Tag: Sound Energy

Posted on by Mariette Posted in Daily Blog, Interviews — No Comments ↓

Today I talk about management changes at Sound Energy as its metamorphosis continues and also Coro Energy as it announces another successful well. Echo Energy has completed its deal and now looks forward to Tapi Aike whilst Eco Atlantic has fallen due to heavy oil, unnecessarily in my view. At Wentworth former CEO Eskil Jersing has been given the El Bow as potential acquisitions failed to materialise. There is a Longboat coming over the horizon laden with former Faroe management looking for funding to go back and do it all again. And Talon Petroleum is also queuing up to invest more in the North Sea. Finally a slate of video interviews by myself and VSA CEO Andrew Monk recorded at Africa Oil Week.

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Posted on by Malcy Posted in Flash Blog — 4 Comments ↓

A flash blog this morning on Sound Energy who have updated the market on the ongoing marketing process in respect of the Eastern Mediterranean portfolio. It has revealed an interesting and somewhat novel plan, which if it completes will deliver value to shareholders but remain with a potentially high value residual holding in the asset.

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Sound has signed an MOU with ONEE, the Moroccan State Power Company for a potentially very rewarding GSA. Range continue to reorganise and tidy up, a lot to agree at the AGM

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Today is the interim Bucket List with a look at performance since February, the good the bad and the ugly and with two stocks dropping out to be replaced in the list.

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Oil is flat again after Chinese growth worries and trade concerns ahead of the G20 meeting. Today I talk about Sound Energy who are doing a modest raise and Hurricane who have produced and sold its first cargo of oil from the Lancaster EPS. Finally I look at Chariot where they are moving fast to look at development alternatives for the Anchois Gas Field in the Lixus licence offshore Morocco.

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Oil rallied yesterday and is higher again today, tariff wars are pushed to the side as the Russians and the Saudis present a united front on oil production. SPIEF meeting in St Petersburg bringing out all the big players. Anglo African ‘pause’ the CPR which is disappointing but say that oil is still flowing from the well, just how much though? Catching up with Pantheon and some of the companies that got licences in the OGA 31st offshore round.

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Posted on by Mariette Posted in Interviews — 2 Comments ↓

Malcolm Graham Wood talks to Dr JJ Traynor, the CFO of Sound Energy PLC.

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Posted on by Malcy Posted in Daily Blog — 2 Comments ↓

A topsy turvey week for oil as US trade wars now with Mexico spook markets and inventory figures show products building. Savannah Petroleum have moved a stage closer to completing the seven Energy deal with the UERL buy-out being closed and good progress elsewhere. I catch up with the Jadestone Energy figures and they look to be progressing very well. UOG have a new CFO but with much experience and i talk to Doc Holiday about oil stocks.

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Oil under pressure as US inventory data takes over from supply shortages although Opec are still expecting to keep supply restrictions at the next meeting. A good, positive statement from Trinity who have an exciting year ahead of them not least their first high-angled well. Also good news from President where production is scheduled to continue to rise by at least 50% in the next two years after a $50m fully funded work programme. SOCO has brought on its recent acquisition in Egypt which will soon match Vietnam for production and with a dividend payment and strong management looks good. Finally Simon Davies returns to the Chair at Sound Energy and at a key time for the company.

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Oil is muddled, GDP numbers are being trimmed and the API showed another stock build but political tensions are still high. Sound Energy have announced a strategic upgrade in which they acknowledge the disappointment of the TE-10 well not flowing commercial gas but starting the process of monetisation options. And Getech has announced that it is playing a big part in the Sierra Leone licencing round.

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