espaceman
- 04 Apr 2006 07:18
News you've all been waiting for ...
Meridian Petroleum PLC
04 April 2006
MERIDIAN PETROLEUM PLC
('Meridian' or 'the Company')
VICTORY 1-21 SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
Meridian, the oil & gas exploration and production company with key assets in
the USA and Australia today announced that the Victory 1-21 production well (10%
WI) has been successfully deepened in order to further penetrate a Niagaran
reef.
Using a coiled tubing unit and conventional work over rig, Total Depth was
reached at 4,394 feet and gas communication was made between 4,161 feet and
4,192 feet, an increase of approximately 31 feet in net pay. The well was
treated with acid to stimulate flow and is currently being swabbed to remove
remaining acid from the well bore following which the well will be put back on
line this week. It is anticipated that enhanced production rates will be gained
from the additional pay sections in the reservoir.
Anthony Mason, Chief Executive of Meridian said:
'The successful deepening of Victory 1-21 is good news for Meridian. The well
will be back on line this week, following which Meridian will resume receiving
income from Victory 1-21. We are now looking forward to the imminent completion
on Calvin 36.'
Don Caldwell, a certified petroleum geologist, is the Company's Qualified Person
and has reviewed the information in this announcement.
Enquiries:
Meridian Petroleum (020 7409 5041)
Tony Mason, Chief Executive
Westhouse Securities (020 7601 6100)
Richard Morrison
Citigate Dewe Rogerson (020 7638 9571)
Media enquiries: Martin Jackson / George Cazenove
Analyst enquiries: Nina Soon
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange ND
chav
- 13 Jan 2008 11:25
- 290 of 741
The sp and long term chart looks great for anyone buying,just crap for anyone holding from higher up
W1zzard
- 13 Jan 2008 11:30
- 291 of 741
on that basis chav i will probably buy tomorrow
maestro
- 13 Jan 2008 11:40
- 292 of 741
dont buy until it hits 5p...the wise guys are waiting for 5p
Kivver
- 13 Jan 2008 12:30
- 293 of 741
I keep seeing this thread at the top and thought i would investigate the company, the chart looks a tad disappointing and it makes me wonder why there is so much interest. Does the chart say it all or have the market got it wrong??
chav
- 13 Jan 2008 14:13
- 294 of 741
The 'wise' guy's may end up paying over 10p if they wait for 5p!! The last time the sp got this low it turned and shot out to 20p+ fast and that was without production.
MRP now have a market capital of around 8 million with an income from Orion of $35,000 daily and gas prices still going up! They have plenty of cash in the bank plus the income from Orion to develope the next asset and get it online without dilution. How many many oilers would like to be in that position in the current climate?
chav
- 13 Jan 2008 14:21
- 295 of 741
W1zzard
- 13 Jan 2008 17:02
- 296 of 741
maestro if you could explain how you expect a company with over $4 million in cash.
a $3.5 million investment in orion producing in excess of $32000 a day wthout even bringing into account any other asset
is going to fall to 5p less than 5 mil Mcap
ile wait
W1zzard
- 13 Jan 2008 17:14
- 297 of 741
If any of T Masons shares are involved in the Oz deal as payment this could fly
I would expect SG to buy more once Star is sorted
Orion reserves report could be released at any time
At 8p the odds favour a bull run
cynic
- 13 Jan 2008 17:49
- 298 of 741
for once i am inclined to agree with maestro .... surely unprecedented! ..... in the present climate, even good(ish) news can signally fail to impress .... RTN was a good example - and my goodness, don't i know it!
required field
- 13 Jan 2008 18:09
- 299 of 741
At the present moment small caps are suffering, though this one really looks like it is overdue for a serious rebound, it could be a sharp spike up all of a sudden, and this little company does have the Michigan well probably on test by now. Those waiting for 5p could be disappointed and miss the price up.
W1zzard
- 13 Jan 2008 19:23
- 300 of 741
well that is aim cynic and your view not mine
im happy to invest at 8p
i will call the hoodies first thing and rattle my loose change
cynic
- 13 Jan 2008 19:24
- 301 of 741
at least you can only lose 8p per share! .... arguably similar logic as to why i suggested VIY at 6p as one to watch for 2008
Kivver
- 13 Jan 2008 19:41
- 302 of 741
I take it you all think the market has it wrong then!! Saying that lots yoo thread said the same thing.
maestro
- 13 Jan 2008 21:13
- 303 of 741
Mason has a buyer at 5p...trust me
W1zzard
- 13 Jan 2008 21:42
- 304 of 741
kivver YOO is losing 70k a week Mrp is making 70k a week enough said tbh
Kivver
- 13 Jan 2008 23:30
- 305 of 741
Just wondered why the shareprice is going down. Someone getting wrong somwhere. One of my fave companies KMR are not even making money yet but the graph is generally in a upward direction.
Definately keep an eye on mrp and be ready when I feel it positve and sustainable upward movement.
Andy
- 14 Jan 2008 01:14
- 306 of 741
maestro,
Please explain!
fatgreek
- 14 Jan 2008 01:31
- 307 of 741
maestro is renouned to talk rubbish ask the PET thread on advfn.
on another note.... MRP's website has been updated. Orion as we know, Milford - Q1 2008
Orion 36 Net Revenue Interest 70%
Probable Reserves (net)
Gas 2.2 bcf
Condensate 42000 bbls
Orion is an existing gas field that was drilled in the early 1980's. The field was abandoned early on in its producing life due to high H2S content. Higher gas prices and new technology have now made the exploitation of this asset economic. Orion 36 is a replacement well, drilled in early 2007, which encountered 122 feet of gas bearing pay. Meridian has installed H2S processing equipment and other facilities designed to be able to handle rates of up to 5.5 mmcfd. These facilities cost some $3.5 million of capital plus leasing costs of around $30,000 per month. The well came on-stream in August 2007 with gas sales to local utility CMS.
Average daily gas production rates by month were:
The highest daily production rate achieved to date was 3.98mmcfd.
2007
August 1.55mmcfd
September 2.55mmcfd
October 3.15mmcfd
November 1.96mmcfd
December 2.96mmcfd
The well also produces significant quantities of Natural Gas Liquids which are separated out, shipped by road and sold to local refineries. In a good month four loads of around 350 bbls each are shipped out.
Click Here for Orion Field Map - 14.11.06
Click here for Orion Photo Presentation
Milford 36 Net Revenue Interest 23.44%
Prospective Reserves (net)
Gas 138 MMcfCondensate 55000 bbls
Milford 36 was originally drilled by the company in 2005 but was operationally damaged. The Company re-entered the well in 2007 and although good pressures were observed, flow rates were poor. However subsequent perforation of the reservoir has shown encouraging results, but also encountered some oil shows which need further investigation.
Further testing of the well is required and this is expected to be completed during Q1 of 2008, at which time a plan for production will be drawn up.
MRP's website has been updated. Orion as we know, Milford - Q1 2008
Orion 36 Net Revenue Interest 70%
Probable Reserves (net)
Gas 2.2 bcf
Condensate 42000 bbls
Orion is an existing gas field that was drilled in the early 1980's. The field was abandoned early on in its producing life due to high H2S content. Higher gas prices and new technology have now made the exploitation of this asset economic. Orion 36 is a replacement well, drilled in early 2007, which encountered 122 feet of gas bearing pay. Meridian has installed H2S processing equipment and other facilities designed to be able to handle rates of up to 5.5 mmcfd. These facilities cost some $3.5 million of capital plus leasing costs of around $30,000 per month. The well came on-stream in August 2007 with gas sales to local utility CMS.
Average daily gas production rates by month were:
The highest daily production rate achieved to date was 3.98mmcfd.
2007
August 1.55mmcfd
September 2.55mmcfd
October 3.15mmcfd
November 1.96mmcfd
December 2.96mmcfd
The well also produces significant quantities of Natural Gas Liquids which are separated out, shipped by road and sold to local refineries. In a good month four loads of around 350 bbls each are shipped out.
Click Here for Orion Field Map - 14.11.06
Click here for Orion Photo Presentation
Milford 36 Net Revenue Interest 23.44%
Prospective Reserves (net)
Gas 138 MMcfCondensate 55000 bbls
Milford 36 was originally drilled by the company in 2005 but was operationally damaged. The Company re-entered the well in 2007 and although good pressures were observed, flow rates were poor. However subsequent perforation of the reservoir has shown encouraging results, but also encountered some oil shows which need further investigation.
Further testing of the well is required and this is expected to be completed during Q1 of 2008, at which time a plan for production will be drawn up.
cynic
- 14 Jan 2008 08:19
- 308 of 741
early days but spread is still 10% and no movement at all
for the first time ever, i find myself in broad agreement with maestro .... there is no good reason to buy this stock (at this juncture)
required field
- 14 Jan 2008 08:42
- 309 of 741
So, we are heading for 5p are we ? hmmm...