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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.102.560 von schwochner am 04.02.13 21:53:18Hi. Was folgt ist meine Meinung. Die ist subjektiv und kann vollkommen falsch sein.
Business Daily Africa war die Zeitung, welche die Ngamia und Twiga Treffer enthüllte. Der jetzige Artikel ist in Teilen sehr wirr.
Die von dir aufgeworfene Frage zu den "Verzögerungen" verstehe ich im Zusammenhang mit dem vorausgehenden Satz eher so: eine Öl-Discovery in PaiPai angenommen wäre ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung "commercial viability", da dann neben Ngamia und Twiga eine weitere Öl-Discovery bestünde. Man wäre einen Schritt näher an den nötigen Mengen, die für Pipelinebau und sonstige Öl-Infrastruktur ausschlaggebend sind. Also alles aus Branchenperspektive.
Auf die Tests von Twiga und Ngamia hat das m.E. keine Auswirkung.
Ich bin da ganz bei dir, AOI und Tullow werden uns informieren wenn sie es für sinnvoll halten. Und nur darauf sollte man sich verlassen. Seitens Tullow könnte der 13.02. interessant sein (Full Year Results).
Business Daily Africa war die Zeitung, welche die Ngamia und Twiga Treffer enthüllte. Der jetzige Artikel ist in Teilen sehr wirr.
Die von dir aufgeworfene Frage zu den "Verzögerungen" verstehe ich im Zusammenhang mit dem vorausgehenden Satz eher so: eine Öl-Discovery in PaiPai angenommen wäre ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung "commercial viability", da dann neben Ngamia und Twiga eine weitere Öl-Discovery bestünde. Man wäre einen Schritt näher an den nötigen Mengen, die für Pipelinebau und sonstige Öl-Infrastruktur ausschlaggebend sind. Also alles aus Branchenperspektive.
Auf die Tests von Twiga und Ngamia hat das m.E. keine Auswirkung.
Ich bin da ganz bei dir, AOI und Tullow werden uns informieren wenn sie es für sinnvoll halten. Und nur darauf sollte man sich verlassen. Seitens Tullow könnte der 13.02. interessant sein (Full Year Results).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.098.430 von motz1 am 03.02.13 22:46:21Industry analyst George Wachira said commercial natural gas deposits interrupt the momentum in the continued search and testing at the Twiga 1 , Ngamia 1 well and also the Mbawa natural gas prospect off the coast of Lamu.
“Finding of gas also delays commercial confirmation of already discovered oil which, hopefully, the drilling of “Sabisa-1” in Ethiopia will help to confirm,” he added.
das heißt, die Tests verzögern sich, weil Gas gefunden wurde? Davon haben Tullow und Africa Oil nie etwas erwähnt.
Öl tritt ja häufig in Verbindung mit Gas auf, es sollte aber kein Problem sein, einströmendes unter Kontrolle zu bringen. Naja, wir werden sehen, was AOI im Februar offiziell vermeldet.
“Finding of gas also delays commercial confirmation of already discovered oil which, hopefully, the drilling of “Sabisa-1” in Ethiopia will help to confirm,” he added.
das heißt, die Tests verzögern sich, weil Gas gefunden wurde? Davon haben Tullow und Africa Oil nie etwas erwähnt.
Öl tritt ja häufig in Verbindung mit Gas auf, es sollte aber kein Problem sein, einströmendes unter Kontrolle zu bringen. Naja, wir werden sehen, was AOI im Februar offiziell vermeldet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.097.489 von motz1 am 03.02.13 13:40:24hallo broker, uns interssiert nicht was du mit deinen aktien machst aber ich finde es unverschämt das du die tatsachen in der öffentlichkeit so verdrehst.
companymaker und rohstoffraketen haben africa oil in ihrer sonderstudie im dezember 2011 zum kauf empholen zum damaligen preis von ca 1,30 € heute stehen wir bei 6 und waren schon bei 8 € das sind die facts und der rest von dir sind reine lügen.
companymaker und rohstoffraketen haben africa oil in ihrer sonderstudie im dezember 2011 zum kauf empholen zum damaligen preis von ca 1,30 € heute stehen wir bei 6 und waren schon bei 8 € das sind die facts und der rest von dir sind reine lügen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.097.496 von motz1 am 03.02.13 13:44:56An der "Afren-Front" gibt es auch weitere Gerüchte. Wenn es zu diesem Verkäuf käme, wären das eventuell neue Partner für uns in Kenia Block 10A und/oder in Äthiopien Blocks 7/8.
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Afren ponders sales of Kurdistan, east Africa oilfields - report
02/01/2013 | LONDON | Sun Feb 3, 2013 5:20pm GMT
LONDON (Reuters) - London-listed oil explorer Afren (AFRE.L) has hired a corporate finance firm to look into selling its oil fields in Kurdistan and east Africa, leaving the group focused on its main assets in Nigeria, The Sunday Times reported.
Interest in both regions has soared after a string of discoveries, the newspaper said, and both China's Sinopec and U.S. oil company Exxon could be interested in buying the assets, which could fetch up to 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion).
Afren has appointed Steen Associates to look into both a sale and alternative plans, it said.
A spokesman for Afren declined to comment on the report.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by Keiron Henderson)
BusinessAfrica
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/02/03/uk-afren-asset-sale…
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Afren ponders sales of Kurdistan, east Africa oilfields - report
02/01/2013 | LONDON | Sun Feb 3, 2013 5:20pm GMT
LONDON (Reuters) - London-listed oil explorer Afren (AFRE.L) has hired a corporate finance firm to look into selling its oil fields in Kurdistan and east Africa, leaving the group focused on its main assets in Nigeria, The Sunday Times reported.
Interest in both regions has soared after a string of discoveries, the newspaper said, and both China's Sinopec and U.S. oil company Exxon could be interested in buying the assets, which could fetch up to 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion).
Afren has appointed Steen Associates to look into both a sale and alternative plans, it said.
A spokesman for Afren declined to comment on the report.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by Keiron Henderson)
BusinessAfrica
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/02/03/uk-afren-asset-sale…
Gerüchte!
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Tullow strikes natural gas deposits in the north
In Summary
•The deposits were struck at 4,100 metres, less than a kilometre to the target depth of 4,900 metres at the Pai Pai 1 well in Block 10 A.
•The block is half owned by Tullow, 30 per cent by Africa Oil and the rest by Afren Plc.
Tullow Oil has discovered deposits of natural gas at a well in northern Kenya, whose drilling is set to be completed later this month.
The deposits were struck at 4,100 metres, less than a kilometre to the target depth of 4,900 metres at the Pai Pai 1 well in Block 10 A. The block is half owned by Tullow, 30 per cent by Africa Oil and the rest by Afren Plc.
“They are now testing to see output at that high pressure,” said an official conversant with the progress.
Tullow declined to comment on the status of its operations in Kenya.
“It’s still status quo, nothing has changed since the last update given. The well is still drilling,” said Evelyne Serro, Tullow’s communications officer for Kenya. “You will receive an update as soon as this is concluded at total depth”.
Industry analyst George Wachira said commercial natural gas deposits interrupt the momentum in the continued search and testing at the Twiga 1 , Ngamia 1 well and also the Mbawa natural gas prospect off the coast of Lamu.
“Finding of gas also delays commercial confirmation of already discovered oil which, hopefully, the drilling of “Sabisa-1” in Ethiopia will help to confirm,” he added.
Kenya is working on laws for exploration, production, logistics and monetisation of natural gas.
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Tullow strikes natural gas deposits in the north
In Summary
•The deposits were struck at 4,100 metres, less than a kilometre to the target depth of 4,900 metres at the Pai Pai 1 well in Block 10 A.
•The block is half owned by Tullow, 30 per cent by Africa Oil and the rest by Afren Plc.
Tullow Oil has discovered deposits of natural gas at a well in northern Kenya, whose drilling is set to be completed later this month.
The deposits were struck at 4,100 metres, less than a kilometre to the target depth of 4,900 metres at the Pai Pai 1 well in Block 10 A. The block is half owned by Tullow, 30 per cent by Africa Oil and the rest by Afren Plc.
“They are now testing to see output at that high pressure,” said an official conversant with the progress.
Tullow declined to comment on the status of its operations in Kenya.
“It’s still status quo, nothing has changed since the last update given. The well is still drilling,” said Evelyne Serro, Tullow’s communications officer for Kenya. “You will receive an update as soon as this is concluded at total depth”.
Industry analyst George Wachira said commercial natural gas deposits interrupt the momentum in the continued search and testing at the Twiga 1 , Ngamia 1 well and also the Mbawa natural gas prospect off the coast of Lamu.
“Finding of gas also delays commercial confirmation of already discovered oil which, hopefully, the drilling of “Sabisa-1” in Ethiopia will help to confirm,” he added.
Kenya is working on laws for exploration, production, logistics and monetisation of natural gas.
http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Tullow-strikes-natural-ga…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">
http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Tullow-strikes-natural-ga…
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Und noch was interessantes. Sinopec interessiert sich scheinbar für Afren - oder zumindest für Teile:
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Sinopec Said in Talks to Buy $1 Billion in Afren Assets
By Zijing Wu, Fox Hu & Will Kennedy - Feb 1, 2013 5:59 PM GMT+0100.
China Petrochemical Corp. (386), the country’s largest refiner, is in talks to buy more than $1 billion of assets from Afren Plc (AFR), people with knowledge of the matter said.
Sinopec Group, as China Petrochemical is known, is interested in Afren assets including those in Nigeria, one of the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private. Afren, which also operates in the Kurdistan region of Iraq as well as other parts of Africa, said in November that it has been approached to sell stakes in its assets, without elaborating on the identity of the potential buyers.
A China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. storage tank stands in Hong Kong. Photographer: Jerome Favre/Bloomberg
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Seeking to meet demand in the world’s second-largest economy, China’s state-backed firms bought a record $29 billion of energy assets abroad last year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Beijing-based Sinopec Group agreed to buy a 20 percent stake in an offshore Nigerian field from French explorer Total SA for about $2.5 billion in November.
Afren rose 10.6 pence, or 7.4 percent, to close at 154 pence in London yesterday, valuing the company at 1.7 billion pounds ($2.7 billion).
Lv Dapeng, Sinopec Group’s spokesman, did not answer calls to his office seeking comment. An Afren official declined to comment.
Afren, based in London, had $1.8 billion of assets in Nigeria at end of 2011, and generated 92 percent of its $597 million in sales there that year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Revenue probably more than doubled to about $1.5 billion last year after production soared to 42,830 barrels of oil equivalent a day, Afren said on Jan. 22.
Afren expects to pump as much as 47,000 barrels a day this year, excluding Iraqi output, it said.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-01/sinopec-said-in-tal…
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Sinopec Said in Talks to Buy $1 Billion in Afren Assets
By Zijing Wu, Fox Hu & Will Kennedy - Feb 1, 2013 5:59 PM GMT+0100.
China Petrochemical Corp. (386), the country’s largest refiner, is in talks to buy more than $1 billion of assets from Afren Plc (AFR), people with knowledge of the matter said.
Sinopec Group, as China Petrochemical is known, is interested in Afren assets including those in Nigeria, one of the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private. Afren, which also operates in the Kurdistan region of Iraq as well as other parts of Africa, said in November that it has been approached to sell stakes in its assets, without elaborating on the identity of the potential buyers.
A China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. storage tank stands in Hong Kong. Photographer: Jerome Favre/Bloomberg
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Seeking to meet demand in the world’s second-largest economy, China’s state-backed firms bought a record $29 billion of energy assets abroad last year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Beijing-based Sinopec Group agreed to buy a 20 percent stake in an offshore Nigerian field from French explorer Total SA for about $2.5 billion in November.
Afren rose 10.6 pence, or 7.4 percent, to close at 154 pence in London yesterday, valuing the company at 1.7 billion pounds ($2.7 billion).
Lv Dapeng, Sinopec Group’s spokesman, did not answer calls to his office seeking comment. An Afren official declined to comment.
Afren, based in London, had $1.8 billion of assets in Nigeria at end of 2011, and generated 92 percent of its $597 million in sales there that year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Revenue probably more than doubled to about $1.5 billion last year after production soared to 42,830 barrels of oil equivalent a day, Afren said on Jan. 22.
Afren expects to pump as much as 47,000 barrels a day this year, excluding Iraqi output, it said.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-01/sinopec-said-in-tal…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.097.337 von DermitdemBrokertanzt am 03.02.13 12:09:39Moment mal. gabbo62 hat Gerüchte als solche gekennzeichnet und wiedergegeben. Da gibt es ganz andere Fälle...
Zitat von DermitdemBrokertanzt: Also doch wieder nur ne Masche! Erst mit Hilfe von einem Börsenbrief hoch puschen und dann stück für stück abverkaufen. Alles mit hilfe eines Bösenbriefes den hier wohl jeder kennt! Ich bin raus auch aus den anderen Investitionen bzw. Empfehlungen dieses BB. Also die anstehenden News könnt Ihr vergessen AOI wird nach Bekanntgabe wieder für unter 3€ zu haben sein!
Zitat von DermitdemBrokertanzt: Die Quellen Bitte!!!
Oder gar nicht erst schreiben!!
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Die Quellen Bitte!!!
Oder gar nicht erst schreiben!!
Oder gar nicht erst schreiben!!
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