markymar
- 26 Nov 2012 19:50
Xcite Energy Limited (XEL) is a heavy oil appraisal and development company, with current interests in three licence blocks in the UK North Sea, all of which are held with 100% working interests through its wholly-owned UK subsidiary, Xcite Energy Resources Limited (XER).
Its primary focus is in bringing the Bentley oil field on Block 9/3b into production and in doing so becoming a significant independent oil producer in the North Sea by 2014.
Business Strategy
Bring the Bentley field into commercial production
Grow its reserves base from the existing 116 million barrels of oil equivalent
(“MMboe”) of 2P reserves through the conversion of its prospective resources base
Grow its resources base further through drilling activity on Blocks 9/3c and 9/3d
Employ enhanced oil recovery processes (“EOR”) to further increase its resource base
Increase its asset portfolio through license rounds and asset transactions whilst utilising its heavy-oil expertise to leverage opportunities

http://www.xcite-energy.com/
2012 in Review and the way ahead Robert Cole Video
menorca1
- 12 Mar 2013 15:07
- 114 of 391
Worth noticing on the weeky char that it has been doing higher lows
menorca1
- 12 Mar 2013 15:21
- 115 of 391
That was yesterday's direction being at the bottom of parrallel lines, so the chance of spike like it happened seven days ago
cynic
- 12 Mar 2013 15:30
- 116 of 391
an interesting pattern, but sp still stubbornly resists heading properly north - patience my boy, patience
menorca1
- 13 Mar 2013 09:33
- 118 of 391
BUT NO BLOOD ON THE SHARE PRICE 117.50p
Is following yesterday's steps and looking for 132p very soon at this rate
menorca1
- 13 Mar 2013 12:08
- 121 of 391
marky
re - I feel a spike in share price on its way
you forgot to say spike on the way down
menorca1
- 13 Mar 2013 15:52
- 122 of 391
Anyway is on the way up once again, after the retracement to 116.50p now looking for 119p and at this rate we could be looking for the high of the spike before 10am
menorca1
- 13 Mar 2013 16:14
- 124 of 391
THAT WAS FAST
Reached there an bounce back a bit. there is some resistance at this point, lets see how strong is this resistance
markymar
- 14 Mar 2013 08:09
- 125 of 391
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-2292866/MARKET-REPORT-Investors-Xcited-takeover-talk.htmlMARKET
Investors Xcited by takeover talk
By GEOFF FOSTER
Excited by a revival of bid speculation, punters piled into North Sea oil explorer Xcite Energy.
They chased the stock 5.5p higher to 121p amid a regurgitation of an old rumour that Statoil, the Norwegian oil and gas group, is about to launch a £2 a share cash bid. Ever since Ithaca Energy agreed to buy Valiant Petroleum, hot gossip in the City has been that Xcite will be the next North Sea operator to be swallowed by a bigger player.
Xcite owns 100 per cent of the Bentley field in the North Sea, one of the last remaining underdeveloped areas. Statoil recently received approval from the UK government for its plans for a £4.7 billion investment to develop the largest new offshore development in Britain’s sector of the North Sea.
menorca1
- 14 Mar 2013 21:48
- 128 of 391
Looks like someone miss the run or ?
menorca1
- 14 Mar 2013 23:14
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XEL- BAR CHAR - Everything is a BUY .............Xcite Energy Limited (XEL.LS) 123.500+2.500 (+2.07%)3:00P EST(LSE) Detailed Opinion as of Thursday, Mar 14th, 2013 Detailed Opinion Show Signal Strength and Direction
triples24
- 15 Mar 2013 05:12
- 130 of 391
Xcite Shares Soar on Statoil Bid Speculation (UK)
Posted on: Mar 14th, 2013 - 10:46 pm
http://www.directorstalk.com/xcite-shares-soar-on-statoil-bid-speculation-uk/
menorca1
- 20 Mar 2013 11:12
- 132 of 391
On the rise today after the recent fall from a high of 126p, YESTERDAY WAS MARKED DOWN to support 112p and bounce back, today is on the bounce from the same level as yesterday's lows.
Intraday chart
dreamcatcher
- 26 Mar 2013 08:16
- 133 of 391
About time the sp started to move, almost fallen asleep this one.
Xcite Energy chief Cole ‘enormously excited’ about what can be achieved in 2013
7:31 am by Jamie AshcroftLast year's well test successfully yielded 149,000 barrels of oil which was sold to a major refiner and delivered Xcite’s first revenues.
Xcite Energy (LON:XEL) chief executive Rupert Cole has told investors that he is enormously excited about what the company can achieve in 2013.
In this morning’s results statement, for the twelve months to December 31 2012, he said that Xcite remains on track to deliver the new competent persons report for the Bentley heavy oil field in the early part of this year.
The report, which will inform a revised field development plan, will be based on data from last year’s successfully well test.
The test was an integral part of the Phase 1A development of the Bentley field, and it successfully yielded 149,000 barrels of oil which was sold to a major refiner and delivered Xcite’s first revenues.
And as a result of that programme the Bentley field development has been substantially de-risked, Xcite says.
"2012 has been an excellent year for Xcite, with the successful, and, most importantly, safe, conclusion of a US$250 million project in the North Sea, on time and on budget, which is a testament to the skill and experience of our team,” Cole said.
“The entire team has worked tirelessly during the well test and in the time since its conclusion in September last year, to re-engineer the reservoir model in order to deliver an updated field development plan based on the excellent data and results from the test.
“The success of last year's project has provided us not only the information but also the confidence needed to be able to deliver our plans to commence the first phase development on Bentley, which will be largely based on scaling up the 2012 pre-production work programme.”
Revenues, from test production, totalled £13.3mln and over the twelve months period the oil field developer made a £1.7mln loss. And at the end of the year Xcite had a cash balance of £25.59mln.
On the financing front, Xcite also made significant progress in 2012 as it secured a US$155mln reserves based lending facility which is expected to cover the a substantial part of the Phase 1B funding requirements.