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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.153.039 von Trader evil am 11.05.12 14:43:06is in talks ???
sind die Inder jetzt eingestiegen oder nicht.
Gibt es irgendwo eine Bestätigung ??
sind die Inder jetzt eingestiegen oder nicht.
Gibt es irgendwo eine Bestätigung ??
Sorry Blacksidi habe zu spät alles von heute gelesen.
Es könnte hierauf zurück zuführen sein :
May 11 (PTI) -- ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake in an exploration block off Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic sea.
OVL is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake of UK-listed Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd in two exploration blocks, lying 350 miles off the Southern tip of Argentina, sources privy to the
development said. FOGL, an oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, will retain operatorship of the licence.
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 meter to 2,000 meter. The resources estimate of 15 prospects identified may hold up to 15 billion barrels of oil equivalent or 46 Trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.
As per the terms being discussed with FOGL, OVL would contribute its pro-rata share of 2012 drilling programme, comprising two exploration wells. OVL would also pay its pro-
rata share of certain historical costs incurred during 2011 related to preparation for drilling this year. The costs incurred are estimated to be USD 68 million.
Besides, OVL would make a cash payment of USD 40 million. If the Loligo prospect, where drilling is due this year, turns out to be a gas discovery, a liquefied natural gas (LNG)
terminal would be built onshore with a capacity of about 7 million tons per annum for exports to consumption centres like India.
But if the reserves are of lesser than quantity, a floating LNG project may be developed, they said. FOGL plans to drill one exploration well (Loligo) in Phase-1 in the Northern License Area. In Southern Licence Area it has committed to drill one well by December 30, 2015.
As per the licence terms, a Discovery Area can be held for five years to allow time for appraisal drilling and submission of a development plan, sources said adding exploitation
(production) period has been capped at 35 years.
May 11 (PTI) -- ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake in an exploration block off Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic sea.
OVL is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake of UK-listed Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd in two exploration blocks, lying 350 miles off the Southern tip of Argentina, sources privy to the
development said. FOGL, an oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, will retain operatorship of the licence.
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 meter to 2,000 meter. The resources estimate of 15 prospects identified may hold up to 15 billion barrels of oil equivalent or 46 Trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.
As per the terms being discussed with FOGL, OVL would contribute its pro-rata share of 2012 drilling programme, comprising two exploration wells. OVL would also pay its pro-
rata share of certain historical costs incurred during 2011 related to preparation for drilling this year. The costs incurred are estimated to be USD 68 million.
Besides, OVL would make a cash payment of USD 40 million. If the Loligo prospect, where drilling is due this year, turns out to be a gas discovery, a liquefied natural gas (LNG)
terminal would be built onshore with a capacity of about 7 million tons per annum for exports to consumption centres like India.
But if the reserves are of lesser than quantity, a floating LNG project may be developed, they said. FOGL plans to drill one exploration well (Loligo) in Phase-1 in the Northern License Area. In Southern Licence Area it has committed to drill one well by December 30, 2015.
As per the licence terms, a Discovery Area can be held for five years to allow time for appraisal drilling and submission of a development plan, sources said adding exploitation
(production) period has been capped at 35 years.
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May 11 (PTI) -- ONGC Videsh Ltd, the overseas arm of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake in an exploration block off Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic sea.
OVL is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake of UK-listed Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd in two exploration blocks, lying 350 miles off the Southern tip of Argentina, sources privy to the
development said. FOGL, an oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, will retain operatorship of the licence.
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 meter to 2,000 meter. The resources estimate of 15 prospects identified may hold up to 15 billion barrels of oil equivalent or 46 Trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.
As per the terms being discussed with FOGL, OVL would contribute its pro-rata share of 2012 drilling programme, comprising two exploration wells. OVL would also pay its pro-
rata share of certain historical costs incurred during 2011 related to preparation for drilling this year. The costs incurred are estimated to be USD 68 million.
Besides, OVL would make a cash payment of USD 40 million. If the Loligo prospect, where drilling is due this year, turns out to be a gas discovery, a liquefied natural gas (LNG)
terminal would be built onshore with a capacity of about 7 million tons per annum for exports to consumption centres like India.
But if the reserves are of lesser than quantity, a floating LNG project may be developed, they said. FOGL plans to drill one exploration well (Loligo) in Phase-1 in the Northern License Area. In Southern Licence Area it has committed to drill one well by December 30, 2015.
As per the licence terms, a Discovery Area can be held for five years to allow time for appraisal drilling and submission of a development plan, sources said adding exploitation
(production) period has been capped at 35 years.
OVL is in talks to buy 25 per cent stake of UK-listed Falkland Oil and Gas Ltd in two exploration blocks, lying 350 miles off the Southern tip of Argentina, sources privy to the
development said. FOGL, an oil and gas exploration company focused on its extensive licence areas to the South and East of the Falkland Islands, will retain operatorship of the licence.
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 meter to 2,000 meter. The resources estimate of 15 prospects identified may hold up to 15 billion barrels of oil equivalent or 46 Trillion cubic feet of gas reserves.
As per the terms being discussed with FOGL, OVL would contribute its pro-rata share of 2012 drilling programme, comprising two exploration wells. OVL would also pay its pro-
rata share of certain historical costs incurred during 2011 related to preparation for drilling this year. The costs incurred are estimated to be USD 68 million.
Besides, OVL would make a cash payment of USD 40 million. If the Loligo prospect, where drilling is due this year, turns out to be a gas discovery, a liquefied natural gas (LNG)
terminal would be built onshore with a capacity of about 7 million tons per annum for exports to consumption centres like India.
But if the reserves are of lesser than quantity, a floating LNG project may be developed, they said. FOGL plans to drill one exploration well (Loligo) in Phase-1 in the Northern License Area. In Southern Licence Area it has committed to drill one well by December 30, 2015.
As per the licence terms, a Discovery Area can be held for five years to allow time for appraisal drilling and submission of a development plan, sources said adding exploitation
(production) period has been capped at 35 years.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.152.208 von reini81 am 11.05.12 12:17:33Hallo Reini 
Ja, Fogl halte ich bis zum Schluss...
Ja, Fogl halte ich bis zum Schluss...
Hallo allseits - Lesezeichen!
@ahorne, bist du auch/noch dabei?
Beste Grüße
reini81
@ahorne, bist du auch/noch dabei?
Beste Grüße
reini81
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.143.426 von Blacksidi am 09.05.12 20:35:51Ich freue mich auch schon richtig auf die nächsten Wochen:
1. FOGL müsste schon bald den Farm In Partner bekannt geben.
2. In kürze kommt die Analyse der Darwin Bohrung.
3. Rund 40 Tage dan haben wir die nächsten Bohrergenisse von BOS
Die Zeichen stehen auf steigende Kurse
1. FOGL müsste schon bald den Farm In Partner bekannt geben.
2. In kürze kommt die Analyse der Darwin Bohrung.
3. Rund 40 Tage dan haben wir die nächsten Bohrergenisse von BOS
Die Zeichen stehen auf steigende Kurse
Es geht weiter zu Stebbing............
Hier ist der Goldman Kommentar aus dem UK Boards:
Here is the Goldman comment. They are being "uber" conservative with their target prices and risk ratings, but this is high risk stuff.
They say pre-drill target price is 212p and should Loligo and Scotia strike oil they would apply a 1740% rise on that - to give post discovery (before any appraisal) target price of 3688pence a share (ignoring all the other leads that would be derisked by success).
I did put the upside for FOGL at 30 pounds a share for year end - seems like Goldmans agree on the upside for this 2 well campaign, even with their very conservative thinking of FOGL.
I also think FOGL might touch 200p before Loligo results and so, agree with them on that figure too.
Their comment :
........We upgrade Falkland Oil and Gas from Neutral to Buy with a 12-month target price of 212p (from 94p) implying 126% potential upside. On updating for FOGL’s recent equity placing on January 13, 2012 and updating the drilling programme to include more optimal well selection allowed by the additional funds, we believe the stock now offers an attractive risk/reward balance and add the stock to the Buy List.
We also believe the recent announcement regarding FOGL’s acreage farm-out to another industry player also provides some assurance as to the viability of the company’s acreage, while the gas condensate discovery at the Borders and Southern Darwin East well has also served to highlight the prospectivity of the southern part of the basin (in which FOGL has acreage – albeit with no plans to drill in the current campaign). We assume that the company drills the Loligo and Scotia prospects as part of this drilling campaign. Despite the success of the Darwin East prospect we would still regard these prospects as relatively high risk and as such apply conservative chances of success (8% for Loligo and 8% for Soctia with a c.50% chance of encountering liquids – a higher risking than for Borders & Southern’s remaining Stebbing prospect to reflect the 3D seismic that Borders possesses and the de-risking impact of Darwin).
Success at these prospects would be transformational for the company, with the potential to
increase our valuation by c.1740% in the oil case, even without including the derisking impact success would have on the rest of the basin. The company has worked up a large number of prospects and leads across multiple play types in its sizable acreage position, giving substantial running room in the event of success. Despite our conservative risking, there is still 126% potential upside to our target price......
Here is the Goldman comment. They are being "uber" conservative with their target prices and risk ratings, but this is high risk stuff.
They say pre-drill target price is 212p and should Loligo and Scotia strike oil they would apply a 1740% rise on that - to give post discovery (before any appraisal) target price of 3688pence a share (ignoring all the other leads that would be derisked by success).
I did put the upside for FOGL at 30 pounds a share for year end - seems like Goldmans agree on the upside for this 2 well campaign, even with their very conservative thinking of FOGL.
I also think FOGL might touch 200p before Loligo results and so, agree with them on that figure too.
Their comment :
........We upgrade Falkland Oil and Gas from Neutral to Buy with a 12-month target price of 212p (from 94p) implying 126% potential upside. On updating for FOGL’s recent equity placing on January 13, 2012 and updating the drilling programme to include more optimal well selection allowed by the additional funds, we believe the stock now offers an attractive risk/reward balance and add the stock to the Buy List.
We also believe the recent announcement regarding FOGL’s acreage farm-out to another industry player also provides some assurance as to the viability of the company’s acreage, while the gas condensate discovery at the Borders and Southern Darwin East well has also served to highlight the prospectivity of the southern part of the basin (in which FOGL has acreage – albeit with no plans to drill in the current campaign). We assume that the company drills the Loligo and Scotia prospects as part of this drilling campaign. Despite the success of the Darwin East prospect we would still regard these prospects as relatively high risk and as such apply conservative chances of success (8% for Loligo and 8% for Soctia with a c.50% chance of encountering liquids – a higher risking than for Borders & Southern’s remaining Stebbing prospect to reflect the 3D seismic that Borders possesses and the de-risking impact of Darwin).
Success at these prospects would be transformational for the company, with the potential to
increase our valuation by c.1740% in the oil case, even without including the derisking impact success would have on the rest of the basin. The company has worked up a large number of prospects and leads across multiple play types in its sizable acreage position, giving substantial running room in the event of success. Despite our conservative risking, there is still 126% potential upside to our target price......
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