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Wir können demnach Anfang Juli 2012 mit vollständigen Daten von Ngamia-1 Block 10BB rechnen.
Zusätzlich wird Shabeel-1 noch getestet. Bis dahin haben die Bohrungen Shabeel North wohl schon begonnen.
Outlook
The Company has recently announced the discovery of over 100 meters of net oil pay in the Ngamia-1 exploration well, located in Block 10BB (Kenya). It is anticipated that drilling of the Ngamia well will be completed and test results announced early in the third quarter of 2012. Upon completion of the Ngamia well, it is anticipated that the rig will commence drilling the Twiga-1 exploration well, located on Block 13T (Kenya). The Twiga-1 well is on trend with the Ngamia well, focusing on a geologic structure similar to Ngamia.
In addition, the Company has recently announced that the Shabeel-1 well, located in the Dharoor Block (Puntland (Somalia)), has encountered a significant zone (12 - 20 meters) of potential hydrocarbon pay in the Upper Cretaceous Jesomma Formation. The Shabeel-1 well has been suspended for future testing. The drilling rig is currently being mobilized to the Shabeel-North location. It is anticipated that the Shabeel-North well will be drilled and potentially tested during the third quarter of 2012.
The Company and its joint venture partner Tullow aim to increase the pace of exploration in East Africa by sourcing an additional two drilling rigs before the end of 2012. One rig is intended to be mobilized to Block 10A (Kenya) and to commence drilling the Pai-Pai prospect and an additional rig is intended to be mobilized to the South Omo Block (Ethiopia) to commence drilling an oil exploration well. This will bring the total number of rigs operating on the Company's East African acreage to four prior to the end of 2012. In addition, the Company plans to continue aggressively acquiring 2D seismic data focused on Blocks 10BA, 10BB, 13T, South Omo and 12A.
Zusätzlich wird Shabeel-1 noch getestet. Bis dahin haben die Bohrungen Shabeel North wohl schon begonnen.
Outlook
The Company has recently announced the discovery of over 100 meters of net oil pay in the Ngamia-1 exploration well, located in Block 10BB (Kenya). It is anticipated that drilling of the Ngamia well will be completed and test results announced early in the third quarter of 2012. Upon completion of the Ngamia well, it is anticipated that the rig will commence drilling the Twiga-1 exploration well, located on Block 13T (Kenya). The Twiga-1 well is on trend with the Ngamia well, focusing on a geologic structure similar to Ngamia.
In addition, the Company has recently announced that the Shabeel-1 well, located in the Dharoor Block (Puntland (Somalia)), has encountered a significant zone (12 - 20 meters) of potential hydrocarbon pay in the Upper Cretaceous Jesomma Formation. The Shabeel-1 well has been suspended for future testing. The drilling rig is currently being mobilized to the Shabeel-North location. It is anticipated that the Shabeel-North well will be drilled and potentially tested during the third quarter of 2012.
The Company and its joint venture partner Tullow aim to increase the pace of exploration in East Africa by sourcing an additional two drilling rigs before the end of 2012. One rig is intended to be mobilized to Block 10A (Kenya) and to commence drilling the Pai-Pai prospect and an additional rig is intended to be mobilized to the South Omo Block (Ethiopia) to commence drilling an oil exploration well. This will bring the total number of rigs operating on the Company's East African acreage to four prior to the end of 2012. In addition, the Company plans to continue aggressively acquiring 2D seismic data focused on Blocks 10BA, 10BB, 13T, South Omo and 12A.
AOI climbing the IceBerg, Kenya is Driver
imo Quartalsergebnisse heute noch nicht interessant, early days...
Vielmehr ist Ngamia Preistreibend und wir dürfen wirklich gespannt auf die finalen Ergebnisse und DrillSteamTests sein, wie sagte Keith Hill? "This is so huge"
3 weeks to final depth
GLA
imo Quartalsergebnisse heute noch nicht interessant, early days...
Vielmehr ist Ngamia Preistreibend und wir dürfen wirklich gespannt auf die finalen Ergebnisse und DrillSteamTests sein, wie sagte Keith Hill? "This is so huge"
3 weeks to final depth
GLA
es wird lediglich von cash und liquidität gesprochen, die sich im vergleich zum vorigen quartal sogar etwas verringert haben. in diesem bericht wird nicht vom umsatz, gewinn/verlust, ebit usw. gesprochen. ich glaube, die richtigen zahlen kommen erst morgen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.219.670 von gauner1 am 29.05.12 09:30:43meschuge=irre,verrückt
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.219.596 von runn64 am 29.05.12 09:11:47
jetzt musst du mir erklären, was " meschuge " bedeutet. ich bin nämlich von einer anderen baustelle
jetzt musst du mir erklären, was " meschuge " bedeutet. ich bin nämlich von einer anderen baustelle
Ergebnisse 1. Quartal 2012
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/africa-oil-first-qua…
Auszug:Africa Oil First Quarter of 2012 Financial and Operating Results
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 28, 2012) - Africa Oil Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AOI)(OMX:AOI) ("Africa Oil", "the Company" or "AOC") is pleased to announce its financial and operating results for the three months ended March 31, 2012.
•The Company and its operating partner on Block 10BB, Tullow, spudded the partnership's first well, Ngamia-1, on January 24, 2012. The Ngamia-1 exploration well in Kenya has now been deepened to a total depth of approximately 1940 meters. The well has encountered in excess of 100 meters of net oil pay in multiple reservoir zones over a gross interval of 650 meters of the upper Lokhone sandstone (855 meters to 1500 meters). The reservoirs in these sections are composed of good quality Tertiary age sandstones. Moveable oil with an API greater than 30 degrees has been recovered to surface from four representative intervals. This oil has similar properties to the light waxy crude which has been discovered in Uganda by Tullow. Plans are in place for at least two drill stem tests upon completion of drilling operations. The Ngamia-1 well is now being drilled to a depth of approximately 2,700 meters to explore for deeper potential including the lower Lokhone sandstone which was one of the primary objectives of this well. The Ngamia-1 well has encountered additional oil and gas shows over a gross interval of 140 meters from a depth of 1,800 meters to 1,940 meters. The reservoirs are similar to those previously encountered at shallower depths.
•In Puntland (Somalia), the Shabeel-1 well has been successfully drilled, reaching a total depth of 3470 meters. Several oil and gas shows were encountered indicating the existence of a working petroleum system. The well encountered metamorphic basement at a depth of 3430 meters and has been suspended for future testing. The well encountered a 355 meter section of Upper Cretaceous sands and shales of the Jesomma Formation at a depth of approximately 1660 meters. The sands in this interval exhibited both oil and gas shows and petrophysical analysis of downhole electrical logs indicates a potential pay zone of between 12 and 20 meters in the section. Attempts to sample formation fluids using a wireline formation tester were not successful and thus the zone will require cased hole testing in the future to confirm whether they are oil bearing. In addition to potential net pay in the Jesomma Formation, the well has encountered additional potential net pay sands in the Jurassic Adigrat Formation at a depth of 3246 to 3430 meters, several of which exhibited oil and gas shows. Petrophysical analysis of the well log data indicates up to 3 meters of potential hydrocarbon pay in several thin sand units. These sands do not warrant testing at this time, but do further indicate the existence of a working petroleum system.
•It is anticipated that two additional drilling rigs will be secured and mobilized into the Company's areas of operation during the second half of 2012, bringing the total number of rigs in operation to four before the end of the year. It is anticipated that one additional rig will be utilized in Ethiopia and one additional rig will be utilized in Kenya. In addition to the Shabeel-1 and Ngamia-1 wells, which have completed drilling or are in the process of being drilled, four additional wells are currently planned: the Twiga-1well in Block 13T (Kenya), the Paipai-1 well in Block 10A (Kenya), the Shabeel North well in the Dharoor Block (Puntland (Somalia)), and an additional exploration well in the South Omo Block (Ethiopia). The Company will also continue to actively acquire, process and interpret 2D seismic over Blocks 10BA, 10BB, 12A, 13T and South Omo.
•Africa Oil ended the quarter in a strong financial position with cash of $104.1 million and working capital of $82.2 million as compared to cash of $109.6 million and working capital of $90.2 million at December 31, 2011. Of the $104.1 million in cash at December 31, 2011, $21.0 million is cash held by Horn. The Company's liquidity and capital resource position has remained strong throughout the quarter.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "Africa Oil is very encouraged with the results of both the Ngamia-1 and Shabeel-1 wells. The net oil pay encountered to date in the Ngamia-1 well far exceeds pre-drill estimates. We are looking forward to completing the drilling and testing of Ngamia in the coming weeks. In Puntland (Somalia), we are pleased to have confirmed the presence of an active petroleum system in the Dharoor Valley and look forward to drilling the Shabeel-North well to test the sands in the Jesomma Formation. The Company has accumulated exploration acreage of over 300,000 km2 (gross) in this exciting new world-class exploration play fairway and is looking forward to accelerating the pace of exploration drilling with the planned addition of two drilling rigs during the second half of 2012, bringing the number of active rigs to four."
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/africa-oil-first-qua…
Auszug:Africa Oil First Quarter of 2012 Financial and Operating Results
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 28, 2012) - Africa Oil Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AOI)(OMX:AOI) ("Africa Oil", "the Company" or "AOC") is pleased to announce its financial and operating results for the three months ended March 31, 2012.
•The Company and its operating partner on Block 10BB, Tullow, spudded the partnership's first well, Ngamia-1, on January 24, 2012. The Ngamia-1 exploration well in Kenya has now been deepened to a total depth of approximately 1940 meters. The well has encountered in excess of 100 meters of net oil pay in multiple reservoir zones over a gross interval of 650 meters of the upper Lokhone sandstone (855 meters to 1500 meters). The reservoirs in these sections are composed of good quality Tertiary age sandstones. Moveable oil with an API greater than 30 degrees has been recovered to surface from four representative intervals. This oil has similar properties to the light waxy crude which has been discovered in Uganda by Tullow. Plans are in place for at least two drill stem tests upon completion of drilling operations. The Ngamia-1 well is now being drilled to a depth of approximately 2,700 meters to explore for deeper potential including the lower Lokhone sandstone which was one of the primary objectives of this well. The Ngamia-1 well has encountered additional oil and gas shows over a gross interval of 140 meters from a depth of 1,800 meters to 1,940 meters. The reservoirs are similar to those previously encountered at shallower depths.
•In Puntland (Somalia), the Shabeel-1 well has been successfully drilled, reaching a total depth of 3470 meters. Several oil and gas shows were encountered indicating the existence of a working petroleum system. The well encountered metamorphic basement at a depth of 3430 meters and has been suspended for future testing. The well encountered a 355 meter section of Upper Cretaceous sands and shales of the Jesomma Formation at a depth of approximately 1660 meters. The sands in this interval exhibited both oil and gas shows and petrophysical analysis of downhole electrical logs indicates a potential pay zone of between 12 and 20 meters in the section. Attempts to sample formation fluids using a wireline formation tester were not successful and thus the zone will require cased hole testing in the future to confirm whether they are oil bearing. In addition to potential net pay in the Jesomma Formation, the well has encountered additional potential net pay sands in the Jurassic Adigrat Formation at a depth of 3246 to 3430 meters, several of which exhibited oil and gas shows. Petrophysical analysis of the well log data indicates up to 3 meters of potential hydrocarbon pay in several thin sand units. These sands do not warrant testing at this time, but do further indicate the existence of a working petroleum system.
•It is anticipated that two additional drilling rigs will be secured and mobilized into the Company's areas of operation during the second half of 2012, bringing the total number of rigs in operation to four before the end of the year. It is anticipated that one additional rig will be utilized in Ethiopia and one additional rig will be utilized in Kenya. In addition to the Shabeel-1 and Ngamia-1 wells, which have completed drilling or are in the process of being drilled, four additional wells are currently planned: the Twiga-1well in Block 13T (Kenya), the Paipai-1 well in Block 10A (Kenya), the Shabeel North well in the Dharoor Block (Puntland (Somalia)), and an additional exploration well in the South Omo Block (Ethiopia). The Company will also continue to actively acquire, process and interpret 2D seismic over Blocks 10BA, 10BB, 12A, 13T and South Omo.
•Africa Oil ended the quarter in a strong financial position with cash of $104.1 million and working capital of $82.2 million as compared to cash of $109.6 million and working capital of $90.2 million at December 31, 2011. Of the $104.1 million in cash at December 31, 2011, $21.0 million is cash held by Horn. The Company's liquidity and capital resource position has remained strong throughout the quarter.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "Africa Oil is very encouraged with the results of both the Ngamia-1 and Shabeel-1 wells. The net oil pay encountered to date in the Ngamia-1 well far exceeds pre-drill estimates. We are looking forward to completing the drilling and testing of Ngamia in the coming weeks. In Puntland (Somalia), we are pleased to have confirmed the presence of an active petroleum system in the Dharoor Valley and look forward to drilling the Shabeel-North well to test the sands in the Jesomma Formation. The Company has accumulated exploration acreage of over 300,000 km2 (gross) in this exciting new world-class exploration play fairway and is looking forward to accelerating the pace of exploration drilling with the planned addition of two drilling rigs during the second half of 2012, bringing the number of active rigs to four."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.219.494 von gauner1 am 29.05.12 08:45:04nun ist es aber geung,etwas gelacht und nun ist es gut
wie sagte es so schön ein rabbi: fröhlich aber nicht meschuge
wie sagte es so schön ein rabbi: fröhlich aber nicht meschuge
sind die zahlen raus ?
pari ist 8,72, aber kurs in ffm 4,48 !!!!
pari ist 8,72, aber kurs in ffm 4,48 !!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.219.049 von runn64 am 28.05.12 22:52:46
das verstehen aber viele menschen nicht und laufen ganzer tag nur mit langem gesicht
übrigens guten morgen ihr gauner
das verstehen aber viele menschen nicht und laufen ganzer tag nur mit langem gesicht
übrigens guten morgen ihr gauner
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