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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.543.411 von Andrija am 03.01.12 14:10:46Jetzt erreichen wir langsam wieder realistische Kursniveaus. Nachfrage in London zu 335. Da geht noch was
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.566.698 von Andrija am 08.01.12 23:03:19Sympathisch ist er ja, aber er hält uns offensichtlich für blöd oder, was schlimmer aber wenig wahrscheinlich wäre, er kann selbst nicht bis drei zählen:
"Shareholders in FIH now have an effective interest in 1.5 FOGL shares for every FIH share they own."
Dafür haben wir jetzt aber nur noch die Hälfte des Ölfundes! Ein wirklich toller Deal und super das der Kurs so niedrig war. Au Mann!
"Shareholders in FIH now have an effective interest in 1.5 FOGL shares for every FIH share they own."
Dafür haben wir jetzt aber nur noch die Hälfte des Ölfundes! Ein wirklich toller Deal und super das der Kurs so niedrig war. Au Mann!
13th January 2012
Falkland Islands Holdings plc
Purchase of Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Shares
Falkland Islands Holdings plc ("FIH" and the "Group"), the international group which owns essential services businesses focused on transport and logistics and which has a substantial shareholding in Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ("FOGL"), makes the following announcement.
On 12 January 2012, FIH agreed to participate in the placing of new shares by FOGL by subscribing for 2 million new shares. The £860,000 cost of the shares will be met from the Group's existing cash resources and the purchase will be undertaken by the Group's Falkland based subsidiary, Erebus Limited. Following the purchase, the Group will own 14 million shares in FOGL, equivalent to 4.4% of FOGL's enlarged share capital. That shareholding will have an aggregate book cost of £2.8million equivalent to 20.2p per FOGL share.
FIH's shareholding in FOGL is subject to an agreement that restricts FIH from selling FOGL shares prior to 31 May 2012 without the consent of FOGL's broker.
FIH Chairman, David Hudd said:
"We are pleased to support FOGL's exploration activity in the South and East Falkland Basins by subscribing to FOGL's fundraising and to have increased our shareholding at an attractive price prior to the commencement of the drilling programme.
"It has always been part of FIH's strategy to assist, and to seek to benefit from, oil exploration and development in the Falkland Islands through our support services businesses there, as well as through our substantial shareholding in FOGL. With the Leiv Eiriksson oil rig arriving in the Falklands later this month, we believe that this is an opportune time to increase our exposure to FOGL's drilling programme without compromising the financial strength of the Group.
"Shareholders in FIH now have an effective interest in 1.5 FOGL shares for every FIH share they own."
- Ends -
Enquiries:
Falkland Islands Holdings plc
Falkland Islands Holdings plc
Purchase of Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Shares
Falkland Islands Holdings plc ("FIH" and the "Group"), the international group which owns essential services businesses focused on transport and logistics and which has a substantial shareholding in Falkland Oil and Gas Limited ("FOGL"), makes the following announcement.
On 12 January 2012, FIH agreed to participate in the placing of new shares by FOGL by subscribing for 2 million new shares. The £860,000 cost of the shares will be met from the Group's existing cash resources and the purchase will be undertaken by the Group's Falkland based subsidiary, Erebus Limited. Following the purchase, the Group will own 14 million shares in FOGL, equivalent to 4.4% of FOGL's enlarged share capital. That shareholding will have an aggregate book cost of £2.8million equivalent to 20.2p per FOGL share.
FIH's shareholding in FOGL is subject to an agreement that restricts FIH from selling FOGL shares prior to 31 May 2012 without the consent of FOGL's broker.
FIH Chairman, David Hudd said:
"We are pleased to support FOGL's exploration activity in the South and East Falkland Basins by subscribing to FOGL's fundraising and to have increased our shareholding at an attractive price prior to the commencement of the drilling programme.
"It has always been part of FIH's strategy to assist, and to seek to benefit from, oil exploration and development in the Falkland Islands through our support services businesses there, as well as through our substantial shareholding in FOGL. With the Leiv Eiriksson oil rig arriving in the Falklands later this month, we believe that this is an opportune time to increase our exposure to FOGL's drilling programme without compromising the financial strength of the Group.
"Shareholders in FIH now have an effective interest in 1.5 FOGL shares for every FIH share they own."
- Ends -
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Falkland Islands Holdings plc
13 January 2012
FOGL
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Placing of new ordinary shares to raise £48.5 million
FOGL, the oil and gas exploration company operating in the South and East Falkland basins, announces that it has conditionally placed 112,764,675 new ordinary shares of 0.002 pence in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 43 pence per share (the "Placing Price") (the "Placing Shares") to raise £48.5 million before expenses (the "Placing"). The net proceeds of the Placing will allow FOGL to undertake its preferred drilling strategy on its upcoming two well drilling programme.
Placing to raise £48.5 million
112,764,675 new Ordinary Shares have been conditionally placed at a price of 43 pence per share to raise £48.5 million before expenses. The Placing has not been underwritten. Oriel Securities Limited ("Oriel Securities") and Jefferies International Limited ("Jefferies") are acting as joint bookrunners (the "Joint Bookrunners").
The Placing will be conditional on, inter alia, admission of the Placing Shares to trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange plc ("AIM") ("Admission"). The Placing is also conditional on the Placing Agreement between the Company, Oriel Securities and Jefferies becoming unconditional and not being terminated in accordance with its terms. Appendix 1 to this announcement (which forms part of this announcement) sets out the terms and conditions of the Placing.
The Company will apply for Admission. It is expected that Admission will take place and that trading will commence on 18 January 2012.
Background and reasons for the Placing
FOGL is awaiting the arrival of the Leiv Eiriksson rig to the Falkland Islands which is expected to occur within the next ten days. FOGL will have access to the rig for the third and fourth slots in the combined Borders & Southern plc ("B&S") and FOGL drilling programme and expects to commence drilling its Loligo prospect in the Northern license area in early May 2012. The Environmental Impact Statement for Loligo was approved by the Falkland Islands Government on 24 December 2011 and well planning is now in its final stage.
As announced previously, the Company has been funded to drill a shallow well on Loligo and a second well on another Tertiary Channel target such as Nimrod or Vinson. The Company's preference, however, is to drill a deeper well on Loligo which targets additional reservoirs and to have the financial flexibility to drill a Mid Cretaceous Fan prospect as the second well. The favoured Mid Cretaceous Fan prospect is Scotia which the Company has assessed to have a Pmean prospective resources of 1,062 mmbbls.
The feasibility of drilling Scotia has been dependent upon the Company securing additional funding within a sufficient period ahead of its drilling programme commencing. Whilst FOGL has been in active discussions with a number of interested farm-in partners which continue to generate significant interest, the Company does not expect to receive a suitable offer within the necessary timeframe to guarantee funding for FOGL's preferred drilling strategy. As a result, the Company has decided to undertake this equity fundraising.
Use of proceeds and drilling strategy
The net proceeds of the Placing, together with FOGL's existing cash resources, will provide the financing to drill a deep well on Loligo and a well on Scotia.
The deep well on Loligo is expected to penetrate several reservoirs which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 4,700 mmbbls. This will include the three deeper independent reservoir objectives named 'Trigg', 'Trigg Deep' and 'Three Bears' which the Company has assessed to contain approximately 54% of Loligo's total resource potential.
FOGL's current preference for the second well is to drill the Mid Cretaceous Scotia prospect as described above. However, depending upon the results of Loligo, FOGL may decide to drill an appraisal well on Loligo, or alternatively another prospect within the Tertiary Channel play such as Nimrod or Vinson which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 1,500 mmbbls and 733 mmbbls respectively. In addition, in the event of success for B&S on its Darwin prospect, FOGL may instead, consider drilling the nearby Inflexible prospect (which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 253 mmbbls).
Whilst the Placing provides FOGL with the funds it needs for two deep wells as outlined above, FOGL intends to progress the on-going farm-out discussions with various interested parties, as participation by a farminee could provide additional drilling funds. FOGL would, however, only enter into a farm-out agreement where terms are sufficiently attractive to the Company and its shareholders.
Falkland Island Government consents
The drilling of Loligo will fulfil FOGL's Phase 1 commitment on its Northern Licences, which will expire on 15 June 2012. Drilling of Loligo will also allow FOGL to enter the second phase of the Northern Licenses which run until 15 December 2016.
FOGL director participation in the Placing
The following directors of FOGL have agreed to subscribe for an aggregate of 170,000 new Ordinary Shares in the Placing as follows:
Ordinary Shares
to be subscribed under Placing
Total shareholding post Admission
Percentage of issued share capital post Admission
Richard Liddell
25,000
125,000
0.04%
Tim Bushell
50,000
160,000
0.05%
Timothy Jones
25,000
205,185
0.06%
David Hudd
25,000
200,000
0.06%
Colin More
45,000
80,000
0.03%
Substantial shareholder participation in the Placing
6,500,000 of the Placing Shares have been conditionally placed with RAB Group.
Falkland Island Holdings Group
2,000,000 of the Placing Shares have been conditionally placed with Erebus Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Falkland Island Holdings Group plc, that holds 12,000,000 Ordinary Shares, representing 5.8 % of FOGL's existing issued share capital.
Waiving of rights to exercise options and warrants
In order that the Placing can be expedited as efficiently as possible, all option holders (including directors) and warrant holders in the Company have agreed to waive their respective rights to exercise their options and warrants such that the Company has sufficient headroom in respect of its authorised but unissued share capital to issue the Placing Shares without the requirement to pass a shareholder resolution to increase its authorised share capital. These waivers cover rights which upon exercise would result in the issue of up to 11,386,049 Ordinary Shares in total and will remain in force until such time as shareholders of the Company have passed a resolution to increase the Company's authorised share capital, which is expected to occur at the Company's next Annual General Meeting.
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive of FOGL, said:
"We are delighted by this show of support from new and existing shareholders. The additional funds will significantly increase our flexibility over the forthcoming drilling programme expected to start in early May with the drilling of Loligo."
Enquiries:
Falkland Oil and Gas
+44 (0) 207 563 1260
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive
FOGL
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Placing of new ordinary shares to raise £48.5 million
FOGL, the oil and gas exploration company operating in the South and East Falkland basins, announces that it has conditionally placed 112,764,675 new ordinary shares of 0.002 pence in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 43 pence per share (the "Placing Price") (the "Placing Shares") to raise £48.5 million before expenses (the "Placing"). The net proceeds of the Placing will allow FOGL to undertake its preferred drilling strategy on its upcoming two well drilling programme.
Placing to raise £48.5 million
112,764,675 new Ordinary Shares have been conditionally placed at a price of 43 pence per share to raise £48.5 million before expenses. The Placing has not been underwritten. Oriel Securities Limited ("Oriel Securities") and Jefferies International Limited ("Jefferies") are acting as joint bookrunners (the "Joint Bookrunners").
The Placing will be conditional on, inter alia, admission of the Placing Shares to trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange plc ("AIM") ("Admission"). The Placing is also conditional on the Placing Agreement between the Company, Oriel Securities and Jefferies becoming unconditional and not being terminated in accordance with its terms. Appendix 1 to this announcement (which forms part of this announcement) sets out the terms and conditions of the Placing.
The Company will apply for Admission. It is expected that Admission will take place and that trading will commence on 18 January 2012.
Background and reasons for the Placing
FOGL is awaiting the arrival of the Leiv Eiriksson rig to the Falkland Islands which is expected to occur within the next ten days. FOGL will have access to the rig for the third and fourth slots in the combined Borders & Southern plc ("B&S") and FOGL drilling programme and expects to commence drilling its Loligo prospect in the Northern license area in early May 2012. The Environmental Impact Statement for Loligo was approved by the Falkland Islands Government on 24 December 2011 and well planning is now in its final stage.
As announced previously, the Company has been funded to drill a shallow well on Loligo and a second well on another Tertiary Channel target such as Nimrod or Vinson. The Company's preference, however, is to drill a deeper well on Loligo which targets additional reservoirs and to have the financial flexibility to drill a Mid Cretaceous Fan prospect as the second well. The favoured Mid Cretaceous Fan prospect is Scotia which the Company has assessed to have a Pmean prospective resources of 1,062 mmbbls.
The feasibility of drilling Scotia has been dependent upon the Company securing additional funding within a sufficient period ahead of its drilling programme commencing. Whilst FOGL has been in active discussions with a number of interested farm-in partners which continue to generate significant interest, the Company does not expect to receive a suitable offer within the necessary timeframe to guarantee funding for FOGL's preferred drilling strategy. As a result, the Company has decided to undertake this equity fundraising.
Use of proceeds and drilling strategy
The net proceeds of the Placing, together with FOGL's existing cash resources, will provide the financing to drill a deep well on Loligo and a well on Scotia.
The deep well on Loligo is expected to penetrate several reservoirs which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 4,700 mmbbls. This will include the three deeper independent reservoir objectives named 'Trigg', 'Trigg Deep' and 'Three Bears' which the Company has assessed to contain approximately 54% of Loligo's total resource potential.
FOGL's current preference for the second well is to drill the Mid Cretaceous Scotia prospect as described above. However, depending upon the results of Loligo, FOGL may decide to drill an appraisal well on Loligo, or alternatively another prospect within the Tertiary Channel play such as Nimrod or Vinson which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 1,500 mmbbls and 733 mmbbls respectively. In addition, in the event of success for B&S on its Darwin prospect, FOGL may instead, consider drilling the nearby Inflexible prospect (which the Company has assessed to have Pmean prospective resources of 253 mmbbls).
Whilst the Placing provides FOGL with the funds it needs for two deep wells as outlined above, FOGL intends to progress the on-going farm-out discussions with various interested parties, as participation by a farminee could provide additional drilling funds. FOGL would, however, only enter into a farm-out agreement where terms are sufficiently attractive to the Company and its shareholders.
Falkland Island Government consents
The drilling of Loligo will fulfil FOGL's Phase 1 commitment on its Northern Licences, which will expire on 15 June 2012. Drilling of Loligo will also allow FOGL to enter the second phase of the Northern Licenses which run until 15 December 2016.
FOGL director participation in the Placing
The following directors of FOGL have agreed to subscribe for an aggregate of 170,000 new Ordinary Shares in the Placing as follows:
Ordinary Shares
to be subscribed under Placing
Total shareholding post Admission
Percentage of issued share capital post Admission
Richard Liddell
25,000
125,000
0.04%
Tim Bushell
50,000
160,000
0.05%
Timothy Jones
25,000
205,185
0.06%
David Hudd
25,000
200,000
0.06%
Colin More
45,000
80,000
0.03%
Substantial shareholder participation in the Placing
6,500,000 of the Placing Shares have been conditionally placed with RAB Group.
Falkland Island Holdings Group
2,000,000 of the Placing Shares have been conditionally placed with Erebus Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Falkland Island Holdings Group plc, that holds 12,000,000 Ordinary Shares, representing 5.8 % of FOGL's existing issued share capital.
Waiving of rights to exercise options and warrants
In order that the Placing can be expedited as efficiently as possible, all option holders (including directors) and warrant holders in the Company have agreed to waive their respective rights to exercise their options and warrants such that the Company has sufficient headroom in respect of its authorised but unissued share capital to issue the Placing Shares without the requirement to pass a shareholder resolution to increase its authorised share capital. These waivers cover rights which upon exercise would result in the issue of up to 11,386,049 Ordinary Shares in total and will remain in force until such time as shareholders of the Company have passed a resolution to increase the Company's authorised share capital, which is expected to occur at the Company's next Annual General Meeting.
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive of FOGL, said:
"We are delighted by this show of support from new and existing shareholders. The additional funds will significantly increase our flexibility over the forthcoming drilling programme expected to start in early May with the drilling of Loligo."
Enquiries:
Falkland Oil and Gas
+44 (0) 207 563 1260
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive
Unser CEO...ist schon ein sympathischer Herr:
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/294034/Falklands-boom-in…
:http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/294034/Falklands-boom-in…
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Na endlich geht es mit dem Kurs wieder deutlich aufwärts, + 7% in London hatten wir lange nicht. Vielleicht schaffen wir in den nächsten Tagen wieder die 3 Pfund und verlassen endlich diesen Witzkursbereich. Wir sind fast schuldenfrei, FOGL bohrt in ein paar Monaten, Sealion ist kommerziell und der Pfundkurs macht auch Freude (insbesondere für die Dividendenzahlung im Januar).
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Financial Highlights
Group sales up 15% to £16.5 million (H1 2010: £14.4 million)
Reported Profit Before Tax up 4.5% to £0.99 million (H1 2010: £0.95 million)
Underlying Profit Before Tax* of £1.19 million (H1 2010: £1.15 million)
Diluted earnings per share on underlying earnings increased to 9.0p (H1 2010: 8.9p)
Interim dividend maintained at 4.0p per share (H1 2010: 4.0p per share)
Net bank borrowings at 30 September 2011 reduced to £1.1 million (31 March 2011: £1.9 million)
...selbst meine "Lieblingsdiversifikation" Momart trägt aktuell maßgeblich zu einem guten Ergebnis bei...
Momart
Sales increased by 26.4% to £7.4 million (H1 2010: £5.8 million)
Profit Before Tax and amortisation increased by 38% to £0.3 million (H1 2010: £0.2 million)
Exhibitions sales recovered , growing by 30%
Gallery Services sales grew by 28%
...und David Hudd scheint sich nun auf das Wesentliche konzentrieren zu wollen...
A further discovery would magnify the opportunities for the Group and your board is focussed on developing plans to fully realise that potential.
Financial Highlights
Group sales up 15% to £16.5 million (H1 2010: £14.4 million)
Reported Profit Before Tax up 4.5% to £0.99 million (H1 2010: £0.95 million)
Underlying Profit Before Tax* of £1.19 million (H1 2010: £1.15 million)
Diluted earnings per share on underlying earnings increased to 9.0p (H1 2010: 8.9p)
Interim dividend maintained at 4.0p per share (H1 2010: 4.0p per share)
Net bank borrowings at 30 September 2011 reduced to £1.1 million (31 March 2011: £1.9 million)
...selbst meine "Lieblingsdiversifikation" Momart trägt aktuell maßgeblich zu einem guten Ergebnis bei...
Momart
Sales increased by 26.4% to £7.4 million (H1 2010: £5.8 million)
Profit Before Tax and amortisation increased by 38% to £0.3 million (H1 2010: £0.2 million)
Exhibitions sales recovered , growing by 30%
Gallery Services sales grew by 28%
...und David Hudd scheint sich nun auf das Wesentliche konzentrieren zu wollen...
A further discovery would magnify the opportunities for the Group and your board is focussed on developing plans to fully realise that potential.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.203.674 von Andrija am 12.10.11 17:15:48Das Aufstocken hat sich gelohnt. Allerdings ist FIH immer noch supergünstig und hat im Vergleich zu FOGL noch ordentlich Aufholpotenzial.In Frankfurt braucht noch einer Geld und bietet sagenhafte 4.366 Stück zu 3,158 EUR an. Damit liegt er deutlich unter dem Bid in London mit 2,8 Pfund.
PS: Sind nicht meine, würde nich nie so billig trennen
PS: Sind nicht meine, würde nich nie so billig trennen
Der Einsatz er Leiv Eriksson rückt näher, auf http://www.fearnleyoffshoresupply.com/templates/SpotList/Rep… kann man sehen, das seit gestern zwei Versorgungsschiffe für den Einsatz der Leiv Eriksson von AGR Falklands reserviert wurden.
Tradewinds (http://www.tradewindsnews.com/offshore/article646004.ece) schreibt dazu:
AGR hired the 4,820-dwt Toisa Sonata (built 2009) and 4,693-dwt Toisa Intrepid (built 1998) for 200 days at $29,000 (£18,000) a day each so the deal will bring in a total of $11.6m.
The platform supply vessels will support the drilling of four wells off the Falklands by the semi-submersible rig, Leiv Eriksson, owned by George Economou’s Ocean Rig.
Tradewinds (http://www.tradewindsnews.com/offshore/article646004.ece) schreibt dazu:
AGR hired the 4,820-dwt Toisa Sonata (built 2009) and 4,693-dwt Toisa Intrepid (built 1998) for 200 days at $29,000 (£18,000) a day each so the deal will bring in a total of $11.6m.
The platform supply vessels will support the drilling of four wells off the Falklands by the semi-submersible rig, Leiv Eriksson, owned by George Economou’s Ocean Rig.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.217.133 von keith am 15.10.11 18:28:43Die Dividende ist auf dem Kursniveau mehr als ein Trostpflaster. Sie ist geradezu sensationell und liegt über der Rendite von bundesdeutschen Staatsanleihen. Außerdem ist FOGL bei der Dividendenrendite überhaupt nicht eingepreist. Schon die weiteren anstehenden Bohrungen, ohne dass überhaupt je Öl gefördert wird, sollten zum Anstieg des Unternehmensgewinns beitragen. Die Aktie ist krass unterbewertet. Letztlich halte ich lieber Assets auf den Falklands als verbrieftes Papiergeld.
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