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Borders & Southern Petroleum plc
23 August 2012
23 August 2012
Borders & Southern Petroleum plc
("Borders & Southern" or "the Company")
Darwin Fluid Analysis
Borders & Southern (AIM: BOR) is pleased to announce the results of the Darwin fluid sample analysis. As previously reported, well 61/17-1 encountered a good quality sandstone reservoir comprising 67.8m of net pay with an average porosity of 22%. The gas condensate reservoir was sampled at four separate levels with 3 fluid samples taken at each level.
The initial condensate yield from the Darwin gas samples, as measured in a laboratory separator test, varies from 123 to 140 stb/MMscf. The API gravity of the condensate is 46 to 49 degrees. Based on the condensate yield and ongoing reservoir modelling, the Company estimates the recoverable volume of condensate to be 130 to 250 million barrels with a mid case of 190 million barrels.
Following these positive laboratory results, the Board will approve a work programme that includes appraisal drilling of the Darwin discovery. Additional wells are necessary to confirm the initial resource estimates and establish a commercial development. In the coming months, activity will focus on a comprehensive technical evaluation of all the data collected from well 61/17-1 and a review of potential development concepts along with project economics.
These results have exciting implications for the Company's prospect and lead inventory and particularly for those prospects in the Lower Cretaceous play fairway to the south of the Falkland Islands. Borders & Southern's prospect inventory contains further relatively low risk structural prospects of a similar size to Darwin along with stratigraphically trapped fans of slightly higher risk but larger scale. Some of these prospects will be targeted in the next drilling phase with the objective of adding to the discovered resources of Darwin and building a core development area.
Discussions with a seismic contractor regarding the acquisition of additional 3D seismic are in progress and we plan to have a vessel in the Falklands at the start of 2013 to commence the survey. This survey will focus on similar prospects to Darwin currently outside our existing 3D area. Whilst the final costs of the 2012 drilling programme will not be fully known until after the demobilisation of the rig later in the year, the Company can state that it is fully funded for the 3D seismic acquisition and processing, the reprocessing of the Company's 2007 3D seismic data and all the technical studies that need to be undertaken on the samples collected from the two wells.
Given the encouraging results from the Darwin well, the Company will start planning the next drilling programme, which is likely to include both exploration and appraisal wells. The timing of drilling will be dependent on rig availability, but realistically this will not occur before 2014. The Company is currently exploring the best way to fund the next phase of the programme, including the possibility of now bringing in partners.
Borders & Southern Petroleum plc
23 August 2012
23 August 2012
Borders & Southern Petroleum plc
("Borders & Southern" or "the Company")
Darwin Fluid Analysis
Borders & Southern (AIM: BOR) is pleased to announce the results of the Darwin fluid sample analysis. As previously reported, well 61/17-1 encountered a good quality sandstone reservoir comprising 67.8m of net pay with an average porosity of 22%. The gas condensate reservoir was sampled at four separate levels with 3 fluid samples taken at each level.
The initial condensate yield from the Darwin gas samples, as measured in a laboratory separator test, varies from 123 to 140 stb/MMscf. The API gravity of the condensate is 46 to 49 degrees. Based on the condensate yield and ongoing reservoir modelling, the Company estimates the recoverable volume of condensate to be 130 to 250 million barrels with a mid case of 190 million barrels.
Following these positive laboratory results, the Board will approve a work programme that includes appraisal drilling of the Darwin discovery. Additional wells are necessary to confirm the initial resource estimates and establish a commercial development. In the coming months, activity will focus on a comprehensive technical evaluation of all the data collected from well 61/17-1 and a review of potential development concepts along with project economics.
These results have exciting implications for the Company's prospect and lead inventory and particularly for those prospects in the Lower Cretaceous play fairway to the south of the Falkland Islands. Borders & Southern's prospect inventory contains further relatively low risk structural prospects of a similar size to Darwin along with stratigraphically trapped fans of slightly higher risk but larger scale. Some of these prospects will be targeted in the next drilling phase with the objective of adding to the discovered resources of Darwin and building a core development area.
Discussions with a seismic contractor regarding the acquisition of additional 3D seismic are in progress and we plan to have a vessel in the Falklands at the start of 2013 to commence the survey. This survey will focus on similar prospects to Darwin currently outside our existing 3D area. Whilst the final costs of the 2012 drilling programme will not be fully known until after the demobilisation of the rig later in the year, the Company can state that it is fully funded for the 3D seismic acquisition and processing, the reprocessing of the Company's 2007 3D seismic data and all the technical studies that need to be undertaken on the samples collected from the two wells.
Given the encouraging results from the Darwin well, the Company will start planning the next drilling programme, which is likely to include both exploration and appraisal wells. The timing of drilling will be dependent on rig availability, but realistically this will not occur before 2014. The Company is currently exploring the best way to fund the next phase of the programme, including the possibility of now bringing in partners.
Alles im Lot 
Richard Liddell, Chairman of FOGL, said:
"The first half of 2012 was a very significant period in the development of our business, with an equity issue raising gross proceeds of £48.5m (US$71.8m) in January 2012 and subsequent farmouts to Edison International and Noble Energy. FOGL is in the enviable position of having a very strong balance sheet, leading industry partners and the potential to realise value across our large acreage position in the Falkland Islands.
"Following the period end, we have entered into a very exciting phase for the business and our partners, commencing with the spudding of our high impact Loligo exploration well. I look forward to providing updates on our operations as the year progresses."
Richard Liddell, Chairman of FOGL, said:
"The first half of 2012 was a very significant period in the development of our business, with an equity issue raising gross proceeds of £48.5m (US$71.8m) in January 2012 and subsequent farmouts to Edison International and Noble Energy. FOGL is in the enviable position of having a very strong balance sheet, leading industry partners and the potential to realise value across our large acreage position in the Falkland Islands.
"Following the period end, we have entered into a very exciting phase for the business and our partners, commencing with the spudding of our high impact Loligo exploration well. I look forward to providing updates on our operations as the year progresses."
Für den HV-Besuch musst Du in Deutschland ja üblicherweise Deine Bank mit der Beschaffung einer Eintrittskarte beauftragen. Dies klappt ja i.d.R. reibungslos. Genauso mache ich es in GB, mit dem Unterschied, dass ich keine Eintrittskarte zugeschickt bekomme, sondern dass am Registierungstisch der HV ein Schreiben hinterlegt wird (suche ich bei Gelegenheit mal raus, wie dies heißt). Mit dem Personalausweis kommt man dann rein und kann auch mit abstimmen (was anders als bei uns immer am Anfang geschieht und normalerweise in wenigen Minuten durchgewunken ist). Man kann zur Sicherheit die Gesellschaft(en) noch direkt anmailen und freundlich nachfragen, ob alles o.k. ist. Ich habe bisher immer sehr nette und hilfsbereite Mitarbeiter vorgefunden. Falls Deine Bank mit dem Papieram überfordert ist, besteht auch immer noch die Möglichkeit, einen aktuellen Deoptauszug mitzunehmen und als Gast teilzunehmen. Auch hier sollte man sicherheitshalber die Gesellschaft zuvor anmailen, damit es keine bösen Überraschungen vor Ort gibt. Ich reise auch immer mit einer gewissen Unsicherheit wegen der organisatorischen Dinge an, bislang hat aber immer alles gut geklappt (BOR, FOGL, RKH), und ich bin immer sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend behandelt worden (England eben...).
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.519.213 von value_seeker am 22.08.12 09:34:04Dann haben wir das gleiche Anlagekonzept. Bei Gelegenheit musst Du mir mal verraten wie Du es auf die BOR HV geschafft hast. Ich habe ähnliches für FIH versucht und bin immer an der Legitimation über die Hausbank bzw. die beauftragte Gesellschaft gescheitert.
Bin seit Jahren u.a. bei BOR dabei. Habe zuletzt nach der HV und nach dem Absturz aufgestockt. Ich bin nicht für einen schnellen Euro hier sondern als Investor, der an die Basisstory glaubt. Und dabei bin ich bisher per saldo nicht enttäuscht worden. Geduld ist angesagt.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.518.413 von value_seeker am 21.08.12 22:31:39Dann hast Du bei Borders aufgestockt bzw. gekauft? Mit der RNS ist ja leider nichts geworden.
Nochmals zur Verdeutlichung: es handelt sich um einen Gaskondensatfund. Gas ist auch dabei, wie bereits berichtet. Der besonders interessante Teil ist das Kondensat, bei Umgebungsbedingungen eine dünnflüssige, leicht bräunliche und fast durchsichtige Flüssigkeit (habe sie selbst in Händen gehalten). Obee meinte auf der Borders-HV (leicht scherzhaft aber ernst gemeint), man könne das Kondensat so wie es ist in den Tank kippen und sein Auto damit betreiben. M.E. unterschätzt der Markt hier völlig, was Borders gefunden hat, zunächst einmal auch ganz unabhängig von der Menge.
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Könnte sein, dass Borders & Southern morgen meldet, ob deren Gasfund kommerziell ist. Positive Nachrichten sollten FOGL einen Schub geben.
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