Andy
- 22 Jan 2003 17:51
Regal Petroleum started trading on AIM recently. With the help of London broker
Evolution Beeson Gregory; Regal raised 10 million valuing the company at
34million.
Regal is raised the money to increase production in the so-called Chernihiv
field in Ukraine. Regal currently has a 75/25 joint venture with Chernihiv a
state owned exploration company and drilling enterprise. The Chernihiv field is
situated in the most prolific gas and condensate region of the Ukraine, the
Dneiper-Donets Basin. This Basin currently produces 90 per cent of Ukraine’s
gas and condensate. An independent report estimates that the Chernihiv field
has a total of proven and probable reserves of approximately 905bn cubic feet
of gas and 51.52 million barrels of condensate.
Over the years 18 exploratory wells have been drilled. Of these wells 12 have
been flow tested and demonstrated that commercial quantities of gas can be
produced.Regal says that a work over of the Mex- 3 well last July meant the
group commenced commercial production in August 2002. To increase production
rapidly Regal plans to drill more wells and work over old ones. It hopes to
have three wells in production by the end of 2003.
Corporate website : www.regalpetroleum.com
Andy
- 04 Feb 2006 13:41
- 156 of 448
Sue,
so you can't produce ANY posts to back that up then?
Thought not!
SueHelen
- 04 Feb 2006 13:52
- 157 of 448
I honestly think Regal may be worth watching, and once they begin to export gas, with the 50% higher price, they could well be worthy of consideration.
In particular, I like the fact that they sell cash on delivery within the Ukraine, so no bad debt problems!
Regal are also debt free, with a decent balance in the bank.
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Where the hell is the gas....there was no gas right from the start Andy...guillible fool.
Andy
- 04 Feb 2006 14:04
- 158 of 448
Sue,
Where is the ramp in that post then?
Come on, find a "ramp"!
Andy
- 04 Feb 2006 14:08
- 159 of 448
Sue Helen,
This RNS issued by the LSE contradicts your "there was no gas" statement!
Or are you callinhg the LSE "gullible"?
Regal Petroleum PLC
11 May 2004
For Immediate Release Tuesday 11th May 2004
Regal Petroleum plc ('Regal')
Ukraine Operations
The Directors of Regal are pleased to announce, that following the successful
connection of the recently completed MEX102 well, production of gas and
condensate has increased from 244,000m3 to in excess of 830,000m3 of gas
equivalent per day.
In addition, the Directors are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Luis F
Quintero as the Managing Director of Ukraine Operations, effective as of 18
April 2004.
The drilling of production well MEX102 was completed in mid March 2004 and
connected to the gas plant on 26 April 2004, following the installation of
infrastructure and testing. The flow from MEX102 has greatly exceeded
expectations having tested to 143,000m3/day gas and 232m3/day condensate on 9mm
choke. MEX102 was originally expected to have a daily production of circa
175,000m3 gas and 25m3 of condensate per day.
Regal now has four wells connected to the new gas plant: MEX3 and GOL1 (both
work-over wells), together with GOL2 (a former exploration well completed by
Regal as a production well) and MEX102 (a new well drilled by Regal). A further
work-over well SV10 has been completed and awaits connection to the plant.
Daily production from the field has increased substantially from an average of
244,000m3 gas equivalent to an average of 830,000m3 gas equivalent.
The separation and heating system of the treatment plant is currently working to
maximum capacity due to the unexpectedly high condensate flow from MEX102.
Modifications to the separation and heating systems and storage facilities in
order to increase the capacity of the plant have commenced so as to enable full
processing for production from all wells including SV10. Management are
confident that these modifications will be completed in approximately two months
and will result in a substantial increase in production.
The new Managing Director of Ukraine Operations, Dr Quintero, previously worked
for Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) and Schlumberger in more than 18 countries
since 1984, covering a wide spectrum of the oil and gas industry. Dr Quintero
started his career in the fields of India as a wireline engineer, and went on to
positions in petrophysics, reservoir engineering, production engineering, field
development planning, project administration, financial analysis, asset
evaluation, business development and production enhancement. Dr Quintero worked
in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East, and is very
familiar with the technology and operating practices in these areas. He was
Society of Petrophysicists and Well Log Analysts (SPWLA) regional director for
Europe, and has been a member of its technology committee for the past five
years. He is also the former production enhancement director for Pertamina. Dr
Quintero obtained a bachelor's degree from Universidad Simon Bolivar in
Venezuela, and a MSc and Phd in Petroleum Engineering from Louisiana State
University, in the USA.
Commenting of the Ukraine, Frank Timis, Chairman of Regal, said:
'Production in the Ukraine has reached a volume which is sufficient for
commencing exports. With our own gas plant approaching its full capacity and the
modifications to the gas plant underway, to enable substantially higher
production from our five wells, together with access to international markets
through our export pipeline, Regal looks forward to generating strong cashflow
from its Ukraine operations.
We are also delighted to welcome Dr Quintero to Regal's operational management
team whose expertise and credentials with large companies in the former Soviet
Union and Eastern Europe will contribute greatly to further progress in the
Ukraine.'
For further information, please contact:
Regal Tel: 020 7647 6622
Frank Timis, Executive Chairman
Buchanan Communications Tel: 020 7466 5000
Bobby Morse / Catherine Miles
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
windsorgolf
- 20 Feb 2006 21:39
- 160 of 448
these are starting to move.positive RNS today...back up to 1 shortly
Kivver
- 22 Feb 2006 08:48
- 161 of 448
whats the chances of them winning this final court battle, theyve won all the other ones!!
Kivver
- 22 Feb 2006 10:48
- 162 of 448
back on a roll now, quite good by the reaction.
windsorgolf
- 22 Feb 2006 12:24
- 163 of 448
this will increase further today could see 70p
Kivver
- 22 Feb 2006 12:44
- 164 of 448
i got in and out at a nice 20% profit today, dont know enough about this compamy but will come back and have a look.
hlyeo98
- 23 Feb 2006 12:54
- 165 of 448
good upstroke today
windsorgolf
- 23 Feb 2006 17:52
- 166 of 448
should see a 1 tomo
Andy
- 23 Feb 2006 20:41
- 167 of 448
windsrgolf,
I agree, looking good on the chart.
May buy back in tomorrow.
TheMaster
- 24 Feb 2006 12:29
- 168 of 448
Moving back up after todays low, with court date news due out this afternoon
Kivver
- 24 Feb 2006 13:28
- 169 of 448
good i was going to ask does anybody know when this vital cort case is going to be. look foward to the answer.
Andy
- 16 Apr 2006 22:19
- 170 of 448
from Today's Sunday Times!
The Sunday Times April 16, 2006
City probe into Regal Petroleum
AN investigation has started at the London Stock Exchange (LSE) into allegations that Regal Petroleum, the embattled oil company, misled the market over oil discoveries in Greece, writes Louise Armitstead.
The probe was prompted by revelations in The Sunday Times that Regal was told its crucial Greek oil well was dry just weeks before it raised 37m from City investors.
The exchange has primary responsibility for the regulation of the Alternative Investment Market, where Regal has been listed since September 2002. The senior City watchdog, the Financial Services Authority, is also looking into the matter. The LSE declined to comment.
A senior oil consultant who tested the Kallirachi 1 well said he told Regal management in January 2004 that the well was not commercial.
Regal insisted: We stand by the findings in the exploration drilling report on the Kallirachi 1 well. The announcements made at the time were from advice from professionally technically qualified advisers.
But the experts have distanced themselves from Regal.
PW Carnell
- 16 Apr 2006 22:55
- 171 of 448
louises possible motives are being discussed at length on the other board-if even some of the scurillous rumours are remotely true then things could get nasty.
cynic
- 17 Apr 2006 16:30
- 172 of 448
I thoroughly agree PW, and have posted to that effect on "the other board" ...... All the current evidence, old or not, legislates against any upside for the sp, or at least until the whole matter is aired (in court?) and clarified and/or until the ukrainian courts come down in favour of RPT ...... and that is far from a foregone conclusion.
Tomorrow morning may be an interesting time to make some money on a short tack ...... There looks to be some potential chart support at +/-78 but if sp falls through that, then it could be all the way down to 40
KEAYDIAN
- 17 Apr 2006 16:37
- 173 of 448
Handy if you do CFD's or Spread Bet then.
cynic
- 07 May 2006 10:05
- 174 of 448
So Mr T loses yet again in Ukrainian courts in a dispute that has been running since 2004 ..... Mr T now says he will go to the Ukrainian Supreme Court, but I bet the lawyers are not paid out of his pocket.
With the demise of mafia boss John Gotti, the soubriquet of The Teflon Don could have passed to Mr T, but is his coating also now getting more than a little worn?
Since strong-arming back control of Regal a month or two ago, has Mr T done anything at all to benefit the shareholders? ..... If he has, he has been very coy in saying so.