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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.487.165 von hadesitem am 11.07.08 11:54:17Hallo hadesitem,
mit Kursprognosen ist das immer so eine Sache. Zum Glück sind Aktienkurse keine fixe mathematische Sache, sonst würden wir nur faire Kurse sehen. Dann würden außergewöhnliche Kaufgelegenheiten – wie wir sie momentan erleben -, fehlen.
Zu Deiner Frage: wenn dann das erste öl fließt wohin könnte sich der kurs entwickeln...?? dan sind doch 1-2 € dicke drin oder nicht?
Folgende Antwort: Mein persönliches Kursziel bei einer Aktienanzahl von 478 Mio. Stücken war für Ende 2009 = USD 2,80. Da wir nun zusätzliche Aktien mit einer Gesamtzahl von 517 Mio. Stücke haben reduziert sich das Kursziel auf USD 2,50 oder EUR 1,60 für Ende 2009.
Wie schon angedeutet sind diese 1,60 EUR keine „zwingende“ Vorgabe, sondern stellen ein „mögliches“ Ziel dar, basierend auf fundamentalen Daten, kalkulatorischen Annahmen, einer entsprechenden Entwicklung des Unternehmens und seiner Projekte und einer „normalen Börsenwelt“.
Aktienkurse sind hauptsächlich ein psychisches Phänomen: Bei optimistischer Stimmungslage kannst Du bei ansonsten identischen Rahmenbedingungen dreimal so hohe Kurse sehen, wie bei pessimistischer Stimmung! In der Euphorie werden locker KGVs von 30 bezahlt, während in der Depression (wie wir es momentan beobachten können) Aktien bei KGVs von 8 verramscht werden.
Otto Energy stellt für mich ein Langfrist-Investment dar. Wenn sich das Unternehmen so entwickelt, wie seine Manager es planen, werden wir in fünf Jahren – auch wenn es heute vielleicht zu phantastisch klingen mag –, Kurse von 4,00 bis 5,00 EUR sehen. Soweit meine Vision …
Schau Dir die Entwicklung der einzelnen Rohstoffe in den letzten acht Jahren an ... Rohöl gehört zu den Gewinnern und das mit gutem Grund: Wachsende Welt-Bevölkerung führt zu größerem Energiebedarf. Die weltweiten Produktionsraten für Rohöl stagnieren, da viele alte Ölfelder ihre Spitzen-Förderraten hinter sich haben und es immer schwieriger wird, diese zu ersetzen.
Unternehmen, die Rohöl und Gas fördern, werden zu den Gewinnern in den nächsten Jahren gehören. Und die Eigentümer (Aktionäre) gehören dazu.
Otto find´ ich gut ...
Gruß
Tommy
mit Kursprognosen ist das immer so eine Sache. Zum Glück sind Aktienkurse keine fixe mathematische Sache, sonst würden wir nur faire Kurse sehen. Dann würden außergewöhnliche Kaufgelegenheiten – wie wir sie momentan erleben -, fehlen.
Zu Deiner Frage: wenn dann das erste öl fließt wohin könnte sich der kurs entwickeln...?? dan sind doch 1-2 € dicke drin oder nicht?
Folgende Antwort: Mein persönliches Kursziel bei einer Aktienanzahl von 478 Mio. Stücken war für Ende 2009 = USD 2,80. Da wir nun zusätzliche Aktien mit einer Gesamtzahl von 517 Mio. Stücke haben reduziert sich das Kursziel auf USD 2,50 oder EUR 1,60 für Ende 2009.
Wie schon angedeutet sind diese 1,60 EUR keine „zwingende“ Vorgabe, sondern stellen ein „mögliches“ Ziel dar, basierend auf fundamentalen Daten, kalkulatorischen Annahmen, einer entsprechenden Entwicklung des Unternehmens und seiner Projekte und einer „normalen Börsenwelt“.
Aktienkurse sind hauptsächlich ein psychisches Phänomen: Bei optimistischer Stimmungslage kannst Du bei ansonsten identischen Rahmenbedingungen dreimal so hohe Kurse sehen, wie bei pessimistischer Stimmung! In der Euphorie werden locker KGVs von 30 bezahlt, während in der Depression (wie wir es momentan beobachten können) Aktien bei KGVs von 8 verramscht werden.
Otto Energy stellt für mich ein Langfrist-Investment dar. Wenn sich das Unternehmen so entwickelt, wie seine Manager es planen, werden wir in fünf Jahren – auch wenn es heute vielleicht zu phantastisch klingen mag –, Kurse von 4,00 bis 5,00 EUR sehen. Soweit meine Vision …
Schau Dir die Entwicklung der einzelnen Rohstoffe in den letzten acht Jahren an ... Rohöl gehört zu den Gewinnern und das mit gutem Grund: Wachsende Welt-Bevölkerung führt zu größerem Energiebedarf. Die weltweiten Produktionsraten für Rohöl stagnieren, da viele alte Ölfelder ihre Spitzen-Förderraten hinter sich haben und es immer schwieriger wird, diese zu ersetzen.
Unternehmen, die Rohöl und Gas fördern, werden zu den Gewinnern in den nächsten Jahren gehören. Und die Eigentümer (Aktionäre) gehören dazu.
Otto find´ ich gut ...
Gruß
Tommy
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.487.463 von stupidgame am 11.07.08 12:17:16alles klar ich danke dir......aber am ende 2008 sind bestimmt 0.50 € drin.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.487.165 von hadesitem am 11.07.08 11:54:17Ich weiss nicht, ob dicke... Aber man sollte mit den Beinen auf dem Boden bleiben. Ich kalkuliere etwa einen Kurs von 0,37€ pro 3.500 BOED Förderung. (ohne einkalkulierte Verwässerung)
Das würde heissen, unverwässert:
- bei 1€ müssten sie 9.500 BOED fördern
- bei 2€ entsprechend 19.000 BOED
bei höherer Aktienanzahl müsste die Förderung dann natürlich entsprechend höher liegen.
Bis hahin ist noch ein Stück Weg.
Gruss
s.
Das würde heissen, unverwässert:
- bei 1€ müssten sie 9.500 BOED fördern
- bei 2€ entsprechend 19.000 BOED
bei höherer Aktienanzahl müsste die Förderung dann natürlich entsprechend höher liegen.
Bis hahin ist noch ein Stück Weg.
Gruss
s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.485.148 von tommy-hl am 11.07.08 06:08:41sei gegrüßt tommy.....das hört sich ja vielversprechend an.wenn dann das erste öl fließt wohin könnte sich der kurs entwickeln...?? dan sind doch 1-2 € dicke drin oder nicht 
Die Reparaturen am mooring system (Verhol- und Stabilitätswinden für das Produktions- und Lagerschiff) laufen. Danach folgt ein Sicherheits-Check. Wenn alles klappt, gibt es das erste Öl aus dem Galoc-Ölfeld in einer Woche.
http://www.nido.com.au/files/asxannounce/617182.pdf
http://www.nido.com.au/files/asxannounce/617182.pdf
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Otto Reports on Philippines, Plans to Drill More Wells
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Two years of detailed technical review and evaluation has identified considerable potential in Otto's Philippines acreage portfolio that warrants commitment to the drilling of multiple explorations wells. In SC55 numerous potentially "billion barrel" in place structures have been identified in the heart of an established petroleum system.
The Argao structure in SC51 consists of eight stacked target zones that each could contain 40 with 300MMbbls in place. Otto has also invited bonafide parties to evaluate the work done with a view to acquiring equity in the projects via partial purchase or via exploration carry commitments.
Otto became operator of SC50, SC51 and SC55 following acquisition of NorAsian Energy. The Company has very high equity of between 80 and 85% in each of these three Service Contract areas.
SC 55, which Otto holds 85% in, is a 9,000km2 deep water block west off Palawan Island. Otto has acquired two 2D seismic surveys in SC55, totaling 1,400km of new seismic data, and undertook reprocessing of almost all the existing deep water 2D data in the block.
The Nido Limestone formation has been extensively mapped and at least eight structures have been identified, each with the potential to hold over a billion barrels of oil in place.
The overlying turbidite systems also have the potential to form further traps, as proven by several recently discovered giant oilfields only a few 100k’s to the south off the west coast of Borneo. These turbidites require 3D seismic coverage before they can be considered “drill ready”.
Otto’s work has clearly demonstrated that the block has considerable potential and that an extensive exploration program is warranted. Deep water rigs are currently in high demand and there is a long lead time in securing a rig slot. Otto is therefore currently seeking a farm in partner to join us in the block this year, to allow firm commitment to securing a rig slot in 2009/2010. While waiting on the rig to arrive, an extensive 3D seismic program may be undertaken to evaluate the
turbidite potential of SC55 and to better delineate some of the sparsely covered limestone structures.
SC51, which Otto holds 80% in, lies in the Cebu-Bohol Straits in the Visayan Basin, is considered to be highly prospective, but under explored. Otto has invested considerable efforts to understand the petroleum system and to "mature" the Argao structure to drillable status. All the existing 2D seismic in the area has been re-processed and reinterpreted and during 2007, Otto acquired a high quality 3D seismic survey over the Argao structure and surrounding area. The Argao structure consists of potentially eight stacked intervals that could contain hydrocarbons.
One of the horizons is interpreted to contain a small gas cap at the crest of the structure. A petroleum system modeling study indicates that the hydrocarbon charge in the area is predominantly oil, supported by oil seeps in the area. Otto therefore interprets this being a gas cap over a potential oil column. Detailed well design and planning is underway and Otto intends to acquire a sea bed site survey in the next few weeks to identify any sea bed hazards and shallow gas pockets, to allow safe mooring of a drilling rig in 2009.
SC50, which Otto holds 85% in, is a smaller offshore block north of Palawan Island. The block contains the Calauit and Calauit South oil discoveries. The fields are considered to be potentially commercial in the current oil price environment. They lie in only 90m of water and can be drilled with a jackup rig.
Otto acquired 3D seismic over the fields in 2007 to better delineate the structures and to map "fracture swarms" that are the potential "sweet spots" of the reservoir. Otto has conceptually designed an appraisal program that is intended to be "cost neutral." An appraisal well will be drilled in the known Calauit oil reservoir and flow tested into an adjacent storage tanker.
The oil will be sold to pay for the drilling costs and perhaps more. This is possible due to the high productivity of wells drilled in fractured reservoirs such as Calauit and the likely high oil price. Otto is conducting site surveying and seabed coring of the selected well site in the coming weeks to plan for drilling and testing Calauit in the first half of 2009.
In May 2008, Otto was awarded SC69 in a joint application with TranAsia Oil and Energy Development Corporation. The participating interests are Otto at 70% and TransAsia with 30%. Otto as Operator has started acquiring existing data not previously available to it to evaluate the prospectively and potential for hydrocarbons and to guide future activities. Plans are being made to reprocess all the existing digital seismic data acquired by previous operators.
source: rigzone.com
Otto Reports on Philippines, Plans to Drill More Wells
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Two years of detailed technical review and evaluation has identified considerable potential in Otto's Philippines acreage portfolio that warrants commitment to the drilling of multiple explorations wells. In SC55 numerous potentially "billion barrel" in place structures have been identified in the heart of an established petroleum system.
The Argao structure in SC51 consists of eight stacked target zones that each could contain 40 with 300MMbbls in place. Otto has also invited bonafide parties to evaluate the work done with a view to acquiring equity in the projects via partial purchase or via exploration carry commitments.
Otto became operator of SC50, SC51 and SC55 following acquisition of NorAsian Energy. The Company has very high equity of between 80 and 85% in each of these three Service Contract areas.
SC 55, which Otto holds 85% in, is a 9,000km2 deep water block west off Palawan Island. Otto has acquired two 2D seismic surveys in SC55, totaling 1,400km of new seismic data, and undertook reprocessing of almost all the existing deep water 2D data in the block.
The Nido Limestone formation has been extensively mapped and at least eight structures have been identified, each with the potential to hold over a billion barrels of oil in place.
The overlying turbidite systems also have the potential to form further traps, as proven by several recently discovered giant oilfields only a few 100k’s to the south off the west coast of Borneo. These turbidites require 3D seismic coverage before they can be considered “drill ready”.
Otto’s work has clearly demonstrated that the block has considerable potential and that an extensive exploration program is warranted. Deep water rigs are currently in high demand and there is a long lead time in securing a rig slot. Otto is therefore currently seeking a farm in partner to join us in the block this year, to allow firm commitment to securing a rig slot in 2009/2010. While waiting on the rig to arrive, an extensive 3D seismic program may be undertaken to evaluate the
turbidite potential of SC55 and to better delineate some of the sparsely covered limestone structures.
SC51, which Otto holds 80% in, lies in the Cebu-Bohol Straits in the Visayan Basin, is considered to be highly prospective, but under explored. Otto has invested considerable efforts to understand the petroleum system and to "mature" the Argao structure to drillable status. All the existing 2D seismic in the area has been re-processed and reinterpreted and during 2007, Otto acquired a high quality 3D seismic survey over the Argao structure and surrounding area. The Argao structure consists of potentially eight stacked intervals that could contain hydrocarbons.
One of the horizons is interpreted to contain a small gas cap at the crest of the structure. A petroleum system modeling study indicates that the hydrocarbon charge in the area is predominantly oil, supported by oil seeps in the area. Otto therefore interprets this being a gas cap over a potential oil column. Detailed well design and planning is underway and Otto intends to acquire a sea bed site survey in the next few weeks to identify any sea bed hazards and shallow gas pockets, to allow safe mooring of a drilling rig in 2009.
SC50, which Otto holds 85% in, is a smaller offshore block north of Palawan Island. The block contains the Calauit and Calauit South oil discoveries. The fields are considered to be potentially commercial in the current oil price environment. They lie in only 90m of water and can be drilled with a jackup rig.
Otto acquired 3D seismic over the fields in 2007 to better delineate the structures and to map "fracture swarms" that are the potential "sweet spots" of the reservoir. Otto has conceptually designed an appraisal program that is intended to be "cost neutral." An appraisal well will be drilled in the known Calauit oil reservoir and flow tested into an adjacent storage tanker.
The oil will be sold to pay for the drilling costs and perhaps more. This is possible due to the high productivity of wells drilled in fractured reservoirs such as Calauit and the likely high oil price. Otto is conducting site surveying and seabed coring of the selected well site in the coming weeks to plan for drilling and testing Calauit in the first half of 2009.
In May 2008, Otto was awarded SC69 in a joint application with TranAsia Oil and Energy Development Corporation. The participating interests are Otto at 70% and TransAsia with 30%. Otto as Operator has started acquiring existing data not previously available to it to evaluate the prospectively and potential for hydrocarbons and to guide future activities. Plans are being made to reprocess all the existing digital seismic data acquired by previous operators.
source: rigzone.com
Success in Argentina imminent: Otto Energy
Thursday, 10 July 2008
AN INDEPENDENT evaluation of Otto’s Santa Rosa Exploration permit in the Cuyana Basin, Argentina, has concluded the block has more than 100 million barrels of recoverable oil.
Otto said the report commissioned by joint venture partner Oromin Exploration found the unrisked probabilistic oil resource potential ranges from 45.16 MMbbl to more than 380 MMbbl with most likely unrisked resources set at about 131.56 MMbbl.
Under the farm-in arrangement with Oromin, Otto will earn an initial 32.48% interest in the licence by spending $US1.4 million on drilling two onshore wells and has an option to increase its interest to 41.24% for a further $US900,000 in exploration expenditure.
Oromin expects to begin drilling up to three test wells in the first quarter of 2009.
The Santa Rosa block is a 7694 square kilometres onshore concession in the oil prolific Cuyana Basin of the Mendoza Province of Argentina.
source: petroleumnews.net
Thursday, 10 July 2008
AN INDEPENDENT evaluation of Otto’s Santa Rosa Exploration permit in the Cuyana Basin, Argentina, has concluded the block has more than 100 million barrels of recoverable oil.
Otto said the report commissioned by joint venture partner Oromin Exploration found the unrisked probabilistic oil resource potential ranges from 45.16 MMbbl to more than 380 MMbbl with most likely unrisked resources set at about 131.56 MMbbl.
Under the farm-in arrangement with Oromin, Otto will earn an initial 32.48% interest in the licence by spending $US1.4 million on drilling two onshore wells and has an option to increase its interest to 41.24% for a further $US900,000 in exploration expenditure.
Oromin expects to begin drilling up to three test wells in the first quarter of 2009.
The Santa Rosa block is a 7694 square kilometres onshore concession in the oil prolific Cuyana Basin of the Mendoza Province of Argentina.
source: petroleumnews.net
OEL ASX Announcement: 100m bbls potential for Santa Rosa
Otto Energy advises that an “Evaluation of Prospective Resources” report on the Santa Rosa Exploration Permit located in the Cuyana Basin in the Province of Mendoza, Argentina, has been released by Oromin Explorations Ltd.
http://www.ottoenergy.com/media/OEL%20ASX%20Argentina%20Esti…
Das klingt doch sehr gut:
The independent report concluded that:
• The unrisked probabilistic oil resource potential for the Santa Rosa dome ranges from 45,167,000 barrels of oil to 380,800,000 barrels of oil; and
• Sets out 131,564,000 barrels of oil as the most likely amount of unrisked recoverable resources on the prospect.
Otto Energy advises that an “Evaluation of Prospective Resources” report on the Santa Rosa Exploration Permit located in the Cuyana Basin in the Province of Mendoza, Argentina, has been released by Oromin Explorations Ltd.
http://www.ottoenergy.com/media/OEL%20ASX%20Argentina%20Esti…
Das klingt doch sehr gut:
The independent report concluded that:
• The unrisked probabilistic oil resource potential for the Santa Rosa dome ranges from 45,167,000 barrels of oil to 380,800,000 barrels of oil; and
• Sets out 131,564,000 barrels of oil as the most likely amount of unrisked recoverable resources on the prospect.
Rohstoffe sind stark, aber welche Rohstoffe haben sich in den letzten 8 Jahren am besten entwickelt?
Wer auf Öl tippt, liegt richtig ...
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Wer auf Öl tippt, liegt richtig ...
Mehr dazu siehe hier:
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Damage delays Galoc plug in
By Upstream staff
Reconnection of the Rubic Intrepid floating production, storage and offloading vessel to the Galoc field off the Philippines has been delayed by damage to the retrieval line for the riser, project partner Otto said today.
Otto said in a statement reconnection work at the field started on 1 July after the floater was forced to seek shelter as the devastating Typhoon Fengshen moved through the Philippines. It said a new retrieval line would be connected this week to allow the gathering system’s disconnectable riser to be retrieved from the seabed.
First oil is expected to flow from the field this month following several delays.
Otto said integrity and safety checks would still need to be carried out before production could begin. It said it was awaiting an update on an expected date for first output from operator Galoc Production Company (GPC).
Otto holds a 18.28% indirect stake in the field through its 31.38% interest in GPC.
Perth-based Otto said separately today it was seeking farm-in partners for its SC 50, SC 51 and SC 55 blocks in the Phillipines following two years of technical reviews and evaluation.
Otto took over operatorship of the blocks with its acquisition of local explorer NorAsian Energy. It aims to drill up to 10 exploration wells on the acreage over the next four to six years.
Otto chief executive Alex Parks said the company planned to fund the wells through a combination of earnings from the Galoc project and farm-outs. He said Otto planned to retain an interest of between 25% and 50% in each of the three area
On offer is the 9000-square-kilometre SC 55 deep-water block, where Otto holds a 85% stake. Otto said the block could hold about 1.2 billion barrels of oil or 4 trillion cubic feet of gas based on 1400 kilometres of new 2D seismic data.
Otto is offering the SC 51 shallow-water block targeting several stacked targets, it said. Prospects were estimated to hold oil in place between 37 million and 336 million barrels.
The company is also seeking partners on the SC 50 shallow-water block, which it currentl operates with an 85% stake. The Calauit-1B and Calauit South-1 fields are thought to hold between 13 million and 67 million barrels of oil in place.
By Upstream staff
Reconnection of the Rubic Intrepid floating production, storage and offloading vessel to the Galoc field off the Philippines has been delayed by damage to the retrieval line for the riser, project partner Otto said today.
Otto said in a statement reconnection work at the field started on 1 July after the floater was forced to seek shelter as the devastating Typhoon Fengshen moved through the Philippines. It said a new retrieval line would be connected this week to allow the gathering system’s disconnectable riser to be retrieved from the seabed.
First oil is expected to flow from the field this month following several delays.
Otto said integrity and safety checks would still need to be carried out before production could begin. It said it was awaiting an update on an expected date for first output from operator Galoc Production Company (GPC).
Otto holds a 18.28% indirect stake in the field through its 31.38% interest in GPC.
Perth-based Otto said separately today it was seeking farm-in partners for its SC 50, SC 51 and SC 55 blocks in the Phillipines following two years of technical reviews and evaluation.
Otto took over operatorship of the blocks with its acquisition of local explorer NorAsian Energy. It aims to drill up to 10 exploration wells on the acreage over the next four to six years.
Otto chief executive Alex Parks said the company planned to fund the wells through a combination of earnings from the Galoc project and farm-outs. He said Otto planned to retain an interest of between 25% and 50% in each of the three area
On offer is the 9000-square-kilometre SC 55 deep-water block, where Otto holds a 85% stake. Otto said the block could hold about 1.2 billion barrels of oil or 4 trillion cubic feet of gas based on 1400 kilometres of new 2D seismic data.
Otto is offering the SC 51 shallow-water block targeting several stacked targets, it said. Prospects were estimated to hold oil in place between 37 million and 336 million barrels.
The company is also seeking partners on the SC 50 shallow-water block, which it currentl operates with an 85% stake. The Calauit-1B and Calauit South-1 fields are thought to hold between 13 million and 67 million barrels of oil in place.
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