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Zitat von Andrija: http://www.digitallook.com/cgi-bin/dlmedia/security.cgi?user…
18-Sep-12 Westhouse Securities Buy 22.13p 67.00p 71.00p Reiteration
Das tiefste damalige Kursziel mit Sell-Rating von Investec lag bei 16,38 GBp und ist mittlerweile deutlich unterschritten.
8.12% holding as at today*s RNS,Mon 5/8.13
J.P.Morgan!!!!!!!!!!
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The directors of Argos Resources will be presenting on Thursday the 22nd August 2013 at The May Fair Hotel, Stratton Street, London, followed by a wine and canape reception. Free to attend. REGISTER HERE: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/1…
J.P.Morgan!!!!!!!!!!
und:
The directors of Argos Resources will be presenting on Thursday the 22nd August 2013 at The May Fair Hotel, Stratton Street, London, followed by a wine and canape reception. Free to attend. REGISTER HERE: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/1…
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Highlights
· New best estimate prospective resource of 3,083 million barrels of oil ("mmbo") recoverable, an increase from 2,107 mmbo identified in the Competent Person's Report published by the Company in 2011 (the "2011 CPR")
· 52 prospects have been confirmed and described, an increase from 28 described in the 2011 CPR
· High case prospective resource estimate now exceeds 10 billion barrels recoverable
· Estimated Chances of Success have increased based on new technical work
· 40 additional leads identified and not included in the best estimate or high case prospective resource estimates
· Good quality sandstones predicted, with several prospects exhibiting similar seismic anomalies to those seen at the Sea Lion oilfield
http://www.argosresources.com/perch/resources/arg-cpr-july-2…
Highlights
· New best estimate prospective resource of 3,083 million barrels of oil ("mmbo") recoverable, an increase from 2,107 mmbo identified in the Competent Person's Report published by the Company in 2011 (the "2011 CPR")
· 52 prospects have been confirmed and described, an increase from 28 described in the 2011 CPR
· High case prospective resource estimate now exceeds 10 billion barrels recoverable
· Estimated Chances of Success have increased based on new technical work
· 40 additional leads identified and not included in the best estimate or high case prospective resource estimates
· Good quality sandstones predicted, with several prospects exhibiting similar seismic anomalies to those seen at the Sea Lion oilfield
http://www.argosresources.com/perch/resources/arg-cpr-july-2…
09 April 2013 ARGOS RESOURCES LIMITED ("Argos" or "the Company") PL 001 Licence Extension Argos Resources Limited (AIM: ARG.L), the Falkland Islands based exploration company focused on the North Falkland Basin, has received notification that the Falkland Islands Government (FIG) has extended the second term of the Company's PL001 Licence by one year, to 25 November 2016, with no additional work commitments. The extension follows changes to the licensing conditions introduced by FIG in 2012 and is in return for having acquired over 1000 sq kms of 3D seismic within the licence area. The Company has a commitment to drill one exploration well within the licence area by the end of the second term of the licence after which a third exploration term of 10 years is available. Commenting on the extension, Mr Ian Thomson, Chairman of Argos, said: "We are very pleased that the Falkland Island Government has awarded a licence extension in recognition of the investment we have made in the licence area, and this reflects the collaborative approach we continue to enjoy with the government. While the extension is welcome, it remains our intention to commence exploration drilling at the earliest possible date."
Trading Spotlight
Argos Resources says search for farm-in partner continues
7:44 am by Ian Lyall
Argos Resources (LON:ARG) confirmed that it is “more likely” drilling on its highly prospective licence area in the North Falkland Basin will begin next year rather 2013 as the search continues for a farm-in partner for the acreage.
Last year was notable for two major deals with explorers operating in the waters off the tiny South Atlantic islands. Premier Oil teamed up with Rockhopper (LON:RKH), which has the area adjacent Argos’, and Noble Oil & Gas’ tied-up with Falklands Oil & Gas (LON:FOGL).
"We have commenced the search for an industry partner,” said chairman Ian Thomson as the group unveiled its full-year financial results.
“Several potential counterparties with the technical and financial capacity to develop and bring into production any commercial discoveries made have expressed an interest.
“We will continue the farm-out process until a suitable transaction can be agreed that reflects the board's view of the value of our acreage.
"The farm-out process is likely to take some time and we are therefore being prudent in assuming that exploration drilling on our licence is more likely to begin in 2014.
“We will pursue an earlier drilling opportunity if one arises but not at the expense of a sub-optimal transaction. Shareholder best value remains uppermost in our minds."
Among the highlights of last year was the 3D seismic data that helped de-risk “numerous prospects”, which were larger than first thought.
A total of 30 new leads were uncovered that weren’t reported in the initial independent competent persons report. A new CPR is expected to be published next quarter.
The financial results reveal the group had US$5.7mln at the year-end, which is “deemed sufficient to meet the company's ongoing needs and overheads”. The loss for the year was US$1.58mln.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/55110/arg…
7:44 am by Ian Lyall
Argos Resources (LON:ARG) confirmed that it is “more likely” drilling on its highly prospective licence area in the North Falkland Basin will begin next year rather 2013 as the search continues for a farm-in partner for the acreage.
Last year was notable for two major deals with explorers operating in the waters off the tiny South Atlantic islands. Premier Oil teamed up with Rockhopper (LON:RKH), which has the area adjacent Argos’, and Noble Oil & Gas’ tied-up with Falklands Oil & Gas (LON:FOGL).
"We have commenced the search for an industry partner,” said chairman Ian Thomson as the group unveiled its full-year financial results.
“Several potential counterparties with the technical and financial capacity to develop and bring into production any commercial discoveries made have expressed an interest.
“We will continue the farm-out process until a suitable transaction can be agreed that reflects the board's view of the value of our acreage.
"The farm-out process is likely to take some time and we are therefore being prudent in assuming that exploration drilling on our licence is more likely to begin in 2014.
“We will pursue an earlier drilling opportunity if one arises but not at the expense of a sub-optimal transaction. Shareholder best value remains uppermost in our minds."
Among the highlights of last year was the 3D seismic data that helped de-risk “numerous prospects”, which were larger than first thought.
A total of 30 new leads were uncovered that weren’t reported in the initial independent competent persons report. A new CPR is expected to be published next quarter.
The financial results reveal the group had US$5.7mln at the year-end, which is “deemed sufficient to meet the company's ongoing needs and overheads”. The loss for the year was US$1.58mln.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/55110/arg…
SMALL CAP FOCUS: Argos Resources storms ahead of its South Atlantic drilling rivals
By JAMIE ASHCROFT, PROACTIVE INVESTORS
PUBLISHED: 16:31 GMT, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 16:31 GMT, 7 January 2013
Having doubled in value in the past 12 months, the drilling company has outperformed its fellow Falklands explorers by some margin.
And it had done so without actually drilling a hole. However this is less by design and more by bad luck as it literally missed the boat after the Ocean Guardian rig left the Falklands early last year.
The company is working to secure what’s known in the trade as a farm-in partner that will foot the bill for exploration drilling.
Striking black gold: Argos Resources shares have more than doubled in value in the last year, while the other, more established Falkland explorers have come under pressure.
And it will hope to share the use of the rig heading south to develop the Sea Lion Field, still the only commercial oil to be found in the vicinity.
Last year Argos, which owns the acreage next to Sea Lion, was able to make more sense of its exploration portfolio after shooting a three-dimensional seismic survey.
Through this process it has 'high graded' several prospects that are being described as Sea Lion lookalikes - with the top targets collectively having the potential to contain 2.1 billion barrels of oil (and 7.3 billion barrels if the most optimistic estimates prove correct).
Sea Lion, discovered by Rockhopper Exploration and being developed by Premier Oil, is located just 20 kilometres from the nearest of these Argos prospects.
And it is this combination of proximity and the huge potential of these targets that has been the driver behind the stock's strong performance in the last year. This and Rockhopper's $1billion deal with Premier to take the Sea Lion field into production.
The tie-up dramatically enhances the Argos investment proposition, according Ashley Kelty, analyst at the City broker Cenkos.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: Falklands' oil and gas industry grabs the spotlight
He explained that Argos is a beneficiary of the Rockhopper-Premier venture because it lowers the commercial threshold for any future discovery in Argos’s territory.
Kelty reckons having the operational Sea Lion field on the doorstep means any Argos find above 50 million barrels would be commercial as it could be tied into Sea Lion’s floating production and storage facilities.
'I’m pretty sure Rockhopper and Premier would be absolutely delighted to have someone else’s oil going through the facilities to help bring costs down,' Kelty told Proactive Investors.
'It certainly puts Argos in a much better place because they don’t need to find 300-400 million barrels for a discovery to be commercial, but the Argos prospects are big enough that if [drilling is] successful, it could support a standalone FPSO.'
According to Kelty the synergies don't end there though, as he believes Premier could be an ideal partner for Argos.
'It is possible that Premier might look to buy a stake in the Argos acreage given the fact that there's a large number, about half a dozen, Sea Lion ‘look-a-likes’ on the Argos block.
'Also, a number of prospects Premier has identified, like Chatham, look like they extend into the Argos acreage as well. I think they'll be looking to go after those prospects and with Argos on board it would make that much easier.'
Premier's hunt to find additional oil in the area could also aid Argos as the former is understood to be talks to bring a second rig down to the North Falkland Basin.
As mentioned, Argos shares have more than doubled in value in the last year, while the other, more established Falkland explorers have come under pressure.
Despite its success Rockhopper has fallen 40per cent in the last year, as has Falklands Oil & Gas, while Desire has edged down around 9 per cent in that period.
However, the biggest casualty has been Borders & Southern, which has lost 70 per cent of its value. Its drilling results can be described as highly disappointing – at least from an investor standpoint.
'The recent focus [in the market] has been on the South Falkland Basin which has been somewhat disappointing and I think it has tainted the likes of Argos, Premier, Rockhopper and Desire, which are operating in the North Falkland basin,” Kelty adds.
'This is quite unfair to be honest, since it is a totally different play and a totally different basin.'
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2258468/S…
By JAMIE ASHCROFT, PROACTIVE INVESTORS
PUBLISHED: 16:31 GMT, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 16:31 GMT, 7 January 2013
Having doubled in value in the past 12 months, the drilling company has outperformed its fellow Falklands explorers by some margin.
And it had done so without actually drilling a hole. However this is less by design and more by bad luck as it literally missed the boat after the Ocean Guardian rig left the Falklands early last year.
The company is working to secure what’s known in the trade as a farm-in partner that will foot the bill for exploration drilling.
Striking black gold: Argos Resources shares have more than doubled in value in the last year, while the other, more established Falkland explorers have come under pressure.
And it will hope to share the use of the rig heading south to develop the Sea Lion Field, still the only commercial oil to be found in the vicinity.
Last year Argos, which owns the acreage next to Sea Lion, was able to make more sense of its exploration portfolio after shooting a three-dimensional seismic survey.
Through this process it has 'high graded' several prospects that are being described as Sea Lion lookalikes - with the top targets collectively having the potential to contain 2.1 billion barrels of oil (and 7.3 billion barrels if the most optimistic estimates prove correct).
Sea Lion, discovered by Rockhopper Exploration and being developed by Premier Oil, is located just 20 kilometres from the nearest of these Argos prospects.
And it is this combination of proximity and the huge potential of these targets that has been the driver behind the stock's strong performance in the last year. This and Rockhopper's $1billion deal with Premier to take the Sea Lion field into production.
The tie-up dramatically enhances the Argos investment proposition, according Ashley Kelty, analyst at the City broker Cenkos.
SMALL CAP MOVERS: Falklands' oil and gas industry grabs the spotlight
He explained that Argos is a beneficiary of the Rockhopper-Premier venture because it lowers the commercial threshold for any future discovery in Argos’s territory.
Kelty reckons having the operational Sea Lion field on the doorstep means any Argos find above 50 million barrels would be commercial as it could be tied into Sea Lion’s floating production and storage facilities.
'I’m pretty sure Rockhopper and Premier would be absolutely delighted to have someone else’s oil going through the facilities to help bring costs down,' Kelty told Proactive Investors.
'It certainly puts Argos in a much better place because they don’t need to find 300-400 million barrels for a discovery to be commercial, but the Argos prospects are big enough that if [drilling is] successful, it could support a standalone FPSO.'
According to Kelty the synergies don't end there though, as he believes Premier could be an ideal partner for Argos.
'It is possible that Premier might look to buy a stake in the Argos acreage given the fact that there's a large number, about half a dozen, Sea Lion ‘look-a-likes’ on the Argos block.
'Also, a number of prospects Premier has identified, like Chatham, look like they extend into the Argos acreage as well. I think they'll be looking to go after those prospects and with Argos on board it would make that much easier.'
Premier's hunt to find additional oil in the area could also aid Argos as the former is understood to be talks to bring a second rig down to the North Falkland Basin.
As mentioned, Argos shares have more than doubled in value in the last year, while the other, more established Falkland explorers have come under pressure.
Despite its success Rockhopper has fallen 40per cent in the last year, as has Falklands Oil & Gas, while Desire has edged down around 9 per cent in that period.
However, the biggest casualty has been Borders & Southern, which has lost 70 per cent of its value. Its drilling results can be described as highly disappointing – at least from an investor standpoint.
'The recent focus [in the market] has been on the South Falkland Basin which has been somewhat disappointing and I think it has tainted the likes of Argos, Premier, Rockhopper and Desire, which are operating in the North Falkland basin,” Kelty adds.
'This is quite unfair to be honest, since it is a totally different play and a totally different basin.'
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2258468/S…
RNS Number : 6352R
Argos Resources Ltd
21 November 2012
21 November 2012
ARGOS RESOURCES LIMITED
("Argos" or "the Company")
Holdings in Company
The Company was notified on 20 November 2012 by JP Morgan Chase & Co. that as at 20 November 2012 JP Morgan Asset Management Holdings (UK) Limited had an aggregate interest in 17,420,181 ordinary shares, representing 8.01 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.
Ich könnte mir nach den Ausführungen von John Hogan gut vorstellen, dass wir kurz vor einem Farm-In stehen. 3 Prospects die Sea-Lion ähneln mit einer deutlich höheren Ressourcenschätzung. Mit ein bißchen Phantasie stellt ARGOs das "ärmliche" Lizenzgebiet von Rockhopper in den Schatten. Die Letzten werden die Ersten sein!
Argos Resources Ltd
21 November 2012
21 November 2012
ARGOS RESOURCES LIMITED
("Argos" or "the Company")
Holdings in Company
The Company was notified on 20 November 2012 by JP Morgan Chase & Co. that as at 20 November 2012 JP Morgan Asset Management Holdings (UK) Limited had an aggregate interest in 17,420,181 ordinary shares, representing 8.01 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.
Ich könnte mir nach den Ausführungen von John Hogan gut vorstellen, dass wir kurz vor einem Farm-In stehen. 3 Prospects die Sea-Lion ähneln mit einer deutlich höheren Ressourcenschätzung. Mit ein bißchen Phantasie stellt ARGOs das "ärmliche" Lizenzgebiet von Rockhopper in den Schatten. Die Letzten werden die Ersten sein!
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