Amerisur Resources is exploring for oil and gas in South America, currently in Colombia and later it plans to exploit its licences in Paraguay. It has a new Board of Directors and following a recent Placing at 6p (250m shares) sufficient cash to see through its current drilling plans and carry out some further corporate asset improvement opportunities.

Valuation of Amerisur Resources : 'Rule of Thumb' based on c.800m shares and using 10% DCF on oil at $70/barrel is 0.75p on the sp for every 1m barrels (CHP's share) that is proved in the ground.

Amerisur (formerly Chaco Resources) now has two exploration blocks in Colombia which it is currently evaluating and preparing to drill, one of these in the last quarter of 2007. It has also applied for further blocks in Colombia which are also believed to offer near term production. It also has three substantial areas in Paraguay and is awaiting news on a fourth. The next six months (May-November 2008) should see a steady news flow as it establishes the companys transformation from being an exploration company to becoming a significant oil production company. Set out below are some of the milestones which should produce announcements and have a positive effect on the share price. Any potential reserves are quoted in recoverable oil assets.



Platinillo, Colombia :

100% interest in a field currently assessed at holding 38.1m barrels of light sweet crude oil. Previously this a well flowed at 533 b/d before it was capped.Modern extraction methods may achieve up to double this output/well. Drilling completed for assessment and details of reserve figures and resumption of production daily figures awaited at Dec.2009. (Some guessestimates suggest the field might contain as much as 70m-100m barrels.)

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Tigra/Fenix block

100%% Further 3D seismic is completed; previous drilling has resulted in 30,000 barrels of oil from this block. Other blocks nearby in the Magdalena basin have also produced well. Drilled 11/2009; optimistic RNS (17 leads to follow)but reserve figures awaited

RNS :Expect further news on this block imminently and maybe a JV or other arrangement to speed up the timescale to production



Additional blocks to be announced

New local management team, in particular the CEO, is reputed to have some excellent contacts which will bring some high quality blocks to Amerisur in the coming months.

Curupayty Block, Paraguay :

1.39m hectares in north, close to Bolivia. Two wells previously drilled and both showed oil.

RNS : Expect JV with larger producer.



San Pedro Block, Paraguay :

1m hectares in south-east. Previous drilling showed oil.

RNS : Expect JV with larger producer.



Parana Basin, Paraguay :

Canindeyu block covering 1,789,000 hectares. Bordering Brazil. Oil field on Brazilian side already drilled. Chaco also expect to find oil and, at a deeper level, considerable quantities of gas. Chaco has obtained valuable historic seismic for re-evaluation.

RNS : Presidential Decree received 2/11/06.. Petrobras has announced its intention to increase substantially its effort to exploit Paraguay's hydrocarbons and has announced a farm-in on CDS's adjacent block. Possibility that they or another major will do likewise with Amerisur



Corporate Activity : The new Chairman is believed to have been brought on board to prove some or all of the existing Colombian assets and get these oil producing, arrange a JV on the Paraguayan assets before negotiating a sale of the company as consolidation of explorers in the region continues. An exit sp north of 1.00 over the next 12 months might be a reasonable target provided the drilling programme lives up to expectations, the price of oil remains at/above current levels and an approach is made for the company.

That's a bold step.

TFC-are you the buyer of the 1m? If you are, and based on what you posted last week,I will follow you with purchases tomorrow???

GL

Went on a buying spree before the bell this morning topping up some of my holdings . AMER@16.60 , CEY@145 , MML@263 , AFE@4.38 , and PET@27.2

.........O/T...a nice shopping bag of goodies Roly -three of which i own myself. -AMER, CEY, and AFE. Have a lot of friends who like MML. As for PET -Do y/self a favour and watch it like a hawk as a story is in the making/ breaking that will absolutely decimate ALL oilees in lraq irespective of whether virgin fields or those KNOWN TO BE contaminated by uranium missiles from war with the usa/ coalition . . ...........

So what oilee would you go short on ? Maybe that is why PET as gone into Ghana now that they have got the cash from the Iraq goverment.

Even at this low price it as outperformed Afren.

May be even more after the next few days.

A couple of very large buys at 17p so far today. Has TFC been dipping into his small change pocket again? ;o)

Analyst presentation

http://www.amerisurresources.com/Amerisur_Analyst_Presentation_May_2010.pdf

A rehash of the April presentation b ut with updated oil of 500 barrels using acid flow and mention of gas reserves too

Barry: Are you surprised there is no update on progress re. mud problem on Iguasa 1 or do you believe this has now been overcome ? Regards.

yes I am surprised and yes I do think the mud problem has been overcome - but I have no intel to back that up - just my belief in this management team that they will sort it one wa or another

We will have to wait for TFC to post then.

Following the analyst presentation last week, hopefully PIs will now be updated as well.

....Salut R et al ../ Having already made it known to being a holder of a total of 1.75 mln shares it is highly probable people will assume l am on a serious mission to ramp this stock to the skies ! ...ll n'y' a aucune chance que ca :-} hehe... l suppose i must be -even subconciously - deep in my psyche without even realising it ...such is the way of things i suppose . -..... . - mais en brevite -..Alea good news but not why i am aboard . REG -lga #1 and lsa#1 - ..Working on the general premise that defines the paradigm of oil formation in this particular area of Colombia-what with its shallow, thin ,friable sand basins/resavoirs - in that if one good well with prerequisite permissive geology is found, then, it is from this find that a formation of wells will be configurated . ( you tend to see a lot of fields like this in East Texas and remoter parts of LOU . This simple fact coupled with scrutinizing not only the fascinating geology of the lguasa lead, but of the surrounding area, i strongly believe we have stumbled upon an extremely highly complicated ,complex,and diverse commercial set of petroleum systems in play with multiple level columns of oil satuated sands present in several host resavoirs/basins .The company hinted as much in its latest RNS and underlined it in its recent analyist update inc. an interesting Q and A set up ... - namely a mindlowing payload of 200 foot of excellent quality oil in the shallower sands, and futhermore, a staggering 150 foot of logged pay in deeper target section . FFS !! This is an enormous find !! Whats up with you all ? A total column of 350 feet ....gulp....Our time has come -and no-one will convince me otherwise !! - l doff my hat to you JW. - an RNS will need to be issued very very soon - and i will be very surprised if not within 2 weeks .ln itself: this well is as i first suspected -namely a company maker .and its true worth will be apparent to all when lg 2and lsa 2 are spewing out their black gold - but,of course, by then our s/p will have doubled . Little wonder GC commented in a masterly piece of understatement ,that lguasa "exceeded all expectations " and even less wonder that mms/brokers,analyists are bringing all their promotional pizzazz and trading shinnanagins to this play and messing about with bid/offer in such a manner -.lts like they are singing in chorus to the lnstitutions that "anything you can do ,we can do better ....and man youd better beleve it.- many mms are masters of psychology and smell nervous holders and greedy buzzards a mile away. .. . lt is the same old story with nearly all Colombian junior oil plays. ...REG -lg 1 -ln total there are seven levels. l am led to believe, under investigation with four having proven worthy of further intensive scrutiny - what one particular level yielding a basin of the very best graded oi known - 36 d - ,and another, of copious amounts of gas , one bearing heavier API oil coupled with heavier gasses , and with a furthur one others bearing both lighter and heavier gases (dry gas > condensate) in combination . lt will be in extracting these payloads that illustrate whether remedial work neccassitated by use of inappropiate mud weight will be truly tested as it is in production that this problem rears its ugly face. ...Reg lsa#1 which under natural cold flow produced 150 / 350 bblsoe p/d can be enhanced tremendously Nearby oilfields with similar characteristics are being produced employing cyclical steam stimulation { CSS or " huff and puff " thermal recovery techniques applied in vertical or deviated wells for both steam injection and production. First steam is injected for a period of time -typically seven to ten weeks - to heat the resavoir and thearby reduce oil viscosity.Flow is then reversed to produce the heavier oil through the same well. Now you will perhaps understand why this work has taken so long . This role switching continues cyclically over the economic life of the production system. For example, data i have in my possession, reg. wells in Girasol {with Mansarovar as operators but in j/v with Sinopec} which produced a mere 100 bblsoe p/d with primary "cold" production , and now achieves in excess off 730 bblsoe p/d after steam injection - an increase of 700% Apply the same numerics to lsa#1 and we could be talking in terms of 900 to 2100 bbloe p/d and i believe it will be nearer the mid end than lower or higher ...The very same scenario has been achieved by a plethora of Colombian junior oil players- all cash rich with proven top drawer management .-eg- Pacific Rubiales, Petrominerales , PetroAmerica, Petrolifera, Petrovista, Cap Link Ventures, Canacol , Alange Energy, to name but a few and would you believe ALL registered on the very same Canadian exchange{ TSX } and all with our friends at RBC actively involved ...lt seems we jumped ship from Astaires for more than the obvious reason then huh ? Never thought much of them anyway . Feeling a lot better being in a stable of hot favourites . Also manifestly apparent is Canada sinking many billions into the future of the Colombian hydrocarbon sector ...And with each of these junior oil plays it ALL started with that one decent well becoming a field of wells./ check out Alkane energy -very similar to Amer -who currently produce 1534 bbls p/d yet expect to exceed 10,000 bbls p/d by y/e 2010. BUT the point being is we have started to crack THIS nut called AMER .. ..and if this stock fails it will be because we DONT need oil anymore Apocalypse Now ..,,,kaput ,,,,,fin.... ....... blue all week.........b/chance a tous ...bien amicalement / a'bientot .. @+ J .........

That's one heck of a post.

TFC, any guestimates of where you think the price could head towards & over what sort of time span ? I know this is a pointless exercise really, but would be interested in your thoughts on this & anyone else's if they care to input. Just speculation

We are one of the top movers this morning ......... down

Once it fell below 15.25 it was a chart sell , now there are stop losses being trigged

But underlying this has anything changed? I don't believe so. We just have to await the company's newsflow - they do not seem too bothered about informing PI's - just their institutional friends who obviously were told sufficiently good things last month to stump up the placing shares at 16.5p. I have never been a supporter of GC. John Wardle, yes, he's different, but I think that our company's chairman is nothing special - which he manages to prove on occasions like this.

OK so it's taking along time but the sp is at last now slipping to where it belongs. I think I said 7p-9p some time ago and I still believe that.

Mind you, the current state of the SM doesn't help with bond and sp spreads rising.