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Bei unserem Partner FAR 870440 gehts anscheind auch los.
In Australien steigt das Volumen ordentlich, bei steigendem Kurs.
Offizielles zu lesen hab ich aber noch nicht gefunden!
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Ffm taxt auch merkwürdig. Schluß in Down war 0,205 AUD, das sind 0,176 EUR und nicht 0,172 EUR.
http://hotcopper.com.au/announcements.asp?id=458665
Hotcopper members finden unter dem Link den Vordruck 3B zur Ausschreibung der shares für 0,175 AUD.
Hotcopper members finden unter dem Link den Vordruck 3B zur Ausschreibung der shares für 0,175 AUD.
Auszug aus obigem Interview:
The company’s public and international affairs manager, Mr John Roper, told the Daily Nation the project would start between August 10 and 15.
The company’s public and international affairs manager, Mr John Roper, told the Daily Nation the project would start between August 10 and 15.
Trading Spotlight
US firm joins hunt for oil in Kenyan coast
By SANDRA CHAO and MARK AGUTU
Posted Wednesday, August 8 2012 at 22:30
An American company has started the search for oil off the Kenyan Coast, barely four months after Tullow Oil struck huge reservoirs in Turkana County.
Apache Corporation will start drilling in the Lamu basin in a week at a block known as Mbawa 1, 70 kilometres off the shoreline.
The company’s public and international affairs manager, Mr John Roper, told the Daily Nation the project would start between August 10 and 15.
“The well, called the Mbawa 1, is targeting what we hope is a large oil reservoir. The Mbawa well will take about two months to drill to its planned depth of 3,200 metres. The main challenge we face in drilling this well is the same as whenever we drill an exploratory well — we won’t know for sure what we have got until we’re finished,” he said.
Mr Roper said they had contracted Deepsea Metro 1, a ship owned by Odfjell Drilling Company of Bermuda, to sink the well.
He said the block was picked because it is identical with the ones on the northern shores of Madagascar where the company found more than 30 billion barrels of oil.
“If you move Madagascar over to Kenya (as if they are puzzle pieces), you’ll see its northern and western coasts fit very nicely into the coast of Kenya, where it actually originated prior to the major plate breakup that happened about 150 million years ago.
“Along Madagascar’s northern shore there’s about 30 billion barrels of oil in place. If you do plate reconstructions, what you find is it fits very nicely with our block position in the Lamu basin. The oil found in Madagascar comes from Jurassic source rock and we believe this same source could be in the area where we are planning to drill off of the coast of Kenya,” Mr Roper said.
He said they were discussing with government, business leaders and community representatives plans for the exploration.
The group has assured fishermen that they will not be displaced by the oil hunt.
Project cleared
The project has already been cleared by the National Environmental Management Authority.
On Wednesday, The New York Times described Apache as an independent energy company, which explores for, develops, and produces natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids.
“As of December 31, 2011, Apache had exploration and production interests in six countries: the United States, Canada, Egypt, Australia, offshore the United Kingdom in the North Sea, and Argentina,” it said.
This is not the first time multinationals are digging up the seabed for oil. In 2008, Woodside Energy wound up activities in Lamu after drilling a dry well the previous year.
The company sunk a 4,887-metre well only to find sandstones and fresh water.
In 2007, China National Offshore Oil Corporation surrendered four blocks in order to carry out a seismic survey to map out oil potential deposits.
Tullow is currently exploring whether the Turkana reservoirs are commercially viable.
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/US+firm+joins+hunt+for+oil+in+K…
By SANDRA CHAO and MARK AGUTU
Posted Wednesday, August 8 2012 at 22:30
An American company has started the search for oil off the Kenyan Coast, barely four months after Tullow Oil struck huge reservoirs in Turkana County.
Apache Corporation will start drilling in the Lamu basin in a week at a block known as Mbawa 1, 70 kilometres off the shoreline.
The company’s public and international affairs manager, Mr John Roper, told the Daily Nation the project would start between August 10 and 15.
“The well, called the Mbawa 1, is targeting what we hope is a large oil reservoir. The Mbawa well will take about two months to drill to its planned depth of 3,200 metres. The main challenge we face in drilling this well is the same as whenever we drill an exploratory well — we won’t know for sure what we have got until we’re finished,” he said.
Mr Roper said they had contracted Deepsea Metro 1, a ship owned by Odfjell Drilling Company of Bermuda, to sink the well.
He said the block was picked because it is identical with the ones on the northern shores of Madagascar where the company found more than 30 billion barrels of oil.
“If you move Madagascar over to Kenya (as if they are puzzle pieces), you’ll see its northern and western coasts fit very nicely into the coast of Kenya, where it actually originated prior to the major plate breakup that happened about 150 million years ago.
“Along Madagascar’s northern shore there’s about 30 billion barrels of oil in place. If you do plate reconstructions, what you find is it fits very nicely with our block position in the Lamu basin. The oil found in Madagascar comes from Jurassic source rock and we believe this same source could be in the area where we are planning to drill off of the coast of Kenya,” Mr Roper said.
He said they were discussing with government, business leaders and community representatives plans for the exploration.
The group has assured fishermen that they will not be displaced by the oil hunt.
Project cleared
The project has already been cleared by the National Environmental Management Authority.
On Wednesday, The New York Times described Apache as an independent energy company, which explores for, develops, and produces natural gas, crude oil, and natural gas liquids.
“As of December 31, 2011, Apache had exploration and production interests in six countries: the United States, Canada, Egypt, Australia, offshore the United Kingdom in the North Sea, and Argentina,” it said.
This is not the first time multinationals are digging up the seabed for oil. In 2008, Woodside Energy wound up activities in Lamu after drilling a dry well the previous year.
The company sunk a 4,887-metre well only to find sandstones and fresh water.
In 2007, China National Offshore Oil Corporation surrendered four blocks in order to carry out a seismic survey to map out oil potential deposits.
Tullow is currently exploring whether the Turkana reservoirs are commercially viable.
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/US+firm+joins+hunt+for+oil+in+K…
Dank an user "Dknow" from hotcopper von letzter Nacht:
PCL in Dolmen Stockbrokers of Ireland, Weekly Trader 7th August 2012 :
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Trading Recommendations
Oil exploration – Potential short-term catalysts
One company at an earlier stage of development is Pancontinental (TP: AUD0.30), where transfer of the drill ship Deepsea Metro 1 from the BG/Ophir Papa-1 well in Block 3 offshore Tanzania to Block L8 offshore Kenya to drill a follow up to Mbawa, has piqued interest.
Within the Block, operated by Apache and in which Tullow and Pancontinental each hold a 15% interest, the companies are pursuing a potential major oil play which could contain 4.9 billion barrels of oil in place. Results are expected 45 to 60 days after spudding.
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http://www.dolmenstockbrokers.ie/reports/Weekly%20Trader%207…
Er erklärte, dass TP AUD 0,30 den pre-spud Target Price bezeichnet.
Dann hoffen wir mal, denn
Dank an user "evopilot" from hotcopper von letzter Nacht:
"rigzone has confirmed our drill rig is on location in kenya and ready to start drilling at mbawa-1
http://www.rigzone.com/data/rig_detail.asp?rig_id=1539
Last chance to top up at these prices before this goes nuts !! "
Endlich kann es losgehen, vielleicht noch vor dem 12.8.2012.
PCL in Dolmen Stockbrokers of Ireland, Weekly Trader 7th August 2012 :
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Trading Recommendations
Oil exploration – Potential short-term catalysts
One company at an earlier stage of development is Pancontinental (TP: AUD0.30), where transfer of the drill ship Deepsea Metro 1 from the BG/Ophir Papa-1 well in Block 3 offshore Tanzania to Block L8 offshore Kenya to drill a follow up to Mbawa, has piqued interest.
Within the Block, operated by Apache and in which Tullow and Pancontinental each hold a 15% interest, the companies are pursuing a potential major oil play which could contain 4.9 billion barrels of oil in place. Results are expected 45 to 60 days after spudding.
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http://www.dolmenstockbrokers.ie/reports/Weekly%20Trader%207…
Er erklärte, dass TP AUD 0,30 den pre-spud Target Price bezeichnet.
Dann hoffen wir mal, denn
Dank an user "evopilot" from hotcopper von letzter Nacht:
"rigzone has confirmed our drill rig is on location in kenya and ready to start drilling at mbawa-1
http://www.rigzone.com/data/rig_detail.asp?rig_id=1539
Last chance to top up at these prices before this goes nuts !! "
Endlich kann es losgehen, vielleicht noch vor dem 12.8.2012.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.469.678 von Fliegenschiss am 08.08.12 11:49:38Schluß in Down Under war immerhin bei 0,215 AUD. Ist recht stabil.
Moin, Moin
heute ist der Handel sehr zurückhaltend. Ich habe so das Bauchgefühl das es morgen in Down Under weiter hoch geht.
Gruß
Fliege
heute ist der Handel sehr zurückhaltend. Ich habe so das Bauchgefühl das es morgen in Down Under weiter hoch geht.
Gruß
Fliege
Diese Aktien, die nicht über die Börse laufen, werden also immer noch zu 0,175 AUD zu kaufen sein. Der Verkauf startet am 9.8.2012.
Ich denke, dass das mit eine Ursache der Kaufzurückhaltung ist.
Es wird Zeit, dass die Bohrung beginnt. Der 12.8.2012 ist der angekündigte Termin.
Quelle:ASX Companies Announcement Office
31 July 2012
Placement of Share Purchase Plan Shortfall
The placement of the SPP Shortfall will result in the issue of up to 25,300,002 shares at $0.175 each to raise up to $4.43
million. Funds raised pursuant to the placement will be used to fund some or all of the following items:
„h Kenya Block L8 - Mbawa well costs;
„h Further seismic programme over Kenya L8;
„h Seismic programme over Kenya L6;
„h Seismic programme over Namibia EL 0037;
„h Ongoing exploration over Kenya L10A & L10B; and
„h Business development and general working capital purposes
The Placement is being made to sophisticated investors as well as international and domestic
institutional clients of Hartleys Limited, Principal Broker to Pancontinental.
An Appendix 3B and cleansing statement will be released following settlement of the SPP Shortfall which is expected to occur on Thursday, 9 August 2012.
Ich denke, dass das mit eine Ursache der Kaufzurückhaltung ist.
Es wird Zeit, dass die Bohrung beginnt. Der 12.8.2012 ist der angekündigte Termin.
Quelle:ASX Companies Announcement Office
31 July 2012
Placement of Share Purchase Plan Shortfall
The placement of the SPP Shortfall will result in the issue of up to 25,300,002 shares at $0.175 each to raise up to $4.43
million. Funds raised pursuant to the placement will be used to fund some or all of the following items:
„h Kenya Block L8 - Mbawa well costs;
„h Further seismic programme over Kenya L8;
„h Seismic programme over Kenya L6;
„h Seismic programme over Namibia EL 0037;
„h Ongoing exploration over Kenya L10A & L10B; and
„h Business development and general working capital purposes
The Placement is being made to sophisticated investors as well as international and domestic
institutional clients of Hartleys Limited, Principal Broker to Pancontinental.
An Appendix 3B and cleansing statement will be released following settlement of the SPP Shortfall which is expected to occur on Thursday, 9 August 2012.
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