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Man könnte spekulieren, dass jetzt der weitere Berater ins Boot geholt wird, weil die Gespräche mit anderen Unternehmen zu einem Farmout anscheinend in das fortgeschrittene Stadium übergehen. FOGL selbst hatte ja mal Ende 2011/Anfang 2012 für den Abschluss solcher Deals genannt.
Das beste wäre natürlich, wenn man anschließend - neben dem Erhalt einer substantiellen Beteiligung - finanziell in der Lage wäre, auch die tieferen Prospects wie Scotia und Hero in der nächsten Kampagne H12012 zu testen.
Das beste wäre natürlich, wenn man anschließend - neben dem Erhalt einer substantiellen Beteiligung - finanziell in der Lage wäre, auch die tieferen Prospects wie Scotia und Hero in der nächsten Kampagne H12012 zu testen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.130.379 von teppichprofi am 24.09.11 06:43:42Schon klar, aber nicht bis zur nächsten Bohrung (auch wenn das Leif Erikson Rig leider ja nun wohl etwas später kommt). FOGL notiert unter Cash, da wird nicht viel noch duster"er".
Wenn nicht bald ein nutzbarer Ölfund zu melden ist, dann helfen solche
"Überbrückungsmeldungen" auch nicht mehr.
Dann wird es hier völlig duster.
"Überbrückungsmeldungen" auch nicht mehr.
Dann wird es hier völlig duster.
22 September 2011
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Appointment of Joint Broker
FOGL, the oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, announces that it has appointed Jefferies International Limited ("Jefferies") as Joint Broker alongside Oriel Securities ("Oriel") effective immediately. Oriel will also continue to act as the Company's Nominated Adviser. Jefferies is a major global investment bank and a leading oil and gas advisory firm.
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive of Falkland Oil and Gas, said:
"This is an important period for FOGL as we continue to work towards the commencement of the drilling campaign in the first quarter of 2012. We are pleased to have added Jefferies to our advisory team. Their strong global oil and gas franchise and highly experienced oil team will add considerable value in the months ahead."
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited
("FOGL" or "the Company")
Appointment of Joint Broker
FOGL, the oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, announces that it has appointed Jefferies International Limited ("Jefferies") as Joint Broker alongside Oriel Securities ("Oriel") effective immediately. Oriel will also continue to act as the Company's Nominated Adviser. Jefferies is a major global investment bank and a leading oil and gas advisory firm.
Tim Bushell, Chief Executive of Falkland Oil and Gas, said:
"This is an important period for FOGL as we continue to work towards the commencement of the drilling campaign in the first quarter of 2012. We are pleased to have added Jefferies to our advisory team. Their strong global oil and gas franchise and highly experienced oil team will add considerable value in the months ahead."
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Höhepunkte · Vertrag unterzeichnete für die Leiv Eiriksson Ölplattform für zwei feste Schlitze zur Hälfte erstes 2012. · Operatorship und restliche 51% Billigkeit im Nordlizenz-Bereich zugewiesen zurück zu FOGL durch BHP Billiton zusammen mit einer bedeutenden Barablösung. · Beendete die Aufstellungsortübersicht und das 2D seismische Programm. · Die Billigkeitsplazierung hob US$51.8 Million vor Unkosten an. Barguthaben von $110.6 Million am Zeitraumende (2010: $80.4m). · Vorhandene Kapital des Stroms, einschließlich BHPB Regelung, von $150.6 Million.
Naja ist eine Computerübersetzung.
Aber immerhin doch was, dass wieder etwas Hoffnung genen kann.
Höhepunkte · Vertrag unterzeichnete für die Leiv Eiriksson Ölplattform für zwei feste Schlitze zur Hälfte erstes 2012. · Operatorship und restliche 51% Billigkeit im Nordlizenz-Bereich zugewiesen zurück zu FOGL durch BHP Billiton zusammen mit einer bedeutenden Barablösung. · Beendete die Aufstellungsortübersicht und das 2D seismische Programm. · Die Billigkeitsplazierung hob US$51.8 Million vor Unkosten an. Barguthaben von $110.6 Million am Zeitraumende (2010: $80.4m). · Vorhandene Kapital des Stroms, einschließlich BHPB Regelung, von $150.6 Million.
Naja ist eine Computerübersetzung.
Aber immerhin doch was, dass wieder etwas Hoffnung genen kann.
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Highlights
· Contract signed for the Leiv Eiriksson drilling rig for two firm slots in first half 2012.
· Operatorship and remaining 51% equity in Northern Licence Area assigned back to FOGL by BHP Billiton together with a significant cash settlement.
· Completed the site survey and 2D seismic programme.
· Equity placing raised US$51.8 million before expenses. Cash balance of $110.6 million at period end (2010: $80.4m).
· Current available funds, including BHPB settlement, of $150.6 million.
· Contract signed for the Leiv Eiriksson drilling rig for two firm slots in first half 2012.
· Operatorship and remaining 51% equity in Northern Licence Area assigned back to FOGL by BHP Billiton together with a significant cash settlement.
· Completed the site survey and 2D seismic programme.
· Equity placing raised US$51.8 million before expenses. Cash balance of $110.6 million at period end (2010: $80.4m).
· Current available funds, including BHPB settlement, of $150.6 million.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.900.176 von Andrija am 05.08.11 13:08:16So, ich habe unter Cashbestand noch mal nachgelegt.
Da wir das Ende der Welt wie wir sie kennen vor uns haben, rufe ich jetzt bei Tim an und kläre das mit der Auschüttung des Restkapitals.
Macht ja eh alles keinen Sinn mehr da BHP ja wohl um seine Verträge nicht mehr erfüllen zu müssen, nur FOGL für einer MK von unter 70 Mio. Pfund kaufen muss. Damit bekämen sie dann mehr als Ihren Einsatz zurück - kein schlechtes Geschäft.
Da wir das Ende der Welt wie wir sie kennen vor uns haben, rufe ich jetzt bei Tim an und kläre das mit der Auschüttung des Restkapitals.
Macht ja eh alles keinen Sinn mehr da BHP ja wohl um seine Verträge nicht mehr erfüllen zu müssen, nur FOGL für einer MK von unter 70 Mio. Pfund kaufen muss. Damit bekämen sie dann mehr als Ihren Einsatz zurück - kein schlechtes Geschäft.
Fogl müsste immer noch einen Cashbestand von knapp 50p je Aktie haben. Damit haben wir heute mehrfach unter dem Cashbestand notiert. Wenn es weiter runtergehen sollte, müssen wir mal Tim fragen, ob er die Bohrung aussetzt und das restliche Geld an die Aktionäre ausschüttet.
Guten Morgen,
ein Artikel von heute - gefunden über Finanzen.net.
Falkland Oil & Gas
The billion-barrel oil hunters
Created: 22 July 2011 Written by: Martin Li
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/Features/...arrel-oil-hu…
Borders & Southern (BOR)/Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL)
The Falklands oil story continues to fascinate, even though last year's drilling campaign in the North Falkland basin returned just a solitary discovery for Rockhopper Exploration, leaving fellow explorer Desire Petroleum close to ruin.
While Rockhopper continues to appraise its Sea Lion strike – recent confirmation of commercial flow rates is encouraging – attention is turning to the largely unexplored South Falkland basin. The prospect sizes here are an order of magnitude larger than those in the north, although the targets are more remote, water depths are greater and the lack of previous drilling heightens geological risk. After years of trying to contract a suitable rig, Borders & Southern secured use of the Leiv Eriksson, an ultra-deep water, harsh-environment rig of which there are only around a dozen in the world. This will sail for the South Atlantic once it has completed drilling in Greenland this summer for Cairn Energy. Borders expects to drill the first of two exploration wells in late December, after which Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL) will drill two exploration wells next year.
Borders chief executive Howard Obee highlights several factors that mitigate the otherwise significant risks of exploring a 'wildcat' frontier. Geophysical signatures provide strong indications of hydrocarbons while three-dimensional (3D) seismic surveys help pinpoint optimum drilling locations along a trend that stretches west from Borders' acreage to a basin that has produced 6bn barrels of oil.
Borders will first drill the Darwin prospect, which has an estimated size of 300m-760m barrels of oil recoverable, and then the Stebbing prospect, which is estimated at 710m-1,280m barrels recoverable. Between them, these two wells will target nearly $20bn of value.
Following the two Borders wells, FOGL will drill its Loligo prospect and then a second well still to be decided. To give an idea of prospect scale, FOGL’s chief executive, Tim Bushell, says the Loligo structure covers an area the size of Greater London. Loligo has estimated mean prospective resources of 4.7bn barrels, although recoverable oil, for comparison with the Borders prospects, will be lower.
The chief executives caution that any discoveries will need to be at least 100m barrels of oil (and any gas discoveries will need to be multiple trillions of cubic feet) to stand any chance of being commercial. Mr Obee adds that each discovery will need to be commercial on a standalone basis since each is likely to be developed using a floating production and storage vessel rather than through a platform that could be shared. Nevertheless, these four wells could open up a new petroleum province with multi-billion barrel potential and investor interest will inevitably heighten through the autumn.
ein Artikel von heute - gefunden über Finanzen.net.
Falkland Oil & Gas
The billion-barrel oil hunters
Created: 22 July 2011 Written by: Martin Li
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/Features/...arrel-oil-hu…
Borders & Southern (BOR)/Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL)
The Falklands oil story continues to fascinate, even though last year's drilling campaign in the North Falkland basin returned just a solitary discovery for Rockhopper Exploration, leaving fellow explorer Desire Petroleum close to ruin.
While Rockhopper continues to appraise its Sea Lion strike – recent confirmation of commercial flow rates is encouraging – attention is turning to the largely unexplored South Falkland basin. The prospect sizes here are an order of magnitude larger than those in the north, although the targets are more remote, water depths are greater and the lack of previous drilling heightens geological risk. After years of trying to contract a suitable rig, Borders & Southern secured use of the Leiv Eriksson, an ultra-deep water, harsh-environment rig of which there are only around a dozen in the world. This will sail for the South Atlantic once it has completed drilling in Greenland this summer for Cairn Energy. Borders expects to drill the first of two exploration wells in late December, after which Falkland Oil & Gas (FOGL) will drill two exploration wells next year.
Borders chief executive Howard Obee highlights several factors that mitigate the otherwise significant risks of exploring a 'wildcat' frontier. Geophysical signatures provide strong indications of hydrocarbons while three-dimensional (3D) seismic surveys help pinpoint optimum drilling locations along a trend that stretches west from Borders' acreage to a basin that has produced 6bn barrels of oil.
Borders will first drill the Darwin prospect, which has an estimated size of 300m-760m barrels of oil recoverable, and then the Stebbing prospect, which is estimated at 710m-1,280m barrels recoverable. Between them, these two wells will target nearly $20bn of value.
Following the two Borders wells, FOGL will drill its Loligo prospect and then a second well still to be decided. To give an idea of prospect scale, FOGL’s chief executive, Tim Bushell, says the Loligo structure covers an area the size of Greater London. Loligo has estimated mean prospective resources of 4.7bn barrels, although recoverable oil, for comparison with the Borders prospects, will be lower.
The chief executives caution that any discoveries will need to be at least 100m barrels of oil (and any gas discoveries will need to be multiple trillions of cubic feet) to stand any chance of being commercial. Mr Obee adds that each discovery will need to be commercial on a standalone basis since each is likely to be developed using a floating production and storage vessel rather than through a platform that could be shared. Nevertheless, these four wells could open up a new petroleum province with multi-billion barrel potential and investor interest will inevitably heighten through the autumn.
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