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EXETER UPGRADES CASPICHE MINERAL RESOURCE TO: MEASURED AND INDICATED - 21.3 MILLION OUNCES GOLD + 5.3 BILLION POUNDS COPPER; INFERRED - 5.1 MILLION OUNCES GOLD + 1.4 BILLION POUNDS COPPER
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EXETER UPGRADES CASPICHE MINERAL RESOURCE TO: MEASURED AND INDICATED - 21.3 MILLION OUNCES GOLD + 5.3 BILLION POUNDS COPPER; INFERRED - 5.1 MILLION OUNCES GOLD + 1.4 BILLION POUNDS COPPER
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Drilling Confirms "Major" Owo Oil Discovery - Tullow
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=44343040&symbol=…
U.K. independent oil and gas company Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN) said Monday that new drilling results and other tests confirm the Owo prospect in Ghana is a "major new oil field."
Owo is the second major oil discovery Tullow has made off Ghana's shores. The first, Jubilee, which will produce its first oil later this year, propelled Tullow into London's blue-chip stock index. Owo is near the existing Tweneboa oil and gas discovery.
In July, Tullow said it had found the Owo oil field in the deepwater Tano block, potentially adding 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent to the resource estimate for the area.
On Monday, Tullow said in a statement that the Owo-1 exploration sidetrack well has significantly extended the column of high quality light oil discovered via the Owo-1 well.
"The discovery of very material volumes of light oil in Owo and the fact that the oil is concentrated in high quality channel sands greatly enhances our outlook for the efficient future development of both the Owo and Tweneboa fields," said Angus McCoss, Tullow's exploration director.
Bank Of America Merrill Lynch -- Tullow's house broker -- said in a note Monday that the sidetrack well confirms Owo's potential and materially improves the quality of the field, even though the "Owo/Tweneboa upside [P10] remains unchanged at 1.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent" in possible reserves.
The Owo field itself is now estimated to contain some 200 million barrels of proven and probable oil resources, with an upside case of 550 million barrels of possible reserves, said the Royal Bank Of Scotland, the other Tullow house broker, in a note.
Citibank said in a note that Tullow's increased guidance across the Owo/Tweneboa/Ntomme complex prompted Citi to raise its net asset value estimate. The bank has a buy rating for Tullow, and it raised its target price 20 pence to 1470 pence a share.
http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=44343040&symbol=…
U.K. independent oil and gas company Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN) said Monday that new drilling results and other tests confirm the Owo prospect in Ghana is a "major new oil field."
Owo is the second major oil discovery Tullow has made off Ghana's shores. The first, Jubilee, which will produce its first oil later this year, propelled Tullow into London's blue-chip stock index. Owo is near the existing Tweneboa oil and gas discovery.
In July, Tullow said it had found the Owo oil field in the deepwater Tano block, potentially adding 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent to the resource estimate for the area.
On Monday, Tullow said in a statement that the Owo-1 exploration sidetrack well has significantly extended the column of high quality light oil discovered via the Owo-1 well.
"The discovery of very material volumes of light oil in Owo and the fact that the oil is concentrated in high quality channel sands greatly enhances our outlook for the efficient future development of both the Owo and Tweneboa fields," said Angus McCoss, Tullow's exploration director.
Bank Of America Merrill Lynch -- Tullow's house broker -- said in a note Monday that the sidetrack well confirms Owo's potential and materially improves the quality of the field, even though the "Owo/Tweneboa upside [P10] remains unchanged at 1.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent" in possible reserves.
The Owo field itself is now estimated to contain some 200 million barrels of proven and probable oil resources, with an upside case of 550 million barrels of possible reserves, said the Royal Bank Of Scotland, the other Tullow house broker, in a note.
Citibank said in a note that Tullow's increased guidance across the Owo/Tweneboa/Ntomme complex prompted Citi to raise its net asset value estimate. The bank has a buy rating for Tullow, and it raised its target price 20 pence to 1470 pence a share.
“Shaikan is a giant field and potentially one of the world’s
largest oil discoveries of the last decade,” says a study by analysts Wood Mackenzie.
Playing political waiting game in KRG
Bigger players set to move in if export issues are resolved
THE Shaikan discovery is certain to boost Gulf Keystone Petrol eum’s reputation, but the UK-based company may never claim its place among major oil producers in Iraqi Kurdistan.
NASSIR SHIRKHANI Erbil 10 September 2010 01:08 GMT
Predators are waiting in the wings and ready to pounce when the cloud of political uncertainty has dissipated and the Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) agree to oil exports from the semi- autonomous region.
The deadlock over oil exports from Iraqi Kurdistan is keeping preying eyes at bay for now.
Bigger companies coveting the Shaikan riches have little to lose as they await results from Gulf Keystone’s appraisal drilling aimed at proving up more reserves.
Though there is a consensus among industry experts that Shaikan is the biggest find in Iraq in the past three decades, much more appraisal work is needed to provide a clearer picture of the find and the nature of the reservoir.
Gulf Keystone is just doing that, aiming to maximise shareholder value before any hostile approach emerges.
The company is drilling its first exploration well in the adjacent and equally promising Sheikh Adi block. It has a 51% stake in Shaikan and a 80% holding in Sheikh Adi. Both blocks are governed by 20-year production sharing contracts which may be automatically extended for a further five years.
Gulf Keystone also maintains minority stakes in nearby Ber Bahr and Akri Bijeel blocks operated by Turkey’s Genel and Hungary’s MOL, respectively. MOL has already made a discovery with its first well in Akri Bijeel, though the estimated reserves are not known yet.
Ber Bahr is also potentially very promising and could prove to be on a par with Shaikan, which has more than 4 billion barrels of oil in place.
Shaikan alone is expected to produce at a sustainable plateau of 350,000 barrels per day when fully developed.
“Shaikan is a giant field and potentially one of the world’s largest oil discoveries of the last decade,” says a study by analysts Wood Mackenzie.
“But there are a number of commercial challenges to its development. The key commercial issue concerns the misalignment between the KRG and the federal government with respect to oil policy and governance in Iraq.
“This is a complicated problem that has been the source of political discord for several years.”
Concerns highlighted by Wood Mackenzie include access to export pipelines administered by Baghdad, sanctity of contract and remuneration.
Wood Mackenzie estimates Shaikan’s recoverable reserves at about 1 billion barrels and forecasts peak production of 200,000 bpd from the field.
Fox-Davies Capital compares the potential size of Gulf Keystone’s reserves to that of the Kirkuk field.
“The upside potential is clearly huge and on par with the size of the Kirkuk field,” says CFA analyst Lionel Therond, who has visited Gulf Keystone’s operations.
“We found that the operations are making solid progress, despite some inevitable delays in such frontier environment, and are run in a very professional manner by very competent and experienced staff.”
Therond injects a note of caution because of high levels of potentially poisonous sulphur or hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide in the associated gas.
“The levels of hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide recorded in the gas encountered at Shaikan-1 are variable but around the 20% level each, making production of the lighter oil more challenging and increasing production costs,” he says.
Gulf Keystone chief operating officer John Gerstenlauer believes it is only a matter of time before a suitor emerges for his company.
“When the oil export situation here in Iraq is finally resolved, I would be very surprised if we don’t end up being a takeover target by a large number of companies,” he says.
The onus is therefore on proving up more reserves to drive a hard bargain.
“If we sold right now, it would be too cheap. Right now we are dealing with a range of oil-place of between 1.9 billion and 7.4 billion barrels.
“We think that range is going to get bigger and bigger as we drill more wells. We want to add as much value as we can before we can start talking about takeover,” Gerstenlauer says. “Right now we have enough money to pay for our work programme until at least this time next year. Beyond that we see how it goes.”
Gerstenlauer says Gulf Keystone is expected to produce between 20,000 bpd and 25,000 bpd in a year’s time.
“We are then close to self funding,” he says.
However, Gulf Keystone will need to raise more money next year to build a 40-kilometre trunkline to tie into the main Kirkuk-Ceyhan export pipeline and finance further appraisal drilling.
However, Gulf Keystone’s finance director Ewen Ainsworth says the company may use its early production as collateral to raise debt, thus avoiding value dilution through a rights issue.
He rules out sharing Gulf Keystone’s promising acreages with a bigger company for the time being. “If we were to get round to doing something like farm-out, it would be at a later stage when we have got more value on the table,” Ainsworth says.
Playing political waiting game in KRG
Bigger players set to move in if export issues are resolved
THE Shaikan discovery is certain to boost Gulf Keystone Petrol eum’s reputation, but the UK-based company may never claim its place among major oil producers in Iraqi Kurdistan.
NASSIR SHIRKHANI Erbil 10 September 2010 01:08 GMT
Predators are waiting in the wings and ready to pounce when the cloud of political uncertainty has dissipated and the Iraqi federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) agree to oil exports from the semi- autonomous region.
The deadlock over oil exports from Iraqi Kurdistan is keeping preying eyes at bay for now.
Bigger companies coveting the Shaikan riches have little to lose as they await results from Gulf Keystone’s appraisal drilling aimed at proving up more reserves.
Though there is a consensus among industry experts that Shaikan is the biggest find in Iraq in the past three decades, much more appraisal work is needed to provide a clearer picture of the find and the nature of the reservoir.
Gulf Keystone is just doing that, aiming to maximise shareholder value before any hostile approach emerges.
The company is drilling its first exploration well in the adjacent and equally promising Sheikh Adi block. It has a 51% stake in Shaikan and a 80% holding in Sheikh Adi. Both blocks are governed by 20-year production sharing contracts which may be automatically extended for a further five years.
Gulf Keystone also maintains minority stakes in nearby Ber Bahr and Akri Bijeel blocks operated by Turkey’s Genel and Hungary’s MOL, respectively. MOL has already made a discovery with its first well in Akri Bijeel, though the estimated reserves are not known yet.
Ber Bahr is also potentially very promising and could prove to be on a par with Shaikan, which has more than 4 billion barrels of oil in place.
Shaikan alone is expected to produce at a sustainable plateau of 350,000 barrels per day when fully developed.
“Shaikan is a giant field and potentially one of the world’s largest oil discoveries of the last decade,” says a study by analysts Wood Mackenzie.
“But there are a number of commercial challenges to its development. The key commercial issue concerns the misalignment between the KRG and the federal government with respect to oil policy and governance in Iraq.
“This is a complicated problem that has been the source of political discord for several years.”
Concerns highlighted by Wood Mackenzie include access to export pipelines administered by Baghdad, sanctity of contract and remuneration.
Wood Mackenzie estimates Shaikan’s recoverable reserves at about 1 billion barrels and forecasts peak production of 200,000 bpd from the field.
Fox-Davies Capital compares the potential size of Gulf Keystone’s reserves to that of the Kirkuk field.
“The upside potential is clearly huge and on par with the size of the Kirkuk field,” says CFA analyst Lionel Therond, who has visited Gulf Keystone’s operations.
“We found that the operations are making solid progress, despite some inevitable delays in such frontier environment, and are run in a very professional manner by very competent and experienced staff.”
Therond injects a note of caution because of high levels of potentially poisonous sulphur or hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide in the associated gas.
“The levels of hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide recorded in the gas encountered at Shaikan-1 are variable but around the 20% level each, making production of the lighter oil more challenging and increasing production costs,” he says.
Gulf Keystone chief operating officer John Gerstenlauer believes it is only a matter of time before a suitor emerges for his company.
“When the oil export situation here in Iraq is finally resolved, I would be very surprised if we don’t end up being a takeover target by a large number of companies,” he says.
The onus is therefore on proving up more reserves to drive a hard bargain.
“If we sold right now, it would be too cheap. Right now we are dealing with a range of oil-place of between 1.9 billion and 7.4 billion barrels.
“We think that range is going to get bigger and bigger as we drill more wells. We want to add as much value as we can before we can start talking about takeover,” Gerstenlauer says. “Right now we have enough money to pay for our work programme until at least this time next year. Beyond that we see how it goes.”
Gerstenlauer says Gulf Keystone is expected to produce between 20,000 bpd and 25,000 bpd in a year’s time.
“We are then close to self funding,” he says.
However, Gulf Keystone will need to raise more money next year to build a 40-kilometre trunkline to tie into the main Kirkuk-Ceyhan export pipeline and finance further appraisal drilling.
However, Gulf Keystone’s finance director Ewen Ainsworth says the company may use its early production as collateral to raise debt, thus avoiding value dilution through a rights issue.
He rules out sharing Gulf Keystone’s promising acreages with a bigger company for the time being. “If we were to get round to doing something like farm-out, it would be at a later stage when we have got more value on the table,” Ainsworth says.
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ja, natürlich, da war ich auf dem falschen Pferd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.107.461 von MFC500 am 06.09.10 20:49:51
Hallo MFC,
Ich dachte es ging gerade um Platina Resources?
Hallo MFC,
Ich dachte es ging gerade um Platina Resources?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.108.009 von XIO am 06.09.10 23:17:25PS:
http://www.platinaresources.com.au/corporate/directors-manag…
http://www.platinaresources.com.au/corporate/directors-manag…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.107.461 von MFC500 am 06.09.10 20:49:51Ich kenne sein Face aus einer Präsentation von Tiger vor Jahren in Stuttgart, quasi sogar mal nen Kaffee zusammen geschlurft und bissl Small Talk.
@Popeye
schau mal Seite 18 der neuen September-Präsi http://www.noventa.net/pdf/presentations/03092010_investor.p…
@Xio
wo steht das bzgl Reginald Gillard?
schau mal Seite 18 der neuen September-Präsi http://www.noventa.net/pdf/presentations/03092010_investor.p…
@Xio
wo steht das bzgl Reginald Gillard?
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