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ShaMaran Acquires TAQA Interest in Atrush and Partners with HKN
V.SNM | 4 hours ago
VANCOUVER, BC, January 22, 2024 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North: SNM) has entered into definitive agreements for a two-step transaction to increase its indirect working interest in the Atrush Block in Kurdistan from 27.6% to 50%, with HKN EnergyIV, Ltd. ("HKNIV"), an affiliate of HKN Energy Ltd. ("HKN"), indirectly acquiring a 25% working interest and operatorship, subject to required approvals. View PDF
Garrett Soden, President and CEO of ShaMaran, commented: "This transaction continues ShaMaran's consolidation strategy in Kurdistan. We are acquiring TAQA's 47.4% interest in Atrush and selling a 25% interest and operatorship to HKNIV. ShaMaran and HKN are already co-venturers in the adjoining Sarsang block operated by HKN. We look forward to working together at Atrush to realize significant synergies on both blocks."
In the first step of the transaction, ShaMaran's wholly-owned Cayman subsidiary, General Exploration Partners, Inc. ("GEP"), entered into an agreement with TAQA International B.V. ("TIBV"), a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC ("TAQA"), to acquire TAQA Atrush B.V. ("TABV") ("Step 1"). TABV is a Dutch holding company with a 47.4% working interest and operatorship in the Atrush Production Sharing Contract in Kurdistan ("Atrush PSC"). Step 1 is subject to customary closing conditions for a share sale and purchase agreement in the Netherlands and customary stock exchange approvals in Canada.
At closing of Step 1, HKNIV will begin operating Atrush on a fee basis in contemplation of the second step of the transaction. The appointment of HKNIV as operator is subject to review by the Ministry of Natural Resources in Kurdistan.
In the second step of the transaction, TABV will transfer a 25% working interest in the Atrush PSC to GEP2, a new Cayman wholly-owned subsidiary of GEP. In parallel, GEP has entered into an agreement to sell GEP2 to HKNIV for nominal consideration such that HKN IV will hold a 25% working interest and operatorship in the Atrush PSC ("Step 2"). The sale of GEP2 to HKNIV will be subject to approval by the Kurdistan Regional Government ("KRG").
After closing the above transaction steps, the Atrush Block will have the following parties: GEP 50%, HKNIV (through GEP2) 25% and KRG 25%.
About ShaMaran Petroleum Corp.
ShaMaran is a Canadian independent oil and gas company focused on the Kurdistan region of Iraq. The Company indirectly holds an 18% working interest (22.5% paying interest) in the Sarsang Block, and, subject to closing the above transaction, will increase its indirect 27.6% working interest in the Atrush Block to 50%. The Company is listed in Toronto on TSX Venture Exchange and in Stockholm on Nasdaq First North Growth Market (ticker "SNM"). ShaMaran is part of the Lundin Group of Companies.
Important Information
ShaMaran is obliged to make this information public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. This information was submitted for publication through the agency of the contact person set out below on January22, 2024, at 5:00a.m. Central European Time.
The Company's certified advisor on Nasdaq First North Growth Market is Arctic Securities AS (Swedish branch), +46844686100, certifiedadviser@arctic.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements contained in this press release constitute forward-looking information. These statements relate to future events or the Company's future performance, business prospects and opportunities, which are based on assumptions of management. There is no certainty that all conditions to completion in respect of Step 1 will be satisfied or that approval of the KRG for the sale of GEP2 to HKN IV will be obtained.
V.SNM | 4 hours ago
VANCOUVER, BC, January 22, 2024 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North: SNM) has entered into definitive agreements for a two-step transaction to increase its indirect working interest in the Atrush Block in Kurdistan from 27.6% to 50%, with HKN EnergyIV, Ltd. ("HKNIV"), an affiliate of HKN Energy Ltd. ("HKN"), indirectly acquiring a 25% working interest and operatorship, subject to required approvals. View PDF
Garrett Soden, President and CEO of ShaMaran, commented: "This transaction continues ShaMaran's consolidation strategy in Kurdistan. We are acquiring TAQA's 47.4% interest in Atrush and selling a 25% interest and operatorship to HKNIV. ShaMaran and HKN are already co-venturers in the adjoining Sarsang block operated by HKN. We look forward to working together at Atrush to realize significant synergies on both blocks."
In the first step of the transaction, ShaMaran's wholly-owned Cayman subsidiary, General Exploration Partners, Inc. ("GEP"), entered into an agreement with TAQA International B.V. ("TIBV"), a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC ("TAQA"), to acquire TAQA Atrush B.V. ("TABV") ("Step 1"). TABV is a Dutch holding company with a 47.4% working interest and operatorship in the Atrush Production Sharing Contract in Kurdistan ("Atrush PSC"). Step 1 is subject to customary closing conditions for a share sale and purchase agreement in the Netherlands and customary stock exchange approvals in Canada.
At closing of Step 1, HKNIV will begin operating Atrush on a fee basis in contemplation of the second step of the transaction. The appointment of HKNIV as operator is subject to review by the Ministry of Natural Resources in Kurdistan.
In the second step of the transaction, TABV will transfer a 25% working interest in the Atrush PSC to GEP2, a new Cayman wholly-owned subsidiary of GEP. In parallel, GEP has entered into an agreement to sell GEP2 to HKNIV for nominal consideration such that HKN IV will hold a 25% working interest and operatorship in the Atrush PSC ("Step 2"). The sale of GEP2 to HKNIV will be subject to approval by the Kurdistan Regional Government ("KRG").
After closing the above transaction steps, the Atrush Block will have the following parties: GEP 50%, HKNIV (through GEP2) 25% and KRG 25%.
About ShaMaran Petroleum Corp.
ShaMaran is a Canadian independent oil and gas company focused on the Kurdistan region of Iraq. The Company indirectly holds an 18% working interest (22.5% paying interest) in the Sarsang Block, and, subject to closing the above transaction, will increase its indirect 27.6% working interest in the Atrush Block to 50%. The Company is listed in Toronto on TSX Venture Exchange and in Stockholm on Nasdaq First North Growth Market (ticker "SNM"). ShaMaran is part of the Lundin Group of Companies.
Important Information
ShaMaran is obliged to make this information public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. This information was submitted for publication through the agency of the contact person set out below on January22, 2024, at 5:00a.m. Central European Time.
The Company's certified advisor on Nasdaq First North Growth Market is Arctic Securities AS (Swedish branch), +46844686100, certifiedadviser@arctic.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements contained in this press release constitute forward-looking information. These statements relate to future events or the Company's future performance, business prospects and opportunities, which are based on assumptions of management. There is no certainty that all conditions to completion in respect of Step 1 will be satisfied or that approval of the KRG for the sale of GEP2 to HKN IV will be obtained.
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das sind Hammernews. Die Dbai Araber haben offensichtlich die Nase volle von den Irakern, Kurden.
Aber die schwedische bzw. die texanischen Milliardärsfamilien wollen weitermachen, obwohl das Pipelinedrama zwischen zwischen Bagdhad, Türkei, Kurdistan und Ölfirmen nach wie vor nicht gelöst ist. Wobei die Iraner in dieser Melange auch noch mit auf Nord Irak Kurdistan abgeschossenene Raketen/Drohnen mitmischen und die USA dort eine grosse Botschaft betreiben. Abgesehen von den Russen und Chinesen die ebenfalls dort investiert sind.
(mMn könnte ein Ausweg sein dass die Ölfirmen mit den Kurden eine gewichtige Raffinerie gründen in Nord Irak Kurdistan und den Diesel selbst verkaufen. Wer weiss was die Milliardäre im Hinterkopf haben. )
das sind Hammernews. Die Dbai Araber haben offensichtlich die Nase volle von den Irakern, Kurden.
Aber die schwedische bzw. die texanischen Milliardärsfamilien wollen weitermachen, obwohl das Pipelinedrama zwischen zwischen Bagdhad, Türkei, Kurdistan und Ölfirmen nach wie vor nicht gelöst ist. Wobei die Iraner in dieser Melange auch noch mit auf Nord Irak Kurdistan abgeschossenene Raketen/Drohnen mitmischen und die USA dort eine grosse Botschaft betreiben. Abgesehen von den Russen und Chinesen die ebenfalls dort investiert sind.
(mMn könnte ein Ausweg sein dass die Ölfirmen mit den Kurden eine gewichtige Raffinerie gründen in Nord Irak Kurdistan und den Diesel selbst verkaufen. Wer weiss was die Milliardäre im Hinterkopf haben. )
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 73.312.049 von MrArbogast2 am 17.02.23 07:39:43Disentangling Kurdistan’s exports challenge
Local sales are “negative for Kurdistan, in that there is no new investment in these circumstances. I don’t expect anyone to drill, to increase production beyond March 2023 rates [prior to the pipeline closure]."
By Ed Reed
22/11/2023, 7:00 am
Photo of Ed Reed
Pipes against a blue sky
ShaMaran at work in Kurdistan
Geologically, Kurdistan’s resources are not in question. In the last year, though, oil exports have frozen as a result of commercial and political obstacles.
Association of the Petroleum Industry of Kurdistan (APIKUR) is a pressure group made up of the local producers. A recent statement from the group set out conditions before full production, and exports, could restart.
One of the companies involved is ShaMaran Petroleum, part of the Lundin Group. CEO Garrett Soden told Energy Voice that discussion of a quick return to exports was premature. “APIKUR has made it clear that the IOCs would need to know how and when they’re going to be paid for past and future oil exports.”
Discussion tends to focus on the pipeline, which runs from Kurdistan into Turkey and an export terminal. The central government in Baghdad now controls the pipeline. It must reach an agreement with Turkey and Kurdistan to reopen the link – but also the companies producing the oil in Kurdistan.
The producers, all independents following the withdrawal of majors, complain they have not been paid by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) since October 2022.
Resuming exports, therefore, requires political and commercial agreements.
There are two sticking points, for APIKUR. The producers must have certainty around payments and receiving the money. But they must also be assured of their existing commercial terms.
Iraqi officials have talked of the need to “adjust” production-sharing contracts (PSCs), given that these types of agreement do not exist under federal law.
A recent report from law firm Amereller noted that Kurdistan’s PSCs are “more favourable to private investors than the technical services contracts (TSCs) and development and production services contracts (DPSCs)” signed by Iraq’s Ministry of Oil. Iraq’s contracts provide cost recovery and a fee per barrel.
Tackling payments
One of the companies involved is ShaMaran Petroleum, part of the Lundin Group.
The companies working in Kurdistan have contracts with the regional government, Soden said, “which we want to respect. As long as we’re paid according to our contractual terms, we’re willing to produce. There’s a significant amount of receivables owed for oil sales from October 2022 to March 2023.”
Under existing contracts, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is supposed to settle invoices for crude production monthly, with payment within 45 days.
“There is a history of delayed payments by the KRG, that were recovered over time – until the pipeline was shut in,” the ShaMaran CEO said.
The KRG is now caught in a bind. The region was due to produce 400,000 barrels per day, with Iraq’s central government paying 12.6% of the federal budget to Kurdistan.
The pipeline closure halted exports, but without progress on the receivables, the Kurdistan producers are reluctant to resume.
One solution would be for Iraq’s SOMO to step in as suggested by the Iraq 2023-2025 budget law passed in June. APIKUR has held talks on this possibility.
“We would have transparent sales at market prices, without intermediaries,” Soden said. “It would make sense to sell direct to SOMO. It would respect the PSCs that are in place, as we have the right to sell our share of production.”
Local sales
In the meantime, the companies are making some progress in local sales. ShaMaran’s two fields, Atrush and Sarsang, are now sending oil to local refineries by truck or pipeline. The average netback from Sarsang in the third quarter was just over $39 per barrel.
While local prices are below those in the international market, payments are made on time and “in some cases, there’s pre-payment for oil sales”, Soden said.
ShaMaran is generating positive cash flow, the executive said. The local producers have all cut costs and local sales provide scope to at least break-even.
However, local sales are “negative for Kurdistan, in that there is no new investment in these circumstances. I don’t expect anyone to drill, to increase production beyond March 2023 rates [prior to the pipeline closure]. These [local] oil prices will not support significant investment, even to arrest the natural decline rate.”
Local demand is growing, Soden said, and there have been some signs of increasing prices as more local traders and refineries look to take advantage of the oil price arbitrage.
Opportunity set
Financially, ShaMaran is in “good shape”, Soden explained. The company received a bond waiver in July. “Based on our expected local sales, with both assets producing, we can cover our costs, including interest and amortisation, for more than 12 months.”
The company has $28mn of its own bonds, which it can sell or use for amortization payments. This is in addition to $67mn in cash and receivables of $95mn. “We have various levers to pull as the situation evolves,” Soden said.
While the short term is challenging, the ShaMaran CEO was optimistic about the future. The company has carried out acquisitions in the past, with Marathon Oil at Atrush and TotalEnergies at Sarsang.
“There’s a good case for continuing consolidation in Kurdistan. There is of course regional political uncertainty, but the geology is good, operating costs are relatively low, and there are always assets for sale at the right price. We’re moving in a positive direction and the upside could be significant.”
There have been suggestions that oil exports could restart by the new year. This requires a number of challenging steps to be resolved, not least on contract terms.
ShaMaran, and others, can wait for now, but pressure is building on both sides to achieve a compromise and unlock those barrels – and resulting revenues.
https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/middle-east/exploratio…
Local sales are “negative for Kurdistan, in that there is no new investment in these circumstances. I don’t expect anyone to drill, to increase production beyond March 2023 rates [prior to the pipeline closure]."
By Ed Reed
22/11/2023, 7:00 am
Photo of Ed Reed
Pipes against a blue sky
ShaMaran at work in Kurdistan
Geologically, Kurdistan’s resources are not in question. In the last year, though, oil exports have frozen as a result of commercial and political obstacles.
Association of the Petroleum Industry of Kurdistan (APIKUR) is a pressure group made up of the local producers. A recent statement from the group set out conditions before full production, and exports, could restart.
One of the companies involved is ShaMaran Petroleum, part of the Lundin Group. CEO Garrett Soden told Energy Voice that discussion of a quick return to exports was premature. “APIKUR has made it clear that the IOCs would need to know how and when they’re going to be paid for past and future oil exports.”
Discussion tends to focus on the pipeline, which runs from Kurdistan into Turkey and an export terminal. The central government in Baghdad now controls the pipeline. It must reach an agreement with Turkey and Kurdistan to reopen the link – but also the companies producing the oil in Kurdistan.
The producers, all independents following the withdrawal of majors, complain they have not been paid by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) since October 2022.
Resuming exports, therefore, requires political and commercial agreements.
There are two sticking points, for APIKUR. The producers must have certainty around payments and receiving the money. But they must also be assured of their existing commercial terms.
Iraqi officials have talked of the need to “adjust” production-sharing contracts (PSCs), given that these types of agreement do not exist under federal law.
A recent report from law firm Amereller noted that Kurdistan’s PSCs are “more favourable to private investors than the technical services contracts (TSCs) and development and production services contracts (DPSCs)” signed by Iraq’s Ministry of Oil. Iraq’s contracts provide cost recovery and a fee per barrel.
Tackling payments
One of the companies involved is ShaMaran Petroleum, part of the Lundin Group.
The companies working in Kurdistan have contracts with the regional government, Soden said, “which we want to respect. As long as we’re paid according to our contractual terms, we’re willing to produce. There’s a significant amount of receivables owed for oil sales from October 2022 to March 2023.”
Under existing contracts, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is supposed to settle invoices for crude production monthly, with payment within 45 days.
“There is a history of delayed payments by the KRG, that were recovered over time – until the pipeline was shut in,” the ShaMaran CEO said.
The KRG is now caught in a bind. The region was due to produce 400,000 barrels per day, with Iraq’s central government paying 12.6% of the federal budget to Kurdistan.
The pipeline closure halted exports, but without progress on the receivables, the Kurdistan producers are reluctant to resume.
One solution would be for Iraq’s SOMO to step in as suggested by the Iraq 2023-2025 budget law passed in June. APIKUR has held talks on this possibility.
“We would have transparent sales at market prices, without intermediaries,” Soden said. “It would make sense to sell direct to SOMO. It would respect the PSCs that are in place, as we have the right to sell our share of production.”
Local sales
In the meantime, the companies are making some progress in local sales. ShaMaran’s two fields, Atrush and Sarsang, are now sending oil to local refineries by truck or pipeline. The average netback from Sarsang in the third quarter was just over $39 per barrel.
While local prices are below those in the international market, payments are made on time and “in some cases, there’s pre-payment for oil sales”, Soden said.
ShaMaran is generating positive cash flow, the executive said. The local producers have all cut costs and local sales provide scope to at least break-even.
However, local sales are “negative for Kurdistan, in that there is no new investment in these circumstances. I don’t expect anyone to drill, to increase production beyond March 2023 rates [prior to the pipeline closure]. These [local] oil prices will not support significant investment, even to arrest the natural decline rate.”
Local demand is growing, Soden said, and there have been some signs of increasing prices as more local traders and refineries look to take advantage of the oil price arbitrage.
Opportunity set
Financially, ShaMaran is in “good shape”, Soden explained. The company received a bond waiver in July. “Based on our expected local sales, with both assets producing, we can cover our costs, including interest and amortisation, for more than 12 months.”
The company has $28mn of its own bonds, which it can sell or use for amortization payments. This is in addition to $67mn in cash and receivables of $95mn. “We have various levers to pull as the situation evolves,” Soden said.
While the short term is challenging, the ShaMaran CEO was optimistic about the future. The company has carried out acquisitions in the past, with Marathon Oil at Atrush and TotalEnergies at Sarsang.
“There’s a good case for continuing consolidation in Kurdistan. There is of course regional political uncertainty, but the geology is good, operating costs are relatively low, and there are always assets for sale at the right price. We’re moving in a positive direction and the upside could be significant.”
There have been suggestions that oil exports could restart by the new year. This requires a number of challenging steps to be resolved, not least on contract terms.
ShaMaran, and others, can wait for now, but pressure is building on both sides to achieve a compromise and unlock those barrels – and resulting revenues.
https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/middle-east/exploratio…
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SHAMARAN AUGUST 2022 PAYMENT RECEIVED
January 20, 2023
VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 20, 2023 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. (“ShaMaran” or the “Company”) (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market: SNM) confirms receipt of payment today for August 2022 crude oil sales in the amount of $9.36 million net to the Company. View PDF version
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SHAMARAN AUGUST 2022 PAYMENT RECEIVED
January 20, 2023
VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 20, 2023 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. (“ShaMaran” or the “Company”) (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market: SNM) confirms receipt of payment today for August 2022 crude oil sales in the amount of $9.36 million net to the Company. View PDF version
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.804.629 von texas2 am 23.11.22 19:32:23Seit Nov 2022 tun sich die kurdischen Iraker wieder einmal schwer das produzierte Öl zu bezahlen. Zusätzlich haben sie die vertraglichen Randbedingungen ein wenig verschlechtert für die produzierenden Ölfirmen.
https://www.iraqoilreport.com/news/new-krg-policy-shifts-oil…
https://www.iraqoilreport.com/news/new-krg-policy-shifts-oil…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.783.530 von texas2 am 19.11.22 15:27:54
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 22, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) confirms receipt of payment today for July 2022 crude oil sales $10.7 million net to the Company. With this payment the total amount received for the month of July 2022 crude oil sales is $24.29 million net to the Company. View PDF version
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 22, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) confirms receipt of payment today for July 2022 crude oil sales $10.7 million net to the Company. With this payment the total amount received for the month of July 2022 crude oil sales is $24.29 million net to the Company. View PDF version
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 18, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market: SNM) confirms receipt of payment for the June 2022 Atrush crude oil sales invoice in the amount of $13.59 million net to the Company. View PDF Version
Einen Daumen von mir für den Superthread hier.
Ein paar Anteile werde ich mir mal zulegen.
Für eine regionale Diversifizierung
Immer nur Nordamerika und Europa ist ja langweilig.
Ein paar Anteile werde ich mir mal zulegen.
Für eine regionale Diversifizierung
Immer nur Nordamerika und Europa ist ja langweilig.
Also mir würde es schon langen, wenn die Aktie kräftig steigt. Da verzichte ich dann gerne auf die Dividende.
In all den Jahren war SNM eine Ölfirma mit der ich mitgezittert habe und ein Totalverlust hätte mich das eine od andere Mal nicht wirklich überrascht.
Inzwischen mit dem Newsflow zuletzt und den operativen Fortschritten in den 2 konsortialen Beteiligungen, ist auch die Konsolidierung der Bilanz mehr oder weniger gesichert. Damit wird SNM genauso wie GKP eine relativ langweilige Firma (ausgenommen: soweit N Irak Kurdistan überhaupt jemals politisch ruhig und langweilig werden könnte?) .
Gegenwärtig sind diese 2 Firmen keine spannenden Explorer mehr sondern ölproduzierende cash Maschinen, die man einfach weiter laufen lässt ...Bin gespannt wann es die ersten Dividenden auch von SNM geben wird (hoffe ich)
Inzwischen mit dem Newsflow zuletzt und den operativen Fortschritten in den 2 konsortialen Beteiligungen, ist auch die Konsolidierung der Bilanz mehr oder weniger gesichert. Damit wird SNM genauso wie GKP eine relativ langweilige Firma (ausgenommen: soweit N Irak Kurdistan überhaupt jemals politisch ruhig und langweilig werden könnte?) .
Gegenwärtig sind diese 2 Firmen keine spannenden Explorer mehr sondern ölproduzierende cash Maschinen, die man einfach weiter laufen lässt ...Bin gespannt wann es die ersten Dividenden auch von SNM geben wird (hoffe ich)
V.SNM | 9 hours ago
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 16, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) is pleased to announce, following today's news release by Sarsang operator regarding its operational updates and outlook for Q4 2022, that: View PDF.
Sarsang gross average daily production is expected to range between 42,000 barrels oil per day ("bopd") and 47,000 bopd and as such the combined gross average daily production of Atrush and Sarsang fields in Q4 2022 is expected to range from 77,000 bopd to 88,000 bopd; and
The Sarsang fields began exporting oil through the pipeline at the Sarsang block boundary in October 2022. Production from two additional Swara Tika facilities are expected to tie-in to the pipeline in Q2 2023.
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 16, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) is pleased to announce, following today's news release by Sarsang operator regarding its operational updates and outlook for Q4 2022, that: View PDF.
Sarsang gross average daily production is expected to range between 42,000 barrels oil per day ("bopd") and 47,000 bopd and as such the combined gross average daily production of Atrush and Sarsang fields in Q4 2022 is expected to range from 77,000 bopd to 88,000 bopd; and
The Sarsang fields began exporting oil through the pipeline at the Sarsang block boundary in October 2022. Production from two additional Swara Tika facilities are expected to tie-in to the pipeline in Q2 2023.
Und klar es gibt auch positives aus dem Irak zu vermelden.
https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/politik/irak-parlament-regier…
https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten/politik/irak-parlament-regier…
Die Zentralregierung in Bagdad meint mal wieder die vergebenen Verträge wären nicht korrekt. Darauf hat der Markt & Shamaran null reagiert.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/A-Worrying-Sign-F…
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/A-Worrying-Sign-F…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.674.287 von MrArbogast am 01.11.22 21:23:40meinst du, dass da noch etwas unbekanntes, was wir noch nicht auf dem schirm haben, am köcheln ist?
ich tippe eher darauf, dass die guten nachrichten von den letzten wochen noch nicht so richtig bei den marktteilnehmern angekommen sind, geschweige den die positiven zu erwartenden ergebnisse in bezug auf bilanz, free chash flow etc.
ich tippe eher darauf, dass die guten nachrichten von den letzten wochen noch nicht so richtig bei den marktteilnehmern angekommen sind, geschweige den die positiven zu erwartenden ergebnisse in bezug auf bilanz, free chash flow etc.
So wie der Kurs sich aktuell entwickelt könnte da etwas bald veröffentlicht werden. Da brodelt sich was zusammen. Nach der negativen News vom 25. Oktober hätte der Kurs kräftig fallen müssen. Aber der Kurs steigt.
Wundere mich aktuell das Shamaran auf diese Meldung nicht reagiert und der Markt sich hierfür nicht interessiert.
https://reliefweb.int/report/iraq/iraq-security-and-humanita…
https://reliefweb.int/report/iraq/iraq-security-and-humanita…
sehr gute Neuigkeiten von SNM. Sarsang wird demnächst 20 000 bbl/d mehr fördern (davon gehören SNM ~20%). und deren Pipeline geht ebenfalls in Betrieb dh wenn das verkaufsöl nicht mehr mit LKW abtransportiert werden muss werden sich die Koste reduzieren (diesen Effekt hat man auch bei GKP in der Nachbarschaft beobachten können)
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 26, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) and (Nasdaq First North Growth Market: SNM) is pleased to announce the commissioning of Sarsang's 25,000 bopd production facility and the commencement of export via pipeline for oil produced from that facility. Production rates from the new wells and facility are expected to exceed 20,000 bopd by the end of October 2022. View PDF Version.
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 26, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) and (Nasdaq First North Growth Market: SNM) is pleased to announce the commissioning of Sarsang's 25,000 bopd production facility and the commencement of export via pipeline for oil produced from that facility. Production rates from the new wells and facility are expected to exceed 20,000 bopd by the end of October 2022. View PDF Version.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.581.968 von texas2 am 15.10.22 08:56:18jetzt kommen auch langsam langsam die ersten Artikeln die positive SNM Stimmung verbreiten
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shamaran-petroleum-cve-snm-sh…
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shamaran-petroleum-cve-snm-sh…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.581.956 von texas2 am 15.10.22 08:52:09und das dürfte die zahlung für sarsang gewesen sein?
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 11, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) confirms receipt of payment for a June 2022 crude oil sales invoice in the amount of $11.35 million net to the Company. View PDF version
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 11, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) confirms receipt of payment for a June 2022 crude oil sales invoice in the amount of $11.35 million net to the Company. View PDF version
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.521.107 von MrArbogast am 04.10.22 17:39:27VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 14, 2022 /CNW/ - ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. ("ShaMaran" or the "Company") (TSXV: SNM) (Nasdaq First North Growth Market (Sweden): SNM) confirms receipt of payment for the June 2022 Atrush crude oil sales invoice in the amount of $15.27 million net to the Company.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.521.068 von MrArbogast am 04.10.22 17:36:10Gratulation an Shamaran bezüglich der Rückzahlung. Da dürften die aktuellen Zugewinne erst der Anfang sein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.441.009 von texas2 am 21.09.22 17:26:36Folgend die Sept 2022 Präsentation
Bis Ende 2022 sollte SNM durch den jetzt abgeschlossenen Sarsangzukauf 18.000 bbl/d produzieren,verkaufen und in den Büchern stehen haben. Da Atrush und Sarsang aber noch junge Ölfelder sind, deren Plateauförderung noch nicht erreicht ist und deshalb die Produktion durch zusätzlich zu bohrende Produktionsbohrungen noch ansteigen sollte, erwartet SNM in 2025 eine Produktion von rund 50.000 bbl/d (wenn alles nach Plan verläuft und gut geht)
https://shamaranpetroleum.com/site/assets/files/5416/cp_sept…
Bis Ende 2022 sollte SNM durch den jetzt abgeschlossenen Sarsangzukauf 18.000 bbl/d produzieren,verkaufen und in den Büchern stehen haben. Da Atrush und Sarsang aber noch junge Ölfelder sind, deren Plateauförderung noch nicht erreicht ist und deshalb die Produktion durch zusätzlich zu bohrende Produktionsbohrungen noch ansteigen sollte, erwartet SNM in 2025 eine Produktion von rund 50.000 bbl/d (wenn alles nach Plan verläuft und gut geht)
https://shamaranpetroleum.com/site/assets/files/5416/cp_sept…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.438.987 von MrArbogast am 21.09.22 13:04:36Zumindest kleben sich dort aber noch keine grünen Extremisten mit Superkleber auf dem Asphalt von stark befahrenen Strassen fest, damit der Rest der Bevölkerung zu spät zur Arbeit und Terminen kommt.
Die Makro-Randbedingungen wie die Kriegseskalationen des Geheimdienstpolizisten im Kremel bzw Rezessions- und Inflationsängste wirken sich ebenfalls destruktiv auf den SNM Kurs aus
Aber am Ende wenn die erhöhte Produktion bei SNM kommt und der Ölpreistrend sich aus fundamentalen Gründen langfristig oben hält (abgesehen von kurzfristigen nervösen Schwankungen) wird SNM genauso wie GKP eine nette Dividende zahlen - hoffe ich
Die Makro-Randbedingungen wie die Kriegseskalationen des Geheimdienstpolizisten im Kremel bzw Rezessions- und Inflationsängste wirken sich ebenfalls destruktiv auf den SNM Kurs aus
Aber am Ende wenn die erhöhte Produktion bei SNM kommt und der Ölpreistrend sich aus fundamentalen Gründen langfristig oben hält (abgesehen von kurzfristigen nervösen Schwankungen) wird SNM genauso wie GKP eine nette Dividende zahlen - hoffe ich
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.438.375 von texas2 am 21.09.22 11:38:59Grundsätzlich ja. Aber unsere Assets liegen halt 100 Prozent im Irak. Das ist für den einen oder anderen Investor zu unsicher.
Bei einer kommenden Verdopplung der Reserven sowie einer kommenden Verdopplung der Produktion sollten wir bessere SNM Kurse als heute erwarten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.408.324 von MrArbogast am 16.09.22 10:22:15ich bin mir zu 99% sicher, dass der Sarsang Anteil sehr viel mehr wert ist als im Vergleich die um jetzt 10% od rund 20 mio höhere Marktkapitalisierung - so wie es sich im Augenblick darstellt.
Daumen hoch für SNM und es freut mich dass sie den Deal durchbekommen haben. Vor allem die bessere Qualität des Öls aus Sarsang wird dieses Öl in Kurdistan begehrt sein lassen. Der Rest dh auch der höhere Aktienkurs bzw. erste Dividenden werden sich aus fundamentalen Gründen von selbst ergeben, wenn alles mehr od weniger nach Plan läuft und wenn meine Kristallkugel stimmt. HKN der Operator von Sarsang ist eine alte texanische Ölmilliardärsfamilie, die die Gewinne aus Sarsang jetzt sicher nicht leichtfertig aus der Hand geben werden, nachdem sie da ebenfalls schon rund 10 Jahre in N Irak Kurdistan dran sind und jede Menge Zeit&Geld da reingebuttert haben. Ist auch glaube ich nicht die schlechteste Idee mit dem Lundin Clan und einem Ross Perot in einem Boot zu sitzen, wenn es um ein Öl&Gas Investment geht....
Daumen hoch für SNM und es freut mich dass sie den Deal durchbekommen haben. Vor allem die bessere Qualität des Öls aus Sarsang wird dieses Öl in Kurdistan begehrt sein lassen. Der Rest dh auch der höhere Aktienkurs bzw. erste Dividenden werden sich aus fundamentalen Gründen von selbst ergeben, wenn alles mehr od weniger nach Plan läuft und wenn meine Kristallkugel stimmt. HKN der Operator von Sarsang ist eine alte texanische Ölmilliardärsfamilie, die die Gewinne aus Sarsang jetzt sicher nicht leichtfertig aus der Hand geben werden, nachdem sie da ebenfalls schon rund 10 Jahre in N Irak Kurdistan dran sind und jede Menge Zeit&Geld da reingebuttert haben. Ist auch glaube ich nicht die schlechteste Idee mit dem Lundin Clan und einem Ross Perot in einem Boot zu sitzen, wenn es um ein Öl&Gas Investment geht....
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