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Presentation from Thursday 6th July 06 can be seen on oilbarrel !


Monterey appraisal well suspended pending Wintershall evaluation. 1/12/06
BLR and Kappa in dispute.
BLR to meet with Kappa within next two weeks 1/12/06

Well, there it is... it's dropped the 25-30% (imho) something's going on that's for sure! placing/refinance coming up!?
News must be soon..

BTW...grim isn't it?

Well, here it is at last..there was a placing afterall... haven't a clue what all below means...this might sound silly but I guess institutions would not have stumped up the backing if there was no chance of any return...so I see this as positive and specualtion will drive the sp back up again ? (imho)

Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC
18 January 2007




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 18 January 2007


Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC
('Black Rock' or the 'Company')

Placing

Black Rock (stock code: BLR), the UK-based exploration company, is pleased to
announce that through its broker, VSA Resources Limited, the Company has
conditionally placed 317,000,000 new ordinary shares of 0.5p each ('Ordinary
Shares') with a number of investors at a placing price of 0.5p per Ordinary
Share (the 'Placing') to raise 1,585,000 (before expenses) subject to
settlement. The Company intends to use the Placing proceeds to provide
additional working capital and in particular, to fund the next payment of
approximately US$1,000,000 to the Company's Colombian joint venture partner,
Kappa Resources Colombia Limited ('Kappa').


Kappa has previously advised the Company that it expects to start drilling the
Acacia Este prospect in the Las Quinchas Block in January/February 2007.
Drilling and testing is expected to take 4 to 6 weeks. On completion of this
well, assuming a minimum cost of US$1.5 million, Black Rock will have earned,
subject to approval from Ecopetrol, a 50% non-operator equity interest in the
Las Quinchas Block.


The additional Ordinary Shares will on issue rank pari passu with the existing
Ordinary Shares in issue and application will be made for the new Ordinary
Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM, following which Black Rock will have a
total issued share capital of 1,022,955,530 Ordinary Shares admitted to trading
on AIM. Trading in the new Ordinary Shares on AIM is expected to commence on 31
January 2007.


John Cubitt, Managing Director of Black Rock Oil & Gas plc, commented:


'The Board of Black Rock is delighted that the investment community continues to
support the Company. This fundraising will enable us, subject to Ecopetrol's
approval, to complete the earn-in of a 50% interest in the Las Quinchas Block,
and to initiate an active drilling programme in Columbia in 2007.


'We have been advised by the Operator, Kappa, that the Arce test wells have
produced oil at ambient temperatures and we expect to conclude the steam
injection test programme during the second quarter. A development plan is then
expected to be submitted by Kappa for Colombian government approval, at which
stage we would be able to assess the economic value of our attributable interest
in the Arce field reserves.


'In terms of the proposed drilling of the Acacia Este prospect, Kappa hopes to
spud the well very shortly for what is expected be a two week drilling
programme. Testing should take approximately a further two weeks, such that we
anticipate being able to make a further announcement regarding Acacia Este
around the end of the first quarter of 2007.'

At least we know now can only see the sp improving IMO but steaming and most things are now 2nd quarter.

How many 0.65p buys before the mm's go blue.

stay out! .... or sell your shares to Moneyman who rates this company and who, according to him, has NEVER lost money on a share

Laurie 2 days on, loads & loads of .65 Buys and still the buy price has not moved.

conspiracy!

Finally a small gain up 0.11 at the moment.

cynic calm down old fruit.

MM ... had to look back to see to what you were referring .... lol! ..... happy to see that one of my own 3 spivvy shares (VOG + GOO n CHP) is showing signs of life .... perhaps just pre-mortality twicth!

on the other hand, several of my classier stocks have been performing very well, so overall a very pleasing couple of weeks.

Well done cynic, nice to see your making some money, just don't forget to sell!! I wouldn't want a repeat of last year when you pretty much winged and wined all year.

Finally green today but at least real prices the last week with 0.71 as aBuy was so misleading with 0.80 as the price. All showed as Sells.
Still a hell of a road up from here!

winging is what birds do; wining is what i do most evenings (Gruner Veltliner tonight i think) ....... whinging and whining i rarely do, or not for long .... banking profits, i have been regularly, to the disdain of some others on this site ...... buying BLR, i am glad to say, i have not not ever had any intention of so doing.

Oh dear ! 'ere we go again.. another sp downturn !

Grim isn't it !

edited - i found the answer i was looking for

sorry, but this company and its product (heavy oil) have always been very unsexy .... Cassandra told you several times before

With thanks to

gizmot1000 - 21 Mar'07 - 16:35 - 5831 of 5831


heres a good find i feel http://offshore247.com/news/article.asp?Id=7213&catname=Field/development

Monterey gas to Windermere

Friday, March 9, 2007

Development of the UK Monterey gas discovery in the Southern North Sea is looking increasingly likely as a tieback to the Windermere platform with output exported to The Netherlands.

Operator Wintershall Noordzee is considering the Windermere tieback option after making the discovery last year and a development plan is likely to be put to field partners this summer.

Partner Black Rock Oil and Gas has said that is the development route being examined by Wintershall after drilling the discovery which spans UK blocks 49/8c and 49/9d discovery last year.

Monterey is about 15 km (9.3 miles) west of the Windermere gas platform and south of the Schooner and Ketch gas fields, in a water depth of 35 M (114 ft).

Monterey is estimated to contain around 165 Bcf of gas although that figure has not been verified by independent analysis.

The Monterey field, originally drilled in 1989, was estimated by Carrizo (based on analysis then provided by the field operator, Wintershall Noordzee) to contain 165 billion cubic feet of gas reserves, although no formal resource or reserve has yet been prepared under any of the accepted standards and this figure has not been independently verified by the company, Black Rock, which has a 15% stake in part-blocks 49/8c and 49/9d, declared today.

The field operator is currently undertaking detailed technical evaluation of the well results and simulation of various development options to put to the Joint Venture Partners during the summer of 2007. Amongst the options being considered is to drill one or more horizontal producers. Typically, such wells will have horizontal sections of 500m (1,640 ft) or more in order to obtain commercial rates and the well may also require hydraulic fracturing. If developed, the field operator is considering piping the gas to the nearby Windermere and Markham Fields and from there to the Netherlands, the companys chairman Tony Baldry informed shareholders.

Black Rock Oil & Gas PLC
23 March 2007


For immediate release 23 March 2007



Black Rock Oil & Gas plc (the 'Company')
Director's Dealings

The Company has been notified today that Peter Kitson, Finance Director has
today purchased 1,528,510 ordinary shares of 0.5p each in the Company (the
'Shares') at 0.65p each. This number of shares represents Mr Kitson's total
holding, or 0.15% of the Company's total issued share capital.


ENDS

If anyone knows anything about the financial prospects of the company, surely it must be the Finance Director?

Mind you, history proves that the logic in that particular arguement is not always a good indicator!!