly oversubscribed and raised the maximum gross proceeds of $4,347,635 through subscriptions for 17,390,543 units at a price of 25 cents per unit. Each unit comprises one common share in Caspian and one-half of one share purchase warrant. Each warrant is exercisable at an exercise price of 45 cents until the earlier of May 23, 2011, or 30 days following the receipt of a notice from Caspian that the closing price of the shares for any 20 consecutive trading days exceeded 75 cents.
The net proceeds of the offering will be used for the development of Caspian's oil and gas projects in Kazakhstan, and for general corporate purposes.Caspian engaged Jones, Gable & Company Ltd. as managing dealer for the rights offering.
William Ramsay, chairman and chief executive officer, Caspian Energy, commented: "I am very pleased that by far, the majority of existing shareholders chose to take up their rights in the offering. The proceeds from the offering, supplemented by the cash from our existing production, gives us adequate working capital to ensure our shallow well program can be executed in full."

We seek Safe Harbor.


José

Moin,

was war denn der Grund für diesen gestrigen 60%-Anstieg?

Danke.
pkera

sie FLIEEEEEEEEEEEEGGGGGGGTTTTTT

+ 60 %

YES

schöne +20% heute ...

zu 0,25 Can. nun die Finanzierung ....
da werde ich womöglich einmal eine kleine Pos. nehmen

weiterhin "enormes high-risk" mit guten Chancen aber bereits zu vielen shares


Caspian Energy earns $1.5-million in Q1
2008-05-13 10:39 ET - News Release

Mr. William Ramsay reports

CASPIAN ENERGY INC. ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER 2008 FINANCIAL RESULTS

Caspian Energy Inc. has released its financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2008.

Financial highlights:


Cash from operations for the three months ended March 31, 2008, was $1,365,477 -- one cent per share (first quarter of 2007 -- ($356,150) -- (one cent) per share), attributable to the increased oil and gas operations net revenues.
Oil revenues before transportation costs for the three months ending March 31, 2008, were $3,436,781 (first quarter of 2007 -- $357,997).
The current working capital position is $4.7-million.
For the three months ended March 31, 2008, Caspian's net income was $1,570,043 -- two cents per share (first quarter of 2007 -- loss of $1,377,135 -- one cent per share).

The company's interim unaudited financial statements for the period and related management's discussion and analysis have been filed with Canadian securities regulatory authorities and are available for viewing at SEDAR.

Operational highlights:


There was an increase in average production rate from 181 barrels of oil per day to 461 barrels of oil per day, and in average price per barrel from $26.86 to $74.98, due to the impact of international oil markets. An average 502 barrels of oil per day was sold during the period (first quarter of 2007 --- 146 barrels of oil per day).
Baktygaryn No. 703, first postsalt well identified from the Baktygaryn 3-D survey, spudded in mid-March, 2008, with a target total depth of approximately 2,500 metres.
Currently the well has been sidetracked and is drilling ahead in the salt section of the well. The sidetrack hole was the result of a mechanical failure in the lower section of the drill string. The well is drilling at 1,745 m, having passed the original hole on May 8. The well is expected to reach total depth in the upper Permian by the end of May.

Outlook:


A second well is to be drilled to the eastern side of Baktygaryn, in the Aransay areas in the western part of the North block, following the release of the rig from well No. 703.
Completion of interpretation work on the Baktygaryn 3-D and North block regional 2-D seismic data is expected by late May, 2008.
Drilling in Itisay, Kozdesay and West Kozdesay in the southwestern portion of the North block is expected to begin later in the year.

Rights offering:


On April 16, Caspian announced in Stockwatch it had filed for a rights offering, which, if fully subscribed, would raise $4,347,635.
Each shareholder would receive one right for every share they owned on the record date of April 23, 2008.
Six rights will entitle the holder thereof to purchase one unit for a subscription price of 25 cents per unit.
Each unit comprises one common share in the capital of Caspian and one-half of one share purchase warrant, at an exercise price of 45 cents, exercisable until the earlier of May 23, 2011, or 30 days following the receipt of a notice from Caspian that the closing price of the shares for any 20 consecutive trading days exceeded 75 cents.
Full details of the offering, including the process to be followed for the exercise of rights, can be found in the rights offering circular filed under Caspian's profile on SEDAR.

Commenting on the results, William Ramsay, chairman and chief executive officer of Caspian Energy, said: "We are very pleased with the strong operational improvements on Q1 last year, which are largely the result of the positive impact of the international oil markets on Caspian's business. We are also excited about the prospects we have identified in the Baktygaryn area, and the new strategy that we are pursuing. We believe that our latest targets have the potential for highly significant recoverable reserves, relative to those we have already, and the strategy as a whole presents a more attractive risk profile for the company."

Business prospects and outlook

The company has been successful in establishing itself as an operating entity in the ROK and expects to continue with future growth through continued work there.

Prior to the end of the fourth quarter 2005, EZ No. 301 was drilled to a total depth of 4,846 m and logged. The well was completed with the drilling rig before the rig was moved to the EZ No. 302 location. EZ No. 301 was matrix acidized and the two potentially productive hydrocarbon-bearing zones were flow tested. The lower zone (KT-2) was tested at 2,532 barrels of oil per day. The upper zone (KT-1) had difficulty maintaining an independent flow, so it was commingled with the lower zone, and the well was tied in to the Zhagabulak production facility. Subsequently, productions logs were ran and it was determined that the KT-1 was producing 100 barrels of oil per day. Well 301 was undergoing a government-mandated pressure survey in November, 2006, when a production logging tool and cable were lost in the hole. During the second quarter, the tool and wire were recovered and the well has resumed production. Well 301 is currently producing 575 barrels of oil per day, 14 barrels of water per day, 820 thousand cubic feet per day with an FTP (flowing tubing pressure) of 353 psig, and a shut-in casing pressure of 1,896 psig on a 12-millimetre choke.

The second exploration effort, EZ No. 302, was spud on Dec. 25, 2005. Acidizing and testing of the well were performed following removal of the drilling rig. The well showed indications of hydrocarbons while drilling and logging; however, the stimulation efforts failed to cause the well to flow naturally. In well 302, a workover has been prepared to isolate the KT-II and the lower portions of the KT-I that exhibit higher water saturations on the logs.

The third location, EZ No. 303, is about 5.2 kilometres southwest of EZ No. 302. EZ No. 303 spud on May 28, 2006. The well was permitted to a depth of 5,700 m. EZ No. 303 reached a total depth of 4,630 m in a sidetrack wellbore after the initial wellbore reached a depth of 5,430 m, but was lost due to a drill string parting, while pulling out of the hole for logging. A total of 70 m were perforated and acidized in both the KT-1 and KT-2 intervals. A combined test of both intervals yielded water with small amounts of oil, while the separate test on the KT-1 yielded water. In well 303, a workover is being written to isolate intervals and test separately to identify which perforations are producing water.

The original producing well, EZ No. 213, drilled and completed during the Soviet period, was re-entered in November, 2006, and perforations were added in the KT-1 reservoir. Due to different casing weights, problems were encountered with packer setting for the acid operation and, consequently, only one-half of the productive zones were acidized. Despite the limits on the acidization, a significant improvement of daily production over the preworkover rates was achieved. Well 213 is currently producing 180 barrels of oil per day, 50 barrels of water per day, 253 thousand cubic feet per day, with a flowing tubing pressure of 397 psig, and a shut-in casing pressure of 1,882 psig on an 7.0-millimetre choke. The choke size was reduced from the previous 8.7-millimetre choke in order to keep the well flowing at the higher water cut. Artificial lift equipment is currently being designed and quoted, and a procedure will be prepared once the design is finalized.

The company has initiated the development approval process for East Zhagabulak. Caspian has made initial contacts with Kazakhstan design institutes for the preparation of the development program report for the development of the East Zhagabulak field. The preparation of the official state reserves report for East Zhagabulak is under way, with completion expected by the end of May, 2008, and subsequent submission to the government for approval and the resultant issuance of a development contract in late summer 2008. Upon approval of the reserves report the technology scheme will be prepared and approved, which outlines the detailed plan of development for the field.

Continuing petrophysical analyses of all wells penetrating the below-salt reservoirs are being completed, and correlations of these wells will aid in the identification of future drilling locations in the North block. Identification and acquisition of well data within the extended territory are also to be evaluated for inclusion into this process.

The Baktygaryn 3-D seismic program was completed in early November, 2005. PGS-GIS, in Almaty, ROK, was awarded the processing contract. Due to the presence of large salt bodies in the Baktygaryn area, the 3-D data set was processed through PSDM (prestack depth migration) and interpretation of these data has been completed. PSTM (prestack time migration) analysis, for the above salt section, has also been conducted. The acquisition of the 367-kilometre regional 2-D seismic survey covering the west and north areas of the North block, and tying into the Zhagabulak and Baktygaryn 3-D seismic surveys that was completed in March, 2007, has also been processed and interpreted. The Baktygaryn 3-D program and the regional 2-D program were fully interpreted at the end of October, 2006. The interpreted data from all new seismic data acquired and from the earlier reprocessed Soviet-era 2-D seismic are being combined to create a geological model, and identify additional leads and prospects across the North block territory.

The Baktygaryn area presents drilling targets in both the below-salt, lower-Permian and carboniferous sections and the above-salt, upper-Permian and Mesozoic sections, with depths ranging from approximately 400 to 2,500 m, and provides a second tier of exploration to the company's drilling portfolio. These targets are recognized in the forms of channel sands, traps against the Kungurian salt ridges and underneath salt overhangs.

In addition to the continuing interpretation work on the Baktygaryn 3-D and North block regional 2-D seismic data, and the identification of several postsalt drilling targets in the Triassic and Permian formations, further progress on the interpretation has revealed the presence of additional targets which are being added to the company's prospect and lead portfolio. Completion of the interpretation work is expected by late May, 2008.

The first postsalt well identified from the Baktygaryn 3-D survey, Baktygaryn No. 703, was spud in mid-March, 2008, with a target total depth of approximately 2,500 m, to test the Triassic and upper-Permian horizons. Currently, the well has been sidetracked and is drilling ahead in the salt section of the well.

The sidetrack hole was the result of a mechanical failure in the lower section of the drill string. The well is drilling at 1,745 m, having passed the original hole on May 8. The well is expected to reach total depth in the upper Permian by the end of May.

A second drilling location has been prepared, Aransay 711. This well, located approximately 20 km east of Baktygaryn No. 703, on a parallel salt ridge, will test Triassic sands at a depth of approximately 800 m in a fault trap created by salt movement, where direct hydrocarbon indicators (DHI) are seen in seismic data.

Soviet-era seismic data interpretation, mapping, and the associated shallow well drilling in the Itisay, Kozdesay and West Kozdesay areas, located in the southwestern portion of the North block, yielded minor positive tests and shows of oil associated with the postsalt sediments of Jurassic, Triassic and upper-Permian ages. A review of these data has resulted in the identification of several prospects and leads ranging from 600 to 1,800 m in trapping positions against Permian salt ridges and undersalt overhangs. Several lines from the company's 2006 2-D seismic program were shot across certain of these leads and prospects to verify this premise. Interpretation of most of the regional 2006 2-D seismic survey covering the west and north areas of the North block has been completed. The interpreted data from all new seismic data acquired and from the earlier reprocessed Soviet-era 2-D seismic were combined to create a geological model, and identify additional leads and prospects across the North block territory. As a result of this work, some of the earlier leads and prospects in the postsalt sediments identified on vintage maps and seismic in three areas in the southwestern portion of the North block, known as Itisay, Kozdesay and West Kozdesay, have been confirmed and, in addition, several new leads and drillable prospects have been identified in trapping positions against Permian salt ridges and undersalt overhangs. Drilling for these targets is expected to begin in 2008.

Future seismic activity includes a third 3-D seismic acquisition, pending the results of the coming drilling campaign and further continuing 2-D seismic interpretation.

The relatively shallow postsalt targets at Baktygaryn offer a completely new series of opportunities for the company. The 3-D and 2-D seismic data have enabled several new prospects to be identified, and the company is now in the process of selecting additional drilling locations.

Following the release of the rig from well No. 703, the first exploration well located in Baktygaryn, the company intends to move drilling efforts to the eastern side of the Baktygaryn, West Kozdesay, and Aransay areas, in the western part of the North block, where it will drill for Triassic and upper-Permian targets ranging from 700 to 1,400 m.

The company's work program extension, with the ROK, to December, 2007, has now been extended for an additional two-year period, subject to the terms of the original exploration contract. The 2008 work program commits the company to undertake $8.6-million (U.S.) of exploration expenditures prior to the close of that calendar year and the 2009 work program -- $10.5-million (U.S.) of exploration expenditures. Additionally, during 2008, Aral is obligated to make up an additional $7.1-million (U.S.) in cumulative shortfalls under the contract. At March 31, 2008, Aral had expended approximately $2.0-million (U.S.) toward discharging this shortfall.


FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Three months Three months
ended ended
March 31, March 31,
2008 2007

Revenue
Oil and gas revenue, net $3,436,781 $357,997
Interest 17,171 127,349
Other 35,607 68,743
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$3,489,559 $554,089
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Expenses
General and administrative 772,816 604,320
Accretion of convertible debentures 75,908 86,012
Interest 493,148 460,793
Operating 1,243,631 366,629
Transportation 233,047 28,209
Stock-based compensation 34,542 595,914
Foreign exchange gain (1,342,080) (262,303)
Depletion, depreciation and accretion 408,504 51,650
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1,919,516 1,931,224
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Net income (loss) and comprehensive income
(loss) for the period $1,570,043 ($1,377,135)
(Deficit) -- beginning of period (33,055,889) (19,847,201)
--------- ---------
(Deficit) -- end of period (31,485,846) (21,224,336)
========== ==========

Basic income (loss) per share $0.02 ($0.01)
========== ==========
Diluted income (loss) per share $0.02 ($0.01)
========== ==========

Ich weiss nicht nach was für Aktien ihr so guckt, ich meine das Ding ist mehr als ausgebombt.

Hat es noch keiner mitgekriegt,im Februar geht es los! Man sollte bei Interesse glaube ich,langsam in Stellung gehen.Denn ÖL ist da!

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 22, 2008) -

NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN

Caspian Energy Inc. ("Caspian" or the "Company") (TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK), an oil and gas exploration company operating in Kazakhstan, today announces that Aral Petroleum Capital LLP ("Aral"), in which the Company holds a 50% indirect interest, will spud the first exploration well, Baktygaryn #703, in its post-salt drilling program in mid-February.

Post salt production is established in this part of the basin. Existing post salt production occurs within the North Block, but the fields are owned by other companies. The relatively shallow post salt targets offer a completely new series of opportunities for the Company. Only by acquiring and interpreting the new 3D and 2D seismic over this area have these targets been identified.

Baktygaryn #703 and #701

The vertical well, Baktygaryn #703 is designed to test sandstone reservoirs in both the Triassic and Upper Permian in traps created by one of the several Permian Kungurian salt ridges running through the North Block. The well is expected to reach total depth of 2,500 metres in approximately 28 days.

Following release of the rig from well #703 it will move to a location on the eastern side of the salt ridge. This location, Baktygaryn #701, will be drilled to an estimated depth of 800 metres to test an area of seismic anomalies that terminate against a series of faults related to salt withdrawal. Well #701 is expected to reach total depth in approximately 15 days.

Both the #701 and #703 locations were identified from the interpretation of the Company's 3D seismic data acquired in the Baktygaryn area. Dask Drilling, a Kazakhstan company, has been contracted to perform the drilling operations.

Other Prospects

From the 2D seismic data, several prospects have been confirmed or newly identified and from this work additional drilling locations are being chosen. Following the release of the rig from well #701, the Company is making plans for drilling efforts to move to the Itisay, West Kozdesay, and Aransay areas in the western part of the North Block to drill for Triassic and Upper Permian targets ranging from 800 to 1400 meters. Large salt ridges running through these areas have created multiple opportunities for traps against the salt and represent a completely new series of prospects for the Company.

Charles Summers, President and COO of Caspian Energy, Inc. commented:

"This program offers a variety of targets, the successful drilling of which will add meaningful reserves. Once begun, the program provides for a series of quick to drill wells, which are relatively inexpensive, Therefore, the Company expects to make a series of important announcements over the coming several months."

Background Information

The nearest known post-salt production is from the Kenkiyak field which is located within the boundaries of the North Block but is not part of the North Block contract. The 1995 State Balance report indicated there was approximately eight production horizons in the shallow Cretaceous, Jurassic and Triassic formations, and five production horizons in the Upper Permian. Independent research consultant, Wood Mackenzie has reported recoverable reserves in the post-salt section of Kenkiyak field at 126 million barrels of oil and 89 billion cubic feet of gas with a current field daily production rate of 15,000 barrels.

Also located within the boundaries of the North Block but not part of the North Block contract are the Kokzhide and Kumsay oil fields. The 1995 State Balance report assigned oil reserves to the Jurassic and Triassic formations of the Kokzhide field and indicated there was one Jurassic producing horizon in the Kumsay field. Reported oil reserves are 13.8 million barrels for the Kokzhide field and 39 million barrels for the Kumsay field.

The Saigak field, operated by Maersk Oil Kazakhstan, currently produces from Triassic and Upper Permian at rates of approximately 4,200 barrels per day. Wood Mackenzie assigned initial reserves of approximately 20 million barrels. This field is located approximately 35 kilometres to the north-west of the North Block's western boundary.

CAUTIONARY NOTE

Some of the statements and information contained in this news release may include certain estimates, assumptions and other forward-looking information. The actual performance, developments and/or results of the Company may differ materially from any or all of the forward-looking statements, which include current expectations, estimates and projections, in all or in part attributable to general economic conditions, and other risks, uncertainties and circumstances partly or totally outside the control of the Company, including oil prices, imprecision of reserve estimates, drilling risks, future production of gas and oil, rates of inflation, changes in future costs and expenses related to the activities involving the exploration, development, production and transportation of oil, hedging, financing availability and other risks related to financial activities, and environmental and geopolitical risks. Further information which may cause results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements is contained in the Company's filings with Canadian securities regulatory authorities. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

The information in this release has been reviewed by Kenneth Hopkins, AAPG, who is a qualified person for the purposes of the AIM Guidance Note for Mining, Oil and Gas Companies. Mr. Hopkins is Director of Exploration for Aral and a consultant for Caspian Energy Inc., is a qualified geologist and has over 25 years experience in oil and gas exploration and production.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

Bell Pottinger Corporate & Financial

Ann-marie Wilkinson/Sarah Williams

00 44 (0) 20 7861 3232

or

Jefferies International Ltd

Toby Hayward/Oliver Griffiths

00 44 (0) 20 7029 8000



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Antwort auf JR-Kaz 01.11.07 18:13:39 Uhr

@ JR

ich verfolge die Firma und den "Nachbarn" nun auch schon einige Jahre - CEK und die damit verbundene Assets sind etwas ganz Feines und sicherlich eines der unterbewertetesten Assets die es in der Region in Sachen Öl-Prop. gibt

0,35 Can. ist schon langsam verlockend und hier sollten die risiken, misserfolge etc. ... nun bald ausreichend eingepreist sein wenn auch weiterhin sehr spek. (wobei betrachtet man sich den teureren Nachbarn ... )

akt. Produktion 1.200 bpd

wie auch immer einige der Probleme der letzten Monate wurden inzwischen gelöst und die erste drilling location ist wie man hört fertig, sodass es mit dem well losgehen kann

also vielleicht etwas fürs spek. langsames sammeln ...

time will tell us ...
José

Antwort auf JosedelaVega 30.10.07 15:26:18 Uhr

http://www.vordenker.de/energie/campbell_erschoepfung-welter…
http://www.energiekrise.de/erdoel/docs1998-2006/TAB_Studie_k…

Last euch nicht verrückt machen,meiner Meinung nach ist die Aktie massiv unterbewertet.Man muss Geduld haben das wichtigste ist ,,DAS ÖL IST DA!"und die Jungs werden es fördern und früher oder später ist es das was zählt! Lest mal in Ruhe wie es auf der Welt aussieht die Studie ist von 2000 da gab es noch keinen Boom in China, Indien oder was weiss ich wo. Ich denke die Zeit des billigen öl ist vorbei. Man kann sich mit einer Anlage in ÖL wie auch immer glaube ich wohl am besten vor hohen Preisen schützen, weil man mit verdient und vom potential,naja hat man ja gesehen wie schnell es nach oben gehen kann.Es werden Zeiten kommen da wird es auch hier wieder positives zu berichten geben und dann werden viele von solchen Einstiegskurse träumen. Ok ich bin gut dabei und glaube an das Unternehmen,habe aber viel gelesen und verglichen und mir eine Meinung gebildet bis ich eingestiegen bin.Ich will nichts empfehlen will nur aufmerksam machen das man nicht nur hochbewerteten Aktien nachlaufen muss, man muss nur auch mal etwas Zeit haben,das ist eben so an der Börse.Ohne das ich mit Kostos sprüchen komme.

Antwort auf JosedelaVega 30.10.07 15:01:06 Uhr

für arbitrage gut aber um zu investieren

eben nun auch das Dementi der Company....

Caspian Energy Inc. - Statement re Share Price Movement
Tuesday October 30, 10:07 am ET

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Oct. 30, 2007) - The Board of Caspian Energy Inc (TSX:CEK - News; AIM:CEK), an oil and gas exploration company operating in Kazakhstan, notes the recent movement in its share price.
For a number of months the Company has undertaken discussions with potential farm-in partners concerning one of its blocks, which may or may not lead to a transaction. There is currently no firm timing regarding any potential transaction.

in Can. Boards wird disk. ob nicht die Chinesen Interesse an der kleinen CEK finden ...

José

In London 0,55 Pfund (umgerechnet 0,80 Euro)
und hier gibt es Stücke zu 0,62 EURO ??!?!?!

José

Antwort auf Hadock 01.10.07 17:10:55 Uhr

Uppps!

Mein Fehler:

http://www.caspianenergyinc.com