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CASPIAN Energy Inc.
aktuell bei 2,10 Can. Dollar
Kürzel: CEK.TO oder CEK.L
WKN: A0B8S4
hier eine kurze Präsentation:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/index.php?option=com_remosit…
die Company könnte m.E. höchst interessant sein
es sollte sich jedoch jeder selbst ein Bild machen
hier die Homepage mit vielen hilfreichen Informationen:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com
José
aktuell bei 2,10 Can. Dollar
Kürzel: CEK.TO oder CEK.L
WKN: A0B8S4
hier eine kurze Präsentation:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/index.php?option=com_remosit…
die Company könnte m.E. höchst interessant sein
es sollte sich jedoch jeder selbst ein Bild machen
hier die Homepage mit vielen hilfreichen Informationen:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com
José
alles schon passiert
es treten ja immer mehr buden da unten auf
ich komme ja kaum noch nach mit dem updaten der tabelle
http://www.russia4u.de/kaspi/kaspi.html
die werte alle ins depot legen ist auch ganz schön anstregend
es treten ja immer mehr buden da unten auf
ich komme ja kaum noch nach mit dem updaten der tabelle
http://www.russia4u.de/kaspi/kaspi.html
die werte alle ins depot legen ist auch ganz schön anstregend
[posting]19.207.453 von Upturner am 08.12.05 21:03:03[/posting]Wo liegt Kassachstan? Gibt es dort günstige Registrierkassen?
Ihr "Börsenprofis"...
Ihr "Börsenprofis"...
gepflegte Insiderkäufe im Herbst und die eingelösten Optionen will auch keiner verscherbeln...
Is mal auf der WL.
Is mal auf der WL.
ist ja nur wenig handel,
nur in toronto 4400 volumen...
nur in toronto 4400 volumen...
@Madi2000
wenig Handel ???
naja immerhin 700.000 Stücke und das zu 2,20
José
wenig Handel ???
naja immerhin 700.000 Stücke und das zu 2,20
José
schöne Cross-Trades gestern
unter anderem UBS auf der Käuferseite
José
unter anderem UBS auf der Käuferseite
José
interessante Woche
geschlossen über 2,20 Can. Dollar
und die Umsätze sind ordentlich hoch jeden Tag
hier die letzten NEWS:
Caspian Energy Inc.-Drilling Programme Progress Report
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 14, 2005
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc, (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, has drilled its first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301 to a depth of 4846 metres.
Following wireline logging, the Company has decided to run production casing and tubing and flow test the well. It is expected that the results of flow tests will be available in early December.
Seismic Programme
The Company also announces that the field acquisition phase of its second 3D Seismic programme in the northwest corner of the North Block, the area known as Baktygaryn, has been completed.
The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company`s drilling portfolio. Completion of processing and interpretation of this data will take place in early 2006.
Charles Summers, Chief Operations Officer, said:
"We are pleased with the progress at East Zhagabulak and look forward to the results of the flow tests. Our current drilling and seismic programme is on target, allowing the Company to move forward into the next phase of our development."
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.
SOURCE: Caspian Energy Inc.
Bell Pottinger Corporate and Financial Ann-marie Wilkinson/Geoff Callow 00 44 (0) 20 7861 3232
Copyright (C) 2005 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
José
geschlossen über 2,20 Can. Dollar
und die Umsätze sind ordentlich hoch jeden Tag
hier die letzten NEWS:
Caspian Energy Inc.-Drilling Programme Progress Report
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 14, 2005
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc, (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, has drilled its first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301 to a depth of 4846 metres.
Following wireline logging, the Company has decided to run production casing and tubing and flow test the well. It is expected that the results of flow tests will be available in early December.
Seismic Programme
The Company also announces that the field acquisition phase of its second 3D Seismic programme in the northwest corner of the North Block, the area known as Baktygaryn, has been completed.
The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company`s drilling portfolio. Completion of processing and interpretation of this data will take place in early 2006.
Charles Summers, Chief Operations Officer, said:
"We are pleased with the progress at East Zhagabulak and look forward to the results of the flow tests. Our current drilling and seismic programme is on target, allowing the Company to move forward into the next phase of our development."
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.
SOURCE: Caspian Energy Inc.
Bell Pottinger Corporate and Financial Ann-marie Wilkinson/Geoff Callow 00 44 (0) 20 7861 3232
Copyright (C) 2005 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
José
die Company ist noch SEHR unbekannt
hier noch etwas zu dem ersten richtigen well
Caspians first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, spudded on July 16, 2005. This well is expected to
cost in the range of US$6.8 million to US$9.2 million and to reach a depth of 5,000 metres.
Following setting of the intermediate casing on well 301 and during early stages of drilling the 8-1/2 inch hole section, mud logging operations at the location have reported recovery of drill cuttings with shows of oil over several intervals from formations in the section above the targeted Carboniferous KT-I and KT-II. Though this information is a positive indication of the presence of hydrocarbon-bearing formations it does not imply that oil is necessarily present in economical or producible quantities from this interval. Further testing is
required to make a definitive determination and the producing potential of these intervals will be further determined from electric logging and open hole testing
operations upon reaching total depth.
José
hier noch etwas zu dem ersten richtigen well
Caspians first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, spudded on July 16, 2005. This well is expected to
cost in the range of US$6.8 million to US$9.2 million and to reach a depth of 5,000 metres.
Following setting of the intermediate casing on well 301 and during early stages of drilling the 8-1/2 inch hole section, mud logging operations at the location have reported recovery of drill cuttings with shows of oil over several intervals from formations in the section above the targeted Carboniferous KT-I and KT-II. Though this information is a positive indication of the presence of hydrocarbon-bearing formations it does not imply that oil is necessarily present in economical or producible quantities from this interval. Further testing is
required to make a definitive determination and the producing potential of these intervals will be further determined from electric logging and open hole testing
operations upon reaching total depth.
José
noch ein wenig einige Hintergründe
Kazakhstan is also welcoming back the former head of Kerr McGee’s Kazakh operations, Charles Summers , who is now chief operating officer of Caspian Energy, which recently merged with another Canadian minnow Northway Explorations to buy 50% of Aral Petroleum, which has a license to develop a 2,400 square kilometer block next to Nelson Resources’ prolific Alibekmola field. Northway is headed by William Ramsay, a former chairman of Nelson.
José
Kazakhstan is also welcoming back the former head of Kerr McGee’s Kazakh operations, Charles Summers , who is now chief operating officer of Caspian Energy, which recently merged with another Canadian minnow Northway Explorations to buy 50% of Aral Petroleum, which has a license to develop a 2,400 square kilometer block next to Nelson Resources’ prolific Alibekmola field. Northway is headed by William Ramsay, a former chairman of Nelson.
José
William A.G. Ramsay
President and Chief Executive Officer, Director
William Ramsay has been engaged in private equity investments primarily in Kazakhstan since 1997. As a founder of Golden Eagle, he was actively engaged in advising companies on inward investment in the energy sector. Following the acquisition of Golden Eagle by Central Asian Industrial Holdings, he worked closely with Kazkommertsbank CJSC during which time a group of investors from Kazakhstan acquired a majority stake in Nelson Resources Inc. He became the chairman designate, and subsequently interim chairman of Nelson Resources Inc. on completion of the acquisition.
Mr. Ramsay has over 20 years experience in the Asian capital markets. From 1984 to 1990 he served as a director of Baring International Investment Management, during which years he resided in Korea and Japan, with principal responsibility for managing funds investing in the Asian equity markets. From 1991 to 1997, Mr. Ramsay was based in Hong Kong and worked for Jardine Fleming Securities as a director. His geographical areas of responsibility included Korea, Taiwan, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
also das management, finanzberichte, homepage sieht auf jeden fall ziemlich professionell aus.
mit optionsausübung müssten das maximal 100 millionen aktien werden = 220 millionen cad = 200 millionen us $
abzüglich des cashs, zuzüglich schulden zahlt man für die 50% blockanteil also gut 150 millionen $.
scheint recht billig, wenn man die baldige produktion und weitere reservenupdates annimmt, aber leider wohl auch kein super schnäppchen wie tmy bei 20 cents.
mal schauen was du noch so dazu ausgräbst.
cu gulliver
mit optionsausübung müssten das maximal 100 millionen aktien werden = 220 millionen cad = 200 millionen us $
abzüglich des cashs, zuzüglich schulden zahlt man für die 50% blockanteil also gut 150 millionen $.
scheint recht billig, wenn man die baldige produktion und weitere reservenupdates annimmt, aber leider wohl auch kein super schnäppchen wie tmy bei 20 cents.
mal schauen was du noch so dazu ausgräbst.
cu gulliver
Hast du wieder mal eine Perle ausgegraben?
Ich kann dir noch einen Nachbar sagen, der vollkommen unbekannt ist
Ich mach mich mal schlau und melde mich!
Ich kann dir noch einen Nachbar sagen, der vollkommen unbekannt ist
Ich mach mich mal schlau und melde mich!
@ josede lavega
Bist du dir auch sicher,das die ihre Lizenz behalten??
Nicht das es passiert wie bei Aurado,deren Lizenz über den Umweg über Aral Petroleum (50%Caspian Energy)jetzt evtl.bei
Caspian landet,um dann von einem nächsten wieder strittig gemacht zu werden.
Der strittige Liman Block ist ja der direkte Nachbar.
Vertrauendswürdig ist diese Bande jedenfalls auch nicht,nach der Sache mit Aurado Energy.
Bist du dir auch sicher,das die ihre Lizenz behalten??
Nicht das es passiert wie bei Aurado,deren Lizenz über den Umweg über Aral Petroleum (50%Caspian Energy)jetzt evtl.bei
Caspian landet,um dann von einem nächsten wieder strittig gemacht zu werden.
Der strittige Liman Block ist ja der direkte Nachbar.
Vertrauendswürdig ist diese Bande jedenfalls auch nicht,nach der Sache mit Aurado Energy.
@ gulliver
nein eine TMY bei 0,20 US wird man in dem
momentanen ÖL-Hype auch nicht finden
( auch wenn momentan nach der Korrektur im Öl-Preis die ein oder andere Firma in recht interessanten Regionen notiert )
die Spek. bei CEK ist momentan noch kurzfristig orientiert (hohe Umsätze, Insiderkäufe, deutlich weniger bis überhauptnicht promotet und bekannt ... ) und könnte sich zu einem langfristig interessanten Investment entwickeln.
Langfristig kommt es jedoch vor allem auf die aktuell laufende Bohrung drauf an / sowie wieviel die LIZENZEN wohl an Res. hergeben werden!
@Hainholz
tsja... die Risiken in dieser Region der Welt darf man wirklich nicht unterschätzen / die Frage ist jedoch ob das Management im Interesse der Company arbeitet, oder in die eigene Tasche. Bei TMY und Lorrie war/ist dies schön zu veranschaulichen. Dass ein CEO und größere Aktionäre ebenfalls an einem steigendem Unternehmenswert interessiert sind/waren - welcher jedoch nicht nur durch ein kurzfristiges PUSHEN entsteht, sondern durch fundamentale Daten unterlegt wird ( siehe auch momentan EL3K )
bei Aurado war dies nicht der Fall
José
nein eine TMY bei 0,20 US wird man in dem
momentanen ÖL-Hype auch nicht finden
( auch wenn momentan nach der Korrektur im Öl-Preis die ein oder andere Firma in recht interessanten Regionen notiert )
die Spek. bei CEK ist momentan noch kurzfristig orientiert (hohe Umsätze, Insiderkäufe, deutlich weniger bis überhauptnicht promotet und bekannt ... ) und könnte sich zu einem langfristig interessanten Investment entwickeln.
Langfristig kommt es jedoch vor allem auf die aktuell laufende Bohrung drauf an / sowie wieviel die LIZENZEN wohl an Res. hergeben werden!
@Hainholz
tsja... die Risiken in dieser Region der Welt darf man wirklich nicht unterschätzen / die Frage ist jedoch ob das Management im Interesse der Company arbeitet, oder in die eigene Tasche. Bei TMY und Lorrie war/ist dies schön zu veranschaulichen. Dass ein CEO und größere Aktionäre ebenfalls an einem steigendem Unternehmenswert interessiert sind/waren - welcher jedoch nicht nur durch ein kurzfristiges PUSHEN entsteht, sondern durch fundamentale Daten unterlegt wird ( siehe auch momentan EL3K )
bei Aurado war dies nicht der Fall
José
yep,
ausserdem muss man das productions agreement berücksichtigen: 3% royalty-fee, 10% öl-umsatzsteuer, 30% unternehmenssteuer und 10-30% excess-profit-steuer.
tja die sozen wussten schon immer den fleissigen in die tasche zu greifen
cu gulliver
ausserdem muss man das productions agreement berücksichtigen: 3% royalty-fee, 10% öl-umsatzsteuer, 30% unternehmenssteuer und 10-30% excess-profit-steuer.
tja die sozen wussten schon immer den fleissigen in die tasche zu greifen
cu gulliver
ich mach u.a auf VOG
bischen öl -25 mill barrel- in kasachstan
80 mill barrel gas + eventuell 240 weitere in russland
weitere erkundungsbohrungen laufen noch
habe vog angemailt
gas pipeline ist in der nähe
aber was heisst nähe in russland bei ost west ausdehnung von 11 zeitzonen oder so
i like CHAR and DGO
bischen öl -25 mill barrel- in kasachstan
80 mill barrel gas + eventuell 240 weitere in russland
weitere erkundungsbohrungen laufen noch
habe vog angemailt
gas pipeline ist in der nähe
aber was heisst nähe in russland bei ost west ausdehnung von 11 zeitzonen oder so
i like CHAR and DGO
....diesbezüglich ist das interview des westsiberianchefs sehr interesannt, da Ölfelder in unmittelbarer nähe sind....die Firma ist auch relativ unbekannt und konnte die Produktion verzehnfachen...wallstreetreporterinterview .homepage..kürzel... Voy...infos im board (atonresearch ...).mfg
@ up
vog gefällt mir auch recht gut
vor allem wenn man vor dem Sprung mitte
Nov. investiert hat
ansonsten ist die Vola hier im Moment einfach
IRRE und man sollte bez. eines Einstiegs
sehr geschickt vorgehen
kannst du West Medvezhye einschätzen ?
@ gulliver
da werden sich noch viele die Augen reiben
momentan kalk. die ganzen Schreiberlinge und Analysten damit, dass man in den Ländern so richtig absahnen kann ohne die Allgemeinheit / Staat an den gestiegenen Preisen beteiligen zu müssen ....
denke da kommt es in einigen Ländern wie in Russland - wo der Staat ab einem bestimmten Preis ein Cap. einsetzt und ab diesem überproportional die Steuergelder fließen
wenn diese dann zum Bau von Schulen, Infrastruktur, etc. ... eingesetzt werden ist das ja ok
Anderst wenn sich irgendwelche einzelen Paläste oder Privatarmeeen aufbauen und den Menschen in ihrem Land nur Schaden zufügen
José
vog gefällt mir auch recht gut
vor allem wenn man vor dem Sprung mitte
Nov. investiert hat
ansonsten ist die Vola hier im Moment einfach
IRRE und man sollte bez. eines Einstiegs
sehr geschickt vorgehen
kannst du West Medvezhye einschätzen ?
@ gulliver
da werden sich noch viele die Augen reiben
momentan kalk. die ganzen Schreiberlinge und Analysten damit, dass man in den Ländern so richtig absahnen kann ohne die Allgemeinheit / Staat an den gestiegenen Preisen beteiligen zu müssen ....
denke da kommt es in einigen Ländern wie in Russland - wo der Staat ab einem bestimmten Preis ein Cap. einsetzt und ab diesem überproportional die Steuergelder fließen
wenn diese dann zum Bau von Schulen, Infrastruktur, etc. ... eingesetzt werden ist das ja ok
Anderst wenn sich irgendwelche einzelen Paläste oder Privatarmeeen aufbauen und den Menschen in ihrem Land nur Schaden zufügen
José
@ jdv
nein
da muß man voll den angaben der unabhänigen prüfer vertrauen.
insgesamt scheint die ecke ja die gasregion der welt zu sein.
von daher sieht es erstmal gut für vog aus.
große fragezeichen stehen hinter:
was kostet anbindung des feldes an die vorhandenen pipelines?
wie hoch sind die tranportkosten?
wann kann man mit einer produktion rechnen?
welche mittel werden also in summe erstmal benötigt?
p.s.:
gasreserven habe ich mir bisher immer über die umrechnung in bopd vorgestellt.
die anderen angaben in TCF, cbm, etc sind mir einfach nicht "greiffbar".
wenn es, wie bei dragon heißt, dort lagern 160 mill. barrel =fass gas, dann kann ich mir darunter was vorstellen.
ebenso bei den flussraten pro well in bopd.
mit den überall angegebenen flussraten bei gaswells kann ich ebenfalls nichts anfangen.
nein
da muß man voll den angaben der unabhänigen prüfer vertrauen.
insgesamt scheint die ecke ja die gasregion der welt zu sein.
von daher sieht es erstmal gut für vog aus.
große fragezeichen stehen hinter:
was kostet anbindung des feldes an die vorhandenen pipelines?
wie hoch sind die tranportkosten?
wann kann man mit einer produktion rechnen?
welche mittel werden also in summe erstmal benötigt?
p.s.:
gasreserven habe ich mir bisher immer über die umrechnung in bopd vorgestellt.
die anderen angaben in TCF, cbm, etc sind mir einfach nicht "greiffbar".
wenn es, wie bei dragon heißt, dort lagern 160 mill. barrel =fass gas, dann kann ich mir darunter was vorstellen.
ebenso bei den flussraten pro well in bopd.
mit den überall angegebenen flussraten bei gaswells kann ich ebenfalls nichts anfangen.
Kurs: 2,28 und schöne dicke Nachfrage
@ Upturner
hm... denke momentan ist Gas dort unten einfach noch nicht so richtig "interessant"
was sicher aber mittel bis langfristig ändern sollte
José
@ Upturner
hm... denke momentan ist Gas dort unten einfach noch nicht so richtig "interessant"
was sicher aber mittel bis langfristig ändern sollte
José
bei vog haben sie in london wohl erstmal die nase voll
tsja man muss sich auch fragen was die da in London so treiben Wenn ich mir MAX betrachte, dann sollte Caspian und einige andere Werte noch deutliches Potential haben
José
José
2,34 Can. Dollar
und schon 200k umgesetzt
OPEC to Maintain High Production Levels
Monday December 12, 9:20 am ET
By George Jahn, Associated Press Writer
OPEC Agrees to Maintain High Production Levels While Reserving Right to Consider Cuts in 2006
KUWAIT CITY (AP) -- OPEC oil ministers agreed Monday to keep oil spigots wide open and maintain production at the organization`s highest-ever levels -- at least for now -- while reserving the right to consider cuts in early 2006 should robust demand flag and high prices fall.
The widely expected decision was reached at Monday`s OPEC ministerial policy and production meeting and made public by Libyan Oil Minister Fathi Hamed Ben Shatwan.
After the announcement, light sweet crude oil was trading up 65 cents at $60.04 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Ahead of Monday`s meeting, both the majority of OPEC oil ministers plus a panel of three ministers and the organization`s secretary general recommended maintaining present output.
They also warned the 11-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries could scale back production for mid-2006, after the high-demand heating season has ended and before the summer vacation driving period starts in the United States, OPEC`s biggest customer.
Any decision on setting new production ceilings would be reached by a Jan. 31 ministerial conference where OPEC officials will study a reduction based on expected demand for the second quarter of the new year, said Shatwan.
Confirming the decision to keep output steady, Sheik Ahmed Fahd Al Ahmed Al Sabah, OPEC`s president and Kuwait`s oil minister, said: "We prefer to have the market with secure supply and stable prices."
Al Sabah said ministers also may discuss a preferred price band at the January meeting but declined to say how far prices had to fall before outputs would be cut to reduce supply.
The ministers, he said, also agreed to shelve an offer to provide an extra 2 million barrels of oil daily whenever needed. The offer was made earlier this year to calm markets after oil prices soared to all-time highs of more than $70 a barrel due to oil facility damage from hurricanes Katrina and Rita along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
While that offer -- which was never implemented due to lack of demand -- expires Dec. 31, OPEC stands ready to renew it "whenever there is a shortage of supply," Al Sabah told reporters.
OPEC`s 10 active members, excluding Iraq, have a self-imposed 28 million barrel-a-day official quota, the highest in the group`s history.
But most members are pumping above individual limits, churning out more than 30 million barrels of crude a day -- meeting over a third of world needs and strong demand from the United States, China, India and other nations.
The meeting came amid signs that consuming nations appear to have adapted to paying more for oil without the economic downturns that have accompanied high plateaus in the price of crude previously. Current oil prices are about 40 percent above their levels at the start of the year, with no downward trend discernible.
Shatwan, of Libya, said "all are happy" with the price of crude oil, meaning producers and consumers.
Before Monday`s meeting, Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi said the recent rebound in crude prices to around $60 a barrel was driven not by lack of crude but by cold weather in the United States and a corresponding spike in natural gas prices.
Qatari Oil Minister Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah also warned of the potential for a surplus in next year`s second quarter, when demand is traditionally weaker.
"We will have to see by January what we do next," he said, alluding to plans for the extraordinary meeting of OPEC oil ministers then.
OPEC Secretary-General Adnan Shihab-Eldin said growing non-OPEC oil output could also tighten the market for his organization`s crude by mid-2006.
"Demand in the global economy is strong but non-OPEC supply is growing," Shihab-Eldin said.
José
und schon 200k umgesetzt
OPEC to Maintain High Production Levels
Monday December 12, 9:20 am ET
By George Jahn, Associated Press Writer
OPEC Agrees to Maintain High Production Levels While Reserving Right to Consider Cuts in 2006
KUWAIT CITY (AP) -- OPEC oil ministers agreed Monday to keep oil spigots wide open and maintain production at the organization`s highest-ever levels -- at least for now -- while reserving the right to consider cuts in early 2006 should robust demand flag and high prices fall.
The widely expected decision was reached at Monday`s OPEC ministerial policy and production meeting and made public by Libyan Oil Minister Fathi Hamed Ben Shatwan.
After the announcement, light sweet crude oil was trading up 65 cents at $60.04 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Ahead of Monday`s meeting, both the majority of OPEC oil ministers plus a panel of three ministers and the organization`s secretary general recommended maintaining present output.
They also warned the 11-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries could scale back production for mid-2006, after the high-demand heating season has ended and before the summer vacation driving period starts in the United States, OPEC`s biggest customer.
Any decision on setting new production ceilings would be reached by a Jan. 31 ministerial conference where OPEC officials will study a reduction based on expected demand for the second quarter of the new year, said Shatwan.
Confirming the decision to keep output steady, Sheik Ahmed Fahd Al Ahmed Al Sabah, OPEC`s president and Kuwait`s oil minister, said: "We prefer to have the market with secure supply and stable prices."
Al Sabah said ministers also may discuss a preferred price band at the January meeting but declined to say how far prices had to fall before outputs would be cut to reduce supply.
The ministers, he said, also agreed to shelve an offer to provide an extra 2 million barrels of oil daily whenever needed. The offer was made earlier this year to calm markets after oil prices soared to all-time highs of more than $70 a barrel due to oil facility damage from hurricanes Katrina and Rita along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
While that offer -- which was never implemented due to lack of demand -- expires Dec. 31, OPEC stands ready to renew it "whenever there is a shortage of supply," Al Sabah told reporters.
OPEC`s 10 active members, excluding Iraq, have a self-imposed 28 million barrel-a-day official quota, the highest in the group`s history.
But most members are pumping above individual limits, churning out more than 30 million barrels of crude a day -- meeting over a third of world needs and strong demand from the United States, China, India and other nations.
The meeting came amid signs that consuming nations appear to have adapted to paying more for oil without the economic downturns that have accompanied high plateaus in the price of crude previously. Current oil prices are about 40 percent above their levels at the start of the year, with no downward trend discernible.
Shatwan, of Libya, said "all are happy" with the price of crude oil, meaning producers and consumers.
Before Monday`s meeting, Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi said the recent rebound in crude prices to around $60 a barrel was driven not by lack of crude but by cold weather in the United States and a corresponding spike in natural gas prices.
Qatari Oil Minister Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah also warned of the potential for a surplus in next year`s second quarter, when demand is traditionally weaker.
"We will have to see by January what we do next," he said, alluding to plans for the extraordinary meeting of OPEC oil ministers then.
OPEC Secretary-General Adnan Shihab-Eldin said growing non-OPEC oil output could also tighten the market for his organization`s crude by mid-2006.
"Demand in the global economy is strong but non-OPEC supply is growing," Shihab-Eldin said.
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ConocoPhillips, Burlington talking $30 billion merger
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2.44 Can.Dollar
und bereits 450.000 Stücke gehandelt
na so langsam könnten sie aber einmal
NEWS rauslassen
das riecht ja förmlich nach interessanten Dingen
José
und bereits 450.000 Stücke gehandelt
na so langsam könnten sie aber einmal
NEWS rauslassen
das riecht ja förmlich nach interessanten Dingen
José
schon wieder eine Menge los da drüben
realtime 2,55 Can.Dollar
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realtime 2,55 Can.Dollar
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Die Region um das Kaspische Meer
Der Weltenergiebedarf wird nach Schätzungen des Weltenergierates bis 2020 um 50 Prozent steigen wird. Allein die USA werden in zehn Jahren etwa 60 Prozent und Europa sogar 70 Prozent seiner Energie importieren müssen. Und auch der Energieverbrauch in China wird sich bis dahin verdoppelt haben. So wird auch China 40 Prozent seines Energiebedarfs importieren müssen.
Schätzungen über das verfügbare Volumen in der Region um das Kaspische Meer reichen von 50 (etwa soviel wie in der Nordsee) bis 110 Milliarden Fass Erdöl und etwa 7-9 Billionen Kubikmeter Erdgas.
Erst im Sommer 2000 wurde vor der kasachischen Küste das Kashagan-Ölfeld entdeckt, das als eines der 5-größten der Welt gilt. Demgegenüber werden die Ölquellen der Nordsee in ungefähr zehn Jahren nicht mehr sprudeln. Spätestens dann muss das Öl aus den Feldern um das Kaspische Meer, das Kaspi-Öl, so reichlich in die Volkswirtschaften des Westens fließen, dass die Abhängigkeit vom OPEC-Öl eingegrenzt werden kann. Was um so wichtiger sein wird, als der weltweite Verbrauch, auch infolge der Industrialisierung Asiens, permanent steigt. Allein im Rohstoffsektor dieses zentralasiatischen Landes wurden seit der Unabhängigkeit im Jahr 1991 mehr als 20 Milliarden Dollar investiert. Die Entdeckung des Kashagan-Feldes war der größte Ölfund seit drei Jahrzehnten. Geologen des italienischen Ölkonzerns Agip entdeckten das auf 30 Mrd. Barrel geschätzte Erdölfeld in 4.500 Meter Tiefe inmitten des nordkaspischen Naturschutzgebiets. Unter einem uralten Korallenatoll gelegen, ist Kashagan vermutlich die 2-größte Ölblase der Erde. Die größte, Ghawar in Saudi-Arabien, birgt etwa 80 Millarden Barrel. Seit dem sensationellen Fund in Alaskas Prudhoe Bay im Jahr 1970 wurde nicht mehr so viel Erdöl an einem Ort entdeckt. Die Felder der Nordsee bergen noch insgesamt 17 Milliarden Barrel. Ein weiteres riesiges Feld ist das Tengiz-Feld. Es beinhaltet die 4. größten Reserven der Welt. Volle Produktion ab 2006.
Kasachstan, noch vor einem Jahrzehnt eine rückständige Sowjetrepublik, wird sich in naher Zukunft einen Platz in den Top Five der Erdölexporteure entwickeln. Jeden Tag bis zu fünf Millionen Barrel könnte das Land schon im Jahr 2010 an den Rest der Welt verkaufen. Öl und Gas ist aber bei weitem nicht alles. Kasachstan zählt zu den wichtigsten Bergbauländern der Welt. Neben Kohle, Erdöl, Erdgas, sind dort die größten Zinkreserven der Welt, die zweitgrößten Blei-, Chrom- und Silberreserven; Goldvorkommen von "beachtlicher Größe" und Bauxit, Eisen, Kadmium, Kaolin, Kupfer, Mangan, Molybdän, Phosphorit, Uran und Wolfram. Entsprechend bunt ist das Treiben im Land. Bergbau- und Energieunternehmen aus den USA, Japan, Kanada, BRD, Großbritannien , Australien, Neuseeland und Israel buddeln neben russischen in der Erde.
Die Erdgaslager in der Kaspi/ Kaukasusregion sollen noch bedeutender sein als die Erdölreserven. So wird Turkmenistan oft das neue Kuwait am Kaspischen Meer genannt: Die seit zehn Jahren unabhängige ex-sowjetische Wüstenrepublik sitzt auf immensen Reichtümern. Die Gasvorkommen allein werden auf zwei Billionen Kubikmeter geschätzt, die viertgrößten bis drittgrößten (hinter Russland und Iran) der Welt.
In Aserbaidschan sind über zehn westliche Ölgesellschaften (ExxonMobil, BP , Agip, Shell u.a.) aktiv.
Das Kaspische Meer hat keinen Zugang zu den Weltmeeren. Das Öl und Gas muß also über Pipelines abtransportiert werden.
Die russische Blue Stream Gas-Pipeline führt von Izobilnoye (Russland) unter dem Schwarzen Meer hindurch in die Türkei nach Samsun. Baukosten 3,4 Mrd USD. Seit 2003 in Betrieb.
Turkmenistan hat die viertgrößten Erdgasvorkommen der Welt. Mit einer geplanten Pipeline über Afghanistan nach Pakistan würde sich die Abhängigkeit von Turkmenistan von Russland mindern. Bis zu 30 Milliarden Kubikmeter Erdgas aus den bislang noch weitgehend unerschlossenen Vorkommen Turkmenistans könnte sie im Jahr ins pakistanische Karatschi transportieren. Später soll parallel dazu eine zweite Röhre für Erdöl folgen. Die etwa 1500 Kilometer lange Trasse soll durch den Korridor von Herat nach Kandahar verlaufen.
Seit 2005 ist die Baku-Tiflis-Ceyhan-Pipeline (BTC) in Betrieb. Durch Georgien wird sie die aserbaidschanischen Ölquellen im Kaspischen Meer mit dem Hafen Ceyhan an der türkischen Mittelmeerküste verbinden.
Bereits seit 1999 in Betrieb ist die Pipeline von Baku zum georgischen Schwarzmeer-Hafen Supsa. Von dort wird das Öl per Tanker durch den Bosporus in die weite Welt transportiert.
Im Bau ist eine gigantische Trasse von den riesigen Tengiz-Feldern in Kasachstan zum russischen Schwarzmeerhafen Noworossisk.
siehe auch Thread: +++ RISK & CHANCE --> The Caspian Sea !?!?!? +++ +++ RISK & CHANCE --> The Caspian Sea !?!?!? +++
Der Weltenergiebedarf wird nach Schätzungen des Weltenergierates bis 2020 um 50 Prozent steigen wird. Allein die USA werden in zehn Jahren etwa 60 Prozent und Europa sogar 70 Prozent seiner Energie importieren müssen. Und auch der Energieverbrauch in China wird sich bis dahin verdoppelt haben. So wird auch China 40 Prozent seines Energiebedarfs importieren müssen.
Schätzungen über das verfügbare Volumen in der Region um das Kaspische Meer reichen von 50 (etwa soviel wie in der Nordsee) bis 110 Milliarden Fass Erdöl und etwa 7-9 Billionen Kubikmeter Erdgas.
Erst im Sommer 2000 wurde vor der kasachischen Küste das Kashagan-Ölfeld entdeckt, das als eines der 5-größten der Welt gilt. Demgegenüber werden die Ölquellen der Nordsee in ungefähr zehn Jahren nicht mehr sprudeln. Spätestens dann muss das Öl aus den Feldern um das Kaspische Meer, das Kaspi-Öl, so reichlich in die Volkswirtschaften des Westens fließen, dass die Abhängigkeit vom OPEC-Öl eingegrenzt werden kann. Was um so wichtiger sein wird, als der weltweite Verbrauch, auch infolge der Industrialisierung Asiens, permanent steigt. Allein im Rohstoffsektor dieses zentralasiatischen Landes wurden seit der Unabhängigkeit im Jahr 1991 mehr als 20 Milliarden Dollar investiert. Die Entdeckung des Kashagan-Feldes war der größte Ölfund seit drei Jahrzehnten. Geologen des italienischen Ölkonzerns Agip entdeckten das auf 30 Mrd. Barrel geschätzte Erdölfeld in 4.500 Meter Tiefe inmitten des nordkaspischen Naturschutzgebiets. Unter einem uralten Korallenatoll gelegen, ist Kashagan vermutlich die 2-größte Ölblase der Erde. Die größte, Ghawar in Saudi-Arabien, birgt etwa 80 Millarden Barrel. Seit dem sensationellen Fund in Alaskas Prudhoe Bay im Jahr 1970 wurde nicht mehr so viel Erdöl an einem Ort entdeckt. Die Felder der Nordsee bergen noch insgesamt 17 Milliarden Barrel. Ein weiteres riesiges Feld ist das Tengiz-Feld. Es beinhaltet die 4. größten Reserven der Welt. Volle Produktion ab 2006.
Kasachstan, noch vor einem Jahrzehnt eine rückständige Sowjetrepublik, wird sich in naher Zukunft einen Platz in den Top Five der Erdölexporteure entwickeln. Jeden Tag bis zu fünf Millionen Barrel könnte das Land schon im Jahr 2010 an den Rest der Welt verkaufen. Öl und Gas ist aber bei weitem nicht alles. Kasachstan zählt zu den wichtigsten Bergbauländern der Welt. Neben Kohle, Erdöl, Erdgas, sind dort die größten Zinkreserven der Welt, die zweitgrößten Blei-, Chrom- und Silberreserven; Goldvorkommen von "beachtlicher Größe" und Bauxit, Eisen, Kadmium, Kaolin, Kupfer, Mangan, Molybdän, Phosphorit, Uran und Wolfram. Entsprechend bunt ist das Treiben im Land. Bergbau- und Energieunternehmen aus den USA, Japan, Kanada, BRD, Großbritannien , Australien, Neuseeland und Israel buddeln neben russischen in der Erde.
Die Erdgaslager in der Kaspi/ Kaukasusregion sollen noch bedeutender sein als die Erdölreserven. So wird Turkmenistan oft das neue Kuwait am Kaspischen Meer genannt: Die seit zehn Jahren unabhängige ex-sowjetische Wüstenrepublik sitzt auf immensen Reichtümern. Die Gasvorkommen allein werden auf zwei Billionen Kubikmeter geschätzt, die viertgrößten bis drittgrößten (hinter Russland und Iran) der Welt.
In Aserbaidschan sind über zehn westliche Ölgesellschaften (ExxonMobil, BP , Agip, Shell u.a.) aktiv.
Das Kaspische Meer hat keinen Zugang zu den Weltmeeren. Das Öl und Gas muß also über Pipelines abtransportiert werden.
Die russische Blue Stream Gas-Pipeline führt von Izobilnoye (Russland) unter dem Schwarzen Meer hindurch in die Türkei nach Samsun. Baukosten 3,4 Mrd USD. Seit 2003 in Betrieb.
Turkmenistan hat die viertgrößten Erdgasvorkommen der Welt. Mit einer geplanten Pipeline über Afghanistan nach Pakistan würde sich die Abhängigkeit von Turkmenistan von Russland mindern. Bis zu 30 Milliarden Kubikmeter Erdgas aus den bislang noch weitgehend unerschlossenen Vorkommen Turkmenistans könnte sie im Jahr ins pakistanische Karatschi transportieren. Später soll parallel dazu eine zweite Röhre für Erdöl folgen. Die etwa 1500 Kilometer lange Trasse soll durch den Korridor von Herat nach Kandahar verlaufen.
Seit 2005 ist die Baku-Tiflis-Ceyhan-Pipeline (BTC) in Betrieb. Durch Georgien wird sie die aserbaidschanischen Ölquellen im Kaspischen Meer mit dem Hafen Ceyhan an der türkischen Mittelmeerküste verbinden.
Bereits seit 1999 in Betrieb ist die Pipeline von Baku zum georgischen Schwarzmeer-Hafen Supsa. Von dort wird das Öl per Tanker durch den Bosporus in die weite Welt transportiert.
Im Bau ist eine gigantische Trasse von den riesigen Tengiz-Feldern in Kasachstan zum russischen Schwarzmeerhafen Noworossisk.
siehe auch Thread: +++ RISK & CHANCE --> The Caspian Sea !?!?!? +++ +++ RISK & CHANCE --> The Caspian Sea !?!?!? +++
und wieder bei 2,10 Can.Dollar
angekommen
was für eine Woche
hier ne kurze Info aus Gesprächen die ich heute geführt habe:
1. When will we see results from well 301 The well is being swabbed right now. Brine had been circulated as an anti-corrosive measure. We are now in the process of removing this hydrostatic head before the well will kick-off, start flowing and get tested.
2. When will you start with well302 The drilling rig will move from 301 to 302 immediately after testing is complete. The rig move will take about two weeks. We expect to spud prior to calendar year-end.
3. How much proved res. is your goul for the north block? Please see the beneath excerpt from 3Q MD&A
betrachtet man sich nur die akt.Marktkap. und vergleicht sie mit all den anderen Explorern dann gefällt mir CEK immer besser
die Frage ist momentan jedoch noch die gleiche:
wird well 301 erfolgreich sein ( kostet ja immerhin im Gesamten über 10 Mil. US dollar und ist das 1. well )
Klares Ziel der Company ist es die Res. nach westlichem Standard nachzuweisen
würde dies nur in kleinem Umfang gelingen, dann haben wir hier einen Giganten
Please see the beneath excerpt from 3Q MD&A
“Following are the other exploration areas within the North Block and the reserve estimates put forth by the Government of Kazakhstan. Again, Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. Zhagabulak – 20 million barrels oil in place, 6 million barrels recoverable, Kozdysay – 567 million and 17 million, respectively, Tashir – 126 million and 38 million, respectively, Bulash – 116 million and 35 million, respectively, and Shegelshy – 90 million and 31 million, respectively. The grand totals estimated by the Kazakh Government for the North Block are 2,404 million barrels oil in place and 726 million barrels oil recoverable.”
José
angekommen
was für eine Woche
hier ne kurze Info aus Gesprächen die ich heute geführt habe:
1. When will we see results from well 301 The well is being swabbed right now. Brine had been circulated as an anti-corrosive measure. We are now in the process of removing this hydrostatic head before the well will kick-off, start flowing and get tested.
2. When will you start with well302 The drilling rig will move from 301 to 302 immediately after testing is complete. The rig move will take about two weeks. We expect to spud prior to calendar year-end.
3. How much proved res. is your goul for the north block? Please see the beneath excerpt from 3Q MD&A
betrachtet man sich nur die akt.Marktkap. und vergleicht sie mit all den anderen Explorern dann gefällt mir CEK immer besser
die Frage ist momentan jedoch noch die gleiche:
wird well 301 erfolgreich sein ( kostet ja immerhin im Gesamten über 10 Mil. US dollar und ist das 1. well )
Klares Ziel der Company ist es die Res. nach westlichem Standard nachzuweisen
würde dies nur in kleinem Umfang gelingen, dann haben wir hier einen Giganten
Please see the beneath excerpt from 3Q MD&A
“Following are the other exploration areas within the North Block and the reserve estimates put forth by the Government of Kazakhstan. Again, Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. Zhagabulak – 20 million barrels oil in place, 6 million barrels recoverable, Kozdysay – 567 million and 17 million, respectively, Tashir – 126 million and 38 million, respectively, Bulash – 116 million and 35 million, respectively, and Shegelshy – 90 million and 31 million, respectively. The grand totals estimated by the Kazakh Government for the North Block are 2,404 million barrels oil in place and 726 million barrels oil recoverable.”
José
schöner Schluss bei 2,10 bis 2,15 Can.$
und ordentliche Geldseiten
José
und ordentliche Geldseiten
José
Kazakhstan Opens Oil Pipeline to China
Thursday December 15, 4:21 am ET
Kazakh President Opens Major Pipeline to Carry Oil to Energy-Hungry China
ASTANA, Kazakhstan (AP) -- Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev on Thursday ceremonially opened the taps of a new pipeline carrying oil from one of the region`s greatest energy powers to one of its hungriest consumers, China.
The 625-mile pipeline designed to carry 140 million barrels of oil a year opens a huge market for the Central Asian nation expected to become one of the world`s top oil exporters. Kazakhstan is aiming to more than double its production from 1.3 million barrels to 3 million barrels a day by 2015, the Oil Ministry says.
For China, the new route is a key step toward securing adequate foreign energy supplies for its booming economy. Out of China`s total oil consumption last year of 6.7 million barrels a day, almost half came from imports, according to figures from oil company BP PLC.
The oil-rich former Soviet republic`s first pipeline bypassing Russia began to fill with oil as Nazarbayev pushed a button at the headquarters of the national KazMunaiGaz company in the capital Astana. The pipeline is a 50-50 joint venture between state companies China National Petroleum Corp. and KazMunaiGaz.
"It will work for the good of our two peoples," Nazarbayev said.
Until now, the main route for Kazakh oil exports has been the Caspian Pipeline, which was launched in 2001 to join the giant western Tengiz oil field with Russia`s Black Sea port of Novorossiisk.
The new pipeline starts in the central Kazakh town of Atasu and runs to the Altaw Pass in northwestern China. It will initially carry oil from the Kumkol field in central Kazakhstan, which is being worked by CNPC following its acquisition of the field`s operator earlier this year.
By 2011, when it reaches full capacity, the pipeline is expected to be used to ship oil from Russia`s western Siberia.
Thursday December 15, 4:21 am ET
Kazakh President Opens Major Pipeline to Carry Oil to Energy-Hungry China
ASTANA, Kazakhstan (AP) -- Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev on Thursday ceremonially opened the taps of a new pipeline carrying oil from one of the region`s greatest energy powers to one of its hungriest consumers, China.
The 625-mile pipeline designed to carry 140 million barrels of oil a year opens a huge market for the Central Asian nation expected to become one of the world`s top oil exporters. Kazakhstan is aiming to more than double its production from 1.3 million barrels to 3 million barrels a day by 2015, the Oil Ministry says.
For China, the new route is a key step toward securing adequate foreign energy supplies for its booming economy. Out of China`s total oil consumption last year of 6.7 million barrels a day, almost half came from imports, according to figures from oil company BP PLC.
The oil-rich former Soviet republic`s first pipeline bypassing Russia began to fill with oil as Nazarbayev pushed a button at the headquarters of the national KazMunaiGaz company in the capital Astana. The pipeline is a 50-50 joint venture between state companies China National Petroleum Corp. and KazMunaiGaz.
"It will work for the good of our two peoples," Nazarbayev said.
Until now, the main route for Kazakh oil exports has been the Caspian Pipeline, which was launched in 2001 to join the giant western Tengiz oil field with Russia`s Black Sea port of Novorossiisk.
The new pipeline starts in the central Kazakh town of Atasu and runs to the Altaw Pass in northwestern China. It will initially carry oil from the Kumkol field in central Kazakhstan, which is being worked by CNPC following its acquisition of the field`s operator earlier this year.
By 2011, when it reaches full capacity, the pipeline is expected to be used to ship oil from Russia`s western Siberia.
bei vielen Werten wird es deutlich ruhiger
doch bei CEK wird es von Tag zu Tag spannender
das Zauberwörtchen auf das jeder bei CEK wartet ist:
Bohrergebnisse !!!
José
doch bei CEK wird es von Tag zu Tag spannender
das Zauberwörtchen auf das jeder bei CEK wartet ist:
Bohrergebnisse !!!
José
heute geht es aber rund in Canada
über 400k umgesetzt
und 1,98 zu 1,99 Can $
soeben zu 1,99 Can $ zugeschlagen
José
über 400k umgesetzt
und 1,98 zu 1,99 Can $
soeben zu 1,99 Can $ zugeschlagen
José
hui
mein Limit mit 1,82 Can. Dollar hat gegriffen
nächste Stücke ins Portf. gewandert
da geht es jetzt aber gewaltig zur Sache
José
mein Limit mit 1,82 Can. Dollar hat gegriffen
nächste Stücke ins Portf. gewandert
da geht es jetzt aber gewaltig zur Sache
José
ich kauf bei < 1,5
gibt wohl Probleme beim "Testen"
was einen acid-job notwendig macht
da das Equipment nicht an Ort und Stelle ist
wird es wohl nochmals in etwa 10 Tage dauern
bis wir etwas von dem well hören ...
Tsja that´s oil b.
werde bei Schwäche hier weiter zukaufen
da mir die Felder zu gut gefallen
Schlusskurs: 1,80 Can.
José
was einen acid-job notwendig macht
da das Equipment nicht an Ort und Stelle ist
wird es wohl nochmals in etwa 10 Tage dauern
bis wir etwas von dem well hören ...
Tsja that´s oil b.
werde bei Schwäche hier weiter zukaufen
da mir die Felder zu gut gefallen
Schlusskurs: 1,80 Can.
José
für alle die sich fragen was ein acid-job ist: Well Workover and Intervention
José
José
na fürs erste waren das keine schlechten Käufe
Kurs nun wieder bei 2 Can. Dollar
José
Kurs nun wieder bei 2 Can. Dollar
José
@Up
wenn du BMB und Biggy in dem Index hast,
dann MUSS CEK aber auch rein
Kurs wieder bei 2 Can.
José
wenn du BMB und Biggy in dem Index hast,
dann MUSS CEK aber auch rein
Kurs wieder bei 2 Can.
José
ja jose
das wird kommen
ich bleibe dran bei cek
das wird kommen
ich bleibe dran bei cek
ich wünsche Euch allen
ein frohes und gesegnetes Weihnachtsfest
Euer
José
ein frohes und gesegnetes Weihnachtsfest
Euer
José
East Zhagabulak (EZ)
The East Zhagabulak Area is located in the southeastern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 622 million barrels of oil in place with 187 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. The Company considers the East Zhagabulak Area its primary target due to the coverage density of the Soviet age 2-D seismic survey and the existence of significant, neighbouring oil producing fields, as well as the presence of the Company-operated producing well EZ#213, in the northern part of the East Zhagabulak field.
To date, the initial 3-D seismic program covering 406 square kilometres has been completed, processed and interpreted, indicating significant structures. Processing through Pre-Stack Time Migration (PSTM) of the Zhagabulak 3-D seismic data set was completed at the end of August 2005. The processing was performed by PGD-Dank (a division of Paradigm Geophysical) in Almaty, ROK. Following processing, the data set was transferred to Halliburton’s Landmark Geophysical office in Moscow, Russia for interpretation. Processing through Pre-Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) continues at the end of the third quarter. The presence of a broad, extensive structure separating Zhagabulak from neighboring producing fields has been noted and several potential drilling locations have been identified. The location for the first well on the block, EZ#301, was chosen from an earlier fast-track interpretation of the data set, 1.1 km southwest of well EZ#213. A contract with Nabors Drilling International was concluded in April 2005 and the well spud on July 16, 2005. The well was still drilling at the end of the third quarter. A second location, EZ#302 was selected and a site prepared for the drilling rig. The location is 3.6 km. southwest of EZ#301 and appears structurally updip to that well. EZ#302 is expected to spud prior to December 31, 2005.
Baktygarin
The Baktygarin Area is located in the northwestern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program.
The tender for the acquisition of 235 square kilometres of 3-D seismic was released and responses were received. In September 2005, Azimut Energy Services began work in the Baktygaryn Area. The acquisition program was completed during November 2005. The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company’s drilling portfolio.
Other Areas Within The North Block
Following are the other exploration areas within the North Block and the reserve estimates put forth by the Government of Kazakhstan. Again, Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. Zhagabulak – 20 million barrels oil in place, 6 million barrels recoverable, Kozdysay – 567 million and 17 million, respectively, Tashir – 126 million and 38 million, respectively, Bulash – 116 million and 35 million, respectively, and Shegelshy – 90 million and 31 million, respectively. The grand totals estimated by the Kazakh Government for the North Block are 2,404 million barrels oil in place and 726 million barrels oil recoverable.
During the fourth quarter of calendar 2004, the Company undertook to reprocess and interpret approximately 3,000 kilometres of Soviet age 2-D seismic data in other areas of the original concession. Although the reprocessing effort continues at the end of the third quarter of fiscal 2006, the Company identified the Baktygaryn Area for acquiring additional 3-D seismic.
During March 2005, Aral was awarded the exploration rights over an additional 1,110 square kilometre area adjacent to the north and west portions of the North Block. This
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new territory contains additional seismic and well data and efforts to identify that data for incorporation into the electronic database have begun. Evaluation of the North Block extension, the preliminary identification of potential drilling areas and plans on how to explore are in process.
Digitization and calibration of the existing Soviet age well log data across the entire North Block territory for those wells penetrating into the formations below the Permian salt complex has been completed and petrophysical analysis of these wells will commence in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006.
The East Zhagabulak Area is located in the southeastern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 622 million barrels of oil in place with 187 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. The Company considers the East Zhagabulak Area its primary target due to the coverage density of the Soviet age 2-D seismic survey and the existence of significant, neighbouring oil producing fields, as well as the presence of the Company-operated producing well EZ#213, in the northern part of the East Zhagabulak field.
To date, the initial 3-D seismic program covering 406 square kilometres has been completed, processed and interpreted, indicating significant structures. Processing through Pre-Stack Time Migration (PSTM) of the Zhagabulak 3-D seismic data set was completed at the end of August 2005. The processing was performed by PGD-Dank (a division of Paradigm Geophysical) in Almaty, ROK. Following processing, the data set was transferred to Halliburton’s Landmark Geophysical office in Moscow, Russia for interpretation. Processing through Pre-Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) continues at the end of the third quarter. The presence of a broad, extensive structure separating Zhagabulak from neighboring producing fields has been noted and several potential drilling locations have been identified. The location for the first well on the block, EZ#301, was chosen from an earlier fast-track interpretation of the data set, 1.1 km southwest of well EZ#213. A contract with Nabors Drilling International was concluded in April 2005 and the well spud on July 16, 2005. The well was still drilling at the end of the third quarter. A second location, EZ#302 was selected and a site prepared for the drilling rig. The location is 3.6 km. southwest of EZ#301 and appears structurally updip to that well. EZ#302 is expected to spud prior to December 31, 2005.
Baktygarin
The Baktygarin Area is located in the northwestern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program.
The tender for the acquisition of 235 square kilometres of 3-D seismic was released and responses were received. In September 2005, Azimut Energy Services began work in the Baktygaryn Area. The acquisition program was completed during November 2005. The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company’s drilling portfolio.
Other Areas Within The North Block
Following are the other exploration areas within the North Block and the reserve estimates put forth by the Government of Kazakhstan. Again, Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program. Zhagabulak – 20 million barrels oil in place, 6 million barrels recoverable, Kozdysay – 567 million and 17 million, respectively, Tashir – 126 million and 38 million, respectively, Bulash – 116 million and 35 million, respectively, and Shegelshy – 90 million and 31 million, respectively. The grand totals estimated by the Kazakh Government for the North Block are 2,404 million barrels oil in place and 726 million barrels oil recoverable.
During the fourth quarter of calendar 2004, the Company undertook to reprocess and interpret approximately 3,000 kilometres of Soviet age 2-D seismic data in other areas of the original concession. Although the reprocessing effort continues at the end of the third quarter of fiscal 2006, the Company identified the Baktygaryn Area for acquiring additional 3-D seismic.
During March 2005, Aral was awarded the exploration rights over an additional 1,110 square kilometre area adjacent to the north and west portions of the North Block. This
5
new territory contains additional seismic and well data and efforts to identify that data for incorporation into the electronic database have begun. Evaluation of the North Block extension, the preliminary identification of potential drilling areas and plans on how to explore are in process.
Digitization and calibration of the existing Soviet age well log data across the entire North Block territory for those wells penetrating into the formations below the Permian salt complex has been completed and petrophysical analysis of these wells will commence in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006.
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 will be processed through PSDM. Completion of processing and interpretation of this data will take place in early 2006.
2,11 zu 2,12 Can. Dollar
bei bereits über 800.000 Stücken
José
bei bereits über 800.000 Stücken
José
viele haben vielleicht nicht verstanden warum ich TMY verkauft habe
tsja CEK is a wonderful company i think
mein Freund "geoman" bringt es auf den Punkt:
""""By comparison, TMY had 7.8 MM Barrels of reserves at this stage of development per Kaz government. It is now sitting on 180 + 2P, and possible of over a billion barrels.
CEK looks like it will be substnatially larger, like 5 times.""""
jetzt einfach MK von TMY und die von CEK vergleichen
long and strong und am sammeln
José
tsja CEK is a wonderful company i think
mein Freund "geoman" bringt es auf den Punkt:
""""By comparison, TMY had 7.8 MM Barrels of reserves at this stage of development per Kaz government. It is now sitting on 180 + 2P, and possible of over a billion barrels.
CEK looks like it will be substnatially larger, like 5 times.""""
jetzt einfach MK von TMY und die von CEK vergleichen
long and strong und am sammeln
José
Hallo JosedelaVega,
wie bist du denn an die Aktie herangekommen? Ich bin auch sehr interessiert und wollte gerade eben über die DAB Bank ordern. Klappt aber nicht ist bei denen nicht verfügbar, werder übers Onlineorder noch Telefon.
Gruß Hadock
wie bist du denn an die Aktie herangekommen? Ich bin auch sehr interessiert und wollte gerade eben über die DAB Bank ordern. Klappt aber nicht ist bei denen nicht verfügbar, werder übers Onlineorder noch Telefon.
Gruß Hadock
@ Hadock
Handel sowohl in Toronto
wie auch in London
Toronto ist einiges
fairer, da die AIM eine Abzocker
Börse mit 2 Klassengesellschaft
ist
Kürzel: CEK.TO
WKN: A0B8S4
José
Handel sowohl in Toronto
wie auch in London
Toronto ist einiges
fairer, da die AIM eine Abzocker
Börse mit 2 Klassengesellschaft
ist
Kürzel: CEK.TO
WKN: A0B8S4
José
Schlusskurs bei 2,17 Can. Dollar
+ 15%
bei über 1.000.000 Stücke Umsatz
NEWS von HEUTE
Caspian Energy Inc.: Update-East Zhagabulak #301; Spudding of East Zhagabulak #302
1/4/06
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jan 4, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) --
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX:CEK) (AIM:CEK) ("Caspian" or the "Company"), 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, spudded its second exploration well, East Zhagabulak #302, on 25 December, 2005. The well is programmed for a total depth of 4900 meters (16,076 feet) and has set surface casing at 632 meters (2,073 feet). The well is approximately 3.6 km. southwest of the Company`s first exploration well EZ#301.
East Zhagabulak #301 reached a total depth of 4846 meters (15,899 feet) and encountered approximately 101 meters (331 feet) of net pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is currently flowing to the Central Production Unit and will be acidized, prior to testing being completed. The Company will announce the results of the testing as soon as a stable flow rate has been achieved. The Company expects testing to be completed prior to the end of January, depending upon the availability of equipment and the winter weather.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ 213) and that productive intervals were bypassed in the earlier wells, which were drilled during the Soviet era.
"We are continuing to test EZ #301 and are encouraged by the initial results." said Charles Summers, Caspian Energy Inc. chief operating officer, "and we are planning an acid job to clean up the perforations and any near well bore damage to bring the well up to its potential."
José
+ 15%
bei über 1.000.000 Stücke Umsatz
NEWS von HEUTE
Caspian Energy Inc.: Update-East Zhagabulak #301; Spudding of East Zhagabulak #302
1/4/06
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jan 4, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) --
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX:CEK) (AIM:CEK) ("Caspian" or the "Company"), 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, spudded its second exploration well, East Zhagabulak #302, on 25 December, 2005. The well is programmed for a total depth of 4900 meters (16,076 feet) and has set surface casing at 632 meters (2,073 feet). The well is approximately 3.6 km. southwest of the Company`s first exploration well EZ#301.
East Zhagabulak #301 reached a total depth of 4846 meters (15,899 feet) and encountered approximately 101 meters (331 feet) of net pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is currently flowing to the Central Production Unit and will be acidized, prior to testing being completed. The Company will announce the results of the testing as soon as a stable flow rate has been achieved. The Company expects testing to be completed prior to the end of January, depending upon the availability of equipment and the winter weather.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ 213) and that productive intervals were bypassed in the earlier wells, which were drilled during the Soviet era.
"We are continuing to test EZ #301 and are encouraged by the initial results." said Charles Summers, Caspian Energy Inc. chief operating officer, "and we are planning an acid job to clean up the perforations and any near well bore damage to bring the well up to its potential."
José
East Zhagabulak #301 reached a total depth of 4846 meters (15,899 feet) and encountered approximately 101 meters (331 feet) of net pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs
José
José
jedem Kaz. Fan ist sicherlich bekannt dass Lukoil
letzte Woche sich erneut stark für Kaz. ausgesprochen hat und hier seine Zukunft sieht
ebenfalls sollte jeder noch in Erinnerung haben, dass Lukoil vor nicht all zu langer Zeit Nel.Res. aufgekauft hat
deren Alibekmola-Feld liegt im North-Block von Caspian, genauso wie das South-Alibekm.Feld welches ebenfalls ein kleines kleines Gebietchen im riessigen NORTH-Block ist
der North-Block gehört wem ?
CEK - Caspian Energy
wer ist 50% Partner dieses enormen Gebietes mit einigen Feldern ?
Aral Capital
wer steckt hinter Aral Capital
eine Familie:
die Arzden family
und jetzt die operational strategy of the Company is as follows:
•To prove-up the maximum amount of reserves with the minimum number of
wells
•To utilize 3-D seismic and international standards and evaluation
technology
•To focus initially on the Zhagabulak area in the North Block, where the
pilot production exists, and then move to other areas within the North Block
•To position the Company to maximize value to the investor through sales
of discovered fields, selected developments, or sale of the North Block !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
allen ein schönes Wochenende
José
letzte Woche sich erneut stark für Kaz. ausgesprochen hat und hier seine Zukunft sieht
ebenfalls sollte jeder noch in Erinnerung haben, dass Lukoil vor nicht all zu langer Zeit Nel.Res. aufgekauft hat
deren Alibekmola-Feld liegt im North-Block von Caspian, genauso wie das South-Alibekm.Feld welches ebenfalls ein kleines kleines Gebietchen im riessigen NORTH-Block ist
der North-Block gehört wem ?
CEK - Caspian Energy
wer ist 50% Partner dieses enormen Gebietes mit einigen Feldern ?
Aral Capital
wer steckt hinter Aral Capital
eine Familie:
die Arzden family
und jetzt die operational strategy of the Company is as follows:
•To prove-up the maximum amount of reserves with the minimum number of
wells
•To utilize 3-D seismic and international standards and evaluation
technology
•To focus initially on the Zhagabulak area in the North Block, where the
pilot production exists, and then move to other areas within the North Block
•To position the Company to maximize value to the investor through sales
of discovered fields, selected developments, or sale of the North Block !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
allen ein schönes Wochenende
José
Bin bei Brokerjet und die haben nicht mal den Börsenplatz von Toronto zur Auswahl. In Berlin bekomm ich keine Stücke zu vernünftigen Preisen. Hoffe, dies wird sich bald ändern, bevor die meisten dieses Potential von Kasachstan erkennen.
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@ Albatossa
bez. des IRAN
da würde ich mir keine Sorgen machen
ohne ÖL-Einnahmen steht der IRAN sehr schlecht da
wollen wir nur hoffen dass eine Eon nicht mit diesen Verbrechern einen Abnahmevertrag macht ( wie man hört sind sie im Moment in Gesprächen ) und das Volk bald
den Mut hat diesen XXX davonzujagen
José
bez. des IRAN
da würde ich mir keine Sorgen machen
ohne ÖL-Einnahmen steht der IRAN sehr schlecht da
wollen wir nur hoffen dass eine Eon nicht mit diesen Verbrechern einen Abnahmevertrag macht ( wie man hört sind sie im Moment in Gesprächen ) und das Volk bald
den Mut hat diesen XXX davonzujagen
José
hmmm, ja ich hab auch welche gekauft!!
nur die teilausführungen in toronto nerven.
das sieht alles in allem gut aus.
tmy ist sicher auch heute noch zu tief bewertet, doch es gibt wie jose sagt auf dem niveau auch alternativen.
ich habe auch zu den tmy disidenten gewechselt.
man sieht regelrecht in den letzten 4 wochen wie die boards von tmy verwaisen. es kommen immer mehr unbekannte und schreiben irgenwas. (so wie ich hier)
ich bin auch etwas verunsichert mit der exportsteuer. falls bei tmy vielleicht ebenfalls diese bis zu 30% exportsteuer dazukäme, sieht die sache schon ganz anders aus.
caspian bearbeitet ja auch explorationslizenzen welche beinahe gleich lange ausstehen wie die von tmy...
bsko ist auch nicht schlecht.
doch was ich persönlich erstaunlich finde, ist, dass die grossen ölfirmen wie BP und Royal Dutch sich gar (noch nicht) vermehrfacht haben, sondern "nur" verdoppelt haben seit 2003.
zum teil sind sie sogar noch unter den höchst des jahres 2000!!!
wer also auf ölzeitalter-endstimmung macht, der könnte vielleicht auch mit BP oder Royal Dutch gut bedient sein, statt mit einem kleinen explorer.
hab auch ein paar stone energy gekauft, die sind gar nicht so teuer und "kaum" gestiegen seit dem ölboom....(wie sollten sie auch mit der sec untersuchung...)
nur die teilausführungen in toronto nerven.
das sieht alles in allem gut aus.
tmy ist sicher auch heute noch zu tief bewertet, doch es gibt wie jose sagt auf dem niveau auch alternativen.
ich habe auch zu den tmy disidenten gewechselt.
man sieht regelrecht in den letzten 4 wochen wie die boards von tmy verwaisen. es kommen immer mehr unbekannte und schreiben irgenwas. (so wie ich hier)
ich bin auch etwas verunsichert mit der exportsteuer. falls bei tmy vielleicht ebenfalls diese bis zu 30% exportsteuer dazukäme, sieht die sache schon ganz anders aus.
caspian bearbeitet ja auch explorationslizenzen welche beinahe gleich lange ausstehen wie die von tmy...
bsko ist auch nicht schlecht.
doch was ich persönlich erstaunlich finde, ist, dass die grossen ölfirmen wie BP und Royal Dutch sich gar (noch nicht) vermehrfacht haben, sondern "nur" verdoppelt haben seit 2003.
zum teil sind sie sogar noch unter den höchst des jahres 2000!!!
wer also auf ölzeitalter-endstimmung macht, der könnte vielleicht auch mit BP oder Royal Dutch gut bedient sein, statt mit einem kleinen explorer.
hab auch ein paar stone energy gekauft, die sind gar nicht so teuer und "kaum" gestiegen seit dem ölboom....(wie sollten sie auch mit der sec untersuchung...)
o.k. Zeit sich zu outen.
Hab auch welche gekauft. Geld dazu habe ich aus Teilverkaeufen von TMY. Die sind sicher nicht schlecht, glaube aber nicht dass sie mit der Geschwindigkeit weitersteigen wie die letzten 2 1/2 Jahre, bzw. könnten auch mal wieder einen bösen Rückstzer machen. Da sehe ich hier deulich mehr Chancen.
Man wird sehen.
@petrolero & all
Orderzusatz all or none schützt vor Teilausführungen
Grüsse Faber
Hab auch welche gekauft. Geld dazu habe ich aus Teilverkaeufen von TMY. Die sind sicher nicht schlecht, glaube aber nicht dass sie mit der Geschwindigkeit weitersteigen wie die letzten 2 1/2 Jahre, bzw. könnten auch mal wieder einen bösen Rückstzer machen. Da sehe ich hier deulich mehr Chancen.
Man wird sehen.
@petrolero & all
Orderzusatz all or none schützt vor Teilausführungen
Grüsse Faber
so ganz scheint mir das Spiel hier noch nicht durchschaut.
Auch die ganzen Trottel, die rund um die Welt nun Energiewerte einkaufen .. bsp Argentinien
Der Run in Kazachstan in den letzten jahren hat mit all dem überhaupt nichts zu tun.
Für Kazakhstan spricht alleine die geostrategische LAge zu China und die rel stabilen Verhaeltnisse.
Vorallem die USA werden versuchen müssen, ein Teil des Handelsdefizits zu China auszugleichen,
Solange der Umtauschkurs US$-Euro akzeptable ist, kommen für mich derzeit nur US-werte in Kazakhstan in Frage.
Alles Andere ist sinnlose Spekulation
Auch die ganzen Trottel, die rund um die Welt nun Energiewerte einkaufen .. bsp Argentinien
Der Run in Kazachstan in den letzten jahren hat mit all dem überhaupt nichts zu tun.
Für Kazakhstan spricht alleine die geostrategische LAge zu China und die rel stabilen Verhaeltnisse.
Vorallem die USA werden versuchen müssen, ein Teil des Handelsdefizits zu China auszugleichen,
Solange der Umtauschkurs US$-Euro akzeptable ist, kommen für mich derzeit nur US-werte in Kazakhstan in Frage.
Alles Andere ist sinnlose Spekulation
guten Morgen alle zusammen
23.01.2006 - 06:27 Uhr
Ölpreis steigt im Access-Handel über 69 USD/Barrel
SINGAPUR (Dow Jones)--Der Ölpreis hat im asiatisch dominierten elektronischen Access-Handel seinen Anstieg fortgesetzt und dabei die Marke von 69 USD/Barrel überschritten. Am frühen Montagmorgen notiert der März-Kontrakt auf Rohöl der Sorte Light, Sweet Crude bei 68,95 USD/Barrel. Vorübergehend erreichte der Kontrakt ein Hoch bei 69,20 USD/Barrel. Beobachter erklären den Ölpreisanstieg mit der Sorge um weltpolitische Entwicklungen. Die Marke von 70 USD/Barrel erscheine kurzfristig realistisch.
José
23.01.2006 - 06:27 Uhr
Ölpreis steigt im Access-Handel über 69 USD/Barrel
SINGAPUR (Dow Jones)--Der Ölpreis hat im asiatisch dominierten elektronischen Access-Handel seinen Anstieg fortgesetzt und dabei die Marke von 69 USD/Barrel überschritten. Am frühen Montagmorgen notiert der März-Kontrakt auf Rohöl der Sorte Light, Sweet Crude bei 68,95 USD/Barrel. Vorübergehend erreichte der Kontrakt ein Hoch bei 69,20 USD/Barrel. Beobachter erklären den Ölpreisanstieg mit der Sorge um weltpolitische Entwicklungen. Die Marke von 70 USD/Barrel erscheine kurzfristig realistisch.
José
Hai an alle,
habe mir CEK auch mal grob angeschaut und wollte mal meinen Stand wiedergeben. Wenn ich Dinge übersehe, nicht aktuell habe, bitte einfach kurz korrigieren.
CEK hat zur Zeit rd. 92 Mio. aktien fully diluted (84,3 o/s) auf dem Makrt und ist mit rd. 181m C$ (166m C$) bewertet.
Dafür bekommt man im Moment eine Gesellschaft, die mit 50% an einem Block in KAZ beteiligt ist, der eine mutmaßliche abbaubare Ölreserve von ca. 726 Mio. barrel hat. D.h. 362,5m Barrel entfallen auf CEK. Die Förederung ist mit 400 boed noch recht dürftig, aber es wird in Kürze ein Update hischtlich erster Testbohrlöcher erwartet. Eine Resourcendefinition nach höherm Standard ist noch nicht erfolgt. Die Cash-Position dürfte sich in absehbarer Zeit dem Ende zuneigen, so dass vermutlich noch in Q1 2006 ein PP zu erwarten ist.
Wenn ich mal mit 45US$/boe Erlös rechne, haben wir ein Erlöspotential von aufgerundet 20 Mrd. US$ (keep it simple). Rechnen wir mal mit 50% pre-Tax Marge (war so ein Durchschnittswert aus Burren, Char, Nelson, Dragon) und 37% Tax, dann komme ich auf ein Ertragspotential von 6,3Mrd US$ bzw. 7,25 Mrd C$. Wenn ich mal auf 15 Jahre mit 10% diskontiere, lande ich bei 3,68Mrd C$ bei 20 Jahren 3,09 MrdC$ bzw. bei 21,64C$ bzw. 18,2C$ pro Aktie (170m Aktien s.u.), abzgl. des eingesetzten FK, das ich hier mal vernachlässigt habe
Nun wird natürlich noch einiges an Finanzierung benötigt, so dass ich mal von einer langfristigen Verdopplung der jetzt o/s Aktien auf 170 Mio. ausgehe. Dann wäre das Gewinnpotential pro Aktie bei 42,64 C$/Aktie bzw. wäre ein die insitu Bewertung bei 0,8US$/boe (170 m Aktien).
D.h. die Gewinnperspektiven auf Basis vernünftiger Annahmen, scheinen ausreichend vorhanden zu sein; jetzt stellt sich die Frage nach den unternehmensspezifischen Risiken. Es wird nicht genügend verwertbares Öl gefunden, der Abbau ist zu teuer bzw. nur verzögert möglich. Das ist natürlich schwer einzuschätzen, aber eigentlich müßte doch ein Hit bei den Probebohrungen, der vielleicht in 2000boed (Anteil CEK) mündet, erstmal die aktuelle Bewertng rechtfertigen, denn mit 2400 boed ist eine Bewertung von 166m C$ absolut ok.
Stellt sich nur die entscheidende Frage; wann geht man rein? Wartet man auf die Ergebnisse der Testbohrungen? kann gewaltig nach hinten losgehen, allerdings ist Abwärtspotential vom Ölpreis her da und für den Fall, dass man so blöd ist und erst das PP und dann die Ergebnisse zu veröffentlichen bzw. natürlich, wenn die Ergebnisse nicht zufriedenstellend ist.
Also erst eine Ankerposition, dann am Ball bleiben und bei Ergebnismeldung den Rest reinwerfen.
Erstaunlich finde ich übrigens, dass einige Kaspi-Aktien immer an der 2$-marke knappsen. CHAR und BSKO auch so Beispiele, wenn gleich wir hier über C$ reden
Meinungen, Ergänzungen, Korrekturen ausdrücklich erwünscht.
Art
habe mir CEK auch mal grob angeschaut und wollte mal meinen Stand wiedergeben. Wenn ich Dinge übersehe, nicht aktuell habe, bitte einfach kurz korrigieren.
CEK hat zur Zeit rd. 92 Mio. aktien fully diluted (84,3 o/s) auf dem Makrt und ist mit rd. 181m C$ (166m C$) bewertet.
Dafür bekommt man im Moment eine Gesellschaft, die mit 50% an einem Block in KAZ beteiligt ist, der eine mutmaßliche abbaubare Ölreserve von ca. 726 Mio. barrel hat. D.h. 362,5m Barrel entfallen auf CEK. Die Förederung ist mit 400 boed noch recht dürftig, aber es wird in Kürze ein Update hischtlich erster Testbohrlöcher erwartet. Eine Resourcendefinition nach höherm Standard ist noch nicht erfolgt. Die Cash-Position dürfte sich in absehbarer Zeit dem Ende zuneigen, so dass vermutlich noch in Q1 2006 ein PP zu erwarten ist.
Wenn ich mal mit 45US$/boe Erlös rechne, haben wir ein Erlöspotential von aufgerundet 20 Mrd. US$ (keep it simple). Rechnen wir mal mit 50% pre-Tax Marge (war so ein Durchschnittswert aus Burren, Char, Nelson, Dragon) und 37% Tax, dann komme ich auf ein Ertragspotential von 6,3Mrd US$ bzw. 7,25 Mrd C$. Wenn ich mal auf 15 Jahre mit 10% diskontiere, lande ich bei 3,68Mrd C$ bei 20 Jahren 3,09 MrdC$ bzw. bei 21,64C$ bzw. 18,2C$ pro Aktie (170m Aktien s.u.), abzgl. des eingesetzten FK, das ich hier mal vernachlässigt habe
Nun wird natürlich noch einiges an Finanzierung benötigt, so dass ich mal von einer langfristigen Verdopplung der jetzt o/s Aktien auf 170 Mio. ausgehe. Dann wäre das Gewinnpotential pro Aktie bei 42,64 C$/Aktie bzw. wäre ein die insitu Bewertung bei 0,8US$/boe (170 m Aktien).
D.h. die Gewinnperspektiven auf Basis vernünftiger Annahmen, scheinen ausreichend vorhanden zu sein; jetzt stellt sich die Frage nach den unternehmensspezifischen Risiken. Es wird nicht genügend verwertbares Öl gefunden, der Abbau ist zu teuer bzw. nur verzögert möglich. Das ist natürlich schwer einzuschätzen, aber eigentlich müßte doch ein Hit bei den Probebohrungen, der vielleicht in 2000boed (Anteil CEK) mündet, erstmal die aktuelle Bewertng rechtfertigen, denn mit 2400 boed ist eine Bewertung von 166m C$ absolut ok.
Stellt sich nur die entscheidende Frage; wann geht man rein? Wartet man auf die Ergebnisse der Testbohrungen? kann gewaltig nach hinten losgehen, allerdings ist Abwärtspotential vom Ölpreis her da und für den Fall, dass man so blöd ist und erst das PP und dann die Ergebnisse zu veröffentlichen bzw. natürlich, wenn die Ergebnisse nicht zufriedenstellend ist.
Also erst eine Ankerposition, dann am Ball bleiben und bei Ergebnismeldung den Rest reinwerfen.
Erstaunlich finde ich übrigens, dass einige Kaspi-Aktien immer an der 2$-marke knappsen. CHAR und BSKO auch so Beispiele, wenn gleich wir hier über C$ reden
Meinungen, Ergänzungen, Korrekturen ausdrücklich erwünscht.
Art
@ Art
es freut mich, dass dir CEK auch gefällt
eine kleine interessante Ergänzung:
in deiner Betrachtung erwartest ein Verh. von 1:1 Kaz. Reserven in westl. Reserven
bei TMY, Nels. bzw. Lukoil etc. welche in diesem Gebiet tätig sind / war dieses Verhält. deutlich pos. !!!
( schon allein aus dem Grund, da man inzwischen
in ganz anderen Tiefen + Techn. bohren kann ! )
es dürfte interessant und spannend werden was wir
in den nächsten "Tagen" so an Neuigkeiten bekommen
hoffe natürlich dass wir für #301 super Ergebnisse sehen und all die "auf Financing-Spekulanten" müssten dem Kurs hinterherlaufen ...
ich habe die Info von der Company dass man zu diesen Kursen NICHT das Finincing machen möchte und die ERGEBNISSE zuvor kommen werden !!!
erst richtig spannend wird es aber bei well #302
but time will tell us
@Faber, Kaz, Petro ...
dat wird ja bald ein "2. TMY Board"
willkommen an Bord
José
es freut mich, dass dir CEK auch gefällt
eine kleine interessante Ergänzung:
in deiner Betrachtung erwartest ein Verh. von 1:1 Kaz. Reserven in westl. Reserven
bei TMY, Nels. bzw. Lukoil etc. welche in diesem Gebiet tätig sind / war dieses Verhält. deutlich pos. !!!
( schon allein aus dem Grund, da man inzwischen
in ganz anderen Tiefen + Techn. bohren kann ! )
es dürfte interessant und spannend werden was wir
in den nächsten "Tagen" so an Neuigkeiten bekommen
hoffe natürlich dass wir für #301 super Ergebnisse sehen und all die "auf Financing-Spekulanten" müssten dem Kurs hinterherlaufen ...
ich habe die Info von der Company dass man zu diesen Kursen NICHT das Finincing machen möchte und die ERGEBNISSE zuvor kommen werden !!!
erst richtig spannend wird es aber bei well #302
but time will tell us
@Faber, Kaz, Petro ...
dat wird ja bald ein "2. TMY Board"
willkommen an Bord
José
http://www.ey.com/global/download.nsf/Kazakhstan_E/A_New/$fi…
so ich habe mal die excess profit tax recherchiert. laut präsentation soll
mit dem beispiel in der berechnung auf der verlinkten seite und den daten aus der unternehmenspräsentation finde ich, unterliegt die firma wohl später einer enormen steuerbelastung von bis zu 80% der gewinne.
andererseits greift die excess tax wohl erst richtig ab 30$ pro fass und petrokazakhstan wurde schliesslich auch gross mit preisen zwischen 20 und 30$.
ich frage mich allen ernstes ob tmy nicht auch dieser steuer unterliegt.
zwar ist die exportsteuer von 0 bis 33% bei caspian energy kein thema, da diese wohl erst für lizenzen ab 1.1.04 gilt.
weiss denn jemand wann diese excess tax eingeführt wurde?
könnte es etwa sein, dass sich heute die neuen lizenznehmer zwischen einer exportsteuer oder einer excess profit tax auswählen können?
so ich habe mal die excess profit tax recherchiert. laut präsentation soll
mit dem beispiel in der berechnung auf der verlinkten seite und den daten aus der unternehmenspräsentation finde ich, unterliegt die firma wohl später einer enormen steuerbelastung von bis zu 80% der gewinne.
andererseits greift die excess tax wohl erst richtig ab 30$ pro fass und petrokazakhstan wurde schliesslich auch gross mit preisen zwischen 20 und 30$.
ich frage mich allen ernstes ob tmy nicht auch dieser steuer unterliegt.
zwar ist die exportsteuer von 0 bis 33% bei caspian energy kein thema, da diese wohl erst für lizenzen ab 1.1.04 gilt.
weiss denn jemand wann diese excess tax eingeführt wurde?
könnte es etwa sein, dass sich heute die neuen lizenznehmer zwischen einer exportsteuer oder einer excess profit tax auswählen können?
@ petro
sehe einen klaren Vorteil für CEK
da 50% quasi in "sehr staatsnahen" Händen
sind
bei TMY bin ich einfach einmal gespannt wie die Kaz. ex - Partner reagieren falls sich herausstellen sollte, dass sie (in den Boards oft als clever dargestellt) den Anteil "unter fairem Wert" abgeluchst bekommen haben
José
sehe einen klaren Vorteil für CEK
da 50% quasi in "sehr staatsnahen" Händen
sind
bei TMY bin ich einfach einmal gespannt wie die Kaz. ex - Partner reagieren falls sich herausstellen sollte, dass sie (in den Boards oft als clever dargestellt) den Anteil "unter fairem Wert" abgeluchst bekommen haben
José
http://www.gratanet.com/allstate.php?statid=357&lang=1&p_id=…
da ist noch mehr!! zumindest ich komme mir nicht blöd vor, wenn ich nicht weiss auf wen und wie die excess profit tax angewendet wird.
laut dem artikel weiss es auch die mehrheit der ölfirmen selbst nicht so genau.
da es so eine steuer schon 1995 gab unterliegen ihr wohl die meisten.
da ist noch mehr!! zumindest ich komme mir nicht blöd vor, wenn ich nicht weiss auf wen und wie die excess profit tax angewendet wird.
laut dem artikel weiss es auch die mehrheit der ölfirmen selbst nicht so genau.
da es so eine steuer schon 1995 gab unterliegen ihr wohl die meisten.
Hallo José.
Mensch ich habe ganz übersehen, daß es bei Wauch ein CEK Board gibt. Selbstverständlich bin ich auch dabei.
Es sind wirklich alle da. Von den Amis auch schon länger wie ihr ja wißt geo, chemi und crucible aka calif.
Tja was kann ich fundamental hier noch beitragen. Kaum etwas ist ja schon alles gesagt. Von dem was ich weiß wird man wohl ein acid frac an beiden wells zu machen, sobald das equipment in kaz verfürbar ist.
Mal schaun was das acid wash bringt und was das zweite well so sagt...
Mensch ich habe ganz übersehen, daß es bei Wauch ein CEK Board gibt. Selbstverständlich bin ich auch dabei.
Es sind wirklich alle da. Von den Amis auch schon länger wie ihr ja wißt geo, chemi und crucible aka calif.
Tja was kann ich fundamental hier noch beitragen. Kaum etwas ist ja schon alles gesagt. Von dem was ich weiß wird man wohl ein acid frac an beiden wells zu machen, sobald das equipment in kaz verfürbar ist.
Mal schaun was das acid wash bringt und was das zweite well so sagt...
@ Stat
willkommen an BORD
yep - ich konnte Geo überzeugen sich Caspian einmal etwas genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen was nun dazu geführt hat dass er inzwischen der CEK Oberbulle ist
denke das wird jedem so gehen wenn er auch nur ein wenig von den Facts versteht
heute ging es ja schön Rund am Markt
die Zeit um unter 2 Can. sammeln zu können scheint
sich dem Ende zuzuneigen
über 800k Stücke gehandelt
Schluss 2,15 Can
long and STRONG
José
willkommen an BORD
yep - ich konnte Geo überzeugen sich Caspian einmal etwas genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen was nun dazu geführt hat dass er inzwischen der CEK Oberbulle ist
denke das wird jedem so gehen wenn er auch nur ein wenig von den Facts versteht
heute ging es ja schön Rund am Markt
die Zeit um unter 2 Can. sammeln zu können scheint
sich dem Ende zuzuneigen
über 800k Stücke gehandelt
Schluss 2,15 Can
long and STRONG
José
Caspian arranges $16-million (U.S.) debenture financing
Caspian Energy Inc (TSX:CEK)
Shares Issued 84,327,163
Last Close 2/6/2006 $2.15
Monday February 06 2006 - News Release
Ms. Ann-marie Wilkinson reports
CASPIAN ENERGY TO RAISE US$16 MILLION THROUGH ISSUE OF SECURED CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES
Caspian Energy Inc. has proposed financing to raise $16-million (U.S.) through privately placed secured convertible debentures.
The debentures will bear interest at a rate of 10 per cent per year and mature five years plus one day from the date of issue.
The funds raised through the issuance of the debentures will be used to complete the company`s second well, EZ No. 302, that was spudded on Dec. 25, 2005, and drill and complete EZ No. 303. The funds will also provide the finances for the acid fracs of three wells in east Zhagabulak and provide general working capital.
Caspian has begun to acidize the exploration well EZ No. 301. The acid work and testing is expected to be concluded in one to two weeks.
Details of the placing
The holders of the debentures may convert the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum conversion of $250,000 (U.S.)) and at any time and from time to time, into common shares of the company at a conversion price of $2.45 (Canadian) per share. The conversion price will be subject to adjustment under certain circumstances, including in the event that Caspian completes an offering of securities at a price per common share or having an exercise price or conversion price per common share below the conversion price.
At any time after the second anniversary of their date of issue, the company may repay the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum repayment of $1-million (U.S.)), or require conversion of the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum conversion of $250,000 (U.S.)), into common shares of the company at a conversion price of $2.45 (Canadian) per share if the volume-weighted average trading price of the common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the 40 consecutive trading days immediately prior to the issue of a written notice of conversion by Caspian is at least $4.08 (Canadian) and the common shares issuable on the conversion are issued within five trading days of the date of the written notice of conversion.
Capitalized and accrued but unpaid interest will be convertible at a conversion price to be determined at the time of conversion in accordance with the rules of the TSX and subject to TSX approval, which conversion price will be the conversion price or such greater price as may be required by the TSX.
The debentures will be secured by a general charge over the company`s assets and a pledge of the shares of its subsidiary.
Completion of the financing is subject to the approval of the TSX and certain other customary closing conditions.
Caspian Energy Inc (TSX:CEK)
Shares Issued 84,327,163
Last Close 2/6/2006 $2.15
Monday February 06 2006 - News Release
Ms. Ann-marie Wilkinson reports
CASPIAN ENERGY TO RAISE US$16 MILLION THROUGH ISSUE OF SECURED CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES
Caspian Energy Inc. has proposed financing to raise $16-million (U.S.) through privately placed secured convertible debentures.
The debentures will bear interest at a rate of 10 per cent per year and mature five years plus one day from the date of issue.
The funds raised through the issuance of the debentures will be used to complete the company`s second well, EZ No. 302, that was spudded on Dec. 25, 2005, and drill and complete EZ No. 303. The funds will also provide the finances for the acid fracs of three wells in east Zhagabulak and provide general working capital.
Caspian has begun to acidize the exploration well EZ No. 301. The acid work and testing is expected to be concluded in one to two weeks.
Details of the placing
The holders of the debentures may convert the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum conversion of $250,000 (U.S.)) and at any time and from time to time, into common shares of the company at a conversion price of $2.45 (Canadian) per share. The conversion price will be subject to adjustment under certain circumstances, including in the event that Caspian completes an offering of securities at a price per common share or having an exercise price or conversion price per common share below the conversion price.
At any time after the second anniversary of their date of issue, the company may repay the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum repayment of $1-million (U.S.)), or require conversion of the principal amount of the debentures, in whole or in part (but subject to a minimum conversion of $250,000 (U.S.)), into common shares of the company at a conversion price of $2.45 (Canadian) per share if the volume-weighted average trading price of the common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the 40 consecutive trading days immediately prior to the issue of a written notice of conversion by Caspian is at least $4.08 (Canadian) and the common shares issuable on the conversion are issued within five trading days of the date of the written notice of conversion.
Capitalized and accrued but unpaid interest will be convertible at a conversion price to be determined at the time of conversion in accordance with the rules of the TSX and subject to TSX approval, which conversion price will be the conversion price or such greater price as may be required by the TSX.
The debentures will be secured by a general charge over the company`s assets and a pledge of the shares of its subsidiary.
Completion of the financing is subject to the approval of the TSX and certain other customary closing conditions.
soeben 2,40 Can. Dollar
1,5 Mil. Stücke gehandelt
José
1,5 Mil. Stücke gehandelt
José
moin
jetzt wird es spannend
London bei 1,17 Pfund
José
José
+ 20 % !!!!!!
und HUGE Volumen
soeben bei 2,88 Can. Dollar
José
und HUGE Volumen
soeben bei 2,88 Can. Dollar
José
Ich bin seit 5 Jahren bei der Comdirect.
Jetzt haben die seit vorgestern alle gesamten CAD Börsenwerte rausgeschmissen und es gibt keine Kurse mehr dafür. TOLL!
Nach deren Aussage sind sie nicht mehr bereit Canada dafür Geld zu zahlen.
Super, jetzt muß ich bei PBX, Caspian und die alle immer bei Yahoo nachsehen...
Sehr fortschrittlich!
Heute dürfte sich auch in Canada bei CEK noch so einiges tun..
Jetzt haben die seit vorgestern alle gesamten CAD Börsenwerte rausgeschmissen und es gibt keine Kurse mehr dafür. TOLL!
Nach deren Aussage sind sie nicht mehr bereit Canada dafür Geld zu zahlen.
Super, jetzt muß ich bei PBX, Caspian und die alle immer bei Yahoo nachsehen...
Sehr fortschrittlich!
Heute dürfte sich auch in Canada bei CEK noch so einiges tun..
@ JosedelaVega
Glückwunsch und Dankeschön
Gruss Faber
Glückwunsch und Dankeschön
Gruss Faber
dann weg vom comdreck und ab zu interactivebrokers
2,86 Can. Dollar
+ 22 %
bei inzwischen 3,3 Mil. gehandelten Stücken
José
+ 22 %
bei inzwischen 3,3 Mil. gehandelten Stücken
José
Morgen Test des ATH
Super Geschichte José, von mir auch besten Dank!
Super Geschichte José, von mir auch besten Dank!
3,04 Can. Dollar
bei nun 3,8 Mil. gehandelten Aktien !!!!
@matthiasch und faber
danke
José
vor lauter "freude"
anbei die Test-Ergebnisse von #301
einfach in aller Ruhe lesen und genieeeeesssseeen
February 9, 2006
Caspian Energy Inc.-Test Results for East Zhagabulak #301
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 9, 2006) -
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc (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, has completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block.
The Company`s first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, reached a total depth of 4846 meters and encountered approximately 101 meters (331 feet) of net oil pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is being tested in two intervals. The lower interval, the primary target in the well, tested at rates of 2,532 barrels of oil per day (b/d) of 39 degrees API gravity oil, following acidizing. The upper zone, a secondary target, is currently being acidized and testing is expected to be completed in the near future.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ #213) and that apparent productive intervals were by-passed in earlier Soviet era wells. The Company is investigating a programme to add production through major workovers on EZ #213, and a near offset plugged well EZ #211.
"We are very pleased with the success of our first exploration well in the North Block and this result exceeds our initial expectations and confirms our exploration strategy," said Charles Summers, Caspian Energy Inc. Chief Operations Officer. "The field pipeline is already installed and this well is currently flowing to our production facility. Our second exploration location, EZ #302, approximately 3.6 km. southwest of well 301, has set intermediate casing at 3003 meters, and is expected to reach total depth before the end of March".
+ 30 %
3,05 und nun 4,1 Mil. Stücke
José
anbei die Test-Ergebnisse von #301
einfach in aller Ruhe lesen und genieeeeesssseeen
February 9, 2006
Caspian Energy Inc.-Test Results for East Zhagabulak #301
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 9, 2006) -
NOT FOR RELEASE, DISTRIBUTION OR PUBLICATION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA OR JAPAN
Caspian Energy Inc (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, has completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block.
The Company`s first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, reached a total depth of 4846 meters and encountered approximately 101 meters (331 feet) of net oil pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is being tested in two intervals. The lower interval, the primary target in the well, tested at rates of 2,532 barrels of oil per day (b/d) of 39 degrees API gravity oil, following acidizing. The upper zone, a secondary target, is currently being acidized and testing is expected to be completed in the near future.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ #213) and that apparent productive intervals were by-passed in earlier Soviet era wells. The Company is investigating a programme to add production through major workovers on EZ #213, and a near offset plugged well EZ #211.
"We are very pleased with the success of our first exploration well in the North Block and this result exceeds our initial expectations and confirms our exploration strategy," said Charles Summers, Caspian Energy Inc. Chief Operations Officer. "The field pipeline is already installed and this well is currently flowing to our production facility. Our second exploration location, EZ #302, approximately 3.6 km. southwest of well 301, has set intermediate casing at 3003 meters, and is expected to reach total depth before the end of March".
+ 30 %
3,05 und nun 4,1 Mil. Stücke
José
Review of Operations
East Zhagabulak (EZ)
To date, the initial 3-D seismic program covering 406 square kilometres has been completed, processed and interpreted, indicating significant structures. Processing through Pre-Stack Time Migration (PSTM) of the Zhagabulak 3-D seismic data set was completed at the end of August 2005. The processing was performed by PGD-Dank (a division of Paradigm Geophysical) in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan ("ROK"). Following processing, the data set was transferred to Halliburton`s Landmark Geophysical office in Moscow, Russia for interpretation. Processing through Pre-Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) continues at the end of the third quarter. The presence of a broad, extensive structure separating Zhagabulak from neighboring producing fields has been noted and several potential drilling locations have been identified. The location for the first well on the block, EZ#301, was chosen from an earlier fast-track interpretation of the data set, 1.1 km southwest of well EZ#213. A contract with Nabors Drilling International was concluded in April 2005 and the well spud on July 16, 2005. The well was still drilling at the end of the third quarter. A second location, EZ#302 was selected and a site prepared for the drilling rig. The location is 3.6 km. southwest of EZ#301 and appears structurally updip to that well. EZ#302 is expected to spud prior to December 31, 2005.
Baktygaryn
The Baktygaryn Area is located in the northwestern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program.
The tender for the acquisition of 235 square kilometres of 3-D seismic was released and responses were received. In September 2005, Azimut Energy Services began work in the Baktygaryn Area. The acquisition program was completed during November 2005. The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company`s drilling portfolio.
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.
Subsequent to the end of the third quarter, EZ#301 was drilled to a total depth of 4,846 metres and logged. The Company ran production casing and is currently flow-testing the well. It will be completed with the drilling rig before the rig is moved to theEZ#302 location. EZ#301 will be tied-in to the Zhagabulak production facility following the test period. A two week rig move from EZ#301 to EZ#302 is anticipated following completion of EZ#301, placing the scheduled spud date of EZ#302 in December 2005. Logging analyses have suggested that bypassed pay may exist in wells EZ#211 and EZ#213, which were drilled during the Soviet period. Caspian will investigate this opportunity during calendar 2006.
José
East Zhagabulak (EZ)
To date, the initial 3-D seismic program covering 406 square kilometres has been completed, processed and interpreted, indicating significant structures. Processing through Pre-Stack Time Migration (PSTM) of the Zhagabulak 3-D seismic data set was completed at the end of August 2005. The processing was performed by PGD-Dank (a division of Paradigm Geophysical) in Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan ("ROK"). Following processing, the data set was transferred to Halliburton`s Landmark Geophysical office in Moscow, Russia for interpretation. Processing through Pre-Stack Depth Migration (PSDM) continues at the end of the third quarter. The presence of a broad, extensive structure separating Zhagabulak from neighboring producing fields has been noted and several potential drilling locations have been identified. The location for the first well on the block, EZ#301, was chosen from an earlier fast-track interpretation of the data set, 1.1 km southwest of well EZ#213. A contract with Nabors Drilling International was concluded in April 2005 and the well spud on July 16, 2005. The well was still drilling at the end of the third quarter. A second location, EZ#302 was selected and a site prepared for the drilling rig. The location is 3.6 km. southwest of EZ#301 and appears structurally updip to that well. EZ#302 is expected to spud prior to December 31, 2005.
Baktygaryn
The Baktygaryn Area is located in the northwestern corner of the North Block. The Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable. These Kazakh estimates were based upon the results of Soviet era 2-D seismic data and stratigraphic test wells. Caspian neither accepts nor denies these estimates, but expects to validate this data through its exploration program.
The tender for the acquisition of 235 square kilometres of 3-D seismic was released and responses were received. In September 2005, Azimut Energy Services began work in the Baktygaryn Area. The acquisition program was completed during November 2005. The Baktygaryn Area is anticipated to contain drilling targets in both the below salt Carboniferous section and the above salt Mesozoic section and will provide a second tier of exploration to the Company`s drilling portfolio.
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.
Subsequent to the end of the third quarter, EZ#301 was drilled to a total depth of 4,846 metres and logged. The Company ran production casing and is currently flow-testing the well. It will be completed with the drilling rig before the rig is moved to theEZ#302 location. EZ#301 will be tied-in to the Zhagabulak production facility following the test period. A two week rig move from EZ#301 to EZ#302 is anticipated following completion of EZ#301, placing the scheduled spud date of EZ#302 in December 2005. Logging analyses have suggested that bypassed pay may exist in wells EZ#211 and EZ#213, which were drilled during the Soviet period. Caspian will investigate this opportunity during calendar 2006.
José
nochmals zusammengefasst die heutigen Ergebnisse:
2.500 barrels of oil per day
bei 39 API !
und das aus lediglich EINER Zone !!!!!!
die andere Zone wird momentan noch "bearbeitet" und sollten wir ebenfalls überrascht werden, dann ... wahnsinn ... !
dazuhin ( wiederholt ) - sollte sich jeder mit diesen Informationen beschäftigen:
Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable.
erfahrungsgem. sind die Kaz. Reserven oft noch um ein Vielfaches zu toppen - doch gehen wir "nur" von der Hälfte Reserven aus - also 430 Mil. ( 50% CEK - also 215 Mil. ) - dann ist dies ein GIGANT der im Vergleich zu manch anderen Kaz. Öl - Firmen regelrecht:
REALLY REALLY undervalued ist !
oder eben nur really undervalued und die anderen etwas zu "teuer"
José
2.500 barrels of oil per day
bei 39 API !
und das aus lediglich EINER Zone !!!!!!
die andere Zone wird momentan noch "bearbeitet" und sollten wir ebenfalls überrascht werden, dann ... wahnsinn ... !
dazuhin ( wiederholt ) - sollte sich jeder mit diesen Informationen beschäftigen:
Government of Kazakhstan has estimated that this Area contains 863 million barrels of oil in place with 259 million barrels classified as recoverable.
erfahrungsgem. sind die Kaz. Reserven oft noch um ein Vielfaches zu toppen - doch gehen wir "nur" von der Hälfte Reserven aus - also 430 Mil. ( 50% CEK - also 215 Mil. ) - dann ist dies ein GIGANT der im Vergleich zu manch anderen Kaz. Öl - Firmen regelrecht:
REALLY REALLY undervalued ist !
oder eben nur really undervalued und die anderen etwas zu "teuer"
José
Hi !
super infos hier. scheint interessant zu sein.
meint ihr es gibt nochmal ne korrektur? Ihr habt sicherlich mehr Erfahrung bei Aktien diesen Schlages. Mir fehlt hier irgendwie das "gefühl"
Frag mich halt ob man jetzt kaufen sollte, oder eher abwarten. Wahrscheinlich antwortet ihr mir jetzt dass es in 3 Jahren egal sein wird ob heute oder in 2 Wochen. Jedoch ist man doch irgendwie immer um ein halbwegs gutes Timing bemüht
Grüße
tefel
super infos hier. scheint interessant zu sein.
meint ihr es gibt nochmal ne korrektur? Ihr habt sicherlich mehr Erfahrung bei Aktien diesen Schlages. Mir fehlt hier irgendwie das "gefühl"
Frag mich halt ob man jetzt kaufen sollte, oder eher abwarten. Wahrscheinlich antwortet ihr mir jetzt dass es in 3 Jahren egal sein wird ob heute oder in 2 Wochen. Jedoch ist man doch irgendwie immer um ein halbwegs gutes Timing bemüht
Grüße
tefel
[posting]20.124.341 von JosedelaVega am 09.02.06 20:21:10[/posting]@ JosedelaVega
habe gerade etwas von Caspian Energy kennengelernt.
Gute Reccherchen!!
Bin seit kurzem bei Max Petroleum dabei. Aber caspian energy scheint auch interessant. Ob sich jetzt noch ein Einstieg lohnt?
Kannst Du was sagen, ob Caspian ähnliche Potenziale hat wie Max Petroleum? Die ist in den letzten Tagen ziemlich eingebrochen, da wollen wohl große Firmen günstig an die Papiere. Könnte das mit Caspian auch passieren?
Dann gibt es ja noch die neu BV Empfehlung Contact Exploration, dessen Kurs sich ja schnell verdoppeln sollte und die auch über etliche Lagerstätten verfügen.
BV- Titel sind vielleicht auch volatiler als Caspian Energy. Ist eine Vermutung von mir.
Entscheidung über einen Einstieg fällt mir nicht leicht, muss ich natürlich selber treffen, aber vielleicht kannst Dubei meiner Entscheidungsfindung etwas behilflich sein.
Wäre sehr dankbar.
Gruß jensdab
habe gerade etwas von Caspian Energy kennengelernt.
Gute Reccherchen!!
Bin seit kurzem bei Max Petroleum dabei. Aber caspian energy scheint auch interessant. Ob sich jetzt noch ein Einstieg lohnt?
Kannst Du was sagen, ob Caspian ähnliche Potenziale hat wie Max Petroleum? Die ist in den letzten Tagen ziemlich eingebrochen, da wollen wohl große Firmen günstig an die Papiere. Könnte das mit Caspian auch passieren?
Dann gibt es ja noch die neu BV Empfehlung Contact Exploration, dessen Kurs sich ja schnell verdoppeln sollte und die auch über etliche Lagerstätten verfügen.
BV- Titel sind vielleicht auch volatiler als Caspian Energy. Ist eine Vermutung von mir.
Entscheidung über einen Einstieg fällt mir nicht leicht, muss ich natürlich selber treffen, aber vielleicht kannst Dubei meiner Entscheidungsfindung etwas behilflich sein.
Wäre sehr dankbar.
Gruß jensdab
BV titel und lagerstätten
mal ehrlich
du willst doch wohl nicht http://www.caspian-sea.de aktien mit dem dregg von bv, frick und wie sie alle heissen, vergleichen
mal ehrlich
du willst doch wohl nicht http://www.caspian-sea.de aktien mit dem dregg von bv, frick und wie sie alle heissen, vergleichen
Gestern noch gekauft. Vor der Meldung !!!
Ach geht`s mir gut.
Kusoke
@ jensab
danke
bez. eines Investments ...
hast du eine BM
José
danke
bez. eines Investments ...
hast du eine BM
José
[posting]20.132.557 von JosedelaVega am 10.02.06 11:37:07[/posting]Was ist bitte BM?
Gruß jensab
Gruß jensab
vorbörslich bereits 3,20 Can. Dollar
sehen wir heute die 4 CAN.
@ Jens
BM = BoardMail
José
sehen wir heute die 4 CAN.
@ Jens
BM = BoardMail
José
Canaccord mit einem ersten statement:
Caspian Energy* (CEK : TSX : $2.99)
Net Change: 0.66, % Change: 28.33%, Volume: 5,404,990
Getting paid. Positive results from an exploration well in Kazakhstan
sparked a rally yesterday. The East Zhagabulak (EZ) # 301 well, which is
50%-owned by Caspian encountered 331 feet (101 metres) of net oil pay in
two intervals. The lower interval flowed at a rate of 2,532 barrels of 39
degree oil per day, and has been put into production, while the company
prepares to test the upper interval, which was a secondary target. This
discovery also has wider implications for the company`s growth potential.
The EZ # 301 well was drilled as an offset to the producing EZ # 213 well,
and logging on the new well has suggested that potentially productive
intervals had been by-passed on older wells that were drilled in the Soviet
era. Because of this, Caspian is now investigating the potential to add
production through workovers of EZ #213 and EZ #211, a plugged offset well.
In addition, drilling of the EZ #302 exploration well continues and is
expected to reach total depth by the end of March.
José
Caspian Energy* (CEK : TSX : $2.99)
Net Change: 0.66, % Change: 28.33%, Volume: 5,404,990
Getting paid. Positive results from an exploration well in Kazakhstan
sparked a rally yesterday. The East Zhagabulak (EZ) # 301 well, which is
50%-owned by Caspian encountered 331 feet (101 metres) of net oil pay in
two intervals. The lower interval flowed at a rate of 2,532 barrels of 39
degree oil per day, and has been put into production, while the company
prepares to test the upper interval, which was a secondary target. This
discovery also has wider implications for the company`s growth potential.
The EZ # 301 well was drilled as an offset to the producing EZ # 213 well,
and logging on the new well has suggested that potentially productive
intervals had been by-passed on older wells that were drilled in the Soviet
era. Because of this, Caspian is now investigating the potential to add
production through workovers of EZ #213 and EZ #211, a plugged offset well.
In addition, drilling of the EZ #302 exploration well continues and is
expected to reach total depth by the end of March.
José
Au, das tut schon langsam weh, was hier bei Wallstreet Online für ein Schrott durch den Börsensaal gejagt wird.
Da werden wohl einige mit Anmeldedatum ab 2004 in den nächsten Monaten einiges an Lehrgeld zahlen müssen.
Dem einen die Internetwerte in 2000 sind heute die Ölklitschen. Scheinbar tut die Erfahrung am eigenen Leib aber gut, denn wie arrogant die Neulinge auf Hinweise erfahrenerer User reagieren ist kaum zu glauben.
Ich habe gestern zum ersten Mal wieder so einen Push miterleben dürfen, unglaublich. Die weiter unten erwähnte Contact Exp. ist doch tatsächlich um 60% gestiegen - bei 20 % aller gehandelten Aktien. Heute gehen in der ersten Handelstunde schon wieder 15% um. Einfach unglaublich....
Und das alles durch diese Empfehlung.
Das war für mich wirklich ein Moment in dem ich überlegt habe, mein komplettes Depot zu räumen.
Ein Crash scheint da ja nicht wirklich weit.
Nur so viel dazu, das musste jetzt sein, auch wenn es hier wirklich nicht passt, da CEK ein anderes Kaliber zu sein scheint.
Gruß Matthias [nicht sicher was ich vom aktuellen Markt halten soll ]
Da werden wohl einige mit Anmeldedatum ab 2004 in den nächsten Monaten einiges an Lehrgeld zahlen müssen.
Dem einen die Internetwerte in 2000 sind heute die Ölklitschen. Scheinbar tut die Erfahrung am eigenen Leib aber gut, denn wie arrogant die Neulinge auf Hinweise erfahrenerer User reagieren ist kaum zu glauben.
Ich habe gestern zum ersten Mal wieder so einen Push miterleben dürfen, unglaublich. Die weiter unten erwähnte Contact Exp. ist doch tatsächlich um 60% gestiegen - bei 20 % aller gehandelten Aktien. Heute gehen in der ersten Handelstunde schon wieder 15% um. Einfach unglaublich....
Und das alles durch diese Empfehlung.
Das war für mich wirklich ein Moment in dem ich überlegt habe, mein komplettes Depot zu räumen.
Ein Crash scheint da ja nicht wirklich weit.
Nur so viel dazu, das musste jetzt sein, auch wenn es hier wirklich nicht passt, da CEK ein anderes Kaliber zu sein scheint.
Gruß Matthias [nicht sicher was ich vom aktuellen Markt halten soll ]
sehr schön josé. die ersten news sind erfreulich. ich hoffe man wird auch bald ein wenig aufmerksamkeit in deutschland für die aktie haben.
P.S. denk an die Email .
Matthias. Tsja Die Gedanken die Du da ausformuliert schwirren mir shcon seit Oktober im Kopf umher. Tanzen auf dem Vulkan...
P.S. denk an die Email .
Matthias. Tsja Die Gedanken die Du da ausformuliert schwirren mir shcon seit Oktober im Kopf umher. Tanzen auf dem Vulkan...
[posting]20.138.114 von matthiasch am 10.02.06 16:40:54[/posting]Wer fällt schon auf so einen Bullshit wie Contact Exp. herein?! Wer nach so einer Kursentwicklung noch einsteigt der ist doch selber Schuld wenn er in nur ein paar Stunden so richtig im Minus steht. Wenn BullInvestor mir diese Aktie mitte Dezember ans Herz gelegt hätte wäre ich heute vielleich noch dabei! Aber wie Du es selber sagst, ist das hier nicht ganz das richtige Thema!
Gruß Albatossa
Gruß Albatossa
guten Morgen alle zusammen
die Ergebnisse der ersten Zone bei Well 301 sind sehr erfreulich
könnte mir vorstellen dass wir bezüglich der zweiten Zone nun recht zeitnah informiert werden
die zweite Zone wird man meiner Information nach hinzuaddieren können - jedoch wohl nicht nochmals in der Größenordnung wie zone 1
zusammengenommen dürften die erhaltenen Daten in Sachen Reserveneinschätzungen in naher Zukunft für gewaltig Wind sorgen
auf eine spannende Woche
José
die Ergebnisse der ersten Zone bei Well 301 sind sehr erfreulich
könnte mir vorstellen dass wir bezüglich der zweiten Zone nun recht zeitnah informiert werden
die zweite Zone wird man meiner Information nach hinzuaddieren können - jedoch wohl nicht nochmals in der Größenordnung wie zone 1
zusammengenommen dürften die erhaltenen Daten in Sachen Reserveneinschätzungen in naher Zukunft für gewaltig Wind sorgen
auf eine spannende Woche
José
Stimmt Matthiasch. Man muss wohl sehr gut aufpassen, um die Spreu vom Weizen zu trennen. Im Unterschied zu den Internetwerten sind bei den guten Ölfirmen in der Regel aber Assets vorhanden, die nicht so schnell an Wert verlieren. Wenn sich allerdings die Börsenbewertung zu weit von der Bewertung dieser Assets entfernt, sollte das zu denken geben.
D8
D8
@ D8
naja - im Vergleich zu den anderen Caspian´s ist
CEK ja noch deutlich "unbekannt" und unentdeckt
José
naja - im Vergleich zu den anderen Caspian´s ist
CEK ja noch deutlich "unbekannt" und unentdeckt
José
@ all
so - heute konnte man nochmals zu 2,60 Can.
einige Stücke sammeln
José
so - heute konnte man nochmals zu 2,60 Can.
einige Stücke sammeln
José
allen shareholdern und Leuten welche sich die Company momentan genauer betrachten hier das Angebot:
überhäuft mich mit Fragen in Sachen der Company, der Projekte, ... etc.
und ich werde versuchen dies für euch zu klären
José
überhäuft mich mit Fragen in Sachen der Company, der Projekte, ... etc.
und ich werde versuchen dies für euch zu klären
José
na, dann versuch dochmal die zukünftige tax-struktur genau aufzuschlüsseln
mächtig Dampf im Kessel
da scheinen einige noch
nicht investiert zu sein
etwa sonst keine Fragen?
@ gulliver
geht klar
José
da scheinen einige noch
nicht investiert zu sein
etwa sonst keine Fragen?
@ gulliver
geht klar
José
Aral Petroleum`s license for the North Block predates the Jan 2004 effective date of the Kaz EPT tax. Generally licenses predating have been grandfathered in under the old 34% corporate rate. Losses can be carried forward. Insofar as VAT, it`s not been reported as applicable by my other Kaz oil companies or KPMG for producers (refiners/resellers are different). So the metrics will be excellent by international standards. CEK`s 50% interest likewise should have excellent metrics.
EZ-301 will probably go off line during acidizing of the upper middle carboniferous zone. Remember, CEK still has not opened up the KT-1 formation in which it found very substantial amounts of oil. It also has not opened up the post-salt oil pool it reported in the early drilling of 301. CEK has a long way to go to decide exactly how it`s going to develop this huge resource. However, if it can get a substantial amount of current production without harming the reservoir, it will greatly steepen/accelerate it`s growth curve.
EZ-301 will probably go off line during acidizing of the upper middle carboniferous zone. Remember, CEK still has not opened up the KT-1 formation in which it found very substantial amounts of oil. It also has not opened up the post-salt oil pool it reported in the early drilling of 301. CEK has a long way to go to decide exactly how it`s going to develop this huge resource. However, if it can get a substantial amount of current production without harming the reservoir, it will greatly steepen/accelerate it`s growth curve.
hier das aktuellste von streetinvest
Caspian Energy Inc.
TSX:CEK
Average Volume: 1,028,119
52-Week High / Low: 3.2 / 1.35
Shares Outstanding: 84,327,163
Streetinvesting.com, has commenced research on Caspian Energy Inc.(TSX:CEK) after share prices exploded Thursday rising over 28%, with an astounding 5,404,990 shares trading hands. The share price reached a day high of $3.14, nearing its 52-week high of $3.20.This occurred after news earlier that morning that Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, which the Company holds a 50% indirect interest in, had completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block. Friday saw a slight share price dip of just over 9%.
Caspian Energy Inc. is an oil and gas exploration company, with operations in Kazakhstan where it has a number of targets in the highly prospective Aktobe Oblast of Western Kazakhstan. Currently, the Company holds an exclusive license which entitles it exploration and development rights to certain oil and gas properties known as the "North Block", an area of 3,458 square km.
The Company`s license area lies immediately bordering to various producing fields, including the Alibekmola, Zhanazhol and Kenkiyak fields.
Caspian Energy Inc was formed in September of 2004 through a merger with Caspian Energy Limited, a private Ontario company and Northway Explorations Ltd, a Canadian, junior natural resource exploration company.
Caspian acquired a 50% stake in Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, in a joint venture set up in the early summer of 2004 between Caspian and Azden Management Ltd, a Kazakh company. Through this joint venture, Caspian holds a government-issued exploration contract to explore and develop the oil and gas reserves in the aforementioned "North Block," located in Aktobe region. The 3,458 square kilometer North Block area is in the vicinity of the Kazakh pre-Caspian basin and lies immediately adjacent to the various producing fields of Alibekmola, South Alibek, Zhanazhol and Kenkiyak.
The Company intends on focusing on the exploration and development of the North Block using the latest western techniques to show up the maximum amount of reserves from the minimum number of wells. This is beneficial because it allows professionals to take a closer look at areas with new technology, which can find things that were undetectable in the past. In the future, the Company intends to crystallize shareholder value either through selected developments or through a targeted program of disposals, at the appropriate stage of development of its assets, in the North Block.
In news released by the Company Thursday morning, Caspian proclaimed that the aforementioned Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, or Aral, had completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block.
The Company`s first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, reached a total depth of 4846 meters and encountered approximately 101 meters, or 331 feet, of net oil pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is being tested in two intervals. The lower interval, the primary target in the well, tested at rates of 2,532 barrels of oil per day, or b/d, of 39 degrees API gravity oil, following acidizing. The upper zone, a secondary target, is currently being acidized and testing is expected to be completed soon.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ #213) and that apparent productive intervals were by-passed in earlier Soviet era wells. The Company is investigating a programme to add production through major workovers on EZ #213, and a near offset plugged well EZ #211.
In regards to the testing, Mr. Charles Summers, Caspian’s COO stated, "We are very pleased with the success of our first exploration well in the North Block and this result exceeds our initial expectations and confirms our exploration strategy…The field pipeline is already installed and this well is currently flowing to our production facility. Our second exploration location, EZ #302, approximately 3.6 km. southwest of well 301, has set intermediate casing at 3003 meters, and is expected to reach total depth before the end of March".
As we have mentioned in previous articles, and as was touched upon in this article, Kazakhstan is situated in a favorable geological position and has a rich history of oil and gas production. However, aside from this, Streetinvesting.com feels companies with projects in this region are desirable because, as we’ve also mentioned before, there are only so many discovered oil and gas reserves in the world today. As oil and gas are both non-renewable energy sources, they are in high demand. This being said, there are also only a select few “major” oil and gas companies which control most of the market. And, as the world’s supply is diminishing, so are their tapped reserves. Rather than calling it quits and retiring after their reserves run out, these “majors” are actively looking for new exploration and exploitation targets across the globe. Now, seeing as the Caspian Sea region, including Kazakhstan, contains the third largest reserve of oil and natural gas in the world, it seems plausible that many of these “major” oil and gas companies might be looking there for the future. However, as they know, most of the favourable land in this area is already in possession by “junior” oil and gas companies, such as Caspian Energy Inc.
Furthermore, those of you who have received our complimentary, weekly market sentiment know, our interests in non Middle Eastern oil and gas companies has been furthered recently with President George Bush’s recent State of the Union Address. In the address, Bush stated, "We are going to drop our dependence on Middle East oil by 75% before 2025."
We feel that this could suggest that Middle East oil producers may soon be put on the back burner. However, whether or not these scenarios could be relevant to a Company such as Caspian is not for us to say. This aside, our research team is still interested in what this Company could offer for future investors, especially after news at the beginning of the week that the Company has a proposed financing to raise US$16 million through privately placed secured convertible debentures. Streetinvesting.com feels that this cash could play a great role in the Company’s ongoing progress at its above mentioned sites. And, in an effort to see whether or not this could have a positive affect on share prices later this year, we will be monitoring this Company’s future progress, keeping you, the investor, up to date on our findings.
Caspian Energy Inc.
TSX:CEK
Average Volume: 1,028,119
52-Week High / Low: 3.2 / 1.35
Shares Outstanding: 84,327,163
Streetinvesting.com, has commenced research on Caspian Energy Inc.(TSX:CEK) after share prices exploded Thursday rising over 28%, with an astounding 5,404,990 shares trading hands. The share price reached a day high of $3.14, nearing its 52-week high of $3.20.This occurred after news earlier that morning that Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, which the Company holds a 50% indirect interest in, had completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block. Friday saw a slight share price dip of just over 9%.
Caspian Energy Inc. is an oil and gas exploration company, with operations in Kazakhstan where it has a number of targets in the highly prospective Aktobe Oblast of Western Kazakhstan. Currently, the Company holds an exclusive license which entitles it exploration and development rights to certain oil and gas properties known as the "North Block", an area of 3,458 square km.
The Company`s license area lies immediately bordering to various producing fields, including the Alibekmola, Zhanazhol and Kenkiyak fields.
Caspian Energy Inc was formed in September of 2004 through a merger with Caspian Energy Limited, a private Ontario company and Northway Explorations Ltd, a Canadian, junior natural resource exploration company.
Caspian acquired a 50% stake in Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, in a joint venture set up in the early summer of 2004 between Caspian and Azden Management Ltd, a Kazakh company. Through this joint venture, Caspian holds a government-issued exploration contract to explore and develop the oil and gas reserves in the aforementioned "North Block," located in Aktobe region. The 3,458 square kilometer North Block area is in the vicinity of the Kazakh pre-Caspian basin and lies immediately adjacent to the various producing fields of Alibekmola, South Alibek, Zhanazhol and Kenkiyak.
The Company intends on focusing on the exploration and development of the North Block using the latest western techniques to show up the maximum amount of reserves from the minimum number of wells. This is beneficial because it allows professionals to take a closer look at areas with new technology, which can find things that were undetectable in the past. In the future, the Company intends to crystallize shareholder value either through selected developments or through a targeted program of disposals, at the appropriate stage of development of its assets, in the North Block.
In news released by the Company Thursday morning, Caspian proclaimed that the aforementioned Aral Petroleum Capital LLP, or Aral, had completed a successful flow-test in the Zhagabulak Area in the southeast corner of the North Block.
The Company`s first exploration well, East Zhagabulak #301, reached a total depth of 4846 meters and encountered approximately 101 meters, or 331 feet, of net oil pay in Middle Carboniferous reservoirs. The well is being tested in two intervals. The lower interval, the primary target in the well, tested at rates of 2,532 barrels of oil per day, or b/d, of 39 degrees API gravity oil, following acidizing. The upper zone, a secondary target, is currently being acidized and testing is expected to be completed soon.
The logging programme for well EZ #301 has shown that the well is 38 meters updip to the offset producing well (EZ #213) and that apparent productive intervals were by-passed in earlier Soviet era wells. The Company is investigating a programme to add production through major workovers on EZ #213, and a near offset plugged well EZ #211.
In regards to the testing, Mr. Charles Summers, Caspian’s COO stated, "We are very pleased with the success of our first exploration well in the North Block and this result exceeds our initial expectations and confirms our exploration strategy…The field pipeline is already installed and this well is currently flowing to our production facility. Our second exploration location, EZ #302, approximately 3.6 km. southwest of well 301, has set intermediate casing at 3003 meters, and is expected to reach total depth before the end of March".
As we have mentioned in previous articles, and as was touched upon in this article, Kazakhstan is situated in a favorable geological position and has a rich history of oil and gas production. However, aside from this, Streetinvesting.com feels companies with projects in this region are desirable because, as we’ve also mentioned before, there are only so many discovered oil and gas reserves in the world today. As oil and gas are both non-renewable energy sources, they are in high demand. This being said, there are also only a select few “major” oil and gas companies which control most of the market. And, as the world’s supply is diminishing, so are their tapped reserves. Rather than calling it quits and retiring after their reserves run out, these “majors” are actively looking for new exploration and exploitation targets across the globe. Now, seeing as the Caspian Sea region, including Kazakhstan, contains the third largest reserve of oil and natural gas in the world, it seems plausible that many of these “major” oil and gas companies might be looking there for the future. However, as they know, most of the favourable land in this area is already in possession by “junior” oil and gas companies, such as Caspian Energy Inc.
Furthermore, those of you who have received our complimentary, weekly market sentiment know, our interests in non Middle Eastern oil and gas companies has been furthered recently with President George Bush’s recent State of the Union Address. In the address, Bush stated, "We are going to drop our dependence on Middle East oil by 75% before 2025."
We feel that this could suggest that Middle East oil producers may soon be put on the back burner. However, whether or not these scenarios could be relevant to a Company such as Caspian is not for us to say. This aside, our research team is still interested in what this Company could offer for future investors, especially after news at the beginning of the week that the Company has a proposed financing to raise US$16 million through privately placed secured convertible debentures. Streetinvesting.com feels that this cash could play a great role in the Company’s ongoing progress at its above mentioned sites. And, in an effort to see whether or not this could have a positive affect on share prices later this year, we will be monitoring this Company’s future progress, keeping you, the investor, up to date on our findings.
na gut, wenn die anderen alle so schüchtern sind
oder bereits alles wissen
mich würde das drill-pogramm dieses und nächstes jahr interessieren.
ausserdem die infrastruktur die angeschafft werden soll und wie hoch sie entsprechende kosten beziffern.
merci
gulliver
oder bereits alles wissen
mich würde das drill-pogramm dieses und nächstes jahr interessieren.
ausserdem die infrastruktur die angeschafft werden soll und wie hoch sie entsprechende kosten beziffern.
merci
gulliver
Nur der Vollständigkeit halber: Target Price Erhöhung, aber Downgrade von Buy auf Hold von Canaccord
Caspian Energy target price raised
Friday, February 10, 2006 10:44:30 AM ET
Canaccord
NEW YORK, February 10 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Canaccord have raised their target price for Caspian Energy (ticker: CEK.T) to C$3.
Caspian Energy target price raised
Friday, February 10, 2006 10:44:30 AM ET
Canaccord
NEW YORK, February 10 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Canaccord have raised their target price for Caspian Energy (ticker: CEK.T) to C$3.
@98 / Jose = CEK meine ich damit auch gar nicht, ich denke da eher mal an die von Matthiasch erwähnten Hype - Dinger.
Gulliver bezüglich des Drillprogrammes. Hast Du Dir schon die PPT-Präsentation von denen angesehen?
Das beste finde ich, daß wir bald auch noch Baktygrygyn (oder so) drillen werden.
Wenn Du weitere Fragen hast, immer her damit ich denke ich kenne mich inzwischen ganz gut aus mit der Company. Auch José hilft sicher gern.
Das beste finde ich, daß wir bald auch noch Baktygrygyn (oder so) drillen werden.
Wenn Du weitere Fragen hast, immer her damit ich denke ich kenne mich inzwischen ganz gut aus mit der Company. Auch José hilft sicher gern.
Ich kopiere hier mal mein Post aus nem andren Board rein:
Dazu sollte ich vielleicht noch sagen, daß CEK mich schon das ganze 2006 begleitet und mir schon viel Freude bereitet hat. Vor allem auch wenn ich den Zeitplan der kommuniziert wurde mit dem abgeglichen habe, der sich bisher realisiert hat. Da ist mir schon wohler als an anderer Stelle, wenns nur kurze Verzögerungen gibt...
However when I compare tmy and CEK I see several aspects:
1. CEK has far better wells. If we project the others to be as good as the first one say 4 times as good as tmy`S on average. Ok let`s see what the econd one is like... But just look at what the EZ 301 did after minor acid treatment without an acid frac, a submersible downhole pump and don`t forget all the rest of that tmy testing and workover talk. EZ 301 has a second zone to test and I am a lot more confident in that happening and showing results than in tmy being able to show the 3000 bopd revised guidance (from how many wells 7, 8?) in all of 2006.
2. CEK will grow faster (per well that is). The better flow rates will give them a higher NAV and better reserves per well I presume. In addition they are stepping out there wells with more space in between which if successful will prove up more reserves increase NAV faster and contribute share price.
3. Performance vs. Promise. No comment.
4. Like BSKO CEK has a strong and solid political good relation in Kazakhstan. Something that tmy cannot claim anymore. We shall see how that plays out for tmy at some point. Just look at what PKZ could be worth now, vs. its nonexistence... I am talking the long run here.
5. CEK`s first field may be as big or even bigger than South Alibek, but still they got a second one which they will start drilling not too far away vs. some azer talk and a map that has been on tmy presentations for a year or so...
However look at what tmy`s NAV will be like vs. its share price. The dicount there can only be explained with the inability to produce good flow rates. Suppose that changes (and remove the discount) and you see where cek can be like in 2 to 3 years or so...
The rest, I forgot. However CEK and BSKO could be my stocks of 2006.
Dazu sollte ich vielleicht noch sagen, daß CEK mich schon das ganze 2006 begleitet und mir schon viel Freude bereitet hat. Vor allem auch wenn ich den Zeitplan der kommuniziert wurde mit dem abgeglichen habe, der sich bisher realisiert hat. Da ist mir schon wohler als an anderer Stelle, wenns nur kurze Verzögerungen gibt...
However when I compare tmy and CEK I see several aspects:
1. CEK has far better wells. If we project the others to be as good as the first one say 4 times as good as tmy`S on average. Ok let`s see what the econd one is like... But just look at what the EZ 301 did after minor acid treatment without an acid frac, a submersible downhole pump and don`t forget all the rest of that tmy testing and workover talk. EZ 301 has a second zone to test and I am a lot more confident in that happening and showing results than in tmy being able to show the 3000 bopd revised guidance (from how many wells 7, 8?) in all of 2006.
2. CEK will grow faster (per well that is). The better flow rates will give them a higher NAV and better reserves per well I presume. In addition they are stepping out there wells with more space in between which if successful will prove up more reserves increase NAV faster and contribute share price.
3. Performance vs. Promise. No comment.
4. Like BSKO CEK has a strong and solid political good relation in Kazakhstan. Something that tmy cannot claim anymore. We shall see how that plays out for tmy at some point. Just look at what PKZ could be worth now, vs. its nonexistence... I am talking the long run here.
5. CEK`s first field may be as big or even bigger than South Alibek, but still they got a second one which they will start drilling not too far away vs. some azer talk and a map that has been on tmy presentations for a year or so...
However look at what tmy`s NAV will be like vs. its share price. The dicount there can only be explained with the inability to produce good flow rates. Suppose that changes (and remove the discount) and you see where cek can be like in 2 to 3 years or so...
The rest, I forgot. However CEK and BSKO could be my stocks of 2006.
was für ein schöner Handelstag gestern
2.96 Can. Dollar
+10.04%
bei 1,545,902 Stücken
umgesetzt
José
2.96 Can. Dollar
+10.04%
bei 1,545,902 Stücken
umgesetzt
José
José
schönes Volumen heute in London
umsätze bereits zu umgerechnet 2,26 Euro
also 3,11 Can. Dollar
( insg. 50.000 Stücke )
auf eine interessante Woche
José
umsätze bereits zu umgerechnet 2,26 Euro
also 3,11 Can. Dollar
( insg. 50.000 Stücke )
auf eine interessante Woche
José
Hallo Jose, Statistix, Art und alle anderen!
die Vorstellung von CEK hier ist sehr spannend.
Habt ihr noch andere Tipps mit denen man sich auseinandersetzen sollte?
z.z. beobachte ich noch die von euch auch im wo board kommentierten werte arfura, mercator min., forsys.
bei osisko bin ich schon länger dabei.
Was meint ihr denn zu YGC Res., Max Petr., urasia, gran tierra energy, cardero, everton Res. und halo res. ? bei diesen werten bin ich etwas im zweifel obwohl alle einen gewissen Reiz haben.
sorry, dass ich die frage hier rein stelle, aber in diesem Thread scheinen bisher die Fakten zu zählen und nicht nur blabla wie in vielen anderen Threads.
Außerdem wollte ich keine Boardmail schicken, damit auch alle was von meiner Frage haben.
Wäre sehr erfreut, wenn ihr euch etwas äußern könntet.
mfG
Tefel
die Vorstellung von CEK hier ist sehr spannend.
Habt ihr noch andere Tipps mit denen man sich auseinandersetzen sollte?
z.z. beobachte ich noch die von euch auch im wo board kommentierten werte arfura, mercator min., forsys.
bei osisko bin ich schon länger dabei.
Was meint ihr denn zu YGC Res., Max Petr., urasia, gran tierra energy, cardero, everton Res. und halo res. ? bei diesen werten bin ich etwas im zweifel obwohl alle einen gewissen Reiz haben.
sorry, dass ich die frage hier rein stelle, aber in diesem Thread scheinen bisher die Fakten zu zählen und nicht nur blabla wie in vielen anderen Threads.
Außerdem wollte ich keine Boardmail schicken, damit auch alle was von meiner Frage haben.
Wäre sehr erfreut, wenn ihr euch etwas äußern könntet.
mfG
Tefel
Bin heute auch in CEK investiert. Hat bei mir voll lang gedauert, bis mein Broker diesen anscheinend doch unbekannten Titel freigeschalten hat. Hauptsache dabei und long
Ein Order mit 105t shares zu 2,75 wurde soeben durchgeführt! Es geht also bald wieder los...
ich bin auch investiert und bin gespannt welche Aktie besser performt;Voy oder Caspian Energy.Casp.Energy hat mit Aral(BP) einen starken Partner und die größeren Ölreserven,doch Voy hat mit Repsol einen neuen finanzkräftigen Partner und fördert aktuell 20 000 barrel/day....langfristig dürften beide Aktien ein Kauf sein..mfg
@ebooker
diese ARAL ist nicht Aral ( blaue Tankstellen )
hinter ARAL steckt eine der einflussreichsten kassachischen "Familien und Gruppen" - was viiiiell besser in dieser Gegend ist als BP ...
José
diese ARAL ist nicht Aral ( blaue Tankstellen )
hinter ARAL steckt eine der einflussreichsten kassachischen "Familien und Gruppen" - was viiiiell besser in dieser Gegend ist als BP ...
José
und nochmals etwas Cash eingesammelt
Caspian Energy Inc Placing
RNS Number:2793Z
Caspian Energy Inc
03 March 2006
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE U.S.
CASPIAN ENERGY INC.
("Caspian")
CASPIAN ANNOUNCES
UNDERWRITTEN PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX: CEK, AIM:CEK) is pleased to announce that it has
entered into an underwritten, private placement financing agreement with a
syndicate of underwriters led by Orion Securities Inc. and including Jones,
Gable & Company Limited to issue 13,726,000 common shares of Caspian at a price
of CAD$2.55 per share for total gross proceeds of CAD$35,001,300.
In addition, Caspian has granted the underwriters an option, exercisable in
whole or in part prior to closing, to purchase up to an additional 5,883,000
common shares at a price of CAD$2.55 per share, which would increase the size of
the offering up to CAD$50,002,950. Closing is conditional upon receipt of all
necessary approvals including approval of the TSX and is expected to occur on 22
March 2006.
Caspian intends to use the proceeds of this financing to drill two wells on the
Baktygaryn Block, to repay Aral Petroleum Capital for Caspian`s share of the
bonus previously paid to Aral Capital and for general corporate purposes.
For further information please contact:
Bell Pottinger Corporate & Financial
Geoff Callow 00 44 (0) 20 7861 3232
José
Caspian Energy Inc Placing
RNS Number:2793Z
Caspian Energy Inc
03 March 2006
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE U.S.
CASPIAN ENERGY INC.
("Caspian")
CASPIAN ANNOUNCES
UNDERWRITTEN PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX: CEK, AIM:CEK) is pleased to announce that it has
entered into an underwritten, private placement financing agreement with a
syndicate of underwriters led by Orion Securities Inc. and including Jones,
Gable & Company Limited to issue 13,726,000 common shares of Caspian at a price
of CAD$2.55 per share for total gross proceeds of CAD$35,001,300.
In addition, Caspian has granted the underwriters an option, exercisable in
whole or in part prior to closing, to purchase up to an additional 5,883,000
common shares at a price of CAD$2.55 per share, which would increase the size of
the offering up to CAD$50,002,950. Closing is conditional upon receipt of all
necessary approvals including approval of the TSX and is expected to occur on 22
March 2006.
Caspian intends to use the proceeds of this financing to drill two wells on the
Baktygaryn Block, to repay Aral Petroleum Capital for Caspian`s share of the
bonus previously paid to Aral Capital and for general corporate purposes.
For further information please contact:
Bell Pottinger Corporate & Financial
Geoff Callow 00 44 (0) 20 7861 3232
José
also ist ja wirklich stabil unsere caspian..
2,78 zu 2,82 Can. Dollar
bei nun fast 1 Million gehandelter Stücke
José
bei nun fast 1 Million gehandelter Stücke
José
das waren zum Teil ordentliche Einzelblöcke gestern
allein um 18.18 Uhr unserer zeit ein 400.000 Stücke - Block und einige 50k er !!!
José
allein um 18.18 Uhr unserer zeit ein 400.000 Stücke - Block und einige 50k er !!!
José
Mal schauen, ob wir irgendwann was über die Reserven hören.
200 Mill. Faß (netto) könnte man ruhig mit 800-1000 Mill. Dollar bewerten.
Hoffentlich haben sie nicht nur 100 Mill. Fass.
Aton war ja letztens in Kasachstan. Auf das CEK Gebiet wurden sie jedoch nicht gelassen. Gespräche mit den CEK Machern fanden auch nicht statt.
Meine Frage: Warum nicht?
Immerhin ist Aton das einzige Haus, das dort viele Firmen covert.
Aton hat momentan eine Hold Empfehlung.
200 Mill. Faß (netto) könnte man ruhig mit 800-1000 Mill. Dollar bewerten.
Hoffentlich haben sie nicht nur 100 Mill. Fass.
Aton war ja letztens in Kasachstan. Auf das CEK Gebiet wurden sie jedoch nicht gelassen. Gespräche mit den CEK Machern fanden auch nicht statt.
Meine Frage: Warum nicht?
Immerhin ist Aton das einzige Haus, das dort viele Firmen covert.
Aton hat momentan eine Hold Empfehlung.
und weiter geht es:
3,02 zu 3,04 Can.Dollar
bei bereits über 550.000 Stücken
José
3,02 zu 3,04 Can.Dollar
bei bereits über 550.000 Stücken
José
nun 3,05 zu 3,10 Can.$
3,17 Can. Dollar
Geld: 3,15
Brief: 3,19
José
die bisher ach so negativ sich äußernden Jungs und Mädels von Cana. räumen ab was sie nur bekommen können
José
José
Umrechnungskurs 3,2 CAD = 2,3 EUR
macht nun innerhalb von 3 Monaten
ein Plus von knapp 60%
José
ein Plus von knapp 60%
José
Jaja Jose, gratulation. Und sollte OSK bei 2,8 CAD schließen, dann nochmals gratulation. Bei Taghem wart ich noch ab. Was denkst du über "Caspian oil und Gas"? Haben die noch Potential, oder ist die Luft raus? Danke für deine DD!
Ausgezeichnet wie das hier läuft!
:O:O
die caspians ziehen das geld förmlich an.
die sowjets werden sich mit ihren c3 schätzungen schon nicht vertan haben.
nach den bisherigen bohrungen, sieht ja alles nach ein oder zwei grösseren feldern aus.
:O:O
die caspians ziehen das geld förmlich an.
die sowjets werden sich mit ihren c3 schätzungen schon nicht vertan haben.
nach den bisherigen bohrungen, sieht ja alles nach ein oder zwei grösseren feldern aus.
Laut Planned Work Programm 2006 soll auch Well EZ303 im April begonnen und im Juli abgeschlossen werden, außerdem soll im August auf Baktygaryn begonnen werden.
Weiß jemand mehr dazu?
Gruß McN
Weiß jemand mehr dazu?
Gruß McN
Was für fette Blöcke...
So long so strong
CASPIAN ENERGY
So long so strong
CASPIAN ENERGY
WAS SOLL DENN DAT? UNTER HOHEM VOLUMEN AUF 2,95 CAD!!!!
wegen der enttäuschenden 2.Zone
welche lediglich 100 barrel brachte...
habe ebenfalls über 3 Can. ein wenig umgeschichtet
und bin bei TAG.L auf der Lauer
mehr Pos. aufzubauen
José
welche lediglich 100 barrel brachte...
habe ebenfalls über 3 Can. ein wenig umgeschichtet
und bin bei TAG.L auf der Lauer
mehr Pos. aufzubauen
José
hmm ja, ist wohl wieder diese KT-I zone. die hat ja noch nie richtig funktioniert.
aber die unter zone sieht doch mit 2500 barrel gut aus, oder hat jemand dort auch was auszusetzen?
mir scheint die sache noch längst nicht ausgereizt, doch natürlich bräuchte man mal eine professionelle reserven-schätzung.
die tmy crew hat pro loch auch ein paar millionen proven reserven ausfindig machen können.
aus den flow rates unter verschiedenen drücken und dem nachfliessverhalten nach der abschaltung der pumpen, ist es möglich auf die grösse des reservoirs zu schliessen.
aber die unter zone sieht doch mit 2500 barrel gut aus, oder hat jemand dort auch was auszusetzen?
mir scheint die sache noch längst nicht ausgereizt, doch natürlich bräuchte man mal eine professionelle reserven-schätzung.
die tmy crew hat pro loch auch ein paar millionen proven reserven ausfindig machen können.
aus den flow rates unter verschiedenen drücken und dem nachfliessverhalten nach der abschaltung der pumpen, ist es möglich auf die grösse des reservoirs zu schliessen.
schönes Plus gestern wieder auf die Hochs
3,20 Can. Dollar Schlusskurs
José
3,20 Can. Dollar Schlusskurs
José
und jetzt bekommt die Aktie FLGGGEEEELL
Kurs: 3,42 Can. Dollar
und 20k Stcke im Geld bei 3,38 Can.
Jos
Kurs: 3,42 Can. Dollar
und 20k Stcke im Geld bei 3,38 Can.
Jos
FLGGGELLL
3,45 Can.Dollar
Jos
3,45 Can.Dollar
Jos
Tageshoch 3,55 Can. Dollar
und bereits 300k Stücke umgesetzt
aktuell 3,46
José
und bereits 300k Stücke umgesetzt
aktuell 3,46
José
gestern mit 3,65 CAD geschlossen
sie läuft und läuft..
sie läuft und läuft..
Caspian Energy Inc. Announces Final Results For Eleven Months Ended 31 December 2005
09:56 EST Friday, March 31, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - March 31, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (the "Company" or "CEK")(TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) an oil and gas exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan, announced today its financial results for the eleven months ending December 31, 2005. The Company has also filed its statement of reserves data and related reports in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities of the Canadian securities regulatory authorities. The statement and related reports are included in the Company's annual information form which was filed today with the applicable Canadian securities regulatory authorities and is available for viewing at www.sedar.com, along with the Company's audited financial statements and related management's discussion and analysis for its 2005 fiscal year.
Caspian's first exploration well, EZ #301 has been tested at rate of 2632 barrels of oil per day (b/d) of 39o API gravity oil. Its second well, EZ #302 has reached total depth of 5012 meters and is currently running logs. . It has selected the location for its third well, EZ #303 which will be about 5.2 km. southwest of EZ #302 and drilling is expected to commence in Q2 2006.
Since the period end, Caspian has also completed two rounds of fundraising. It raised US$16m through the issue of convertible loan stocks and CAD$35m through the Placing of 13,726,000 shares. Caspian intends to use the proceeds of this financing to drill two wells on the Baktygaryn Block, to repay Aral Petroleum Capital for Caspian's share of the bonus previously paid to Aral Capital and for general corporate purposes.
For the eleven months ending December 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $8,407,934 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $5,001,455. Large non-cash items equal to $4,038,697 (prior period - $3,629,436) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $3,263,221 (prior period - $57,642) pertaining to unrealized foreign exchange losses contributed to this loss. For the current fiscal period the loss included a recovery of Kazakh future income taxes of $592,747 while in the prior fiscal period the Company reflected a charge of $406,270.
CEK's operations used $1,505,558 in cash during the eleven month period and $824,501 for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005. Realized foreign exchange losses of $1,025,305 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in this figure.
Oil revenues before transportation costs for the eleven month period were $2,658,987 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005 were $1,618,511.
For the period ended December 31, 2005 operating costs were $1,415,595 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005, operating costs were $545,099 and transportation expenses were $11,106 and $68,601, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $2,727,613 and $2,113,461, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $27,867,530 for the eleven months ending December 31, 2005 and $18,681,043, for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditure of funds by Aral.
CEK today filed on SEDAR financial statements and MD&A with respect to its December 31, 2005 fiscal year-end.
Caspian will be changing its fiscal year end date from January 31 to December 31 commencing with the year starting February 1, 2005. The December 31, 2005 reporting period is comprised of 11 months, February 2005 to December 2005, inclusive. In the new financial year, Caspian's interim financial statements will be filed for the periods ending March 31, 2006; June 30, 2006 and September 30, 2006, with annual financial statements for the new financial year to be filed for the period ending December 31, 2006.
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.
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, EZ#301 was drilled to a total depth of 4,846 meters and logged. The well was completed with the drilling rig before the rig was moved to the EZ#302 location. EZ#301 was acid-washed and the two potentially productive hydrocarbon bearing zones were flow-tested. The lower zone (KT-2) was tested at 2,532 bopd. 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. The KT-1 interval is a candidate for further stimulation to enhance its productive capacity.
The second exploration effort, EZ#302, was spud on December 25, 2005. Comparison of petrophysical analyses of Company-owned wells has suggested that bypassed pay may exist in wells EZ#211 and EZ#213, which were drilled during the Soviet period. Most KT-2 wells in the area have never been acidized, which includes EZ#213. The Company plans to workover EZ#213 in 2006, which may include additional perforations and acid stimulation work to increase flow rates. EZ#211 is being investigated as a potential re-entry candidate to evaluate both KT-1 and KT-2 potential. Subsequent to the completion of drilling at EZ#302, the drilling rig will move to the third exploration effort, EZ#303, located 5.2 km. southwest of EZ#302, which is expected to spud during April 2006.
Landmark's interpretation of the PSTM seismic data set at Zhagabulak was completed in early November 2005 and efforts are continuing on completing the interpretation of the PSDM data set. Internal interpretation is also ongoing. Logging, coring and well test data from EZ#301 are being incorporated into the understanding of the targeted Carboniferous reservoirs both internally and through the development of geological and seismic facies modeling being created by RES - Kazakhstan Reservoir Evaluation Services, Almaty and Oslo, Norway.
Ongoing petrophysical analyses of all wells penetrating the below salt reservoirs is partially 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 will also be evaluated for inclusion into this process.
Reprocessing of the existing Soviet 2-D seismic data is expected to be completed in the first quarter 2006 and the interpretation of that data will be added to the evaluation of the North Block and aid in the identification of future seismic acquisition areas and drilling locations.
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 will be processed through PSDM. Completion of processing and interpretation of this data will take place through May 2006.
Beginning in late February 2006, the Company began the acquisition of a regional, strategically-placed, 366 km 2D seismic program covering a widespread area of the North Block. The knowledge gained from this 2D acquisition program will add to the effort of identifying a third 3D seismic acquisition area currently scheduled to begin in the second half of 2006, depending on equipment availability and other ongoing activities. Drilling locations from the 3D data are expected to be identified in late 2006 to early 2007.
Consolidated Balance Sheet
As at December 31, 2005
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Assets
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents 10,094,086 43,066,470
Accounts receivable 505,815 181,387
Prepaids and other deposits 420,879 107,416
Inventory (note 4) 887,617 36,795
Other assets - 11,731
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11,908,397 43,403,799
Restricted cash (note 2) 136,884 47,514
Property, plant and equipment (note 5) 68,331,221 40,638,537
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80,376,502 84,089,850
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Liabilities
Current liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 3,216,450 1,366,096
Loan payable (note 11) 6,872,279 7,336,841
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10,088,729 8,702,937
Asset retirement obligation (note 6) 88,900 70,540
Future income taxes (note 7) 51,629 644,376
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10,229,258 9,417,853
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Shareholders' Equity
Share capital (note 8) 75,220,762 75,376,278
Warrants to purchase common shares (note 8) 667,738 667,738
Contributed surplus (note 10) 7,668,133 3,629,436
Deficit (13,409,389) (5,001,455)
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70,147,244 74,671,997
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80,376,502 84,089,850
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See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Consolidated Statement of Loss and Deficit
Eleven Period from
months April 13,
ended 2004 to
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Revenue
Oil and gas revenue, net 2,658,987 1,618,511
Interest 1,010,872 238,385
Other 4,202 45,764
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3,674,061 1,902,660
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Expenses
General and administrative 2,727,613 2,113,461
Operating 1,415,595 545,099
Transportation 11,106 68,601
Stock-based compensation (note 9) 4,038,697 3,629,436
Foreign exchange loss 4,288,526 57,642
Depletion, depreciation and accretion 193,205 83,606
--------------------------
12,674,742 6,497,845
--------------------------
Loss before income taxes (9,000,681) (4,595,185)
Future income taxes (recovery) (note 7) (592,747) 406,270
--------------------------
Net loss for the period (8,407,934) (5,001,455)
Deficit - Beginning of period (5,001,455) -
--------------------------
Deficit - End of period (13,409,389) (5,001,455)
--------------------------
--------------------------
Basic and diluted loss per share (note 8) (0.10) (0.09)
--------------------------
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See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
For the eleven month period ended December 31, 2005
Eleven Period from
months April 13,
ended 2004 to
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Cash provided by (used in)
Operating activities
Net loss for the period (8,407,934) (5,001,455)
Items not affecting cash
Stock-based compensation 4,038,697 3,629,436
Unrealized foreign exchange loss 3,263,221 57,642
Depletion, depreciation and accretion 193,205 83,606
Future income taxes (592,747) 406,270
--------------------------
(1,505,558) (824,501)
Changes in non-cash working capital
balances (1,667,579) (680,110)
--------------------------
(3,173,137) (1,504,611)
--------------------------
Financing activities
Restricted cash 89,370 -
Loan payable (464,562) -
Issuance of common shares 135,300 65,794,363
Share issue expenses (290,816) (6,209,585)
--------------------------
(530,708) 59,584,778
--------------------------
Investing activities
Acquisition of property, plant and
equipment (27,867,530) (18,681,043)
Business acquisition - 2,301,250
Changes in non-cash working capital
balances (1,401,009) 1,366,096
--------------------------
(29,268,539) (15,013,697)
--------------------------
(Decrease) increase in cash and cash
equivalents (32,972,384) 43,066,470
Cash and cash equivalents - Beginning of
period 43,066,470 -
--------------------------
Cash and cash equivalents - End of period 10,094,086 43,066,470
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Supplementary information
Interest received 1,114,062 201,811
See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements
1 Nature of operations
Caspian Energy Inc. ("Caspian" or the "Company") is engaged in the exploration for and development and production of oil and gas in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Its primary operating activities are carried out through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Caspian Energy Ltd. ("Caspian Ltd.").
Caspian's principal assets are a 50% interest in Aral Petroleum Capital LLP ("Aral"), held by Caspian Ltd. Through its interest in Aral, Caspian has the right to explore and develop certain oil and gas properties in Kazakhstan, known as the North Block, a 3,458 square kilometre area located in the vicinity of the Kazakh pre-Caspian basin. The Company also has minor resource interests in Canada.
Aral's exploration and development rights to the North Block were granted pursuant to the terms of an exploration contract between the government of Kazakhstan and Aral (the "Exploration Contract"). The initial three-year term of the Exploration Contract has been extended for a two-year period (expiring in December 2007) and is subject to a further extension of two years thereafter, in accordance with the terms of the contract.
Under the terms of the Exploration Contract, Aral is obligated to spend at least US$20.8 million under a minimum work program in respect of the North Block during the initial three-year term of the contract. The expenditures include processing and reinterpretation of geological and geophysical data of prior years, two dimensional and three dimensional seismic shoots and surveys, drilling exploration wells, well reactivations and well surveys and testing. As of December 31, 2005, Aral's financial obligation under the minimum work program has been discharged.
Under terms of a shareholders' agreement dated June 25, 2004, among Caspian Ltd., Azden Management Limited ("Azden") and Aral, Caspian is committed to fund Aral's US$20.8 million obligation under the initial work program. This financial commitment has been satisfied, in full, by the Company. In addition, Caspian Ltd. has undertaken, on a best efforts basis, to raise financing of US$84.0 million to fund Aral's operations pursuant to the Exploration Contract.
Caspian was incorporated on April 13, 2004, accordingly, the comparative figures presented in these financial statements reflect the period from incorporation to January 31, 2005.
On November 30, 2005, Caspian announced a change in its fiscal year end date from January 31 to December 31 commencing with the year starting February 1, 2005. The December 31, 2005 reporting period will be comprised of 11 months, February 2005 to December 2005, inclusive.
2 Significant accounting policies
The consolidated financial statements of Caspian are stated in Canadian dollars and have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.
The preparation of financial statements in conformity with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amount of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the period. Actual results could differ from those estimates.
Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents are comprised of cash and short-term investments with an initial maturity date of three months or less.
Inventory
Inventory is recorded at the lower of cost calculated using the weighted average method, and net realizable value. Cost comprises direct materials and where applicable direct labour costs and those overheads which have been incurred in bringing the inventories to their present location and condition. Net realizable value represents the estimated selling price less all estimated costs of completion and costs to be incurred in marketing, selling and distribution.
Joint ventures
The Company's oil and gas exploration and development activities are conducted mainly in Kazakhstan through its 50% interest in Aral and, accordingly, these consolidated financial statements reflect only the Company's proportionate interest in such activities.
Property, plant and equipment
a) Capitalized costs
The Company follows the full cost method of accounting for oil and natural gas operations, whereby all costs related to the acquisition, exploration and development of petroleum and natural gas reserves are capitalized. Such costs include lease acquisition costs, geological and geophysical costs, carrying charges on non-producing properties, costs of drilling both productive and non-productive wells, the cost of petroleum and natural gas production equipment and overhead charges directly related to exploration and development activities. Proceeds from the sale of oil and gas properties are applied against capital costs, with no gain or loss recognized, unless such a sale would change the rate of depletion and depreciation by 20% or more, in which case, a gain or loss would be recorded.
b) Depletion, depreciation and amortization
The capitalized costs are depleted and depreciated using the unit-of-production method based on proven petroleum and natural gas reserves, as determined by independent consulting engineers. Oil and natural gas liquids reserves and production are converted into equivalent units of natural gas based on relative energy content on a ratio of six thousand cubic feet of gas to one barrel of oil. Significant development projects and expenditures on exploration properties are excluded from calculation of depletion prior to assessment of the existence of proved reserves.
Other property, machinery and equipment are recorded at historical cost. Depreciation is calculated on a straight-line basis at the following annual rates:
Buildings 8%
Machinery and equipment 8%
Vehicles 7%
Other fixed assets 10%
c) Ceiling test
The Company follows the Canadian accounting guideline on full cost accounting. In applying the full cost guideline, Caspian calculates its ceiling test for each cost centre by comparing the carrying value of oil and natural gas properties and production equipment to the sum of undiscounted cash flows expected to result from Caspian's proved reserves. If the carrying value is not fully recoverable, the amount of impairment is measured by comparing the carrying value of oil and gas properties and production and equipment to the estimated net present value of future cash flows from proved plus probable reserves using a risk-free interest rate and expected future prices. Any excess carrying value above the net present value of the future cash flows is recorded as a permanent impairment.
d) Unproved property
Costs of acquiring and evaluating unproven properties are initially excluded from costs subject to depletion, until it is determined whether or not proved reserves are attributable to the properties or, in the case of major development projects, commercial production has commenced, or impairment has occurred. Impairment occurs whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that the carrying amount may not be recoverable. When proven reserves are determined or the property is considered to be impaired, the cost of the property or the amount of the impairment is added to the costs subject to depletion for that country's cost centre.
e) Asset retirement obligation
Caspian records the fair value of asset retirement obligations ("ARO") as a liability in the period in which it incurs a legal obligation to restore an oil and gas property, typically when a well is drilled or other equipment is put in place. The associated asset retirement costs are capitalized as part of the carrying amount of the related asset and depleted using a unit-of-production method over the life of the proved reserves. Subsequent to initial measurement of the obligations, the obligations are adjusted at the end of each reporting period to reflect the passage of time and changes in estimated future cash flows underlying the obligation. Actual costs incurred on settlement of the ARO are charged against the ARO.
Income taxes
Income taxes are calculated using the liability method of tax accounting. Temporary differences arising from the difference between the tax basis of an asset or liability and its carrying value amount on the balance sheet are used to calculate future income tax assets and liabilities. Future income tax assets and liabilities are calculated using tax rates anticipated to apply in the periods that the temporary differences are expected to reverse.
Stock-based compensation
The Company grants options to purchase common shares to employees and directors under its stock option plan. Under this standard, future awards are accounted for using the fair value of accounting for stock-based compensation. Under the fair value method, an estimate of the value of the option is determined at the time of grant using a Black-Scholes option-pricing model. The fair value of the option is recognized as an expense and contributed surplus over the vesting period of the option. Proceeds received on exercise of stock options, along with amounts previously included in contributed surplus, are credited to share capital.
Revenue recognition
Revenue from the sale of oil and natural gas is recognized based on volumes delivered to customers at contractual delivery points and rates. The costs associated with the delivery, including operating and maintenance costs, transportation, and production-based royalty expenses will be recognized in the same period in which the related revenue is earned and recorded.
Measurement uncertainty
The amounts recorded for depletion and depreciation of property, plant and equipment, the provision for asset retirement obligations and the amounts used for ceiling test calculations are based on estimates of reserves and future costs. The Company's reserve estimates are reviewed annually by an independent engineering firm. The amounts disclosed relating to fair values of stock options issued are based on estimates of future volatility of the Company's share price, expected lives of options, and other relevant assumptions. By their nature, these estimates are subject to measurement uncertainty.
Earnings (loss) per share
Basic per share amounts are calculated using the weighted average number of shares outstanding during the year. Diluted per share amounts are calculated based on the treasury stock method whereby the weighted average number of shares is adjusted for the dilutive effect of options. The Company applies the treasury stock method for the calculation of diluted net income (loss) per share whereby the effect of the "in the money" instruments such as stock options and warrants affect the calculation. The treasury stock method assumes that the proceeds from the exercise are used to repurchase common shares of the Company at the weighted average market price during the year.
Financial instruments
Fair values
The fair values of accounts receivable, accounts payable and accrued liabilities, and loan payable approximate their carrying values due to their short-term maturity.
Credit risk
Substantially all of the Company's accounts receivable are due from companies in the oil and gas industry and are subject to the normal industry credit risks. The carrying value of accounts receivable reflects management's assessment of the associated credit risks.
Foreign currency
All operations are considered financially and operationally integrated. Results of operations are translated to Canadian dollars, using average rates for revenues and expenses, except depreciation which is translated at the rate of exchange applicable to the related assets. Monetary items denominated in foreign currency are translated to Canadian dollars at exchange rates in effect at the balance sheet date and non-monetary items are translated at rates of exchange in effect when the assets were acquired or obligations incurred. Foreign exchange gains and losses are recorded in the statement of loss.
Restricted cash
Under the terms of the Exploration Contract, Aral has accrued 1% of the capital costs of exploration (the "Liquidation Fund") in an amount of US $235,600 and US $76,600 as of December 31, 2005 and January 31, 2005, respectively (Cdn. $136,884 and Cdn. $47,514, respectively) and deposited the cash in a restricted bank account. It is anticipated that the Liquidation Fund will be used to finance the restoration of the License Area upon expiration of the Exploration Contract, unless a production contract is awarded.
3 Acquisition of Caspian Energy Ltd.
On September 21, 2004, Caspian (formerly Northway Explorations Limited) acquired all of the issued and outstanding shares of Caspian Ltd., an Ontario private company, by issuing 39,590,909 common shares. The transaction between Caspian (legal parent) and Caspian Ltd. (legal subsidiary) is accounted for as a reverse-takeover ("RTO"), using the purchase method of accounting. The shareholders of Caspian Ltd. owned the majority of the shares after the acquisition. In addition, the management team of Caspian Ltd. became the management team of Caspian and the Caspian Ltd. directors became Caspian directors. As a result, for accounting purposes, Caspian Ltd. was identified as the acquirer. Application of RTO accounting results in Caspian Ltd. being deemed the parent company for accounting purposes. The financial statements of the combined entity, issued under the name of the legal parent, are considered a continuation of the financial statements of the legal subsidiary, Caspian Ltd.
09:56 EST Friday, March 31, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - March 31, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (the "Company" or "CEK")(TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) an oil and gas exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan, announced today its financial results for the eleven months ending December 31, 2005. The Company has also filed its statement of reserves data and related reports in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities of the Canadian securities regulatory authorities. The statement and related reports are included in the Company's annual information form which was filed today with the applicable Canadian securities regulatory authorities and is available for viewing at www.sedar.com, along with the Company's audited financial statements and related management's discussion and analysis for its 2005 fiscal year.
Caspian's first exploration well, EZ #301 has been tested at rate of 2632 barrels of oil per day (b/d) of 39o API gravity oil. Its second well, EZ #302 has reached total depth of 5012 meters and is currently running logs. . It has selected the location for its third well, EZ #303 which will be about 5.2 km. southwest of EZ #302 and drilling is expected to commence in Q2 2006.
Since the period end, Caspian has also completed two rounds of fundraising. It raised US$16m through the issue of convertible loan stocks and CAD$35m through the Placing of 13,726,000 shares. Caspian intends to use the proceeds of this financing to drill two wells on the Baktygaryn Block, to repay Aral Petroleum Capital for Caspian's share of the bonus previously paid to Aral Capital and for general corporate purposes.
For the eleven months ending December 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $8,407,934 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $5,001,455. Large non-cash items equal to $4,038,697 (prior period - $3,629,436) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $3,263,221 (prior period - $57,642) pertaining to unrealized foreign exchange losses contributed to this loss. For the current fiscal period the loss included a recovery of Kazakh future income taxes of $592,747 while in the prior fiscal period the Company reflected a charge of $406,270.
CEK's operations used $1,505,558 in cash during the eleven month period and $824,501 for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005. Realized foreign exchange losses of $1,025,305 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in this figure.
Oil revenues before transportation costs for the eleven month period were $2,658,987 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005 were $1,618,511.
For the period ended December 31, 2005 operating costs were $1,415,595 and for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005, operating costs were $545,099 and transportation expenses were $11,106 and $68,601, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $2,727,613 and $2,113,461, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $27,867,530 for the eleven months ending December 31, 2005 and $18,681,043, for the period from incorporation on April 13, 2004 to January 31, 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditure of funds by Aral.
CEK today filed on SEDAR financial statements and MD&A with respect to its December 31, 2005 fiscal year-end.
Caspian will be changing its fiscal year end date from January 31 to December 31 commencing with the year starting February 1, 2005. The December 31, 2005 reporting period is comprised of 11 months, February 2005 to December 2005, inclusive. In the new financial year, Caspian's interim financial statements will be filed for the periods ending March 31, 2006; June 30, 2006 and September 30, 2006, with annual financial statements for the new financial year to be filed for the period ending December 31, 2006.
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.
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, EZ#301 was drilled to a total depth of 4,846 meters and logged. The well was completed with the drilling rig before the rig was moved to the EZ#302 location. EZ#301 was acid-washed and the two potentially productive hydrocarbon bearing zones were flow-tested. The lower zone (KT-2) was tested at 2,532 bopd. 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. The KT-1 interval is a candidate for further stimulation to enhance its productive capacity.
The second exploration effort, EZ#302, was spud on December 25, 2005. Comparison of petrophysical analyses of Company-owned wells has suggested that bypassed pay may exist in wells EZ#211 and EZ#213, which were drilled during the Soviet period. Most KT-2 wells in the area have never been acidized, which includes EZ#213. The Company plans to workover EZ#213 in 2006, which may include additional perforations and acid stimulation work to increase flow rates. EZ#211 is being investigated as a potential re-entry candidate to evaluate both KT-1 and KT-2 potential. Subsequent to the completion of drilling at EZ#302, the drilling rig will move to the third exploration effort, EZ#303, located 5.2 km. southwest of EZ#302, which is expected to spud during April 2006.
Landmark's interpretation of the PSTM seismic data set at Zhagabulak was completed in early November 2005 and efforts are continuing on completing the interpretation of the PSDM data set. Internal interpretation is also ongoing. Logging, coring and well test data from EZ#301 are being incorporated into the understanding of the targeted Carboniferous reservoirs both internally and through the development of geological and seismic facies modeling being created by RES - Kazakhstan Reservoir Evaluation Services, Almaty and Oslo, Norway.
Ongoing petrophysical analyses of all wells penetrating the below salt reservoirs is partially 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 will also be evaluated for inclusion into this process.
Reprocessing of the existing Soviet 2-D seismic data is expected to be completed in the first quarter 2006 and the interpretation of that data will be added to the evaluation of the North Block and aid in the identification of future seismic acquisition areas and drilling locations.
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 will be processed through PSDM. Completion of processing and interpretation of this data will take place through May 2006.
Beginning in late February 2006, the Company began the acquisition of a regional, strategically-placed, 366 km 2D seismic program covering a widespread area of the North Block. The knowledge gained from this 2D acquisition program will add to the effort of identifying a third 3D seismic acquisition area currently scheduled to begin in the second half of 2006, depending on equipment availability and other ongoing activities. Drilling locations from the 3D data are expected to be identified in late 2006 to early 2007.
Consolidated Balance Sheet
As at December 31, 2005
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Assets
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents 10,094,086 43,066,470
Accounts receivable 505,815 181,387
Prepaids and other deposits 420,879 107,416
Inventory (note 4) 887,617 36,795
Other assets - 11,731
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11,908,397 43,403,799
Restricted cash (note 2) 136,884 47,514
Property, plant and equipment (note 5) 68,331,221 40,638,537
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80,376,502 84,089,850
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Liabilities
Current liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 3,216,450 1,366,096
Loan payable (note 11) 6,872,279 7,336,841
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10,088,729 8,702,937
Asset retirement obligation (note 6) 88,900 70,540
Future income taxes (note 7) 51,629 644,376
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10,229,258 9,417,853
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Shareholders' Equity
Share capital (note 8) 75,220,762 75,376,278
Warrants to purchase common shares (note 8) 667,738 667,738
Contributed surplus (note 10) 7,668,133 3,629,436
Deficit (13,409,389) (5,001,455)
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70,147,244 74,671,997
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80,376,502 84,089,850
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See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Consolidated Statement of Loss and Deficit
Eleven Period from
months April 13,
ended 2004 to
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Revenue
Oil and gas revenue, net 2,658,987 1,618,511
Interest 1,010,872 238,385
Other 4,202 45,764
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3,674,061 1,902,660
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Expenses
General and administrative 2,727,613 2,113,461
Operating 1,415,595 545,099
Transportation 11,106 68,601
Stock-based compensation (note 9) 4,038,697 3,629,436
Foreign exchange loss 4,288,526 57,642
Depletion, depreciation and accretion 193,205 83,606
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12,674,742 6,497,845
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Loss before income taxes (9,000,681) (4,595,185)
Future income taxes (recovery) (note 7) (592,747) 406,270
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Net loss for the period (8,407,934) (5,001,455)
Deficit - Beginning of period (5,001,455) -
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Deficit - End of period (13,409,389) (5,001,455)
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Basic and diluted loss per share (note 8) (0.10) (0.09)
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See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
For the eleven month period ended December 31, 2005
Eleven Period from
months April 13,
ended 2004 to
December 31, January 31,
2005 2005
$ $
Cash provided by (used in)
Operating activities
Net loss for the period (8,407,934) (5,001,455)
Items not affecting cash
Stock-based compensation 4,038,697 3,629,436
Unrealized foreign exchange loss 3,263,221 57,642
Depletion, depreciation and accretion 193,205 83,606
Future income taxes (592,747) 406,270
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(1,505,558) (824,501)
Changes in non-cash working capital
balances (1,667,579) (680,110)
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(3,173,137) (1,504,611)
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Financing activities
Restricted cash 89,370 -
Loan payable (464,562) -
Issuance of common shares 135,300 65,794,363
Share issue expenses (290,816) (6,209,585)
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(530,708) 59,584,778
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Investing activities
Acquisition of property, plant and
equipment (27,867,530) (18,681,043)
Business acquisition - 2,301,250
Changes in non-cash working capital
balances (1,401,009) 1,366,096
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(29,268,539) (15,013,697)
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(Decrease) increase in cash and cash
equivalents (32,972,384) 43,066,470
Cash and cash equivalents - Beginning of
period 43,066,470 -
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Cash and cash equivalents - End of period 10,094,086 43,066,470
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Supplementary information
Interest received 1,114,062 201,811
See accompanying notes to these consolidated financial statements.
Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements
1 Nature of operations
Caspian Energy Inc. ("Caspian" or the "Company") is engaged in the exploration for and development and production of oil and gas in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Its primary operating activities are carried out through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Caspian Energy Ltd. ("Caspian Ltd.").
Caspian's principal assets are a 50% interest in Aral Petroleum Capital LLP ("Aral"), held by Caspian Ltd. Through its interest in Aral, Caspian has the right to explore and develop certain oil and gas properties in Kazakhstan, known as the North Block, a 3,458 square kilometre area located in the vicinity of the Kazakh pre-Caspian basin. The Company also has minor resource interests in Canada.
Aral's exploration and development rights to the North Block were granted pursuant to the terms of an exploration contract between the government of Kazakhstan and Aral (the "Exploration Contract"). The initial three-year term of the Exploration Contract has been extended for a two-year period (expiring in December 2007) and is subject to a further extension of two years thereafter, in accordance with the terms of the contract.
Under the terms of the Exploration Contract, Aral is obligated to spend at least US$20.8 million under a minimum work program in respect of the North Block during the initial three-year term of the contract. The expenditures include processing and reinterpretation of geological and geophysical data of prior years, two dimensional and three dimensional seismic shoots and surveys, drilling exploration wells, well reactivations and well surveys and testing. As of December 31, 2005, Aral's financial obligation under the minimum work program has been discharged.
Under terms of a shareholders' agreement dated June 25, 2004, among Caspian Ltd., Azden Management Limited ("Azden") and Aral, Caspian is committed to fund Aral's US$20.8 million obligation under the initial work program. This financial commitment has been satisfied, in full, by the Company. In addition, Caspian Ltd. has undertaken, on a best efforts basis, to raise financing of US$84.0 million to fund Aral's operations pursuant to the Exploration Contract.
Caspian was incorporated on April 13, 2004, accordingly, the comparative figures presented in these financial statements reflect the period from incorporation to January 31, 2005.
On November 30, 2005, Caspian announced a change in its fiscal year end date from January 31 to December 31 commencing with the year starting February 1, 2005. The December 31, 2005 reporting period will be comprised of 11 months, February 2005 to December 2005, inclusive.
2 Significant accounting policies
The consolidated financial statements of Caspian are stated in Canadian dollars and have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.
The preparation of financial statements in conformity with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amount of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the period. Actual results could differ from those estimates.
Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents are comprised of cash and short-term investments with an initial maturity date of three months or less.
Inventory
Inventory is recorded at the lower of cost calculated using the weighted average method, and net realizable value. Cost comprises direct materials and where applicable direct labour costs and those overheads which have been incurred in bringing the inventories to their present location and condition. Net realizable value represents the estimated selling price less all estimated costs of completion and costs to be incurred in marketing, selling and distribution.
Joint ventures
The Company's oil and gas exploration and development activities are conducted mainly in Kazakhstan through its 50% interest in Aral and, accordingly, these consolidated financial statements reflect only the Company's proportionate interest in such activities.
Property, plant and equipment
a) Capitalized costs
The Company follows the full cost method of accounting for oil and natural gas operations, whereby all costs related to the acquisition, exploration and development of petroleum and natural gas reserves are capitalized. Such costs include lease acquisition costs, geological and geophysical costs, carrying charges on non-producing properties, costs of drilling both productive and non-productive wells, the cost of petroleum and natural gas production equipment and overhead charges directly related to exploration and development activities. Proceeds from the sale of oil and gas properties are applied against capital costs, with no gain or loss recognized, unless such a sale would change the rate of depletion and depreciation by 20% or more, in which case, a gain or loss would be recorded.
b) Depletion, depreciation and amortization
The capitalized costs are depleted and depreciated using the unit-of-production method based on proven petroleum and natural gas reserves, as determined by independent consulting engineers. Oil and natural gas liquids reserves and production are converted into equivalent units of natural gas based on relative energy content on a ratio of six thousand cubic feet of gas to one barrel of oil. Significant development projects and expenditures on exploration properties are excluded from calculation of depletion prior to assessment of the existence of proved reserves.
Other property, machinery and equipment are recorded at historical cost. Depreciation is calculated on a straight-line basis at the following annual rates:
Buildings 8%
Machinery and equipment 8%
Vehicles 7%
Other fixed assets 10%
c) Ceiling test
The Company follows the Canadian accounting guideline on full cost accounting. In applying the full cost guideline, Caspian calculates its ceiling test for each cost centre by comparing the carrying value of oil and natural gas properties and production equipment to the sum of undiscounted cash flows expected to result from Caspian's proved reserves. If the carrying value is not fully recoverable, the amount of impairment is measured by comparing the carrying value of oil and gas properties and production and equipment to the estimated net present value of future cash flows from proved plus probable reserves using a risk-free interest rate and expected future prices. Any excess carrying value above the net present value of the future cash flows is recorded as a permanent impairment.
d) Unproved property
Costs of acquiring and evaluating unproven properties are initially excluded from costs subject to depletion, until it is determined whether or not proved reserves are attributable to the properties or, in the case of major development projects, commercial production has commenced, or impairment has occurred. Impairment occurs whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that the carrying amount may not be recoverable. When proven reserves are determined or the property is considered to be impaired, the cost of the property or the amount of the impairment is added to the costs subject to depletion for that country's cost centre.
e) Asset retirement obligation
Caspian records the fair value of asset retirement obligations ("ARO") as a liability in the period in which it incurs a legal obligation to restore an oil and gas property, typically when a well is drilled or other equipment is put in place. The associated asset retirement costs are capitalized as part of the carrying amount of the related asset and depleted using a unit-of-production method over the life of the proved reserves. Subsequent to initial measurement of the obligations, the obligations are adjusted at the end of each reporting period to reflect the passage of time and changes in estimated future cash flows underlying the obligation. Actual costs incurred on settlement of the ARO are charged against the ARO.
Income taxes
Income taxes are calculated using the liability method of tax accounting. Temporary differences arising from the difference between the tax basis of an asset or liability and its carrying value amount on the balance sheet are used to calculate future income tax assets and liabilities. Future income tax assets and liabilities are calculated using tax rates anticipated to apply in the periods that the temporary differences are expected to reverse.
Stock-based compensation
The Company grants options to purchase common shares to employees and directors under its stock option plan. Under this standard, future awards are accounted for using the fair value of accounting for stock-based compensation. Under the fair value method, an estimate of the value of the option is determined at the time of grant using a Black-Scholes option-pricing model. The fair value of the option is recognized as an expense and contributed surplus over the vesting period of the option. Proceeds received on exercise of stock options, along with amounts previously included in contributed surplus, are credited to share capital.
Revenue recognition
Revenue from the sale of oil and natural gas is recognized based on volumes delivered to customers at contractual delivery points and rates. The costs associated with the delivery, including operating and maintenance costs, transportation, and production-based royalty expenses will be recognized in the same period in which the related revenue is earned and recorded.
Measurement uncertainty
The amounts recorded for depletion and depreciation of property, plant and equipment, the provision for asset retirement obligations and the amounts used for ceiling test calculations are based on estimates of reserves and future costs. The Company's reserve estimates are reviewed annually by an independent engineering firm. The amounts disclosed relating to fair values of stock options issued are based on estimates of future volatility of the Company's share price, expected lives of options, and other relevant assumptions. By their nature, these estimates are subject to measurement uncertainty.
Earnings (loss) per share
Basic per share amounts are calculated using the weighted average number of shares outstanding during the year. Diluted per share amounts are calculated based on the treasury stock method whereby the weighted average number of shares is adjusted for the dilutive effect of options. The Company applies the treasury stock method for the calculation of diluted net income (loss) per share whereby the effect of the "in the money" instruments such as stock options and warrants affect the calculation. The treasury stock method assumes that the proceeds from the exercise are used to repurchase common shares of the Company at the weighted average market price during the year.
Financial instruments
Fair values
The fair values of accounts receivable, accounts payable and accrued liabilities, and loan payable approximate their carrying values due to their short-term maturity.
Credit risk
Substantially all of the Company's accounts receivable are due from companies in the oil and gas industry and are subject to the normal industry credit risks. The carrying value of accounts receivable reflects management's assessment of the associated credit risks.
Foreign currency
All operations are considered financially and operationally integrated. Results of operations are translated to Canadian dollars, using average rates for revenues and expenses, except depreciation which is translated at the rate of exchange applicable to the related assets. Monetary items denominated in foreign currency are translated to Canadian dollars at exchange rates in effect at the balance sheet date and non-monetary items are translated at rates of exchange in effect when the assets were acquired or obligations incurred. Foreign exchange gains and losses are recorded in the statement of loss.
Restricted cash
Under the terms of the Exploration Contract, Aral has accrued 1% of the capital costs of exploration (the "Liquidation Fund") in an amount of US $235,600 and US $76,600 as of December 31, 2005 and January 31, 2005, respectively (Cdn. $136,884 and Cdn. $47,514, respectively) and deposited the cash in a restricted bank account. It is anticipated that the Liquidation Fund will be used to finance the restoration of the License Area upon expiration of the Exploration Contract, unless a production contract is awarded.
3 Acquisition of Caspian Energy Ltd.
On September 21, 2004, Caspian (formerly Northway Explorations Limited) acquired all of the issued and outstanding shares of Caspian Ltd., an Ontario private company, by issuing 39,590,909 common shares. The transaction between Caspian (legal parent) and Caspian Ltd. (legal subsidiary) is accounted for as a reverse-takeover ("RTO"), using the purchase method of accounting. The shareholders of Caspian Ltd. owned the majority of the shares after the acquisition. In addition, the management team of Caspian Ltd. became the management team of Caspian and the Caspian Ltd. directors became Caspian directors. As a result, for accounting purposes, Caspian Ltd. was identified as the acquirer. Application of RTO accounting results in Caspian Ltd. being deemed the parent company for accounting purposes. The financial statements of the combined entity, issued under the name of the legal parent, are considered a continuation of the financial statements of the legal subsidiary, Caspian Ltd.
was für eine Woche
da haben wir ja an der 3,70 Can. Dollar Marke schon
gezuckelt
José
da haben wir ja an der 3,70 Can. Dollar Marke schon
gezuckelt
José
Kurzes update zu EZ 302.
APC hat z.Zt. grosse Probleme mit der Bohrung.
Hatten totale Spuelungsverluste Donnerstag Nacht und haben jetzt ein Logging Tool verloren. Momentan Fishing operation und noch keine Logging Ergebnisse.
Koennte sein, dass die Bohrung aufgegeben werden muss.
K
APC hat z.Zt. grosse Probleme mit der Bohrung.
Hatten totale Spuelungsverluste Donnerstag Nacht und haben jetzt ein Logging Tool verloren. Momentan Fishing operation und noch keine Logging Ergebnisse.
Koennte sein, dass die Bohrung aufgegeben werden muss.
K
Hallo Krueklam!
Gib doch bitte mal die Quelle an!
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Gib doch bitte mal die Quelle an!
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Selbst wenn dem so sein sollte, der Kurs spricht bis jetzt noch eine andere Sprache.
Auch wenn die Bohrung aufgegeben wird, ändert sich nichts an den Chancen die Caspian langfristig bietet.
Auch wenn die Bohrung aufgegeben wird, ändert sich nichts an den Chancen die Caspian langfristig bietet.
könnte was dran sein. oder auch nicht. selbst wenn fishing operation kann ja auch erfolreich verlaufen.
im übrigen insider filings ansehen. sind auch interessant:
Apr 07/06 Apr 05/06 Ramsay, William Alan Grant 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 100,000 $3.361
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 11 - Disposition carried out privately Common Shares -50,000 $1.750
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 51 - Exercise of options Common Shares 50,000 $1.750
Apr 05/06 Jun 27/05 McBride, John David 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report Common Shares
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 51 - Exercise of options Options -50,000
im übrigen insider filings ansehen. sind auch interessant:
Apr 07/06 Apr 05/06 Ramsay, William Alan Grant 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 100,000 $3.361
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 11 - Disposition carried out privately Common Shares -50,000 $1.750
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 51 - Exercise of options Common Shares 50,000 $1.750
Apr 05/06 Jun 27/05 McBride, John David 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report Common Shares
Apr 05/06 Apr 05/06 McBride, John David 51 - Exercise of options Options -50,000
Jetzt könnten bald mal News kommen, die dem Kurs unter die Arme greifen. Bin zwar long, aber sehe trotzdem lieber steigenden Kursen wie fallenden zu.
@Jose: Bist du noch investiert, oder hast schon wieder umgeschichtet?
@Jose: Bist du noch investiert, oder hast schon wieder umgeschichtet?
wie wird es weitergehen?
@ Lostocos
ich bin bei 3,30 Can.Dollar raus aus der Aktie
lag dann erst daneben da sie beim 2.Anlauf es doch
gepackt hat und über 3,60 im Hoch ging - inzwischen
kann ich aber sagen: Speku. aufgegangen
wobei die 4 Can. wirklich nahe waren ( bei 4 Can. sehe ich hier momentan erst einmal auf alle Fälle eine obere Begrenzung )
Grund für den Kursrückgang könnten Gerüchte über womöglich die ein oder anderen technischen Probleme sein bzw. dass man womöglich sogar ein dry hole hat
somit waren dies über 50% Plus in wenigen Wochen
die Company ist weiter auf meiner Watch und z.B. im Vergleich zu einigen anderen Kaz.Oils sehr interessant ( wird womöglich an interesanten Tagen auch wieder in mein Portf. wandern )
José
ich bin bei 3,30 Can.Dollar raus aus der Aktie
lag dann erst daneben da sie beim 2.Anlauf es doch
gepackt hat und über 3,60 im Hoch ging - inzwischen
kann ich aber sagen: Speku. aufgegangen
wobei die 4 Can. wirklich nahe waren ( bei 4 Can. sehe ich hier momentan erst einmal auf alle Fälle eine obere Begrenzung )
Grund für den Kursrückgang könnten Gerüchte über womöglich die ein oder anderen technischen Probleme sein bzw. dass man womöglich sogar ein dry hole hat
somit waren dies über 50% Plus in wenigen Wochen
die Company ist weiter auf meiner Watch und z.B. im Vergleich zu einigen anderen Kaz.Oils sehr interessant ( wird womöglich an interesanten Tagen auch wieder in mein Portf. wandern )
José
Caspian Energy Inc. Announces First Quarter 2006 Financial Results
09:30 EDT Friday, May 12, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - May 12, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) (the "Company" or "CEK") announced today its financial results for the three months ending March 31, 2006. Its 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 www.sedar.com.
For the three months ending March 31, 2006, CEK's net loss was $397,309 and for the three months ending April 30, 2005, CEK's net loss was $1,019,006. Large non-cash items equal to $305,689 (prior period - $424,078) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $101,636 (prior period - $(542,351)) pertaining to foreign exchange gains contributed to these results.
This fiscal year, CEK has completed two capital fundraisings. During the quarter, the Company raised US$16 million through a private placement of secured convertible debentures. Subsequent to quarter-end, it raised CAD$50 million by way of a private placement of common shares. These funds will be deployed by CEK to finance its future exploration activities in the East Zhagabulak and Baktygaryn regions.
CEK's operations used $389,452 in cash during the three month period and $16,751 for the comparative quarter of 2005. Realized foreign exchange losses of $276,498 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in these figures.
Oil revenues before transportation costs during 1Q 2006 were $751,911 and for 1Q 2005 were $594,652.
For the period ended March 31, 2006 operating costs were $274,657 and for the 2005 comparative period, operating costs were $341,818 and transportation expenses were $5,559 and $3,918, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $687,371 and $709,438, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $13,176,539 for 1Q 2006 and $3,155,146, for 1Q 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditure of funds by Aral.
CEK today filed on SEDAR interim unaudited financial statements and MD&A with respect to its March 31, 2006 first fiscal quarter. The Company is an oil exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
CAUTIONARY NOTE
09:30 EDT Friday, May 12, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - May 12, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) (the "Company" or "CEK") announced today its financial results for the three months ending March 31, 2006. Its 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 www.sedar.com.
For the three months ending March 31, 2006, CEK's net loss was $397,309 and for the three months ending April 30, 2005, CEK's net loss was $1,019,006. Large non-cash items equal to $305,689 (prior period - $424,078) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $101,636 (prior period - $(542,351)) pertaining to foreign exchange gains contributed to these results.
This fiscal year, CEK has completed two capital fundraisings. During the quarter, the Company raised US$16 million through a private placement of secured convertible debentures. Subsequent to quarter-end, it raised CAD$50 million by way of a private placement of common shares. These funds will be deployed by CEK to finance its future exploration activities in the East Zhagabulak and Baktygaryn regions.
CEK's operations used $389,452 in cash during the three month period and $16,751 for the comparative quarter of 2005. Realized foreign exchange losses of $276,498 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in these figures.
Oil revenues before transportation costs during 1Q 2006 were $751,911 and for 1Q 2005 were $594,652.
For the period ended March 31, 2006 operating costs were $274,657 and for the 2005 comparative period, operating costs were $341,818 and transportation expenses were $5,559 and $3,918, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $687,371 and $709,438, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $13,176,539 for 1Q 2006 and $3,155,146, for 1Q 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditure of funds by Aral.
CEK today filed on SEDAR interim unaudited financial statements and MD&A with respect to its March 31, 2006 first fiscal quarter. The Company is an oil exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
CAUTIONARY NOTE
so nach Ausstieg bei 3,30 nun
1,55 Can. Dollar mal wieder erste Pos.
gesammelt
die Bohrergebn. heute waren :O
time will tell
José
1,55 Can. Dollar mal wieder erste Pos.
gesammelt
die Bohrergebn. heute waren :O
time will tell
José
Mahlzeit,
hier ein Link zu Geo`s Meinung auf Stockhouse: http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=1259…
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hier ein Link zu Geo`s Meinung auf Stockhouse: http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=1259…
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LM7
ups muss die Hitze sein:http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=1259…
Schlusskurs gestern 1,81 Can. Dollar
José
José
Jo. Hab gestern zu 1,70 nochmal die Hand aufgehalten.
so zu Kursen von im Schn. 1,90 Can.
Pos. gegeben und den Rest eng
abgesichert
schnelle 20%
José
Pos. gegeben und den Rest eng
abgesichert
schnelle 20%
José
Tag,
15 % gestern ohne News? Hat wer `ne Peilung? Technische Reaktion? Oder wird hier nur gelesen?
MfG,
LM7
15 % gestern ohne News? Hat wer `ne Peilung? Technische Reaktion? Oder wird hier nur gelesen?
MfG,
LM7
Tja, nach der Euphorie bei #301 kam nun die erste Ernüchterung.
Passt natürlich wunderbar in die Sommermonate, in denen wie in den letzten Jahren gewohnt der Rückwärtsgang eingelegt wurde.
Verglichen mit der Euphorie und den Kursen aus dem März müssten wir aktuell eigentlich Kaufkurse haben. Wie Geoman schreibt ist es sicherlich nicht dumm die Bohrungen erst einmal abzubrechen. Bei CEK aber immer im Hinterkopf behalten: Öl ist vorhanden, auch wenn diese Bohrung nun fehlgeschlagen ist ( -> #301)
Passt natürlich wunderbar in die Sommermonate, in denen wie in den letzten Jahren gewohnt der Rückwärtsgang eingelegt wurde.
Verglichen mit der Euphorie und den Kursen aus dem März müssten wir aktuell eigentlich Kaufkurse haben. Wie Geoman schreibt ist es sicherlich nicht dumm die Bohrungen erst einmal abzubrechen. Bei CEK aber immer im Hinterkopf behalten: Öl ist vorhanden, auch wenn diese Bohrung nun fehlgeschlagen ist ( -> #301)
Ganz vergessen: Wie sieht es jetzt bei Baktygaryn aus, läuft da noch was wie angekündigt im August
Danke
Danke
Guten Abend,
Earnings: Caspian Energy Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2006 Financial Results
11:45 EDT Monday, August 14, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Aug. 14, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (the "Company" or "CEK") (TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) announced today its financial results for the three and six months ending June 30, 2006. Its interim unaudited financial statements for the period and related management's discussion and analysis ("MD & A") have been filed with Canadian securities regulatory authorities and are available for viewing at www.sedar.com.
For the three and six months ending June 30, 2006, CEK's net loss was $974,273 and $1,371,582, respectively. For the three and six months ending July 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $5,817,271 and $6,834,564, respectively. Large non-cash items equal to $305,689 (2Q 2005 - $2,492,362) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $702,564 (2Q 2005 - $(2,704,843)) pertaining to foreign exchange gains contributed to the loss in 2Q 2006. During 2Q 2006, the Company recorded a charge of $1,408,619 pertaining to future income taxes in the Republic of Kazakhstan (2Q 2005 - $203,732).
CEK's operations generated $1,316,961 in cash during the three month period and used $378,267 for the comparative quarter of 2005. Realized foreign exchange gains of $1,150,430 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in these figures.
Oil revenues before transportation costs during 2Q 2006 were $1,358,550 and for 2Q 2005 were $575,965.
For the quarter ended June 30, 2006 operating costs were $331,185 and for the 2005 comparative period, operating costs were $413,731. Transportation expenses were $12,796 and $5,331, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $731,052 and $795,785, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $8,155,440 for 2Q 2006 and $2,978,545 for 2Q 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditures incurred by Aral.
During 2Q 2006, Caspian closed an underwritten private placement of 19,609,000 common shares at a price of $2.55 per share for total gross proceeds of $50 million. Also, 50,000 common stock options were exercised during the period at $1.75 per share, resulting in proceeds to CEK of $87,500.
CEK today filed on SEDAR interim uanaudited financial statements and MD&A with respect to its June 30, 2006 second fiscal quarter.
The Company is an oil exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
CAUTIONARY NOTE
LM7
Earnings: Caspian Energy Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2006 Financial Results
11:45 EDT Monday, August 14, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Aug. 14, 2006) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
Caspian Energy Inc. (the "Company" or "CEK") (TSX:CEK)(AIM:CEK) announced today its financial results for the three and six months ending June 30, 2006. Its interim unaudited financial statements for the period and related management's discussion and analysis ("MD & A") have been filed with Canadian securities regulatory authorities and are available for viewing at www.sedar.com.
For the three and six months ending June 30, 2006, CEK's net loss was $974,273 and $1,371,582, respectively. For the three and six months ending July 31, 2005, CEK's net loss was $5,817,271 and $6,834,564, respectively. Large non-cash items equal to $305,689 (2Q 2005 - $2,492,362) relating to stock-based compensation charges and $702,564 (2Q 2005 - $(2,704,843)) pertaining to foreign exchange gains contributed to the loss in 2Q 2006. During 2Q 2006, the Company recorded a charge of $1,408,619 pertaining to future income taxes in the Republic of Kazakhstan (2Q 2005 - $203,732).
CEK's operations generated $1,316,961 in cash during the three month period and used $378,267 for the comparative quarter of 2005. Realized foreign exchange gains of $1,150,430 in the current period (prior period - nil) are included in these figures.
Oil revenues before transportation costs during 2Q 2006 were $1,358,550 and for 2Q 2005 were $575,965.
For the quarter ended June 30, 2006 operating costs were $331,185 and for the 2005 comparative period, operating costs were $413,731. Transportation expenses were $12,796 and $5,331, respectively. Administrative expenses for the same periods were $731,052 and $795,785, respectively.
Capital expenditures were $8,155,440 for 2Q 2006 and $2,978,545 for 2Q 2005. Capital expenditures are composed of advances to Aral and the Company's share of the expenditures incurred by Aral.
During 2Q 2006, Caspian closed an underwritten private placement of 19,609,000 common shares at a price of $2.55 per share for total gross proceeds of $50 million. Also, 50,000 common stock options were exercised during the period at $1.75 per share, resulting in proceeds to CEK of $87,500.
CEK today filed on SEDAR interim uanaudited financial statements and MD&A with respect to its June 30, 2006 second fiscal quarter.
The Company is an oil exploration and development corporation operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
CAUTIONARY NOTE
LM7
Ich bin eingestiegen.
Ich denke, das ist momentan der richtige Augenblick. Die Explorerwerte liegen am Boden und nun die Ankündigung, dass man für #303 mit ähnlichen Ergebnissen wie bei #301 rechnet. Diese waren bekanntermaßen sehr gut.
SOLLTE uns das Management bis Ende November hinter das Licht führen, wäre es spätestens dann mit meiner Vertrauensbasis - und wohl nicht nur mit meiner - zu Ende.
Die nächsten Tage dürften freundlicher werden
Schönes WE!
Ich denke, das ist momentan der richtige Augenblick. Die Explorerwerte liegen am Boden und nun die Ankündigung, dass man für #303 mit ähnlichen Ergebnissen wie bei #301 rechnet. Diese waren bekanntermaßen sehr gut.
SOLLTE uns das Management bis Ende November hinter das Licht führen, wäre es spätestens dann mit meiner Vertrauensbasis - und wohl nicht nur mit meiner - zu Ende.
Die nächsten Tage dürften freundlicher werden
Schönes WE!
Hallo,
unter
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/index.php?option=com_remosit…
gibts die third quarter 2006 results
Grüße Hadock
unter
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/index.php?option=com_remosit…
gibts die third quarter 2006 results
Grüße Hadock
Following this one also . Geoman wrote some very interesting stuff about CEK on InvestorVillage . This seems to follow the same pattern as TMY (with some years delay), so look for some volume to come in soon and jump on it .
They have a lot of cash (32,126,866 $ end Sep 06)
Revenue from oil and gas is increasing
9 months prior to 31-Oct-05 : 2,014,464 $
9 months prior to 30-Sep-06 : 3,531,842 $
Petroleum and natural gas assets 31 Oct 05 : 67,414,481
Petroleum and natural gas assets 30 Sep 06 : 98,894,230
They have a lot of cash (32,126,866 $ end Sep 06)
Revenue from oil and gas is increasing
9 months prior to 31-Oct-05 : 2,014,464 $
9 months prior to 30-Sep-06 : 3,531,842 $
Petroleum and natural gas assets 31 Oct 05 : 67,414,481
Petroleum and natural gas assets 30 Sep 06 : 98,894,230
Guten Abend,
es kursieren Gerüchte zu well 303. Könnte zu Verzögerungen führen. Aber wie gesagt Gerüchte. Ich habe jedenfalls am Freitag gekauft.
http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=2116&mn=2617&pt=m…
Nacht,
LM7
es kursieren Gerüchte zu well 303. Könnte zu Verzögerungen führen. Aber wie gesagt Gerüchte. Ich habe jedenfalls am Freitag gekauft.
http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=2116&mn=2617&pt=m…
Nacht,
LM7
yep ... wie man hört ist wohl
beim Bohren ein kleines Missgeschick
passiert ...
who knows and we will see
mal schaun ob man nicht noch unter
1 Can. reinkommt
José
beim Bohren ein kleines Missgeschick
passiert ...
who knows and we will see
mal schaun ob man nicht noch unter
1 Can. reinkommt
José
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.271.544 von JosedelaVega am 18.12.06 11:11:15Still no news about 303. Is that positive ? If they can get the oil flow, I'm in as this stock at the current price is a real bargain especially with the oil prices will go up . ( Instability Middle East : Iran sanctions unanimously aproved by UN today !! )
Bad news ..
East Zhagabulak #301 is shut in while operations are underway to retrieve wire line and logging tools from the well, which were dropped in the hole when the wire line parted during production testing operations.
East Zhagabulak #302 was re-acidized and no improvement was seen. This well is shut in.
“Zhagabulak #303 was drilled to the Devonian at 5430 m, in the original hole, but unfortunately the rig’s surface equipment parted and dropped the drill string. This resulted in the loss of the original hole. The well was cleaned out below the last casing setting depth and then sidetracked. Though hydrocarbon indications were present, in the Devonian, the sidetrack was not drilled to the Devonian as the risk and delay to our drilling program is not acceptable. We were not able to stimulate the entire perforated section in well #213, due to the multiple weights and grades of casing in the well and the resulting packer limitations but we have good results form the intervals that we have been able to stimulate. Production is still unstable, due to the well lifting spent acid water but we expect it to stabilize in the next several days,
East Zhagabulak #301 is shut in while operations are underway to retrieve wire line and logging tools from the well, which were dropped in the hole when the wire line parted during production testing operations.
East Zhagabulak #302 was re-acidized and no improvement was seen. This well is shut in.
“Zhagabulak #303 was drilled to the Devonian at 5430 m, in the original hole, but unfortunately the rig’s surface equipment parted and dropped the drill string. This resulted in the loss of the original hole. The well was cleaned out below the last casing setting depth and then sidetracked. Though hydrocarbon indications were present, in the Devonian, the sidetrack was not drilled to the Devonian as the risk and delay to our drilling program is not acceptable. We were not able to stimulate the entire perforated section in well #213, due to the multiple weights and grades of casing in the well and the resulting packer limitations but we have good results form the intervals that we have been able to stimulate. Production is still unstable, due to the well lifting spent acid water but we expect it to stabilize in the next several days,
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.271.544 von JosedelaVega am 18.12.06 11:11:15na also hat doch geklappt ...
CEK unter 1 Can.Dollar (0,93Can. )
mal wieder gut für erste Pos. !?!
doch vorsicht - hohes Risiko -
José
CEK unter 1 Can.Dollar (0,93Can. )
mal wieder gut für erste Pos. !?!
doch vorsicht - hohes Risiko -
José
Caspian Energy Inc.: Operations Progress Report
2/22/2007
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Feb 22, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
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, has finished acidizing about one-half of the perforated intervals at East Zhagabulak #213. This well has been returned to production and the production rate has stabilized at 429 barrels of oil per day and 87 barrels of water per day with a flowing tubing pressure of 635 psi on an 8.7 mm choke.
Zhagabulak #303, the third exploration well, has been perforated and is being prepared for acid stimulation. For a more effective stimulation the rig will remain on location to isolate the individual zones and then be moved prior to testing. We anticipate flow test results by the end of the first quarter.
East Zhagabulak #301 is shut in during operations to retrieve wire line and logging tools lost in the well due to the parting of the wire line during production testing operations. Significant progress has been made in the recovery operations but it is not possible to forecast exactly when this process will be completed.
Charles Summers, Chief Operations Officer, Caspian Energy, Inc. commented:
"We will release the Nabors drilling rig at the conclusion of their work on Zhagabulak #303. The forthcoming work in Baktygaryn and Itisay-Kosdesay will be carried out with the use of a rig more suitable to the shallower depths required for these projects. We expect this work to start in June or July and to be completed the end of the Q1 2008. Drilling will be focused on the Triassic and Upper Permian strata. In addition to these targets, the company is considering developing the field in East Zhagabulak. All the drilling work currently planned for 2007 by the Company, is budgeted within the Company's reserves and cash flow. "
2/22/2007
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Feb 22, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
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, has finished acidizing about one-half of the perforated intervals at East Zhagabulak #213. This well has been returned to production and the production rate has stabilized at 429 barrels of oil per day and 87 barrels of water per day with a flowing tubing pressure of 635 psi on an 8.7 mm choke.
Zhagabulak #303, the third exploration well, has been perforated and is being prepared for acid stimulation. For a more effective stimulation the rig will remain on location to isolate the individual zones and then be moved prior to testing. We anticipate flow test results by the end of the first quarter.
East Zhagabulak #301 is shut in during operations to retrieve wire line and logging tools lost in the well due to the parting of the wire line during production testing operations. Significant progress has been made in the recovery operations but it is not possible to forecast exactly when this process will be completed.
Charles Summers, Chief Operations Officer, Caspian Energy, Inc. commented:
"We will release the Nabors drilling rig at the conclusion of their work on Zhagabulak #303. The forthcoming work in Baktygaryn and Itisay-Kosdesay will be carried out with the use of a rig more suitable to the shallower depths required for these projects. We expect this work to start in June or July and to be completed the end of the Q1 2008. Drilling will be focused on the Triassic and Upper Permian strata. In addition to these targets, the company is considering developing the field in East Zhagabulak. All the drilling work currently planned for 2007 by the Company, is budgeted within the Company's reserves and cash flow. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.920.396 von LMeister7 am 23.02.07 11:47:19... was für Threads man hier so findet. Man muss nur suchen. Und immer wieder bekannte Namen
Ich schätze mal, hier kann man langsam aber sicher Positionen aufbauen. Der Kurs von CEK wird sich bei erfolgreichen Laterals in South Alibek sicherlich dann wieder nach oben bewegen. Andernfalls ist das mit dem "langsamen" Aufbau von Positionen ernst gemeint.
Bin mal gespannt, wie es hier weitergeht. So richtig positives konnte CEK bisher aus den Operationen noch nicht berichten. Falls die Lateral Wells nicht funktionieren, muss man weitersuchen, die "Ölblase" erfolgreich anszustechen. Dummerweise ist es keine Blase sondern eben poröses Gestein, daß man beim vertikalen Bohren wohl eher zufällig richtig trifft...
Vor nen Einstieg werde ich mir das erst noch ein wenig anschauen, ist auf jeden Fall interessant.
Ich schätze mal, hier kann man langsam aber sicher Positionen aufbauen. Der Kurs von CEK wird sich bei erfolgreichen Laterals in South Alibek sicherlich dann wieder nach oben bewegen. Andernfalls ist das mit dem "langsamen" Aufbau von Positionen ernst gemeint.
Bin mal gespannt, wie es hier weitergeht. So richtig positives konnte CEK bisher aus den Operationen noch nicht berichten. Falls die Lateral Wells nicht funktionieren, muss man weitersuchen, die "Ölblase" erfolgreich anszustechen. Dummerweise ist es keine Blase sondern eben poröses Gestein, daß man beim vertikalen Bohren wohl eher zufällig richtig trifft...
Vor nen Einstieg werde ich mir das erst noch ein wenig anschauen, ist auf jeden Fall interessant.
Erfolgreiches fishing und Produktionswiederaufnahme an EZ 301 und 213 mit 1400 Barrels of Oil per Day ! Wo ist das Problem ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.165.911 von JR-Kaz am 06.05.07 13:17:30Hallo,
ich selbst halte CEK bei diesen Preis für ein gutes Investment, aber halt sehr risikoreich. Das Problem ist, dass die 1400 Barrels bereits eingepreist sind, EZ 302 ein Flop war und für EZ 303 (naja sagen wir mal vorsichtig: sieht es auch nicht so gut aus). Dazu sind nach dem Hype ein Jahr zuvor die Kaspischen-Ölwerte etwas außer Mode gekommen. Positiv ist zu sehen, dass die Felder(Öl) und die Aussichten noch intakt sind. Wir brauchen unbedingt weitere Bohrerfolge und das kann aber noch sehr lange dauern.
ich selbst halte CEK bei diesen Preis für ein gutes Investment, aber halt sehr risikoreich. Das Problem ist, dass die 1400 Barrels bereits eingepreist sind, EZ 302 ein Flop war und für EZ 303 (naja sagen wir mal vorsichtig: sieht es auch nicht so gut aus). Dazu sind nach dem Hype ein Jahr zuvor die Kaspischen-Ölwerte etwas außer Mode gekommen. Positiv ist zu sehen, dass die Felder(Öl) und die Aussichten noch intakt sind. Wir brauchen unbedingt weitere Bohrerfolge und das kann aber noch sehr lange dauern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.251.733 von McNay am 10.05.07 15:18:14war ein schöner Sprung in Richtung 1,20 Can. welchen ich aber nicht umsetzen konnte ... bin mit leichtem Plus aus den 0,75er bis 0,80er Pos. raus
mal schaun wo wieder der Einstieg gelingt ...
akt. 0,65. Can.
hier dürfte das letzte Wort noch nicht gesprochen sein ... aber wie gesagt wird es Zeit brauchen
also tiefe Kurse können uns nur recht sein
José
mal schaun wo wieder der Einstieg gelingt ...
akt. 0,65. Can.
hier dürfte das letzte Wort noch nicht gesprochen sein ... aber wie gesagt wird es Zeit brauchen
also tiefe Kurse können uns nur recht sein
José
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.256.357 von JosedelaVega am 10.05.07 18:43:27Ich bin ganz deiner Meinung José
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.258.394 von McNay am 10.05.07 20:38:55kurz einen kleinen Bestand von 0,61 G Schluss auf 0,65 / 0,66 Gegenbeweg. getradet ...
heute wird die überfällige Korrektur beim "Nachbar" fortgeführt ...
wenn ich nicht aus "alten Zeiten" einige sehr feine Menschen kennen würde welche womöglich hier noch investiert sind, ...
es ist schön dass wir in eine Zeit reinlaufen, in welcher man auch wieder Explorer und Small-Producer im Öl und Gas-Sektor kaufen kann ...
einige ATH sind so z.B. in den letzten Wochen zu enorm günstigen 0,40er Kursen ins Töpfchen gewandert
time will tell us
José
heute wird die überfällige Korrektur beim "Nachbar" fortgeführt ...
wenn ich nicht aus "alten Zeiten" einige sehr feine Menschen kennen würde welche womöglich hier noch investiert sind, ...
es ist schön dass wir in eine Zeit reinlaufen, in welcher man auch wieder Explorer und Small-Producer im Öl und Gas-Sektor kaufen kann ...
einige ATH sind so z.B. in den letzten Wochen zu enorm günstigen 0,40er Kursen ins Töpfchen gewandert
time will tell us
José
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Tag,
im Yahoo-TMY-Thread gibt es Übernahmegerüchte zu CEK: http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stock…
Schaun mer mal, manchmal stimmen auch Gerüchte oder auch nicht.
Muss halt jeder selber entscheiden,
LM7
im Yahoo-TMY-Thread gibt es Übernahmegerüchte zu CEK: http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stock…
Schaun mer mal, manchmal stimmen auch Gerüchte oder auch nicht.
Muss halt jeder selber entscheiden,
LM7
Morgen,
das Gerücht meint aber die gleichnamige britische Firma Caspian Energy Group und nicht die kanadische CEK.
Sorry,
LM7
das Gerücht meint aber die gleichnamige britische Firma Caspian Energy Group und nicht die kanadische CEK.
Sorry,
LM7
Sieht momentan schlechter aus als es ist! 1,09 CND Buchwert, da sollte es mit den fallenden Kursen nicht mehr ganz so weit nach unten gehen. Ich denke wenn erste Bohrergebnisse- (die bald kommen dürften) -von Baktygaryn,Itisay,Kozdesay kommen und man die Produktion von bisher 1400 bopd steigern kann wird es ganz schnell wieder aufwärts gehen.Meiner Meinung nach ist Caspianenergyinc. deutlich unterbewertet.Es tut nur niemand das Unternehmen beleuchten.Die Felder in North-Block und die Aussichten sind hervorragend (Proved Prod.895Mbbl,Proved Undev.2729Mbbl). Man will sich nun aus kostengründen erstmal auf flachere Ziele konzentrieren, das tuen andere auch, damit Cash reinkommt.Maxpetroleum die auch im der Ecke Bohren haben in diesen Jahr von 10 flachen Brunnen 8 mal getroffenn,das sollte etwas Mut machen.Ich sehe in der Aktie riesiges Potential.Dieses soll keine Kaufempfehlung sein.Ich wollte nur darauf aufmerksam machen das noch Perlen schlummern die entdeckt werden sollten. Einfach mal die Presentation bei www.caspianenergyinc.com ansehen und mal nach vorn schauen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.096.577 von JR-Kaz am 09.08.07 15:34:21Keiner mehr da der sich mit der Aktie beschäftigt? Es ist nicht ausgeschlossen das das was billig ist nicht noch billiger wird,ich denke eine neue Erfolgsmeldung und der Laden geht ab.So richtiger Verkaufsdruck war das nicht bei den Umsätzen die den Kurs haben fallen lassen.Irgendwie warten alle ab,nur einer deckt sich offensichtlich langsam und regelmässig ein. Bin gespannt wie es hier weitergeht,meine Meinung ist, der Laden ist mehr Wert als die Aktie.Es ist wie die Ruhe vor einen Sturm.
Hallo,
Habe die neue Homepage angeschaut, die wirkt jetzt deutlich professioneller als die Alte:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/cek/
Jetzt muss nur noch die Entwicklung der Felder besser laufen.
Grüße Hadock
Habe die neue Homepage angeschaut, die wirkt jetzt deutlich professioneller als die Alte:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com/cek/
Jetzt muss nur noch die Entwicklung der Felder besser laufen.
Grüße Hadock
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.806.769 von Hadock am 01.10.07 17:10:55Uppps!
Mein Fehler:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com
Mein Fehler:
http://www.caspianenergyinc.com
In London 0,55 Pfund (umgerechnet 0,80 Euro)
und hier gibt es Stücke zu 0,62 EURO ??!?!?!
José
und hier gibt es Stücke zu 0,62 EURO ??!?!?!
José
in Can. Boards wird disk. ob nicht die Chinesen Interesse an der kleinen CEK finden ...
José
José
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.204.368 von JosedelaVega am 30.10.07 15:01:06für 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.
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.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.204.861 von JosedelaVega am 30.10.07 15:26:18http://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.
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 Beitrag Nr.: 32.237.911 von JR-Kaz am 01.11.07 18:13:39@ 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 ... :rolleyes
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
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 ... :rolleyes
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
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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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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Ich weiss nicht nach was für Aktien ihr so guckt, ich meine das Ding ist mehr als ausgebombt.
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
--------- ---------
$3,489,559 $554,089
--------- ---------
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
--------- ---------
1,919,516 1,931,224
--------- ---------
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)
========== ==========
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
--------- ---------
$3,489,559 $554,089
--------- ---------
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
--------- ---------
1,919,516 1,931,224
--------- ---------
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)
========== ==========
schöne +20% heute ...
sie FLIEEEEEEEEEEEEGGGGGGGTTTTTT
+ 60 %
YES
+ 60 %
YES
Moin,
was war denn der Grund für diesen gestrigen 60%-Anstieg?
Danke.
pkera
was war denn der Grund für diesen gestrigen 60%-Anstieg?
Danke.
pkera
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
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
tsja... nichts mit 0,2X er Level
sie fliegt wieder
aktuell 0,45 Can.
+40%
José
sie fliegt wieder
aktuell 0,45 Can.
+40%
José
0,47 Can.
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
und dazu noch erster Umsatz bei den Warrants bei 0,17 Can.
+100% nun in wenigen Tagen
indiv. t. Stopps nachziehen nicht verg.
José
das Volumen bleibt hoch
bereits gut 1 Mil. Stücke gehandelt und akt. 0,54 Can.
José
bereits gut 1 Mil. Stücke gehandelt und akt. 0,54 Can.
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.
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.
eine Möglichkeit bei solchen Bewegungen hoch spek. Werten - etwas mehr als den Einsatz raus und die rest. Pos. indiv. absichern ...
José
José
geht aber gut ab heute Abend
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