Tullow Oil plc (Nordsee, West Africa, South Aisia) - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[H.Faber]

Wer an West Africa als zukünftiges Öl Eldorado glaubt, der sollte mal einen Blick auf diese Aktie werfen.

TULLOW OIL ORD 10P
ISIN: GB0001500809
WKN: 0150080
Marktkapital. 159,23 Mrd. BPC
Internet: http://www.tullowoil.com/
Kurs: 247.50GBp
Handel nur in London.

Description:
Tullow Oil is engaged in oil and gas exploration and production with a primary focus on gas in the UK Southern North Sea and oil in West Africa, together with an ongoing appraisal and development programme in South Asia. Group production is over 56,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. The Group was significantly transformed in 2004 with over $1 billion spent on acquisitions and developments including the acquisition of Energy Africa in May and Schooner and Ketch in December.

Sind keine Newcomer, und machen bis jetzt 68% ihres Umsatzes in der Nordsee. (Gas)
Siehe auch:
Thema: Tullow Oil verzeichnet Gewinnsprung
Thread: Tullow Oil verzeichnet Gewinnsprung
Von daher stehen sie mit beiden Füssen auf dem Boden, zahlen auch schon Dividende,
und haben letztes Jahr massiv eingekauft, vor allem in West Africa.
Schaut man hier:
http://www.tullowoil.com/operations/africa/cameroon.phtml
Für mich ein Selbstläufer (auser Öl wird wieder billig )mit grossem Potential.
Andere Meinungen, Kommentare gerne erwünscht.

so long Faber

[bullme]

Hi Faber, in GB werden einige interessante oil plays gehandelt.
Ich bin neben tullow in dragon oil, dana pet., global energy development, burren energy, Faroe Pet. und Renova.

Schau dir mal alle an, haben alle ihre interessanten seiten

[H.Faber]

Das schöne an GB oil plays ist, dass einige noch in einer Art Dornröschenschlaf (oder Halbschlaf) liegen. Steigen einfach ohne viel Aufsehen.
Bei Dragon + Burren bin ich auch dabei. Für die Anderen sag ich Danke und werd sie mir mal ansehen. Die Charts sind schon mal nicht schlecht.
Gruss Faber

[bullme]

sorry, hatte noch 2 vergessen: granby und hardy oil & gas liegen auch noch seit IPO in meinem depot..

[androm]

Die Granby und Hardy laufen gut aber wo kann ich ordern
außer GB???

[M.Frisch]

hallo liebe ölfreunde,

tullow beobachte ich auch schon eine weile, und es ist richtig, was herr faber schreibt, wenn man sich mal die aktuellsten zahlen vom ersten haljahr(interim results) der gesellschaft anschaut!
ertrag +163%
profit vor steuern sogar + 427 % !!
und das operating cash flow per share mehr als verdoppelt!
beeindruckend. die frage ist aber doch die, was der ölpreis macht. wie immer bei einem solchen hype werden die fundamentalen daten immer unwichtiger und die gier und die phantasie mehr. schaue man sich nur mal die energulf, transmeridian usw. an, heiße eisen und die letzten beisen die hunde !! bei werten wie tullow kann man sicher etwas relaxter partipizieren und kann im fall etwas einfacher aussteigen. also gretchenfrage: welche größe hat die blase bereits, sprechen wir noch von seifenblase oder schon von heißluftballon !? bei ersterem würde ich die kleineren werte bevorzugen, bei zweiterem würde ich eher auf solide werte setzen und das risiko minimieren. letztlich muß das jeder für sich beurteilen, meine persönliche meinung ist, wir haben es mit einem luftballon zu tun. sollten die staatlichen stellen aber aus der internet-geschichte gelernt haben, werden (wie bereits in vielen europ. ländern angekündigt) sie diesmal nicht tatenlos zuschauen wie sich der ballon füllt und eines tages mit einem großen knall platzt! also immer schön auf dem teppich bleiben und auch mal schön die gewinne mitnehmen da es diesmal bestimmt anders laufen wird! (vorsicht, Öl ist nicht internet) m.frisch

[H.Faber]

Nicht nur Encana hat einen kleinen Sprung nach oben gemacht.



Da ist wohl jemand am einsammeln!
Fragt mich jetzt aber nicht nach den Gründen.
Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

mal wieder was Neues:

Tullow Oil plc – Agreement to Farm-in to Block 10 in Angola

11/11/05

Tullow Oil plc (Tullow) today announces that it has concluded a farm-in agreement with Sonangol P&P to assume a 15% interest in Block 10 offshore Angola effective from 1st October 2005.

Block 10 is located in the Southern Kwanza Basin and is operated by Devon Energy. The block is covered by good quality 3D seismic through which 2 prospects have been identified for drilling within the licence area. The first of these, the Ngueve prospect in a water depth of approximately 700m, is currently being drilled and is expected to reach its target in the near future. The second well, the Henda prospect in a water depth of approximately 400m, is scheduled to be drilled immediately after the first well is completed.

Commenting today, Aidan Heavey, Chief Executive of Tullow said:

“We are delighted to have the opportunity to expand our West African business into Angola, one of the major petroleum provinces in Africa. This is the first step in our strategy to gain a significant position in the country and we look forward to doing further business in the region.”

If you have any questions on this announcement please contact:

Tullow Oil plc Citigate Dewe Rogerson Murray Consultants
([phone]) ([phone]) ([phone])
Aidan Heavey Martin Jackson Joe Murray
Tom Hickey
Chris Perry

Notes to Editors

Tullow is a leading independent oil and gas, exploration and production group, quoted on the London and Irish Stock Exchanges (symbol: TLW) and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. The Group has interests in over 90 production and exploration licences in 16 countries and focuses on three core areas: NW Europe, West Africa and South Asia.

Tullow’s NW Europe interests are primarily focused on gas in the UK Southern North Sea where it has significant interests in the Caister-Murdoch System and the Thames/Hewett areas. Tullow operates 60% of its production from these areas following the recent start-up of production from its Horne and Wren fields and the acquisition of the Schooner and Ketch assets.

In Africa, Tullow has production and exploration in Gabon, Côte d`Ivoire, Congo (Brazzaville) and Equatorial Guinea. Tullow also has exploration programmes in Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Cameroon, Uganda and Angola.

In South Asia, Tullow has production and exploration interests in Pakistan and exploration activities in India and Bangladesh.

For further information please refer to our website at www.tullowoil.com

ENDS

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

News:
Tullow Oil Plc – Uganda: Block 2 Mputa-1 exploration well

17/01/2006

17 January 2006 - Tullow Oil plc (Tullow) announces that the Mputa-1 exploration well in Uganda has encountered oil shows over two intervals within the deeper objective and wireline logs have indicated that these intervals are hydrocarbon bearing. A wireline pressure and sampling programme has commenced and, as of 16 January, oil samples have been recovered from the first such interval, a sand of approximately 10 metres gross thickness at a depth of 965 metres. The sampling programme is continuing and will include the lower interval where evidence of hydrocarbons has also been encountered.

In accordance with the planned drilling programme for Block 2, the well will be plugged and abandoned upon completion of the wireline sampling programme; any production testing of Mputa-1 will be considered in conjunction with future drilling. The rig will then move to the Waraga-1 location approximately 20 km to the north east of Mputa-1.

Mputa-1 targeted multiple objectives on a structural prospect defined by the 2005 seismic survey in an area with surface oil seeps. The results of the Mputa-1 discovery provide encouragement for further evaluation of the surrounding area where a number of other prospects and leads have been identified. Further work will be required before any comment can be made on the size or commercial significance of the potential resource.

Commenting today, Aidan Heavey, Chief Executive of Tullow said:

“The initial results of the Mputa-1 well are very significant in that they prove the existence of a working petroleum system in the Albertine Basin where Tullow has a 50% equity interest throughout. While it is too early to determine the size or potential commerciality of Mputa-1, the results significantly reduce the risk of the prospects mapped in Blocks 2 and 3A. We now look forward to the drilling of the Waraga-1 well in Block 2 and the Kingfisher prospect in Block 3A”.


Notes to Editors

Tullow is a leading independent oil & gas, exploration and production group, quoted on the London and Irish Stock Exchanges (symbol: TLW) and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. The Group has interests in approximately 90 production and exploration licences in 16 countries and focuses on three core areas: NW Europe, West Africa and South Asia.

Tullow’s NW Europe interests are primarily focused on gas in the UK Southern North Sea where it has significant interests in the Caister-Murdoch System and the Thames/Hewett areas and operates over 60% of its production.

In Africa, Tullow has production and exploration in Gabon, Côte d`Ivoire, Congo (Brazzaville) and Equatorial Guinea. Tullow also has exploration programmes in Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Cameroon, Uganda and Angola.

In South Asia, Tullow has production and exploration interests in Pakistan and exploration activities in India and Bangladesh.

For further information please refer to our website at www.tullowoil.com.

Heute in den ersten 15 min schon 3mil. Stück gehandelt
Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

Hallo Leute,
nachdem sich der Ölpreis in der Nähe des ATH befindet, dacht ich mir ich hol den Tread mal wieder nach oben.
Gibt auch einiges an News:

Tullow Oil plc: Record Results in 2005; Positive Outlook for 2006:
http://investor.tullowoil.com/tlw/media/news/2006/2006-03-29…

The Guardian
High gas prices pump up profits for Tullow Oil:
http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0%2C%2C1742463%2C00.htm…

Tullow Oil triples profits:
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_i…

hier noch der Chart die letzten 12 Monate:



mitlerweile auch in D handelbar.

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

grade aktuell:
UPDATE 1-RESEARCH ALERT-Morgan Stanley starts Tullow, 2 others
Tue Apr 25, 2006 2:31 PM ET

(Adds details)

April 25 (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley on Tuesday began coverage of three UK gas exploration and production (E&P) companies and said Tullow Oil Plc (TLW.I: Quote, Profile, Research) (TLW.L: Quote, Profile, Research), started "overweight," was its top pick.

ttp://yahoo.reuters.com/stocks/QuoteCompanyNewsArticle.aspx?…

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.330.268 von H.Faber am 26.04.06 15:43:36

weniger schön, zwei Löcher zugemacht. Tullow allerdings nur mit 30% (Pakistan) bzw. 15% (Gabon) beteiligt.


International Activity Update

12/05/2006

12 May 2006 – Tullow Oil plc (Tullow) announces first gas from Bangora-1 in Bangladesh, a key part of the Group’s Bangora/Lalmai appraisal programme, and provides an update on international exploration drilling activities.

A detailed update on Tullow’s business will be provided in our Trading Statement and Operational Update in early July. An update on our UK activities is also planned for later in May.

FIRST GAS FROM BANGORA-1 (Tullow 30%)

Natural gas production from the Bangora-1 well in Block 9, Tullow’s first production in Bangladesh, commenced on 9 May 2006 and has reached a gross stabilised flow rate of 50 mmscfd. This is a long-term production test and forms part of an appraisal programme to test the size and connectivity of the reservoir discovered by the Bangora and Lalmai wells in 2004. The gas is being delivered into the Ashuganj-Bakhrabad pipeline and will supply much needed gas into the local market.

Production data from the Bangora well will be combined with new 3D seismic data, acquired in February this year, and the results from the appraisal wells. The Bangora-2 appraisal well commenced drilling on 22 April and is expected to take 40 days to reach the reservoir target. One further appraisal well is planned with two additional wells contingent on results.

In the event of positive results from this programme, Tullow plans to declare commerciality and submit a full Field Development Plan to Petrobangla by the end of the year.

INTERNATIONAL DRILLING UPDATE

Pakistan (Tullow 30%) The Shahpur Chakar–1 exploration well, drilled on the Nawabshah Block in Pakistan, has been plugged and abandoned. The well was spudded on 21 February and reached a total depth of 3,385m. Although shows were encountered during drilling, all viable reservoirs proved to be water wet.

Gabon (Tullow 15%) The Gryphon Marine 1 (GRPM-1) exploration well, targeting the Gamba sandstone in the Dogbolter prospect spudded on 21 March and reached a total depth of 2062m. The well yielded negative results and has been plugged and abandoned.

Uganda (Tullow 50%) The M’puta-2 appraisal well in Block 2, to test the extent of the oil-bearing reservoirs discovered in M’puta-1, commenced drilling on 7 May. The well was spudded three kilometres northwest of the discovery well and the planned total depth is 1,500m. Preparations are also under way to flow test the Waraga-1 discovery at the beginning of June.

Equatorial Guinea (Tullow 10%) The exploration well targeting the significant deep water Banyan prospect in Block L commenced drilling on 5 May 2005. The well, in a water depth of 1980m, will be drilled to a total depth of 4000m.

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

hier die letzten 2 news:

27/06/2006

27 June 2006 – Hardman Resources, the operator of the Waraga-1 well test in Uganda, in which Tullow Oil Plc (Tullow) is a 50% partner, today issued the following press release.

Production Testing Update: Waraga-1 Oil Discovery, Uganda

Following our announcement on 22nd June concerning the flow rates from the Waraga-1 well, Hardman has continued to test the lowermost zone over the weekend. Following a shut-in period the well was flowed through a 1″ choke at a sustained flow rate of approximately 4, 200 barrels of oil per day (bopd). As reported previously the oil is light but waxy, with a low gas to oil ratio. Pressure build-up tests indicate good permeability.

The current operation is preparing for testing of the two shallower oil-bearing horizons in the well, the first of which will commence later this week, before moving to the Mputa location.

04/07/2006

4 July 2006 - Hardman Resources, the operator of the Waraga-1 well test in Uganda, in which Tullow Oil Plc (Tullow) is a 50% partner, today issued the following press release.

Production Testing Update: Waraga-1 Oil Discovery, Uganda

Since our announcement on 27th June, reporting a flow rate of approximately 4,200 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from the lowermost zone at Waraga-1 well, Hardman has now completed testing of the middle of the three zones to be flowed at the Waraga-1 location and commenced testing of the upper zone.

From the middle perforated interval from 1782 to 1792.5 metres the well flowed at an average of 2,400 barrels of oil per day (bopd) through a 36/64” choke. Following a shut-in period the well was flowed through a 1″ choke at a sustained flow rate of approximately 4,200 bopd. The quality of the oil is the same as tested in the lower zone of the well, being a light (33.8°API), but waxy, crude.

As at midnight on 3rd July, the third and final interval was perforated from 1680 to 1710 metres. This interval flowed heavier (18.5 °API) oil at a stabilized rate of 2,115 bopd through a 36/64” choke. The well is currently shut in for pressure build up prior to the final flow period with results expected before the end of the week.

Following the conclusion of testing at Waraga-1, the rig will move to the Mputa area for testing which is expected to commence by late July/early August.

http://www.tullowoil.com/

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

Record 2006 Interim Results

6 September 2006 – Tullow Oil plc (Tullow), the independent oil and gas, exploration and production Group, announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2006 . These results have been prepared in accordance with the Group's policies under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

2006 Interim Results

Tullow had a strong first half of 2006. Trading and production reached new highs and combined with continuing favourable oil and gas pricing led to record profits and cash flow from operations.
1H2006 1H2005 % Change
£ millions £ millions
Sales Revenue 310.7 201.4 Up 54%
Operating Profit 161.0 104.4 Up 54%
Profit After Tax 95.4 63.1 Up 51%
Operating Cash Flow before Working Capital 236.4 116.4 Up 103%

Basic Earnings per Share 14.72 9.82 Up 50%
Interim Dividend per Share 2.00 1.00 Up 100%


* 10% increase in average half year working interest production to 62,800 boepd
* Current production is c.70,000 boepd and is expected to reach 75,000 boepd by year end
* Prospective acreage acquired in Ghana, Angola, Congo (DRC) and Madagascar
* Exploration success: three oil discoveries in Uganda, three UK gas discoveries
* Uganda: Encouraging well results leading to basinwide exploration campaign
* First oil delivered from West Espoir, Okume project on track

Commenting today, Aidan Heavey , Chief Executive, said:

“Today's record results demonstrate the quality of Tullow's portfolio and continued growth of its business. While competition for resources, talent and quality acreage is intense, our strategy, based on key skills and well understood regions, has proven effective. In the short term, we remain on track to achieve our production target of 75,000 boepd by the end of the year, while recent exploration results in Uganda and the programmes planned in India and Namibia provide outstanding opportunities for growth. The outlook for Tullow remains very positive.”

Presentation, Webcast and Conference Calls

In conjunction with these results Tullow will conduct a presentation in London and a number of events for the financial community. Details are available on page 17 of this announcement and in the 2006 Interim Results Centre on the Group's website at www.tullowoil.com.

Gruss Faber

[H.Faber]

Gas in der Nordsee:

19/09/2006

19 September 2006 – Tullow Oil plc (Tullow) announces that the Ketch-7 development well has been completed and tested at a rate of 45 mmscfd and that the Schooner NW appraisal well has encountered gas in the targeted Carboniferous reservoir section.

FIRST PRODUCTION FROM KETCH-7 (Tullow 100%)

The Ketch-7 horizontal production well, the second of the Schooner-Ketch redevelopment programme, was spudded on 2 June 2006 and, having encountered 540 feet of net pay, has been completed and tested on schedule at a rate of 45 mmscfd. The well, which encountered higher than expected reservoir pressures, will now be connected to the Ketch production facilities and first production through the Tullow-owned CMS infrastructure is scheduled to commence in early October. The addition of Ketch-7 is expected to increase the production capability of Schooner and Ketch to over 100 mmscfd.

The forward programme includes the 3,000 foot horizontal Ketch-8 well which commenced drilling on 18 September, followed by Ketch-9. Concurrent with the drilling, well stimulation and remedial operations are in progress on other Ketch wells to further enhance production.

SCHOONER NW APPRAISAL WELL (Tullow 90.35%)

The NW Schooner appraisal well, targeting an extension of the main Schooner field, has encountered gas bearing reservoir sands. The section has been logged and indicates a net pay of some 275 feet. The well is now being completed for testing which is expected to commence at the end of September. Should the test yield commercial flow rates, the well will be suspended and the pipeline laid for tie-in to the Schooner platform in mid-2007.

Commenting today, Aidan Heavey, Chief Executive of Tullow said:

“We are very pleased with the progress to date on the Schooner-Ketch redevelopment programme and the encouraging results from the NW Schooner appraisal well. Since acquiring the fields in early 2005 we have significantly improved reliability and uptime and are now materially enhancing production and reserve potential. With the ongoing strength of UK gas pricing we are seeing excellent returns from these assets.”

Hier noch ein Bild wo das Feld liegt:



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