A down day for oil yesterday as the EU pressed the panic button and the Opec committee meeting changed nothing until December. A catch up today with a look at the SOCO interims, news from Wentworth about the GSA and the fund raise from Providence.
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Oil price, Columbus, Wentworth – And finally…
Oil prices remain at their lower level with usual tariff and growth worries. Columbus have interims but they are of little interest, all eyes are on the second half and drilling in the SW Peninsula. Yesterday Wentworth announced their maiden dividend giving them a yield of around 6.7%.
Oil price, Zenith, RockRose, DGO, Wentworth, – And finally…
Oil has dipped following the Fed rate cut and comments about a ‘midcycle adjustment’ worried markets. A catch up day today after a number of recent announcements and I look at Zenith who have today announced a funding for their current drilling campaign. I finish my comments on RockRose with a target price of £37.50 after looking at the numbers since their return from suspension. Last week saw a trading statement and an acquisition from DGO which I look at and I also went to see the Wentworth management team.
Oil price, Wentworth Resources – And finally…
Oil was quiet yesterday but the API stats showed a draw of 8.1m barrels after the close so this morning Brent is around $65. Wentworth Resources has announced that it is planning a dividend from the FCF from Mnazi Bay which should give the stock a yield of between 5-8% which is good news for shareholders.
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Oil price, President, IGas/Egdon, Premier, Serica, Hunting, Wentworth And finally…
Oil surged on strong inventory data and short closing by money managers. Stock wise, President have a very positive AGM statement, IGas have a very psoitive find at Springs Road, Premier up their numbers at Zama, Serica are positive in their AGM statement, Hunting’s update is pretty good and Wentworth cut guidance which disappoints.
Tagged with: Hunting PLC, IGas Energy, Premier Oil, President Energy, Serica Energy, Wentworth Resources
Oil price, SDX, Falcon, Cairn, Wentworth, Empyrean, Block, Egdon, Lekoil/San Leon And finally…
Oil firm as the Saudis hit back at the Houthi rebels. SDX reduce guidance and lose CEO Paul Welch, at Falcon they raise a bit to top up for this year and next year existing carry. All in line at Cairn with no change in guidance or plans in development and exploration. Earlier this week Wentworth updated and all is going well, yesterday Block Energy raised £12m, a solid achievement given how fast they have moved and at Egdon they raised £2.17m. Empyrean has seen gas clouds at Topaz and Jade which CNOOC say is good news and Lisa Mitchell moves from Lekoil to San Leon…
Tagged with: Block Energy, Cairn Energy, Egdon Resources, Empyrean Energy, Falcon Oil & Gas, Lekoil, San Leon, SDX Energy, Wentworth Resources
Oil price, Predator, Wentworth And finally…
Oil was mixed, WTI fell on poor inventory numbers and high imports while Brent rose on Iranian waiver panic. Predator has announced what seems like a great CPR on the onshore Morocco acreage with significant long term profitable potential and figures from Wentworth show good production from Mnazi Bay but after all the recent changes what does the future hold?
Oil price, Rose, Range, Wentworth, Zenith, Jadestone, Savannah And finally…
9 days up for crude and with another 50 cents this morning the best part of 20% off the bottom. Rose have announced some additional acreage in the Paradox Basin adding to their handy portfolio and Range have found an Aussie NED and are re-quoted this morning. Wentworth had a fantastic 4Q and are knocking the lights out in Tanzania, what’s next for newish CEO Eskil Jersing? And Zenith raise money in Vienna as part of the non-equity dilutive funding and Jadestone re-start Montara. A good con call and new presentation from Savannah on the website today.
Oil price, Faroe, President, Range, Wentworth And finally…
Oil rallied yesterday but fell sharply along with markets worldwide after the Fed raised rates again. Faroe has released its response to the DNO bid which ‘substantially undervalues this high growth, full cycle NS business’. Derisory. More good news from President who have closed out the new concessions at Puesto Prado and are getting to work on the assets. Range Resources say that they are paying the coupon on the convertible in shares to keep cash in the business. And from earlier in the week I look at Wentworth Resources who have exited Mozambique and may be one to watch for 2019 on the corporate front.
Oil price, Sound, Echo, Zenith, Faroe/Cairn, Premier, Wentworth, Enteq And finally…
Oil prices rally on talk of 1.4m b/d cuts, Sound are at TD in Tendrara and Echo have an upbeat operational update. Zenith figures only the start if things go well this quarter and at Faroe and Cairn they have a success at Agar but Cairn has a duster at Ekland. Premier are operationally in fine form again with much to come, Catcher the star but Tolmount and Mexico looking exciting with appraisals upcoming. Wentworth are still being paid which is good but man cannot live on Mnazi Bay alone, over at Enteq things are improving for Martin Perry.
Tagged with: Cairn Energy, Echo Energy, Enteq Upstream, Faroe Petroleum, Premier Oil, Sound Energy, Wentworth Resources, Zenith Energy
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