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So soll es sein!
Zwar habe ich (und vermutlich nicht nur ich) die Entscheidung, FOGL mehrere Jahre durchzuhalten, finanzrational betrachtet desöfteren bereuen dürfen (die Möglichkeit der Bekanntgabe eines vorteilhaften zweiten Farm-ins oder der Bohrplattformanmietung stand ja quasi ständig im Raume), aber nun ist es angesichts des baldigen Anbruchs des Jahres der Entscheidung für FOGL auch egal.
In Deutschland wurde meines Wissens bislang erst zweimal über die Falklandstory berichtet, Datum etc. weiß ich allerdings nicht mehr. Möglich, dass es der Spiegel war. Der erste Bericht liegt - glaube ich - mehrere Jahre zurück, der zweite vielleicht eines oder zwei. War allerding auch alles andere als prominent aufgemacht und hat natürlich keine größeren Wellen geschlagen.
Das Potential ist - insbesondere in Anbetracht der nun für Toroa und Loligo "eingelochten" Aktienanzahl - in der Tat gewaltig. Wenn diese Geschichte funktioniert, dann aber richtig. Wenn nicht, dann halt nicht.
Und vorläufig können wir die Sache hier noch in aller Ruhe genießen. Möglich, dass das nicht mehr lange der Fall sein wird.
Schönen Wochenstart,
BReal
Zwar habe ich (und vermutlich nicht nur ich) die Entscheidung, FOGL mehrere Jahre durchzuhalten, finanzrational betrachtet desöfteren bereuen dürfen (die Möglichkeit der Bekanntgabe eines vorteilhaften zweiten Farm-ins oder der Bohrplattformanmietung stand ja quasi ständig im Raume), aber nun ist es angesichts des baldigen Anbruchs des Jahres der Entscheidung für FOGL auch egal.
In Deutschland wurde meines Wissens bislang erst zweimal über die Falklandstory berichtet, Datum etc. weiß ich allerdings nicht mehr. Möglich, dass es der Spiegel war. Der erste Bericht liegt - glaube ich - mehrere Jahre zurück, der zweite vielleicht eines oder zwei. War allerding auch alles andere als prominent aufgemacht und hat natürlich keine größeren Wellen geschlagen.
Das Potential ist - insbesondere in Anbetracht der nun für Toroa und Loligo "eingelochten" Aktienanzahl - in der Tat gewaltig. Wenn diese Geschichte funktioniert, dann aber richtig. Wenn nicht, dann halt nicht.
Und vorläufig können wir die Sache hier noch in aller Ruhe genießen. Möglich, dass das nicht mehr lange der Fall sein wird.
Schönen Wochenstart,
BReal
Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit der Kapitalerhöhung und hierbei insbesondere mit dem Umstand, dass wir nicht weitere Prozente abegegeben haben. Dies war (und ist) immer meine Sorge gewesen, und dies habe ich Tim Bushell in einem Gespräch auch gesagt (keine Sorge, ich überschätze meinen Einfluss nicht ;-)). Und wenn wir uns der Kampagne von Desire anschließen und Toroa anbohren würden, wäre dies ein sehr guter Schachzug vor unserer eigentlichen Tiefseekampagne.
Was mich immer wieder verwundert ist die geringe Aufmerksamkeit, die das Thema auf sich zieht. In den deutschen Medien ist nach meiner Beobachtung bislang totale Fehlanzeige. Oder habt ihr etwas mitbekommen? Auch in den Foren ist ziemlich tote Hose. Über so viel anderen Mist wird sich das Maul zerissen, aber hier besteht bei allen vorhandenen Risiken eine m.E. sehr reelle Chance, sein Kapital zu verzehn- oder gar zu verhundertfachen, und niemanden interessiert es. Na ja, mir solls egal sein. Ich wünsche allen, die bislang so gedulig auf den Startschuß des Projekts FI gewartet haben, dass sie für das mehrjährige Warten und die Übernahme des Risikos alsbald rechlichst belohnt werden.
value_seeker
Was mich immer wieder verwundert ist die geringe Aufmerksamkeit, die das Thema auf sich zieht. In den deutschen Medien ist nach meiner Beobachtung bislang totale Fehlanzeige. Oder habt ihr etwas mitbekommen? Auch in den Foren ist ziemlich tote Hose. Über so viel anderen Mist wird sich das Maul zerissen, aber hier besteht bei allen vorhandenen Risiken eine m.E. sehr reelle Chance, sein Kapital zu verzehn- oder gar zu verhundertfachen, und niemanden interessiert es. Na ja, mir solls egal sein. Ich wünsche allen, die bislang so gedulig auf den Startschuß des Projekts FI gewartet haben, dass sie für das mehrjährige Warten und die Übernahme des Risikos alsbald rechlichst belohnt werden.
value_seeker
Ich dachte, ERST das Rig, DANN die Kapitalerhöhung ...
Allerdings stehen wir nun, ohne weiteres Farm-in und für Toroa und Loligo voll durchfinanziert, erst bei knapp 146 Mio. Aktien plus Optionen und Wandler, was - gemessen an meinen Verwässerungserwartungen/-befürchtungen - immer noch hervorragend ist.
Allerdings stehen wir nun, ohne weiteres Farm-in und für Toroa und Loligo voll durchfinanziert, erst bei knapp 146 Mio. Aktien plus Optionen und Wandler, was - gemessen an meinen Verwässerungserwartungen/-befürchtungen - immer noch hervorragend ist.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Falkland Oil & Gas to raise £50 million for East Falklands drilling programme
Falkland Oil & Gas Limited (AIM: FOGL) has announced a placing of 43.5 million shares to raise £50 million to fund its share of the planned drilling programme in the East Falklands Basin and help the company meet its working capital requirements through to the end of 2011.
The placing price of 115 pence represents a discount to the company’s closing price of 136 pence yesterday.
The company said its joint venture (JV) with BHP Billiton (LSE: BLT) is seeking a deepwater rig to drill the first ever exploration well in the basin and was in advanced discussions with Desire Petroleum over the Ocean Guardian rig. It is ontracted by Desire to drill a four-well programme and is expected to arrive in Falkland waters in February next year.
Should it be contracted, the rig will be used to drill the Toroa prospect, which is estimated to have mean, gross, unrisked prospective resources oh 1.7 billion barrels and a range between 380 million barrels and 2.9 billion barrels.
The total mobilisation and drilling costs couple with the modifications required for the rig to enable it to drill in this depth of water will cost the company a total £12 million.
Other prospects in the area, Loligo, Nimrod and Endeavour lie at greater depths and are best suited for being drilled by a drillship or semi-submersible, with the JV currently looking to contract such a rig later in 2010 to complete its minimum work commitment of two wells and possibly drill other discretionary wells. The net cost to FOGL for the mobilisation of a deepwater rig and the associated drilling programme is currently expected to be around £30 million.
http://proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/10635/falklan…
toroa ist halt ne andere baustelle...
sieht doch alles sehr gut aus,
ne gute wette
Falkland Oil & Gas to raise £50 million for East Falklands drilling programme
Falkland Oil & Gas Limited (AIM: FOGL) has announced a placing of 43.5 million shares to raise £50 million to fund its share of the planned drilling programme in the East Falklands Basin and help the company meet its working capital requirements through to the end of 2011.
The placing price of 115 pence represents a discount to the company’s closing price of 136 pence yesterday.
The company said its joint venture (JV) with BHP Billiton (LSE: BLT) is seeking a deepwater rig to drill the first ever exploration well in the basin and was in advanced discussions with Desire Petroleum over the Ocean Guardian rig. It is ontracted by Desire to drill a four-well programme and is expected to arrive in Falkland waters in February next year.
Should it be contracted, the rig will be used to drill the Toroa prospect, which is estimated to have mean, gross, unrisked prospective resources oh 1.7 billion barrels and a range between 380 million barrels and 2.9 billion barrels.
The total mobilisation and drilling costs couple with the modifications required for the rig to enable it to drill in this depth of water will cost the company a total £12 million.
Other prospects in the area, Loligo, Nimrod and Endeavour lie at greater depths and are best suited for being drilled by a drillship or semi-submersible, with the JV currently looking to contract such a rig later in 2010 to complete its minimum work commitment of two wells and possibly drill other discretionary wells. The net cost to FOGL for the mobilisation of a deepwater rig and the associated drilling programme is currently expected to be around £30 million.
http://proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/10635/falklan…
toroa ist halt ne andere baustelle...
sieht doch alles sehr gut aus,
ne gute wette
Das ganze schien nur eine Formsache zu sein: 
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Announces Completion Of Placing
6:21am EST
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced that further to the Company's earlier announcement in respect of its intention to raise GBP50 million before expenses, Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced the completion of the placing of 43,478,261 new ordinary shares of GBP0.00002 in the capital of the Company (Ordinary Shares) at a price of GBP1.15 per share (the Placing Price) (the Placing Shares) (the Placing).
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Announces Completion Of Placing
6:21am EST
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced that further to the Company's earlier announcement in respect of its intention to raise GBP50 million before expenses, Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced the completion of the placing of 43,478,261 new ordinary shares of GBP0.00002 in the capital of the Company (Ordinary Shares) at a price of GBP1.15 per share (the Placing Price) (the Placing Shares) (the Placing).
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.459.062 von MaloneBS am 26.11.09 10:15:44Nachtrag: Der Beitrag von BHP und weitere Lizenzen:
Wenn ich das richtig verstehe hat FOGL noch Lizenzen zu denen BHP noch keine Rechte hat.
http://www.fogl.com/about/documents/FOGLPressRelease_000.pdf
...Under the terms of the farm-out agreement announced on 2 October 2007 BHP Billiton had the
option to further increase its interest in the licences. BHP Billiton has decided to exercise this
option by increasing its interest to 51%. Consequently, BHP Billiton will pay four thirds of 51%
(approximately 68%) of the costs of the near term work programme, including the drilling of two
exploration wells and all other associated work to the completion of this drilling work. In
addition, BHP Billiton will pay FOGL a further US$2.75 million in relation to certain costs already
incurred by the company. At end 2007 FOGL’s forecast cash position is £12.2 million (US$25
million). As such, FOGL is now funded through a significant proportion of the near term
exploration programme, which will include the drilling of the first two exploration wells.
Since announcing the agreement with BHP Billiton, FOGL has had discussions with a number of
other parties potentially interested in farming in to the area.
Wenn ich das richtig verstehe hat FOGL noch Lizenzen zu denen BHP noch keine Rechte hat.
http://www.fogl.com/about/documents/FOGLPressRelease_000.pdf
...Under the terms of the farm-out agreement announced on 2 October 2007 BHP Billiton had the
option to further increase its interest in the licences. BHP Billiton has decided to exercise this
option by increasing its interest to 51%. Consequently, BHP Billiton will pay four thirds of 51%
(approximately 68%) of the costs of the near term work programme, including the drilling of two
exploration wells and all other associated work to the completion of this drilling work. In
addition, BHP Billiton will pay FOGL a further US$2.75 million in relation to certain costs already
incurred by the company. At end 2007 FOGL’s forecast cash position is £12.2 million (US$25
million). As such, FOGL is now funded through a significant proportion of the near term
exploration programme, which will include the drilling of the first two exploration wells.
Since announcing the agreement with BHP Billiton, FOGL has had discussions with a number of
other parties potentially interested in farming in to the area.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.458.744 von MaloneBS am 26.11.09 09:41:33http://www.fogl.com/investor/documents/Prelimresultsfortheye…
Was hat FOGL von Farm-in mit BHP Billiton?:
...The farm-in deal with BHP Billiton was transformational for FOGL at the time, and in today’s economic
climate, the transaction looks even better for FOGL and its shareholders. FOGL retained a material 49%
interest in its licences, whilst at the same time BHP Billiton is funding more than two thirds of the committed
two well programme. Through the farm-in, FOGL has secured a partnership with a major Exploration and
Production company with substantial resources, an excellent deep-water exploration track-record, good
contacts in the rig market and the determination to move the project forward in a timely manner.
...BHP Billiton has been working to secure a suitable drilling rig and it is currently expected that the drilling
programme will commence in late 2009 or early 2010. (Naja, das Ziel haben Sie wohl erst mal verfehlt...)
Was hat FOGL von Farm-in mit BHP Billiton?:
...The farm-in deal with BHP Billiton was transformational for FOGL at the time, and in today’s economic
climate, the transaction looks even better for FOGL and its shareholders. FOGL retained a material 49%
interest in its licences, whilst at the same time BHP Billiton is funding more than two thirds of the committed
two well programme. Through the farm-in, FOGL has secured a partnership with a major Exploration and
Production company with substantial resources, an excellent deep-water exploration track-record, good
contacts in the rig market and the determination to move the project forward in a timely manner.
...BHP Billiton has been working to secure a suitable drilling rig and it is currently expected that the drilling
programme will commence in late 2009 or early 2010. (Naja, das Ziel haben Sie wohl erst mal verfehlt...)
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_i…
...It also said that its joint venture with BHP Billiton in advanced discussions with Desire Petroleum to contract the Ocean Guardian anchored rig to drill what will be the first ever exploration well in the area.
The money will also finance a deepwater programme of one committed well and other possible discretionary wells, expected to start later in 2010, and meet working capital requirements to the end of 2011.
FOGL estimates that the net cost to the company for the mobilisation of a deepwater rig and the associated drilling programme is about �30m.
...It also said that its joint venture with BHP Billiton in advanced discussions with Desire Petroleum to contract the Ocean Guardian anchored rig to drill what will be the first ever exploration well in the area.
The money will also finance a deepwater programme of one committed well and other possible discretionary wells, expected to start later in 2010, and meet working capital requirements to the end of 2011.
FOGL estimates that the net cost to the company for the mobilisation of a deepwater rig and the associated drilling programme is about �30m.
Hmmm, dacht eigentlich, dass BHP den Löwenanteil am drilling übernehmen sollte. Was gibt BHP nochmals für seinen ca 50% Anteil an den Lizenzen von FOGL?
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Announces Placing To Raise GBP50 Million For Planned Drilling Programme
2:00am EST
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced its intention to conditionally place 43,478,261 new ordinary shares of 0.002 pence in the capital of the Company (ordinary shares) at a price of 115 pence per share (placing price) (placing shares) to raise GBP50 million before expenses (placing). The net proceeds will be used to fully fund the Company's share of the costs of the planned drilling programme. The net proceeds will also meet the Company's working capital requirements through to the end of 2011. Oriel Securities has agreed to use its reasonable endeavours to procure subscribers for the placing shares. The placing has not been underwritten. The Company will apply for admission of the Placing Shares to trading on the AIM market operated by the London Stock Exchange (Admission). It is expected that Admission will take place and that trading will commence on December 1, 2009.
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?rpc=66…
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited Announces Placing To Raise GBP50 Million For Planned Drilling Programme
2:00am EST
Falkland Oil and Gas Limited announced its intention to conditionally place 43,478,261 new ordinary shares of 0.002 pence in the capital of the Company (ordinary shares) at a price of 115 pence per share (placing price) (placing shares) to raise GBP50 million before expenses (placing). The net proceeds will be used to fully fund the Company's share of the costs of the planned drilling programme. The net proceeds will also meet the Company's working capital requirements through to the end of 2011. Oriel Securities has agreed to use its reasonable endeavours to procure subscribers for the placing shares. The placing has not been underwritten. The Company will apply for admission of the Placing Shares to trading on the AIM market operated by the London Stock Exchange (Admission). It is expected that Admission will take place and that trading will commence on December 1, 2009.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.438.968 von BaronOppenSAL am 23.11.09 16:48:13Das könnte also auch das Rig für FOGL/BHP werden 
:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/highlands_and_is…
A tug boat is to haul a North Sea oil and gas exploration rig from a Highlands deep water port on a 62-day journey to the Falkland Islands.
The Ocean Guardian rig will be used by Desire Petroleum to explore reserves in the North Falkland Basin.
:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/highlands_and_is…
A tug boat is to haul a North Sea oil and gas exploration rig from a Highlands deep water port on a 62-day journey to the Falkland Islands.
The Ocean Guardian rig will be used by Desire Petroleum to explore reserves in the North Falkland Basin.
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