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Petrol Resources 29p to 435 by mid summer (PET)     

chartist2004 - 15 Apr 2004 12:02

The tiny Irish stock on the brink of landing 'the first' post-sanction oil deal in Iraq. Ref 'Fleet Street Letter' 12-04-04..

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 13:58 - 2057 of 2700

jeffmack same as last week I understand the Iraqis are out for a few days so no confirmation for at least 4 days...............

Smells badly this one.

People losing a fortune last week, shorters losing a fortune this week........

sandrew64 - 23 Dec 2004 14:09 - 2058 of 2700

You all right Dave?

hlyeo98 - 23 Dec 2004 14:11 - 2059 of 2700

PET is such a unreliable company...its share price dropped last week due to loss of contract news and this week, no such news...it is just sucking investor's money...i feel sorry for Tokyo

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 14:11 - 2060 of 2700

dave closed his short 2 days ago I think.


No reply to mail or bb.'s

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 14:15 - 2061 of 2700

I know "I phoned some body at the company(from advfn)", stuff is rubbish usually but apparently sometyhing IS afoot.

Seems it was rubbish

wilbs - 23 Dec 2004 14:16 - 2062 of 2700

The market makers are having a field day by the looks of things.

hlyeo98 - 23 Dec 2004 14:24 - 2063 of 2700

I bet the Iraqis are laughing their heads off at the Ministry of Oil...drilling money out of investors like us ...i was beaten last week.

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 14:26 - 2064 of 2700

From ADVFN

I dont know what PET's number is however a holder could phone for themselves to confirm.

John909 - 23 Dec'04 - 14:24 - 8394 of 8395


I have just phoned this number :

00 353 1 833 2833

the person who I spoke to, PET guys are in a meeting, as far as he was aware of, they have no news to tell.

watcher - 23 Dec 2004 14:30 - 2065 of 2700

my position has not changed with this company there is cloak and dagger stuff going on.. Maybe there is a chance of tender sharing, whereby neighbouring countries get the nod but the technical stuff is still in need of support from the likes of PET.. If they got there hands rapped and rueters shot the stuffing out of the share. Conspiracry, conspiracy opinion opinion still share holder. I'd like anybodies opinion or thoughts and still no RNS from PET

watcher p.s. hope your misses is OK eric

ziblot - 23 Dec 2004 16:40 - 2066 of 2700

If the papers pick up on this as old news their may well be a slaughter tomorrow. I think the Moo have had their fingers rapped for leaking the news before the interim goverment o/k'd the deal resulting in what we've seen today.

daves dazzlers - 23 Dec 2004 17:39 - 2067 of 2700

Afternoon all budding pet fans,, no shorts left for me , all 3 came out on top.
Good luck to all holders,keep the faith you longs.

steve 63 - 23 Dec 2004 20:30 - 2068 of 2700

Baghdad signs oil deal with 3-nation grouping
By John Reed in Baghdad
Published: December 23 2004 22:00 | Last updated: December 23 2004 18:56

Iraq has awarded its first post-war oil contract to a Turkish-British-Iraqi consortium and plans to sign four more deals by early next year, a senior Iraqi oil official said on Thursday.


Under the $136m (101m, 71m) deal, Avrasya, a Turkish engineering company, will lead a project to develop the Khurmala Dome, an extension of the Kirkuk oilfield in northern Iraq, Ahmed Al-Shamaa, undersecretary for oil, said.

Three bidders for the tender to develop Hemrin, another northern field, will be asked for final offers soon in a second deal.

Mr al-Shamaa said he received a recommendation on Thursday to proceed with the Khurmala contract from a cabinet oil and gas body formed in July to give Iraq's interim government tighter control over the country's biggest industry.

The Khurmala contract provides for the supply of surface equipment and material to develop the field; supervision of construction; and assistance during commissioning.

Avrasya and Kar, an Iraqi construction company, are joint-venture partners. Dynamic Processing Solutions, based the UK, will participate through an engineering contract, the company confirmed.

Mr al-Shamaa said Iraq's government had decided to re-establish contact with the three bidders for the Hemrin field, as the first two offers were close in price. "We are giving them a chance to give their last price," he said. "We have asked them to give us an answer by the end of the year."

He declined to name the bidders, but an industry source identified them as Canada's Ironhorse Oil & Gas, Nasdaq-listed Ivanhoe Energy and Irish- and London-listed Petrel Resources.

The tender to supply engineering materials and oil and equipment for Hemrin will be worth about $180m.

Word that Iraq is reopening talks with the three companies could boost Petrel, whose shares dived earlier this month after a report that IOG had won the deal.

Iraq's oil reserves are second only to Saudi Arabia's, but the sector's rehabilitation has been plagued by security problems, including insurgent attacks on its main pipeline and other installations.

Mr al-Shamaa conceded that conditions for negotiating the first two deals, which were delayed, were "not perfect" due to difficulties in arranging meetings.

Negotiations took place in Jordan, lasting from October until earlier this month.

Iraq's oil ministry plans to make recommendations on bids for three other projects in southern Iraq by the end of this year, Mr al-Shamaa said.

The tenders to develop the Zubair and Suba-Luhais fields and a refining project in Basra had drawn five, six, and four bids respectively.

wilbs - 23 Dec 2004 22:05 - 2069 of 2700

I think we will see the share price move upwards tomorrow. Makes sense why the movement today. Any thoughts?

wilbs

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 22:10 - 2070 of 2700

It does indeed make sense.

Shame that this obviously leaked hours beforehand allowing insider trading.(imo).

So, One contract gone, second chance on the second which supposedly went to OIG, and more in the pipeline, BUT, there are at least 6 Companies bidding.

Bit different to what PET said over the last few months, what?

Now depends on clever negotiations and a good price.


All imho etc.

Good luck holders, you have Christmas back............

dazg1968 - 23 Dec 2004 22:14 - 2071 of 2700

Here's the link for the FT article:

http://news.ft.com/cms/s/e86be4fe-5510-11d9-9974-00000e2511c8.html

It looks like Pet are back in with a chance of the Hamrin contract after all.
Plus the recommendation for Subba-Luhias is planned by year end.
All seems very positive to me. Thoughts anyone?

Daz.

daves dazzlers - 23 Dec 2004 22:28 - 2072 of 2700

SW,smoke screens & drive the price down.

wilbs - 23 Dec 2004 22:33 - 2073 of 2700

I will be buying back in early and sell on the price movment upwards and not be greedy and waiting for it to hit a supposdly 300p+. See a profit and take it. Any thoughts?

wilbs

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 22:43 - 2074 of 2700

All very fishy dave.

Was it a bear raid???

seawallwalker - 23 Dec 2004 22:50 - 2075 of 2700

wilbs take anything you can and run.................

Dip in and out before key dates rather than holding on waiting for lady luck to tap you on the shoulder.

Of course do as you think fit, but since you asked................

wilbs - 23 Dec 2004 22:56 - 2076 of 2700

I agree sw. I was in PET and top sliced so I came away with a profit. I sold my remaining shares today. The sp moved 45.33% today with prob only insider info. Hopefuly tomorrow will be much of the same as private investers digest the news and buy in. I will be in and out hopefully with a nice profit.

wilbs
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