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Mediterranean Oil and Gas Plc (MOG), the London-based oil exploration and gas production company with a portfolio of assets in countries within the European Union, namely Italy and Malta, announces today that it is floating on AIM on 16th November 2005. The Group has recently raised 11.7 million (gross of expenses) in a placing of 11.7 million new Ordinary Shares at a price of 1.00 (the Placing). WH Ireland Limited is acting as Nominated Adviser and Broker to the Company. On Admission, MOG will have a market capitalisation of approximately 33.3 million.

Portfolio of Assets

The Groups principal assets are as follows:

The Group owns 100 per cent. of the Ombrina Mare Concession, located offshore Italy in approximately 20m of water. The permit contains the Ombrina Mare oil discovery, which has been estimated by the Groups Competent Person, RPS Energy, to hold on a Best Estimate basis some 19.5 million barrels (Mbbl) Net Contingent Resources; 89 Mbbl Stock Tank Oil Initially in Place (STOIIP) - both on 100% basis. Two satellite oil prospects and three gas leads are to be evaluated by the Company to ascertain whether there is a potential to develop those prospects in conjunction with any development of the main Ombrina Mare field.

The Group holds the benefit of an Exploration Study Agreement over blocks 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Offshore Malta Area 4 on the Mediterranean Pelagian Shelf. Area 4 lies to the south of Malta abutting the boundary with the Libyan offshore area 44. A small part of the total area has been subjected to 3D seismic and three prospects have been identified in that area. RPS Energy has estimated, for the three identified prospects in Block 7 which have been matured by 3D seismic, to hold on a Best Estimate basis a total of 218.2 Mbbl Net Prospective Oil Resources; 648.1 Mbbl STOIIP - both on 100% basis un-risked. The Board believes that the area is prospective and wishes to both mature the identified prospects and carry out more regional seismic testing within its permits in order to attempt to identify further prospects within the Groups concession.

The Group holds 20 per cent. of the Serra San Bernardo permit in joint venture with ENI S.p.A. (ENI) and Total Italia S.p.A. amongst others. The Company, as operator under the joint venture, proposes to mature the permit in order to drill the Monte Grosso prospect located within it. RPS Energy has estimated the Monte Grosso prospect to hold on a Best Estimate basis a total of 120.7 Mbbl Prospective Oil Resources; 710.7 Mbbl STOIIP - both on 100% basis un-risked.

The Group holds 20 per cent of the Guendalina gas discovery offshore Adriatic. RPS Energy has estimated this prospect to hold on a Best Estimate basis a total of 455 million standard cubic meters (Mscm) Contingent Gas Resources; 796 Mscm Gas Initially in Place - both on 100% basis. This interest is operated by ENI.
The Group is one of a relatively small number of Italian oil and gas producers and holds interests in a variety of granted production concessions. The Group currently owns interests in: eighteen production concessions, for nine of which its is the operator; seven exploration concessions, for five of which it is the operator; and four permit applications for two of which it will act as operator in Italy. The Group will endeavour through investment in further exploration and development to increase production from identified reserves in these concessions.

Current Financial Status
MOG is already a significant player in gas production in Italy. The portfolio of assets that the Group has established has been generating revenue for a number of years.
The Directors believe that the Group, with the proceeds of the Placing, is well positioned to execute its exploration and development programme and assist its further growth and development. The Directors consider that together, with the funds currently available to the Company, having its Ordinary Shares traded on AIM and the increased profile associated with being a publicly quoted company will significantly assist in the expansion of the Groups operations and the development of its assets.

Group Strategy
The proceeds of the Placing will be used to help effect the Boards strategy, which is to become a medium sized oil and gas production company. The Board intends to effect its strategy by:

expediting the appraisal, development and exploitation of oil and gas discoveries and prospects within the Ombrina Mare Concession;

advancing the drilling of Offshore Malta Block 7 which comprises three mature prospects and progress the very large Italian Monte Grosso prospect;

expanding the Groups production and reserves in Italy in order to increase earnings and cash flow; and
the simultaneous exploration and development of the Groups current concessions, thereby spreading the risk across a number of projects.

Management Team
Mediterranean Oil and Gas benefits from a strong Board and senior management team; it has extensive experience of oil exploration and development, as well as project management and resource financing. David Lenigas (non-executive Chairman) has over twenty years experience in the gold, diamond, coal, oil and gas and base metals industries. He has extensive experience operating in the AIM environment and is currently the joint managing director of Asia Energy Plc and a director of BDI Mining Corp, Braemore Resources Plc and River Diamonds Plc, all of which are quoted on AIM.

The multilingual Giovanni Catalano (Chief Executive Officer) took up his position in June 2005. He has had over twenty-five years in the upstream oil and gas industry with the last position held in Woodside Energy Pty Ltd, Perth, Western Australia as Far East Business Development Manager. In addition, Mr Catalano played an instrumental role in growing Woodsides overseas business with world-wide new ventures and exploration/development projects, with particular emphasis on the Italian, African and Asian regions. Prior to Woodside (7 years) he was with AGIP (9 years) and LASMO International (11 years). He is a former Director of the Woodside Energy UK and AGIP Mauritania BV companies and former Chairman of Woodside Energias SA in Spain.

Anthony (Tony) Trevisan (Executive Director) has, over twenty years, played major roles in a large number of corporate transactions involving financing, mergers and acquisitions, the restructuring of industrial, petroleum and mineral resources based public companies. He has participated in the establishment, from start up, of substantial operating businesses and been responsible for public offerings and the floating of companies on the Australian and other international Exchanges. Mr Trevisan has held senior executive positions in listed public companies, including petroleum, mining, industrial and high technology interests such as Arabex Petroleum (Rubiales petroleum discovery), Callina NL (petroleum workover project in the Russia, Komi Oil Field), Trident Petroleum (Joint Venture with Conoco - now Conoco Phillips in Papua New Guinea) and Aqua Vital (Australia) Ltd (now owned by Coca Cola), amongst others.

MOGs other current Directors are Salvatore Russo, Peter Clutterbuck and Patrick Collins (all non-executive). Salvatore has held senior positions on the Boards of some of Italys largest corporations including chairman and CEO Saipem S.p.A., chairman and CEO of both Snam S.p.A. and Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. He is currently chairman and CEO EnerTAD S.p.A. and has served on the Boards of a number of companies including Agip, EniChem and Italgas.

Peter has broad experience in exploration, development and production in the USA, North Sea, former Soviet Union (FSU), Latin America, Middle East, Africa and Asia. He began his career with BP Group, and has subsequently managed independent oil companies for over 20 years.

Patrick holds an MBA from New York Universitys Stern School of Business and was formerly a Restructuring Investment Banking Analyst at the New York based insolvency restructuring firm of Zolfo, Cooper & Co. After stints with Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch in New York, in 2000 he moved to London to Head Merrill Lynchs European Distressed Debt Trading team. Mr. Collins joined Mizuho International plc to establish and run the Global Special Situations Group, where he a non-executive director.

Giovanni Catalano, Chief Executive Officer, Mediterranean Oil and Gas Plc, said: MOG will be something of a rarity on AIM, as it is already a producing, cash-generating gas production company. The team believes that our flotation on AIM will fundamentally improve the visibility of the Group and allow it to access the necessary funding to exploit its substantial existing and potential oil reserves in Italy and Malta. We look forward to sharing our success with our shareholders.

MediterraneanOil&Gas - Operations Update
RNS Number:0176B
Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc
05 April 2006


MEDITERRANEAN OIL & GAS PLC (the 'Company' or 'MOG')


5 April 2006

GUENDALINA GASFIELD and MEDJERDA BLOCK UPDATE


The Board of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: MOG) is pleased to announce today
a further update in relation to the development of the Guendalina gas field
(offshore Italy) and its acquisition of a 25% interest in the Medjerda Block,
northern Tunisia.


ACQUISITION OF 25% INTEREST IN MEDJERDA BLOCK; NORTHERN TUNISIA


Acquisition Conditions Satisfied


Further to the Company's announcement on 29 March 2006 that it had agreed to
acquire a 25% interest in the Medjerda Block subject to a number of conditions,
the Board wishes to advise that agreement has been reached with the operator,
Range Petroleum Ltd ('Range'), on the matters that were conditions precedent to
the acquisition.


The agreement to purchase a 25% interest in the Medjerda Block is now
unconditional except for receipt of formal ETAP (the Tunisian petroleum
authority) consent to the transfer.


Drilling Rig Contracted for Q4, 2006.


Range has advised the Company that on behalf of the owners of the Medjerda Block
they have executed a contract with Compagnie Tunisienne de Forage for CTF Rig 6
to drill the TEB-1 well in the Teboursouk Prospect. The well is expected by the
Directors of the Company to spud in the fourth quarter of 2006.


The Teboursouk Prospect is located in the Domes zone in the southern part of the
Medjerda Block. The Company has been advised by Carthago Oil Company that the
Teboursouk Prospect P50 reserves are estimated to be 80 MMbbls and 27 MMbbls for
the Aptian Sandstones and Carbonate Complex objectives respectively. The
Company is presently working to verify these estimates in accordance with the
SPE standard and will update the market accordingly as soon as practicable.


GUENDALINA - DEVELOPMENT UPDATE (MOG 20%; ENI 80%)


In the interests of a more cost effective development of the Guendalina field it
has been decided by the Company and ENI that the development will be tied back
to another ENI owned and operated field that is 12 km to the south, named the
Tea Field.


ENI, the operator of D37ACFR Permit, has advised the Company that the
environmental approval for the development has now been received.


RPS Energy ('RPS'), in its Competent Person's Report dated 9 November 2005 and
published in the Company's AIM Admission Document, provided for the Guendalina
field a Best Estimate gas in place of 796Mscm and High Estimate gas in place of
1,467Mscm. RPS's Best Estimate contingent gas resources was 455Mscm and High
Estimate 851Mscm for the Guendalina Field. All estimates are on a 100% basis.


The Competent Person's Report also provided a production profile from Best
Estimate Contingent Resources that indicated production from Guendalina would be
139.77Mscm (100% basis) in the first production year. The Company's share of
this estimated production would, in the belief of the Directors, approximately
double its Italian annual gas production.


QUALIFIED PERSON


Giovanni Catalano (a Director of the Company) has had over twenty-five years in
the upstream oil and gas industry with the last position held in Woodside Energy
Pty Ltd, Perth, Western Australia as Business Development Manager - Far East.
Prior to Woodside (seven years), Mr Catalano was with AGIP (nine years) and
LASMO International (eleven years). He is a former Director of Woodside Energy
UK and AGIP Mauritania BV companies and former Chairman of Woodside Energias SA
in Spain. He has compiled, read and approved the technical disclosure in this
regulatory announcement.

Enquiries:


Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc

Giovanni Catalano, CEO/Managing Director Tel: +39 06 474 5756

Tony Trevisan, Executive Director Tel: +44 790 162 4290

WH Ireland Limited

Philip Haydn-Salter/Paul Dudley Tel: +44 (0) 20 7220 1666

Parkgreen Communications

Justine Howarth/Victoria Thomas Tel: +44 (0) 20 7493 3713

An interesting stock, HLYeo. They're already producing, have a well-stocked portfolio and apparently good prospects. Worth watching, I'd say.

Somebody else clearly thinks so too: up 15p yesterday and 19p today!!

This will go to 400p in a months' time....BUY

This one's still running away with itself: Today's SP is at Bid: 205p Offer: 213p Change: 20

Needless to say I am still sitting on my hands, hemmed in by banking compliance regulations and the possibility of a near-term liquidity crisis.

Good tip, though, HLYeo.

thank u...soul traders....if you got a good tip ...u can tell me too


Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc
28 April 2006


MEDITERRANEAN OIL & GAS PLC
('the Company' or 'MOG')


28 April 2006


GUENDALINA GASFIELD AND OPERATIONAL UPDATE


The Board of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: MOG) announces a further update
on the development of the Guendalina gas field (offshore Italy; Northern
Adriatic) and its operations in Italy by Intergas Piu' ('IGP').



GUENDALINA - DEVELOPMENT UPDATE (MOG 20%; ENI 80%)

ENI, the operator of the D37ACFR Permit, has advised the Company that the Ministry of Productive Activities ('MAP') has now officially approved the
development plan for the Tea Gas Field, which included the plan to tie back the
Guendalina Field to the Tea Gas Field. As a result of this approval, the
Guendalina discovery is now moving to the development phase. ENI, as operator,
is preparing updated feasibility studies and budgets to enable the joint venture
to approve a decision to develop based on the tie back to the Tea Field and the
connection to the Amelia production platform.

ENI, in its latest development plan, reported that the Guendalina Field (100%
basis) holds low estimate contingent gas resources of 552 Million standard cubic
metres ('Mscm'), best estimate contingent gas resources of 653 Mscm and high
estimate contingent resources of 787Mscm. The Company understands that these
estimates were prepared in accordance with the SPE standard and is working to
verify this.

RPS Energy ('RPS'), in its Competent Person's Report published in the Company's
AIM Admission Document dated 9 November 2005, reported, based on the then
available data, that the Guendalina field held a best estimate contingent gas
resources of 455Mscm and high estimate 851Mscm. All estimates are on a 100%
basis and RPS's evaluation was undertaken using the SPE/WPC guidelines on the
classification of petroleum deposits.

ENI has also provided a production profile from the low estimate contingent gas
resources that indicate production from Guendalina would be 142Mscm (100% basis)
in the first production full year (2010). This estimate compares closely to the
140Mscm production in the first full year estimated by RPS, based on the then
available data, and published in RPS's Competent Person's Report. The Company's
share of the production as estimated by ENI and RPS would, in the belief of the
Directors, approximately double its Italian annual gas production.



TORRENTE SALSOLA 3 WELL - PRODUCTION TESTS (MOG 50% operator)

The production tests on the previously opened levels of thin sands are concluded
and a cumulative 2,000 scm/day initial production has been established and
connected to the distribution pipeline and the Reggente plant. The production
rate is expected to increase while the permeability of the thin sands reservoirs
is progressively stabilizing.

Whilst this is a small increment in IGP's gas production, it can be sold
immediately via existing gas supply contracts and the enhancement of current
production will have a positive effect on IGP's status and earnings as operator
of this field.


SANTA CATERINA 2 DIR WELL - SIDE TRACK (Gas Plus Italiana operator, MOG 13.6%)

Gas Plus Italiana has communicated that the logs on the updip side track of the
S. Caterina well have been carried out. The main gas producing sands have been
intersected 15 metres updip of the original location in S. Caterina 2 vertical
well. Also three additional gas bearing sand of about 10 metres each that were
not previously completed for production in the field were intersected. RPS in
its Competent Person's Report, estimated that the S. Caterina field updip
potential of the main producing sands equated to Proven and Probable reserves of
gas of 35Mscm on a 100% basis. The operator will revise the field's reserves
once the testing and completion programme is finalised.


MALTA OFFSHORE AREA 4 BLOCKS 4, 5, 6 and 7 (MOG 100%) - REVISED PROSPECT
INVENTORY

The Company has recently commissioned RPS to prepare an updated report on the
exploration potential of the whole Area 4 within its Maltese concessions. This
report provides a revised prospect inventory based upon a regional study of the
Pelagian Sea and surrounding areas (Malta, Tunisia and Libya offshore) and
reassesses the hydrocarbon prospectivity. Their work involved a new review of
the play concepts in the region and a more block specific study.

In their report, all three previously identified prospects in Block 7 were
confirmed in size and several additional prospects were identified in the other
Blocks. RPS has estimated that the total unrisked best estimate STOIIP for the
prospects within Blocks 4, 5, 6 and 7 has now increased to 3.29 BBstb.


QUALIFIED PERSON

Giovanni Catalano (a Director of the Company) has had over twenty-five years in
the upstream oil and gas industry with the last position held in Woodside Energy
Pty Ltd, Perth, Western Australia as Business Development Manager - Far East.
Prior to Woodside (seven years), Mr Catalano was with AGIP (nine years) and
LASMO International (eleven years). He is a former Director of the Woodside
Energy UK and AGIP Mauritania BV companies and former Chairman of Woodside
Energias SA in Spain. He has compiled, read and approved the technical
disclosure in this regulatory announcement.

HLYeo, I'm into BLR, VOG and NOP, but I think you already knew that, plus of course our other little hottie VLR. I'm a big fan of oils and other natural resources, as you've probably gathered.

Miners RDG, TMC and GLA all worth a look, although they're in that category where they could shoot up 300% in a month or two or else go nowhere for 18 months. The first two are probably the better bets in the near term.

I have a feeling that KIM and its warrants (KIMW) could be quite interesting, but I'm not in - got ten positions in my portfolio and am watching so many at present that it's impossible to be into everything that looks good.

Soul trader...I think Max Petroleum MXP will be a next one to shoot...STRONG BUY given by WH Ireland Stockbrokers...looking cheap at 120p.

Interesting stuff on the MXP thread, HLYeo. It's also gone four-bagger in 6 mths, nice if you can get it. You may be right - will give it some thought and post on the MXP thread sometime.

Currently I've bet my house on VOG though, and am considering holding for two or three years if it looks like imitating Cairn Energy (a strong possibility, I hope!).

Will give it a couple of months and see what happens - in addition to all this I've got big changes going on in my personal circumstances so caution may be the best approach.

Soul trader...also not forgetting Empyrean Energy EME...I think recent updates are very encouraging.

That's another one I missed while Concentrating On Other Things.

Still, I have enough faith in VOG/BLR/NOP, so am hoping I won't have cause to regret. And like I say, you can't hold 'em all. Will keep my eyes open though.

HLYEO - got another for you: EOG, but buy the warrants not the shares. Could easily hit SP 100p by expiry date, which would give almost an eight-bagger. More info on the thread, PDYOR, but I think this could prove to be quite a good bet.

thanks, soul traders.

HLYEO - am I missing something subtle? In doing some calculations to assess the value of some of MOG's gas prospects, items like 35Mscm of gas at S. Caterina 2 only seem to be worth around $6 or 7 million (I'm assuming $6 per thousand cubic feet of gas, and around 34 cu ft of gas per Standard cubic metre). MOG's 13% share is worth less than $1 million on that basis!

In some cases it doesn't seem like much to get excited about, although I agree that MOG has good prospects if the Malta and Tunisia stuff comes good, plus the fact of near-term increases in cash generation is always a confidence booster.

What do you think?

RESOURCE UPDATE

Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc
10 May 2006

MEDITERRANEAN OIL & GAS PLC
('the Company' or 'MOG')



10 May 2006



UPDATE OF PROSPECTIVE RESOURCES AND OIL IN PLACE ON MALTA PROSPECTS


The Board of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: MOG) is pleased to announce today
a further update to the resource estimates for the Company's Maltese acreage.



RPS, the Company's Competent Person, has provided an updated report on the
exploration potential of the Company's Area 4 ground. In their report, RPS have
identified an additional six prospects based upon interpretation of the regional
seismic grid.



RPS' updated study included a review of the volumetric estimation of the
prospective resources and oil in place on both the prospects identified in the
Competent Person's Report which was contained within the Company's Admission
Document and new prospects within Blocks 4, 5, 6 and 7.



Volumetric Appraisal of Prospect Inventory Using a Metlaoui Analogue


STOIIP (MMbbl) Prospective Resources (MMbbl)
Low (P90) Best (P50) High (P10) Low (P90) Best (P50) High (P10)
Hagar Qim 48 241 724 11 58 203
Skorba 32 71 148 7 18 43



Volumetric Appraisal of Tarxien Prospect Using an Intisar Analogue


STOIIP (MMbbl) Prospective Resources (MMbbl)
Low (P10) Best (P50) High (P10) Low (P90) Best (P50) High (P10)
Tarxien 153 295 499 57 115 207



The more significant of the new prospects fall outside of the area covered by
3-D seismic. Consequently further work needs to be done to assess these
prospects and in particular to establish the degree of fault seal risk and the
potential access to the main predicted mature kitchen. A volumetric appraisal
of the new prospects was prepared by RPS utilising a Metlaoui analogue.



New Prospects - Volumetric Appraisal Using a Metlaoui Analogue


Prospect STOIIP (MMbbl) Prospective Resources (MMbbl)
Low (P90) Best (P50) High (P10) Low (P90) Best (P50) High (P10)
Luzzu 287 2420 6860 66 605 1980
A 330 756 1560 74 197 470
B 113 297 671 26 77 200
C 390 1630 3890 93 405 1111
D 3 9 32 1 2 9
E 14 26 48 2 7 14
TOTAL FOR NEW 1,137 5,138 13,061 262 1,293 3,784
PROSPECTS



Two smaller prospects (denominated 'D' and 'E') lie within the area that has
been subjected to 3-D seismic. The remaining new prospects (Luzzu, A, B and C)
are outside of the 3-D seismic area and consist of large wedge closure between
intersecting faults in the case of the Luzzu prospect and three narrow horst
structures in the case of prospects A, B and C. In addition, 2 wedge closures
similar to the Luzzu prospect are visible close to the north west and south west
corners of a 3-D survey area but are less well defined and smaller, hence they
have been considered leads rather than prospects and have not presently been
evaluated.



An additional academic regional study prepared for the Company supports the
presence of a working hydrocarbon system in the region and is consistent with
the specific findings in the work performed by RPS. This regional study
concluded there are favourable conditions for hydrocarbon accumulation within
the Company's concession. The most attractive zone is localised within the
Melita - Medina Graben which separates the Medina Bank from the northern
extension of the Melita Bank. The Stratigraphic and structural setting of the
Graben makes it particularly prospective.



QUALIFIED PERSON



Giovanni Catalano (a Director of the Company) has had over twenty-five years in
the upstream oil and gas industry with the last position held in Woodside Energy
Pty Ltd, Perth, Western Australia as Business Development Manager - Far East.
Prior to Woodside (seven years), Mr Catalano was with AGIP (nine years) and
LASMO International (eleven years). He is a former Director of Woodside Energy
UK and AGIP Mauritania BV companies and former Chairman of Woodside Energias SA
in Spain. He has compiled, read and approved the technical disclosure in this
regulatory announcement. The RPS report and the technical disclosure in this
announcement complies with the SPE/WPC standard.



GLOSSARY


BBstb Billion stock tank barrels
MMstb Million stock tank barrels
scm/Mscm Standard cubic meters per Million stock tank cubic meters
SPE/WPC Society of Petroleum Engineers/World Petroleum Congress
STOIIP stock tank oil initially in place
scm/d Standard cubic meters per day



ENDS



Enquiries:


Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc


Giovanni Catalano, CEO/Managing Director Tel: +39 06 474 5756
Tony Trevisan, Executive Director Tel: +44 790 162 4290
WH Ireland Limited Tel: +44 (0) 20 7220 1666

Philip Haydn-Salter/Paul Dudley
Parkgreen Communications Tel: +44 (0) 20 7493 3713
Justine Howarth/Victoria Thomas
















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The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

HLYEO, if this is all true and it's not a big wind-up a la Regal Petroleum, then this could be as big as Cairn Energy. Excellent tip - thanks!

BB123, thanks for the RNS post. That certainly answered my previous question!

Wish I had some more spare cash - may have to sell the furniture to raise some, but this is definitely worth a go!

lol...u r welcome, soultraders...I suggest u might have to sell your wife too

I will marry one specially for the purpose, HLYeo.

Good one, soultraders... :-)

Morning all. Are there any early risers on this thread?

The reserves upgrade comes as very welcome news - nice to have it broken down in the RNS, but the new figure of 3,784 BBstb was hinted at in the RNS of 28th April, which also mentioned a figure just over 3 Billion.

IMO however, this ought to have a lot further to go. Any other opinions out there?

Sorry, HLyeo, didn't see you there!

It is it safe to assume that what was released on 28th April only had initial "wake-up" value for a few investors who (unlike me) were really reading the figures carefully?

Yesterday's release is the one with the juicy detail. I'm thinking 6 a share ought to be well within reach - or am I dreaming?

The best estimate according to my memory is similar to that of VOG, who published a best estimate of 1.1 Billion barrels of oil Equivalent for its West Medvezhye prospect. VOG is now worth around 250 million. It also has a bit of production going so could be compared with MOG, although if anything MOG's portfolio is now looking bigger than VOG's. So the question, do we think that MOG could be worth (250 mil / 33.3 mil shares) 750p a share, ideally within a few weeks/months as ws the case with VOG around the New Year?

I'm getting ready to make a large swing into this one - which I think is probably the best policy - bet the house and come away with an extension! (or turn one wife into two if you're HLYeo, but that might mean you wind up with two mothers-in-law - scary!!).

All IMO, DYOR, CU in the PUB.

ST.

Got in this morning with a small initial trade at 244p - I'm slightly disappointed that so far the SP hasn't sprinted away. It seems as if MOG has been a little bit neglected so far and it may still be overlooked.

My trade took a while to be executed, so there may still be a bottleneck of orders at the MM's. The indicative spread of 8p and the fact that this co is already heavily held by institutions and other big boys* suggests that the MM's may be having trouble attaining the liquidity necessary to fill orders. It's all been buy side so far this morning. Interesting.

But I'm not quite willing to bet the entire house yet.

*My broker's figures for major shareholders are clearly not quite up to date - they actually show 102% of the 33.3 million shares in issue, having overlooked, for example, the fact that Mizuho cleared out of its 3.5 million holding at the end of Feb/beginning of March (doh!), but it proves the point that this one is already well-held.

It would be a pity if the potential of this one got stymied by liquidity problems.
Caveat Emptor.

Here's some consolation if it does take a while to come good though:

(from FT.com)

>> The Energy Information Administrations latest projections suggest that prospects for an improvement in global petroleum supply and demand balance were fading. The EIA warned on Tuesday that steady and continued growth in global oil demand combined with modest increases in capacity left little room to raise production in the event of geopolitical instability.

Oil prices should average $68 a barrel until at least the end of 2007, the US Department of Energy said in its latest monthly report. The estimates were raised from the last monthly report, in which the Department of Energy forecast average oil prices of $65 per barrel this year and $61 for 2007. <<

This needs more research, but the site I needed is currently down ....... In many ways, the company looks interetsing but my guess is that

1) It is extremely illiquid for there were only 127,000 shares traded on Friday, though the price still dropped 6% (11p) and the spread seems to be 10p.

2) The company only came to market 6 months ago, yet the price has risen 130% ..... Unless the founders were badly advised and the issue price was undervalued, then there is a distinct or strong possibility that the price has merely followed all the recent hype of oilies in general.

3) MOG cannot be compared in any way to VOG (sorry soul*).... It just isn't in the same league in operations, discoveries or, as far as I can see, prospects, albeit that VOG is operating in potential bandit country.

In conclusion and subject to the result that any further research may reveal, I would not be at all surprised to see a significant correction in the sp as many oilies are brought back to earth.

No offence taken, Cynic. You're right about illiquidity, but I think that long-term this has a lot of potential. Current production, albeit small, plus a broad portfolio mean this one ought to come good in the end.

Taking a hammering this morning though!!

confess i have seen far riskier bets than this one .... in fact, nms is greater than i thought at 5000, so i shall consider what next

Useful article on Oilbarrel today, by the way, summarising MOG's portfolio and prospects.

HERE

Thanks Soul* ...... Nice to see a new oilie with some proper producing assets ..... You have tempted me in there and await result of my offer to MMs!#

By the way, am I going to tempt you to join us in London for a get-together? ..... Prob 9th June - see thread

Cynic, that is very hospitable of you and downright jolly nice. I would love to - unfortunately I have a prior appointment with an endocrinologist, plus a possible reunion involving my ex-g/f and some other weird and wonderful characters I met while spending an amusing Christmastime in a German health clinic. Can't wait to (one day, hopefully), shift this chronic fatigue (see my profile) and get back to travelling and enjoying myself a bit more, and when that happens I shall hope to clink glasses with a few investors such as yourself.

There's also a chance I'll be returning to the UK in a few months' time - by no means definite, but it might make socialising with MoneyAM posters a bit more straightforward - I'll let you know what happens!

Welcome to MOG too!

PS - could you advise the title or "EPIC" of that thread as I can't see it at the mo. Thanks.

ST, tried to buy Eoagw this morning filled in a suitability form, but my broker said i need either a training certificate or a statement showing i have traded 6 times this
year which i haven't.

I am totally gutted! Now my only alternative is to either chose buying the shares
or buy MED OIL + GAS which should double it's Turnover this year.

At only 20 million cap plus production increase Europa should follow med oil Turnover wise.

Barclay, that's a stinker! Does your broker not also ask you for general trading experience (e.g. a couple of years should suffice)? I'm sorry this hasn't worked out for you.

New FSA rules state that you must have either traded warrants before or have a warrant certification. My broker enforces this strictly to my detriment.

I can't blame them though they are just covering their backs.
I will buy the shares and make 4 times less than you!

Ouch!

MOG staging a nice little rise this morning, and has been making up for the lost ground of a week or two ago.

taken from iii

E-mail SKINNER JP 1
13.14 Spoken to finacial PR company all their Meridian Petroleum account people are in a meeting. RNS WILL COME FROM THEM NOT DIRECT FROM Meridian...

Update from MOG. Good news due on the Ombrina Mare??



Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc
12 June 2006

MEDITERRANEAN OIL & GAS PLC
('the Company' or 'MOG')



12 June 2006



AGM RESULTS, Appointment of director AND OPERATIONS UPDATE



The Company held its first Annual General Meeting on Friday 9 June. All
Resolutions put to the meeting were passed.



New Director Appointment



The Directors of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: MOG) are pleased to announce
that with effect from 12 June 2006 Mr Michael Bonte-Friedheim has agreed to join
the Board as a Non-Executive Director.



Mr Bonte-Friedheim brings a wealth of expertise and experience in the energy
sector to the Company. Since 2003, he has been a managing director in the
investment banking division of Goldman Sachs International and prior to that was
an executive director in the Investment Banking Division of Morgan Stanley
International. Michael will be leaving Goldman Sachs International in the course
of 2006. He has broad expertise in the electricity, gas and utility sectors.



Mr Bonte-Friedheim has an MBA from INSEAD and is fluent in English, German,
Italian, Spanish and French.



There are no other requirements of AIM Rule Schedule 2(g) that fall to be
disclosed.



Operations Update



Malta Farm Out - Tristone Capital has been engaged to represent the Company and
manage the process of farming out an interest in Malta offshore Block 7 of Area
4.



Ombrina Mare - The Company is pleased to announce that it expects to complete
the reinterpretation of the recently acquired seismic and other data relating to
the Ombrina Mare Oil Discovery within the next 30 days. We will be in a position
to provide an update on Ombrina Mare's volumetrics based upon the
reinterpretation within that timeframe.



Serra San Bernado - a drilling location has been finalised and a final joint
venture decision to commit to drill the Monto Grosso prospect is expected by the
end of July.



ENDS

Mediterranean Oil & Gas Has An Appealing Profile For A Small Cap

Copied from oilbarrel.com
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11.12.2006
Mediterranean Oil & Gas Has An Appealing Profile For A Small Cap E&P Company With Production And Development Assets In Italy Plus Some Highly Prospective Exploration Acreage In Tunisia And Malta
Shares of Mediterranean Oil and Gas (MOG) were steadily climbing earlier in the year because investors like the profile. It had all the right ingredients they were looking for in a small cap exploration and production company. There are some production and development assets in Italy together with some highly prospective exploration acreage onshore Tunisia and offshore Malta. The sector setback caught up with the company and the shares cooled. But the fundamentals are still good and although the recently released results for the year ending June 30 2006 offered little in the way of fresh news, they did bring the profile into sharper focus.

Broker Equity Growth says the company has an onshore 2P reserve base of 22.9 million barrels of oil equivalent, split 20.9 million oil and 2.04 million natural gas. The broker says that what makes the company interesting is its prospective resource base of 15 million barrels of oil on a most likely basis and possibly in excess of 40 million boe. Around 95 per cent of the prospective resource base is concentrated in Maltese offshore waters. There is also an investment in a heavy oilfield in France.

Production is currently modest. It is around 2.5 million cubic feet a day and derives from MOGs 18 concessions in Italy. The concessions are either onshore or in shallow offshore water and are widely dispersed. The onshore resources are put at 6.7 bcf of gas or 1.1 million boe. But the output does mean good cash flow of around 600,000 gross per month, Executive Director Tony Trevisan told oilbarrel.com. This seems likely to grow since Italy has a voracious appetite for gas but domestic production only accounts for 15 per cent the total. MOG has an active development programme for the assets.

In addition the company has a 20 per cent stake in the Guendalina field in the northern Adriatic. This field, located about 25 kms offshore, is 80 per cent owned by ENI and is to be developed in conjunction with the latters nearby Amelia and Tea fields. ENIs most recent development plan has raised the most likely estimate of gas reserves in Guendalina from 455 million cubic metres (160 bcf) to 653 million cubic metres (230 bcf), an increase of 43 per cent. Production is due to start in 2009 and the indicated output level would double MOGs current mostly gas output level.

The companys primary development focus at present, though, is Ombrina Mare. The field is estimated by the Competent Persons Report to hold 20 million barrels on the best estimate net contingent basis. There are two satellite oil prospects and three gas prospects. The field was discovered in 1987 by Elf in shallow water offshore Italy. It was heavy oil and deemed uneconomic in the climate of the time. MOG has a development plan in place and if all goes well Ombrina Mare could be producing 8,000 barrels of oil a day by 2010. This would not all be net to MOG of course, but its share would be enough to catapult MOG into the ranks of middle tier producers.

Elsewhere in Italy there is an exciting exploration project in the Sierra San Bernardo permit area in the southern Apennines. MOG owns 20 per cent of Monte Grosso and is the operator of the project. The joint venture partners are ENI and Total. Based on a study by independent consultants, RPS Energy, the Monte Grosso prospect is sizeable, with resources of 121 million barrels (24 million barrels to MOG) on a best estimate basis. The joint venture partners have a development programme in place and drilling should start in 2007.

In 2006 the company acquired assets in Mediterranean Africa when it acquired a 25 per cent stake in the Medjerda concession in northern Tunisia. The operator is Range Petroleum with a 60 per cent interest. Medjerda has been subject to seismic and geological investigation since 1995 and several prospects and leads have been identified. The most prospective is the Teboursouk in the south of the concession. Range has estimated potential recoverable resources at a substantial 107 million barrels (26.8 million to MOG). A rig has been contracted to drill Teboursouk in late 2006 or early 2007.

The interest in France is an 11.5 per cent stake in the Grenade heavy oil project in the Aquitaine Basin of south-west France. The Grenade oilfield was originally discovered by Elf in 1975, but was never developed owing to the ultra-heavy nature of the oil at 10 degrees API. It is now believed that the application of modern enhanced recovery techniques could result in commercial flow rates and a viable operation at Grenade. Potentially the resource base is substantial, at 221 million barrels (24.6 million barrels to MOG).

But it is Malta that has really got analysts pulses racing. MOG has in excess of a substantial 5,000 sq kms of highly prospective acreage in offshore Maltese waters that offer the prospect of major finds. The acreage lies 100 to 150 kms off Malta in 300 to 350 metres of water and comprises Blocks 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Area 4 and is adjacent to the Libyan sector.

Lots of figures have been bandied around about the prospects. MOG has a 100 per cent interest in nine prospects which one broker has said could mean a 50 per cent chance of 1.5 billion barrels. But MOG will have to farm out to drill any prospect and there is not seismic to cover all the prospects. This is frontier stuff and with a 10 per cent chance the amounts of oil would drop dramatically. Taking everything into account though, consultants RPS has said on a most likely basis there could be 15 million barrels net to MOG. This kind of exploration is a binary bet. There could be nothing in these huge structures or there could be more than thought. Even so 15 million barrels is a lot of oil for a small company.
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Mog are presenting in London on he 10th April 2008!


http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/eventregistration.php

Proactive Investors One2One Forums

Thursday the 10th April 2008

The directors of Meditterranean Oil & Gas (AIM:MOG)and Firestone Diamonds (AIM:FDI) will be hosting an investor presentation on Thursday the 10th April at 6pm with Q&A to follow.

After the presentations are complete the directors will also be available to take questions during a free canapand wine reception.

5:45pm for a prompt 6:00pm start at the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB

THe nearest tube stations are Green Park, a 5 minute walk away, and Bond Street, about 7-8 minutes walk.

We look forward to your attendance. Please register using the link above.

If you have any problems with registering please contacting us here with all the neccessary details and we'll register you manualy

Just a quick reminder!


The directors of The directors of Meditterranean Oil & Gas (AIM : MOG), Enegi Oil Plc (AIM : ENEG), and Firestone Diamonds (AIM : FDI) are presenting at Proactiveinvestors this coming Thursday, in Mayfair, London, commencing at 18:00.

These are great evenings for the professional or private investor to attend, and the opportunity to chat informally afterwards with the directors, and fellow investors of all levels, is an opportunity not to be missed.


Registration and further details can be found here ;

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/eventregistration.php


Hope some of the posters here can attend, would be great to meet up.

New media article, click HERE

This is a good result! anyone guess how big this is?

Recent article, click HERE

MOG has to be a strong sell/avoid to many people.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/7869191/Shares-in-Mediterranean-Oil-and-Gas-slump-on-Italys-deepwater-drilling-ban.html

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21% of its issue price now... bad stock to hold. SELL!

Yep, agree there.

Not good.

why on earth are you numpties still holding this bag of shit? ..... the management makes Timmis look like a purveyor of truth with a royal warrant

This was a good short 4 me.

I am removing ALL my research from here due to the constant personal abuse, defamation and distortions of it posted by:

ptholden

hlyeo98

halifax

blackdown

kimoldfield

cynic


This bunch of abusive retards is the reason MoneyAM will NEVER have a forum worth reading.

I have reported them to support by they do nothing, either because they want to force me to PAY them for the Traders Room or because they are too lazy to do anything. Maybe the people in support are the ones perpetrating the abuse, so as to force people to pay for the premium boards. Either way the service is sh1te and a disgrace to the finance industry. No wonder there is nobody left here apart from morons.

I will continue posting my good research on boards that are run in accordance with FSA and LSE listing rules and the interests of the market, not here where ar5eh0les rule the boards and all decent research is buried under their piles of sh1te.

Fair bit of director buying over the last few days? Any reason for optimism?

Up 12% this morning.....

Hey guys,

Check out this link I came across, its an audio interview with Bill Higgs CEO of Mediterranean Oil and Gas. I wanted to share it with you.

Its worth a click:

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/98253/bill-higgs-ceo

RNS Number : 2131G

Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc

27 June 2012

27(th) June 2012

Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc

("the Company", or "MOG")

Positive update on the Italian ban on offshore exploration and production

The Board of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: MOG), the central Mediterranean producer, developer and explorer of oil and gas assets, is pleased to announce the following update regarding the drilling ban offshore Italy:

Further to the press release issued by the Italian Government on 15th June, 2012, Decree DL 83/2012 (the "Decree") was published on 26 June 2012 in the Italian Official Journal. The Decree is effective immediately but requires ratification by the Italian Parliament within 60 days. During the ratification period the Decree can be amended by Parliament.

The Decree includes a modification to the offshore restrictions to the oil and gas exploration and production industry introduced by DLGS 128/2010 in August 2010. According to the Decree, the restriction applicable to offshore exploration and production activities under DLGS 128/2010 will now apply to activities up to 12 miles offshore the Italian coastline.

However, under the Decree, the restrictions under DLGS 128/2010 will no longer apply to:

(i) applications for production concessions that were under review at the time DLGS 128/2010 came into force, and any connected or subsequent proceedings;

(ii) any titles, including exploration licences that had already been issued prior to DLGS 128/2010 coming into force; and

(iii) any proceedings connected with or subsequent to such titles, including possible extensions of the same.

The key benefits of the Decree, are that the Company's subsidiary, Medoilgas Italia SpA, would be able to seek the award of a production concession covering the Ombrina Mare oil and gas field in the Central Adriatic. The relevant application, which includes the proposed field development plan, was submitted in December 2008, received technical approval in June 2009 and was completing the final stages of environmental approval when DLGS 128/2010 came into force. Furthermore, the Company's existing production concession AC19.PI in the Northern Adriatic is also excluded from the restrictions of DLGS 128/2010.

The immediate goals of the Company will be to seek the award of a production concession for the Ombrina Mare field, and to increase the priority of the development of the Northern Adriatic discoveries comprised in AC19.PI.

The Decree also includes a provision for an increase of 3% in royalty payable by offshore hydrocarbon producers. The proceeds are to be allocated to the state budgets of the Ministry for the Environment, and the Ministry for Economic Development, to support the monitoring and enforcement of marine environmental protection and supervision of environmental safety for exploration and production activities offshore Italy.

The increased royalty of 3% will have an impact on the profitability of the Guendalina field, and subsequently for Ombrina Mare, but the economics of both these assets remain viable and the Company is supportive of the proposed uses of these funds for increased environmental protection offshore Italy.

Dr. Bill Higgs, Chief Executive of Mediterranean Oil and Gas, commented:

"We are very pleased that the Italian Government has clarified that production concessions and exploration licences issued prior to the implementation of DLGS 128/2010 are to be exempt from the offshore ban, subject to the Decree being ratified by Parliament. Being able to continue with the development of the Ombrina Mare field is of strategic importance to the Company, and a very positive step for both the Company and for the local economy."

QUALIFIED PERSON

In accordance with the guidelines of the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange, Dr Bill Higgs, Chief Executive of Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc, a geologist, explorationist and reservoir manager with over 23 years oil and gas industry experience, is the qualified person as defined in the London Stock Exchange's Guidance Note for Mining and Oil and Gas companies, who has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this announcement.

NOTES TO EDITORS:

Background on Ombrina Mare:

Ombrina Mare is an oil and gas field discovered in 2008 in the Central Adriatic and located in 20 metres of water depth 4 miles offshore. Recoverable reserves are currently estimated to be 40 million barrels of oil and 6.5 Bcf of gas. Medoilgas Italia SpA owns 100% of the Licence. Exploration Permit BR269 GC was awarded in 2005, the Production Concession Application was submitted in December 2008 and pre-approved by the Ministry for Economic Development in June 2009. An Environmental Impact Assessment was submitted to the Ministry for the Environment for approval in December 2009. Development activities were put on hold by the Company to comply with DLGS 128/2010. On the 5(th) May, 2012, the Ministry for the Environment granted a three year extension to the exploration permit to May 2015.

Background on Northern Adriatic:

The Guendalina gas field is located inside the AC35.AG production concession approximately 30 miles offshore of the northeast coast of Italy, in 42metres of water, where MOG has 20%WI (ENI 80% Operator). The field has 2P gas reserves, independently certified by RPS Energy Limited (RPS), of 31.2 Bcf (6.2 Bcf net MOG). RPS also estimates 3P reserves of 40.3 Bcf (8.1 Bcf net to MOG).

The Aida, Attila and Dorotea gas fields were discovered in the 1990s within production concession AC19.PI where MOG has a 15% WI (ENI 85% Operator). The two discoveries are approximately 12 miles offshore. Aida discovered an estimated 10 to 28 Bcf and Attila and Dorotea discovered an estimated 7-17 Bcf of contingent resources, net to MOG. The licence also contains the Dorella exploration prospect (13-74 Bcf prospective resources, net to MOG).

ENQUIRIES:

Mediterranean Oil & Gas Plc

www.medoilgas.com

Bill Higgs, Chief Executive Tel: +44 (0)7531 731 857

Chris Kelsall, Finance Director Tel: +44 (0)7891 040 658

Liberum Capital

Clayton Bush/Ryan de Franck Tel: +44 (0)20 3100 2222

GMP Securities Europe LLP

Nick Morgan/Chris Beltgens Tel: +44 (0)207 647 2800

Pelham Bell Pottinger

Archie Berens Tel: +44 (0)207 861 3112 / (0)7802 442 486

Glossary

Bcf Billion cubic feet of gas
Contingent oil/gas resources Has the meaning ascribed by the SPE/WPC Standard
DLGS Legislative decree issued by the Italian Government
upon delegation by the Italian Parliament
MMbbls Million stock barrels of oil
MMscm Million standard cubic metres
P1 & P2 Reserves Proven plus probable reserves as defined in the
SPE/WPC Standard
3P Proven P1 plus probable P2 plus possible P3 reserves
as defined in the SPE/WPC Standard
Prospective oil/gas resources Has the meaning ascribed by the SPE/WPC Standard
Scm Standard cubic metre
SPE/WPC Society of Petroleum Engineers/World Petroleum
Congress SPE/WPC Standard Definitions and methodology
for certifying hydrocarbon reserves and resources
adopted by the SPE/WPC from time to time which
presently requires the application of the 2007
Petroleum Resources Management System Standards

This information is provided by RNS

The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END

Golden cross.

The directors of Mediterranean Oil & Gas (AIM: MOG) and Rubicon Diversified Investments Plc (AIM: RUBI) will be presenting: Thursday the 19th July 2012, Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB (Charles Suite) The presentations will start at 6:00pm and finish at approx 8:00pm. After the presentations are complete the directors will also be available to take questions during a free canapé and wine reception. Details on the presenting companies can be found below.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/156

Mediterranean Oil & Gas (LON:MOG) chief executive Bill Higgs said the company had landed “a high quality and substantial” partner for its Malta licence in mid-cap Genel Energy (LON:GENL).

The group, headed by former BP (LON:BP) chief executive Tony Hayward, has agreed a two-well financing deal for Area 4 in the waters off the island that will ultimately give it 75 per cent of the licence.

In return MOG will receive a free carry on the first well and will be funded up to US$30 million on the second, with Genel providing the finance for any costs above this figure.

In addition the AIM-listed group, which also has assets both onshore and offshore in Italy, will receive a US$10 million cash payment from Genel on completion of the transaction.

The pair have also signed what they call an area of mutual interest agreement where they will co-operate in acquiring exploration and production assets in the offshore basins of Libya, Malta and Tunisia.

The collaboration, which will see MOG receive 20 per cent of the assets bought, will last a minimum of three years.

CEO Higgs said this morning: "I am very pleased that we have been able to secure such a high quality and substantial partner as Genel to progress the exploration of Area 4 Offshore Malta with the drill bit.

“Genel has an excellent track record in international oil and gas exploration and development. We are excited about the opportunities within the frontier acreage of Area 4 and we are moving ahead with the planning of the first exploration well.

“We are also pleased to have the opportunity to pursue other exploration and production prospects offshore Malta, Libya and Tunisia jointly with Genel.

“The geological similarities to Area 4, together with our combined technical expertise, give plenty of scope to unlock additional value in the region."

Very interesting audio interview with Dr Bill Higgs, Chief Executive Officer of Mediterranean Oil & Gas.

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/102270/bill-higgs-chief-executive-officer

Listen to an interview with Bill Higgs

Interview

with GENEL on board to finance two Malta wells there should be some upward movement in the sp.

Listen to Bill Higgs - AGM Presentation

Click here to listen

Watch a AGM 2012 highlights video.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH!!!

Genel has signed rig contract with Noble, drilling expected to start Q4 2013.

MOG's got an interview out webcast

Interesting that MOG have not, as yet issued an rns re Court case with LGO.
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Listen - Mediterranean Oil & Gas - Operational update

AUDIO WEBCAST

LISTEN: Mediterranean Oil & Gas (MOG) - Interim Results for the six month period

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LISTEN: Bill Higgs, CEO of Mediterranean Oil & Gas, provides a resources and reserves update as well as discussing the final results

Click here to listen

Court case starts March.
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Shares Investor Evenings showcase up to four presentations from leading companies bringing them together in one room for one evening only.

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

The evening exposes investors to companies that exhibit growth potential within dynamic industries. Perfect for existing investors as well as those looking for new investment opportunities.

Date:

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Venue:

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Evening timings:

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FASTNET OIL AND GAS (AIM:FAST)

Fastnet Oil & Gas is an AIM quoted oil and gas exploration company focused on identifying early stage exploration and appraisal opportunities in Offshore Africa and Ireland. Fastnet’s aim is to assemble a portfolio of high impact conventional oil and gas assets in areas that have been underexplored by industry majors. The Company has a highly experienced management team with a proven track record of generating significant shareholder value in the oil and gas industry.


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Mediterranean Oil and Gas (AIM:MOG)





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