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[Bunte17]

Bezieht jemand den Emerging Market Investor und hat nähere Infos zu dieser Aktie?

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.286.185 von Bunte17 am 30.03.11 05:35:00

beziehe besagtes magazin zwar NICHT, aber jeeeeede menge infos kannst du auch
aus akt. presi 03.2011 beziehen.........


http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110308/pdf/41x99rs4rt0xtx.pdf







scheint MIR jüngst schon recht guuuut gelaufen zu sein, aber muss mich auch erstmal
einlesen

[Bunte17]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.289.468 von hbg55 am 30.03.11 14:25:37

Es war die Rede von 500 % Potenzial?

Naja, mal abwarten.

[Bunte17]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.300.025 von Bunte17 am 31.03.11 21:39:10

http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/companyInfo.do?by=asxCode…

Link zum Kurs an der Heimatbörse sowie Angaben zur Entwicklung und Volumen.
Das Interesse scheint seit Dezember anzuziehen

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.306.343 von Bunte17 am 01.04.11 19:55:15

richtig, da ist seit paaaar wochen ne menge int. reingekommen......in folg. chart
schöööön zu sehen........

[Montekaolino]

Aus Hotcopper.

easily this stock can be worth $5 or more in future let's all wait for the NSAI report to come out to put a few green flags on and then a Farm out partner will seal the deal see you all there



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

WHN heute in Australien plus 8 % bei 43 Millionen gehandelten Aktien.




Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Zur Info.

http://www.bourseinvestor.com/bi4/pdfnews/default.asp?d=0123…



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Heute fast 70 Mio Aktien gehandelt.

Schlußkurs bei 0,064.



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Alle warten auf den nsia report soll nächste Woche kommen.NSAI the oil & gas consulting.



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Jeden Tag ein ein kleines stückchen mehr.
Sollten diese Woche News kommen wäre der Kurs bis 7 cent offen.



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Der Bericht ist da und ich finde er ist gut.

http://www.bourseinvestor.com/bi4/pdfnews/default.asp?d=0123…



Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Info aus Hotcopper.
So sehe ich das auch.

Say no more, our management hasn't sit still celebrating the independent confirmation. Discussion/negotiation with potential partners continue and getting close to agreement and at the same time getting the words out.

http://www.upstreamonline.com/live/article288315.ece

'WHL firms Seychelles prospects

An independent report has estimated the 21 most advanced prospects and leads on WHL Energy’s offshore Seychelles acreage to hold mean prospective resources of over 3.4 billion barrels.'

I'm a very happy medium-long term holder.
Good luck to all!






Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Ja WHN Energie leicht gestiegen hier sollen in Kürze News kommen.


Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Zur Info.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/8376214/energy-giants-se…


Montekaolino

[Montekaolino]

Info.

ASX/MEDIA RELEASE 21 NOVEMBER 2011
WHL Energy Awarded Exploration Permit WA-460-P
Australian energy company WHL Energy Limited (ASX: WHN) (“WHL Energy” or “the Company”) is pleased to advise that the Company, as part of a consortium in which it holds a 33.33% interest, has been awarded by the Commonwealth-Western Australian Joint Authority, Exploration Permit (“WA-460-P”). This follows the offer for the gazettal round acreage W10-25 announced to the market on 20 October 2011.
Commenting on the Company’s success in being awarded WA-460-P, WHL Energy’s Managing Director, Mr Steve Noske stated: “Capturing WA-460-P demonstrates our ability to succeed in gazettal rounds. It is pleasing to offer our shareholders indirect exposure to an exploration well when the Palta prospect is drilled in 2012.”
For further information, please refer to the ASX announcement made by Strike Energy Limited today (ASX:STX).
Interests in the permit are-
Strike Energy Limited ( ASX:STX ) 33.333% - Operator
WHL Energy Limited (ASX:WHN) 33.333%


Montekaolino
Cottesloe Oil and Gas Pty Ltd 33.334%
FURTHER INFORMATION

[Montekaolino]

Zur Info.

http://www.bourseinvestor.com/bi4/pdfnews/default.asp?d=0124…

Montekaolino

[tnzs72]

Holla!

Bin jetzt auch mit an Board! Bin auf den Wert durch Zufall durch einen Artikel auf Hotcopper gestoßen, den Montekaolino auch hier im PCL-Forum gepostet hatte (oder einen ähnlichen, in dem es auch um WHL ging).

Habe mich seit letzter Woche eingelesen und ein bisschen recherchiert. Wenn ich das richtig sehe, wartet alle Welt auf News zum Farm-Out, wer, wie viele, wann für was mit einsteigt sowie darauf, was bei Afren, die ebenfalls rund um die Seychellen mit von der Partie sind, bei der Seismik rauskommt.

Bei den meisten anderen Explorern, die vor Ost-Afrika mit dabei sind, scheint der Zug ja schon Richtung Norden losgefahren zu sein, nur hier steht er noch im Bahnhof (um mal bei dem Bild zu bleiben).

Hoffe mal, dass die Warterei bald ein Ende hat. Auf Hotcopper scheinen die meisten ja ziemlich auf dem Zahnfleisch zu gehen, wenn man sich die Postings der letzten Tage/ Wochen so durchliest.

Gruß und
schönen Abend
wünscht tnzs

[tnzs72]

Link zum Realtime Orderbuch ASX: http://cb.iguana2.com/netwealth2/depth/whn

Ab 22.00 MEZ => Vorbörse

Ab 0:00 Uhr MEZ => Handel bis morgens 6:00 Uhr

Ab kurz nach 0:00 tut sich meist etwas im Orderbuch und man sieht die erste(en) Preisfestellung(en).


Außerdem vielleicht noch interessant, was auf Wikipedia (leider ohne Verweise auf Quellen) zu den bisherigen Explorationen rund um die Seychellen steht: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Seychelles#Offshore_…

Bisher nicht wirklich etwas gefunden, aber sehr viele Hinweise auf Hydrocarbonatvorkommen, unter anderem auch

"a) numerous DHIs on seismic, including gas chimneys, flat spots, bright spots, phase changes and chemosynthetic reefs; b) gas sniffer anomalies, involving ethane/iso-butane in the southeast and propane/normal butane/total hydrocarbon in the north and northeast; c) UV fluorescence anomalies, especially over the wells and in the southeast; and d) 4 types of beach-stranded tar that correlate to the local source rock stratigraphy"

Der restliche Text ist ebenfalls lesenswert!

Gruß von
tnzs

[tnzs72]

Internetfund:

Black gold has been detected in Seychelles’ EEZ, raising concerns about the potential effects on its environment and society.

http://www.the-report.net/features-archive/41-%3E%20Seychell…

Daraus:

"President James Michel says the potential is 'estimated to be as large as the Saudi Arabian oil fields,' with oil flowing as early as 2015."

"Australian exploration company WHL Energy has independent confirmation of the potential to produce 3.5bn barrels of oil from its licenced area. The largest prospect has the potential for over 1bn barrels, surpassing the production capacity of most oil fields worldwide."

"'But there are no guarantees – this is a high cost, high risk business, where there is an average one-in-five chance of the first wells being successful,' cautions WHL managing director Steve Noske."

[tnzs72]

Von der Seite des Seychelles Investment Bureau. Ich denke hier stammen auch zahlreiche der infos auf Wikipedia (s.o.) her.

http://www.sib.gov.sc/pages/invopp/PotentialProjects/OilExpl…

Petroleum Exploration Opportunities

The Government of Seychelles and the Seychelles Petroleum Company Ltd (SEPEC) are offering prospective open acreage to international oil companies who wish to explore for hydrocarbons in Seychelles.

Seychelles is a modern, politically stable multiparty democracy with good infrastructure to facilitate petroleum operation activities. SEPEC has available for review all well and geophysical data acquired since exploration began in 1977.

The economic and legal terms for exploration and production in Seychelles are laid down in a modern, concession- type Model Petroleum Agreement. The major provisions of the MPA provide for an internationally competitive return on investment.

SEPEC will be pleased to welcome your company personnel to Seychelles to examine the data and discuss petroleum exploration opportunities.

Petroleum Geology

The Seychelles Petroleum Frontier coincides with a microcontinental fragment of Gondwana that originally lay adjacent to western India, eastern Somalia and northeastern Madagascar. Thick, rift-generated Mesozoic sequences occur, yet only 4 exploration wells have been drilled, 3 of which were invalid by either failing to reach the objective or being sited off structure. Nevertheless, these wells have proven the presence of:

1. Oil-prone Source Rocks containing Type II kerogen in coaly deltaic shales of the Middle Jurassic and in marine shales of the Upper Jurassic

2. Mixed source rocks bearing Type II/III kerogen in deltaic marine shales of the Lower Cretaceous that are II correlative of oil-generating shales in Somalia

3. Gas-prone sources containing Type I kerogen in Upper Triassic fluvial shales and Paleocene marine shales, the latter being correlative of oil and gas generating source rocks of the Deep Continental Shelf trend of the Bombay High Oil Province offshore west India

4. Evidence of hydrocarbon generation and migration with well shows, such as 0.7 ml benzene in DST-1 of Reith Bank-1, 10,010 ppm of 99.8% n-C4 headspace gas coincident with as small fault in the same well and 20% petrol vapours at an immature level of volcanics in Owen Bank A-1

5. Clastic reservoirs with measured porosities up to 22% in the Early-Middle Jurassic

6. Sealing lithologies both locally in syn-rift, and regionally in post-rift sequences

An extensive seismic dataset, plus a variety of remote sensing data have been collected which bolster the well data by confirming the presence of:

1. A variety of trapping styles, dominated by tilted fault blocks, stratigraphic pinchouts and reefs

2. Multiple heating events, with the principal event post-dating trap formation

3. Hydrocarbon generation and migration with the presence of:
- numerous DHIs on seismic, including gas chimneys, flat spots, bright spots, phase changes and chemosynthetic reefs
- gas sniffer anomalies, involving ethane/iso-butane in the southeast and propane/normal butane/total hydrocarbon in the north and northeast
- UV fluorescence anomalies, especially over the wells and in the southeast
- 4 types of beach-stranded tar that correlate to the local source rock stratigraphy

Exploration History

The turn of the 1970s saw the first reflection seismic in the region when Mobil included the Seychelles Plateau and some of the adjacent banks on a regional survey from East Africa to Sri Lanka. These data, coupled with 470 km of reconnaissance seismic by Burmah Oil over the plateau in 1973, revealed a recognizably block faulted sequence overlain by a flat-lying sequence comparable to a rift-drift succession, with the sedimentary section reaching at least 6 km in thickness.

An influx of petroleum companies occurred in 1977 when three Petroleum Agreements were signed with Oxoco, Siebens and a Burmah Oil-led consortium. These companies acquired some 6,400 km of seismic data between 1977 and 1979, the interpretation of which revealed the presence of both structural and stratigraphic leads. However, only Amoco from the Burmah-led consortium was prepared to commit to a drilling phase and although the three subsequent wells were plugged and abandoned, all encountered hydrocarbon shows. Post-mortems have revealed that two of the wells were invalid tests, as Owen Bank A-1 failed to reach the objective due to rig limitations. The third well, Seagull-1, was drilled on a structural nose opening to the southeast. Reith Bank-1, had inadequate seal atop the primary objective.

Amoco remained optimistic and in 1982 commissioned a 27,900 km aeromagnetic survey, followed in 1983 by the acquisition of 7,100 km of seismic, gravity/magnetics and waterborne gas sniffer data around the Seychelles Plateau, as well as over the adjacent banks and the distant Farquhar/Providence area. Despite the presence of significant sedimentary packages and a number of leads and geochemical anomalies, however, Amoco relinquished their acreage in 1986 during a time of general industry upheaval.

That same year, the then Seychelles National Oil Company (SNOC) assumed responsibility for promoting the petroleum potential of Seychelles and the following year Enterprise Oil signed a Petroleum Agreement for the Southeastern Shelf plus Constant, Coetivy and Fortune Banks, with an option to later include Platte Bank. In 1987, Enterprise acquired 4,870 km of seismic and gravity/magnetics data and in 1990 opted to enter a drilling phase and take-up the option over Platte. In that same year, both Texaco and Ultramar also signed Petroleum Agreements.

The three licensees conducted a group-shoot acquisition programme in 1991, gathering 3,675 km of seismic and gravity/magnetics data. Enterprise also conducted an airborne UV fluorescence “Seepfinder” survey over its concession areas. In 1992 Texaco relinquished its acreage in favour of the newly opened Former Soviet Union, whilst in 1993 Lasmo, who had acquired the Ultramar acreage through takeover, relinquished its acreage as such frontier areas were not a company priority. Lasmo did, however, contribute towards a joint project with SNOC aimed at determining more fully the underlying tectonic framework of the region.

In 1995 Enterprise drilled the Constant Bank-1 well, but failed to reach the Cretaceous objective before abandoning the well. In mid 1996 Enterprise relinquished their acreage. Later that year Seychelles was included in a Canadian-sponsored regional study of the countries within and bordering the western Indian Ocean. Geochemical analysis of well cuttings during this study identified oil-prone Type II kerogen in the Middle Jurassic deltaic shales of the Seagull Shoals-1 well.

The Seychelles National Oil Company Limited embarked on a programme to widely distribute knowledge of the petroleum potential of the region through promotional material, seminars and technical publications. Also, apatite fission track analysis and thermal maturity modelling by Geotrack International and Dr Doug Waples indicated a multiple event heating history and good potential for source rock maturity.

In 2005, the Seychelles National Oil Company merged with the Seychelles Petroleum Company Limited (SEPEC) and currently exploration activities are being handled by the Exploration Department in SEPEC.

Contact Details
Seychelles Petroleum Co. Ltd
New Port
PO Box 222
Victoria
Mahe

Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail] / [e-mail]

[Earthfire]

Morgen zusammen, bin seit gestern auch an Bord.

[tnzs72]

WHL Energy Limited Interim Financial Report 31 December 2011

http://asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120313/pdf/424zwgy4rywj5z.pdf

Schöner Überblick für Neueinsteiger.


Ab Seite 18 "Note 9" wird beschrieben, was seit 31. Dezember 2011 noch so passiert ist. Dort aber nichts zu dem heiß ersehnten Farm-Out.

Auf Hotcopper kotzen einige ohne Ende, dass die letzte News am 18. Januar kam und es seitdem noch keine News zum Farm-Out oder Joint Venture gab, auch jetzt nicht.

Die kennen ADX nicht.

Das wäre ja aber auch ziemlicher Blödsinn so eine News in einem Financial Report nebenbei zu erwähnen.

Ich rechne entweder kurz vor der "3rd Eastern Oil and Gas Energy" vom 26. bis 29. März oder irgendwann im April mit einer dementsprechenden News.

Kann sein, dass der Kurs bis dahin nochmal zurückkommt.

Gruß von
tnzs