mackenzie
- 26 Jul 2004 11:46
Meridian new to AIM (20/7/04) seems to have been drastically underpriced, offered at 30p already flying around 50p. Heavy institutional support, still plenty of upside imho
Any thoughts anyone?
GayBriefs
- 28 Jun 2005 12:37
- 16 of 30
Its on the Brink now Keep Shorting and Selling Those Shares !
sambal
- 31 Aug 2005 10:43
- 17 of 30
Read this one in Oil Barrel. I am still amazed the SP is so low.
31.08.2005
Meridians Portfolio Of Low Cost/Low Risk Assets Gathers Pace In The US Where Gas Prices Are At Record Levels
sambal
- 01 Sep 2005 08:03
- 18 of 30
The SP should go just based on this news!!
Meridian Petroleum, the oil & gas exploration and production company with key assets in the USA and Australia, confirms that its operations have not been affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Enquiries:
Meridian Petroleum PLC (020 7409 5040) Tony Mason, Chief Executive Peter Fleming, Director of Finance
Westhouse Securities LLP (020 7601 6100) Richard Morrison
mbugger
- 01 Sep 2005 17:59
- 19 of 30
Sambal,this sp. slided from around 40 down to '10.5 over ayear, and now over amonth has crawled up to 12,it slides down fast,but moves up like a snail.unless they have abig gusher.
mbugger
- 01 Sep 2005 18:04
- 20 of 30
Sambal,this sp. slided from around 40 down to '10.5 over ayear, and now over amonth has crawled up to 12,it slides down fast,but moves up like a snail.unless they have abig gusher.
sambal
- 02 Sep 2005 07:37
- 21 of 30
Mbugger,
As you so rightly say this sp moves up like a snail. I would have thought with MRP reporting no damage to their operations from Katrina it would have moved higher. But watching the news last night I realise that the the infastructure to transport and treat oil & gas has been badly affected in the southern states of the US which may have an affect to mrp flows for some time.
Comments welcome!!!
dexter01
- 24 Jan 2006 11:28
- 22 of 30
Morning all,
this has been very quite until now, excellent price with plenty of upside still to come IMO, just read the rns below,
Dexter
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Meridian Petroleum PLC
24 January 2006
24 January 2006
MERIDIAN PETROLEUM PLC
('Meridian' or 'the Company')
Calvin 36-1 well achieves commercial flow rate
on open hole test
Meridian Petroleum, the oil & gas company with key assets in the USA and
Australia, is pleased to announce that the Calvin 36-1 well on the Calvin Field,
Winn Parish Louisiana (80% WI), reached a Total Depth of 8,512 feet on 20
January 2006. A substantial gas show resulted and commercial flow rates of up
to 1mmcf/pd were encountered using a 25/64 inch choke. Both down hole pressure
rates and well head pressure rates were highly satisfactory. The initial
completion and flow test were open hole with no casing string. As such, higher
flow rates are anticipated from the completed well with a smaller choke. The
production pattern in this field, and from this formation, is that wells
generally start at modest production levels and build up over time.
The Louisiana State gas flare ban meant that gas was produced into a frac tank
on location. The pressures encountered were such that, with due regard for
safety, the well was shut in immediately after completion of the flow test.
Previous gas tests in this zone have indicated pipeline quality gas with a high
condensate content. Plans are now moving forward to get the well completed and
on line as soon as possible. A pipeline runs through the location approximately
100 yards from the well head to the Calvin field dehydration and processing
facility.
Given the overall potential in the Calvin Field, Meridian will be conducting
further exploratory work in the Rodessa Zone and then, once these are secured,
in the undrilled deeper zones which are expected to be highly prolific. The
appropriate steps are underway to secure these interests.
Anthony Mason, Chief Executive of Meridian said:
'Calvin 36-1 is a significant onshore hydrocarbon discovery and we expect to add
to this success in other areas as the year progresses. We are also looking
forward to bringing our other near production assets on line soon.'
Enquiries:
Meridian Petroleum (020 7409 5041)
Tony Mason, Chief Executive
Citigate Dewe Rogerson (020 7638 9571)
Media: Martin Jackson / George Cazenove
Analysts: Nina Soon
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
AndrewThomson77
- 24 Jan 2006 11:38
- 23 of 30
I couldn't buy any of these when i tried first thing today. Price gone up 80% since then so I think I've missed this buying opportunity.
rc
- 24 Jan 2006 11:39
- 24 of 30
being monitoring isoft recently,the price keeps going down.
any comment anyone?
dexter01
- 24 Jan 2006 11:53
- 25 of 30
andrewt,
IMO you have`nt missed the boat, i did`nt buy in until 14.5p, still cheap when you look at the mkt cap, under 11m.
Dexter
potatohead
- 24 Jan 2006 12:35
- 26 of 30
Meridian Petroleum Reports Commercial Fflow Rate From Calvin 36-1 well, Louisiana
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
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Meridian Petroleum, the oil & gas company with key assets in the USA and Australia, has announced that the Calvin 36-1 well on the Calvin Field, Winn Parish Louisiana (80% WI), reached a Total Depth of 8,512 feet on 20 January 2006. A substantial gas show resulted and commercial flow rates of up to 1mmcf/pd were encountered using a 25/64 inch choke. Both down hole pressure rates and well head pressure rates were highly satisfactory. The initial completion and flow test were open hole with no casing string. As such, higher flow rates are anticipated from the completed well with a smaller choke. The production pattern in this field, and from this formation, is that wells generally start at modest production levels and build up over time.
The Louisiana State gas flare ban meant that gas was produced into a frac tank on location. The pressures encountered were such that, with due regard for safety, the well was shut in immediately after completion of the flow test. Previous gas tests in this zone have indicated pipeline quality gas with a high condensate content. Plans are now moving forward to get the well completed and on line as soon as possible. A pipeline runs through the location approximately 100 yards from the well head to the Calvin field dehydration and processing facility.
Given the overall potential in the Calvin Field, Meridian will be conducting further exploratory work in the Rodessa Zone and then, once these are secured, in the undrilled deeper zones which are expected to be highly prolific. The appropriate steps are underway to secure these interests.
Anthony Mason, Chief Executive of Meridian said:
Calvin 36-1 is a significant onshore hydrocarbon discovery and we expect to add to this success in other areas as the year progresses. We are also looking forward to bringing our other near production assets on line soon.
lizard
- 24 Jan 2006 13:56
- 27 of 30
put some on these @14p, also more on gold oil. think these have potential albeit speculative.
poo bear
- 24 Jan 2006 16:10
- 28 of 30
I speculate these will be the type of Company that Harry Wilson will be looking to steal post February Chinguetti production.
Not saying this one in particular but they do produce gas in the GOM and on land adjoining, add this find and a low sp, ands what have you got?
Another Fusion Oil & Gas.
Make a note of that.
mbugger
- 24 Jan 2006 17:25
- 29 of 30
This is the big gusher mentioned in Sept.2005,Sambal are you still in.
rodspotty
- 24 Jan 2006 23:44
- 30 of 30
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8211-2007120,00.html
"Meridian Petroleum was the clear leader in the small caps, with shares surging 9.63p to 17.25p. The prospector said one of its bore holes in Louisiana, the Calvin 36-1 well, is pumping enough oil to be commercially viable. Meridian shares have derated from a peak of 56p in less than a year as holders grew impatient for news of a workable find''