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[kl_hase]

schaut auf dem ersten blick interessant aus.kennt wer dieses unternehmen und hat sich schonmal etwas näher damit beschäftigt?

http://www.anatoliaenergy.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.anatoliaenergy.com/

[BalatonBomber]

Was ist denn hier heute für ein Volumen?!

[glennmorrison]

meiner meinung nach eine super buy-in opportunity, die haben immer noch geld, drilling kommt 2013, für 3 cents ein spotpreis. insiders übrigens mit mehreren millionen aktien drin!

was meint ihr?

gruss

[startvestor]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.608.981 von kl_hase am 15.09.12 18:33:58

Auf den zweiten Blick sieht es so aus, dass das Management niemals Erfolg hat. Die News zeigen eine ewige Kette von Misserfolgen:

http://www.vantagewire.ca/company?symbol=AEE:CA

[glennmorrison]

startvestor,

misserfolge beim drilling sind normal.
das nächste drilling (Q1) kann noch aus eigener hand finanziert werden!

spekulativ, aber lohnenswert!

[glennmorrison]

NEWS! Und da kommt das drilling schon zum glück bin ich bei 3 cents rein lohnt sich auch jetzt noch sehr, meiner meinung nach.

momentaner geldbestand: 6Millionen CAD
kosten drill: 1.5Millionen CAD

Auch nach Drilling kann man noch ohne financing weiter bohren! + frac ist auch noch anstehend..

Anatolia Energy Announces Spudding of the Giremir-1 Well on the Sinan Licence in Turkey
CALGARY, Jan. 15, 2013 /CNW/ - Anatolia Energy Corp. (the "Company") (TSX-V: AEE) is pleased to announce that its partner, Çalık Enerji San. ve Tic. AŞ. ("Calik"), has commenced drilling at Giremir-1, the initial exploration well on the Sinan Licence in Turkey, where Anatolia can earn a 50% interest.

The Giremir-1 commitment well will satisfy the drilling requirements on the Sinan Licence pursuant to its Joint Venture agreement with Calik and as required by the General Directorate of Petroleum Affairs ("GDPA"), Turkey's energy regulatory body. Drilling of Giremir-1 satisfies the work commitment of the Sinan Licence during its initial four year exploration period and satisfies the district drilling obligation which includes the Bismil Licences.

Giremir-1 is expected to be drilled to a depth of approximately 1,250 meters for a total cost of US$1.4 million. The deepest horizon to be drilled will be the Upper Sinan Formation. Although its hydrocarbon potential is unknown in this area, the Paleocene age reservoir produces oil in 5 fields in southeastern Turkey; most notably at the Selmo Field which is located approximately 47 kilometres northeast of the Giremir well.

The Sinan and Bismil Licences encompass 17,833 (8,917 net) and 245,699 gross (122,850 net) acres, respectively, and are well-located within the Dadas Shale Oil trend as well as the Cretaceous and Ordovician conventional oil plays. Activity focused on the Dadas Shale continues to gain momentum with numerous drilling and testing operations currently on-going in the area, including the drilling of the first well of the Shell and Turkish Petroleum ("TPAO") joint venture approximately 20 km from the Company's Sinan Licence border. Under the terms of the TPAO-Shell agreement announced in November 2011, Shell is expected to drill five wells into the Dadas Shale formation.

Upcoming Dadas Shale Activity

Anatolia continues to work towards the optimal design of a fracture stimulation test of the Silurian Dadas Shale on the Bismil Licence. The tests are due to be carried out in 2013 with the aim of flowing hydrocarbons from the shale. A large volume of physical and geochemical data extracted from the shale cores has led management to anticipate a positive fracture response from the shale. The Bismil and Sinan Licences in Turkey provide the Company with exposure to 263,532 gross acres (131,766 net) of Dadas Shale and/or conventional oil prospective acreage. The Company's independent third party resource evaluator, Ryder Scott, has allocated 94 MMBbls (47 MMBbls net) of unrisked prospective resources related to the Dadas Shale on the Bismil and Sinan Licences (June 11, 2012 news release).

[snafur]

Dry hole mal wieder.


Anatolia Energy Announces Operational Update


CALGARY, Feb. 14, 2013 /CNW/ - Anatolia Energy Corp. (the "Company") (TSXV: AEE) reports that Giremir-1, the initial exploration well on the Sinan Licence in Turkey, has completed drilling operations at a total depth of 1,250 metres. The well was drilled ahead of schedule and on budget at an estimated cost of US$1.4 million. The well penetrated the Upper Sinan Formation at a depth of 1,066 metres.

Giremir-1 satisfies the drilling commitment on the Sinan Licence pursuant to the Company's Joint Venture agreement with Calik and as required by the General Directorate of Petroleum Affairs ("GDPA"), Turkey's energy regulatory body. While no hydrocarbon shows were encountered during drilling or logging, Giremir-1 satisfies the work commitment of the Sinan Licence and also satisfies the district drilling obligation which includes the Bismil Licences. Satisfying the drilling commitment and retaining the acreage was a key management priority given the value believed to be held in the Sinan and Bismil Licences, which encompass 17,833 (8,917 net) and 245,699 gross (122,850 net) acres, respectively. The Licences are well-located within the Dadas Shale Oil trend as well as the Cretaceous and Ordovician conventional oil plays. Giremir-1 provides Anatolia with a cost-effective way of advancing the regional strategy for shale oil development in what management believes to be a world class shale oil resource.

Activity in the Southeast Anatolian Basin continues to gain momentum with numerous drilling and testing operations currently on-going. This includes very positive conventional drilling results by TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd., who recently announced 425 bopd (30-day IP) and 375 bopd (20-day IP) rates from conventional horizontal wells located approximately 16 kilometres from the Company's Bismil Licence border. Activity in the Dadas Shale also continues to progress as drilling of the first well of the Shell and Turkish Petroleum ("TPAO") joint venture continues. The well is located approximately 20 kilometres from the Company's Sinan Licence border. Under the terms of the TPAO-Shell agreement announced in November 2011, Shell is expected to drill five wells into the Dadas Shale formation.

Upcoming Dadas Shale Activity

Anatolia continues to work towards the optimal design of a fracture stimulation test of the Silurian Dadas Shale on the Bismil Licence. The tests are due to be carried out in 2013 with the aim of flowing hydrocarbons from the shale. A large volume of physical and geochemical data extracted from the shale cores has led management to anticipate a positive fracture response from the shale. The Bismil and Sinan Licences in Turkey provide the Company with exposure to 263,532 gross acres (131,766 net) of Dadas Shale and/or conventional oil prospective acreage. The Company's independent third party resource evaluator, Ryder Scott, has allocated 94 MMBbls (47 MMBbls net) of unrisked prospective resources related to the Dadas Shale on the Bismil and Sinan Licences (June 11, 2012 news release).