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GLOBAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT Well Undervalued And As Yet Untouched By The B/B Herd (GED)     

goldfinger - 28 Apr 2005 16:19

Been looking at this one ever since results were published back on the 7th april. Its both an Oil Explorer and Developer and just throws off cash and makes a profit. I wouldnt initialy go into it because the shares were very tightly held especially by the US Oil Company Harken Energy I think they had around 85% of the share equity and the stock was not very liquid, but thats changing as Harken sells off shares into the market especially to the Large Institutions. In fact its just sold another tranch off today.

It really as a lot going for it and since the results as been tipped by two Brokers Teather and Greenwood and Equity Development) as strong Buys but the good thing is that the price as not yet really moved, the city have not caught onto this one yet and this is an ideal opportunity to get on board. Its also won new contracts and its NAV estimated short term to be 367p, long term 729p is up against a share price of only 161p. The P/E for the company for 2005 is only 6 and for 2006 a mere P/E of 4, compare that to some of the Blue Skers around and it is amazingly cheap. The institution Fidelity have also taken a big stake in the last couple of days and those boys know what they are doing.

Last Results to 31st December 2004.


Financial Highlights



Revenues up 28% to $10,974,000 (2003: $8,556,000)



Gross Profit up 65% to $5,349,000 (2003: $3,239,000)



Profit before tax up 292% to $3,127,000 (2003: $797,000)



No debt as at 31 December 2004



Finding cost of approximately $5 per barrel in the three years ending 31
December 2004



107% increase in Capital Expenditure budget for 2005 (2004: $8,700,000)

- fully funded from cash available and cashflow from production


Operational Highlights



2 exclusive contracts signed in Colombia in 2004 and another exclusive
contract in Peru added post the year end



Portfolio now much enlarged and prospect rich - trend towards exploration
against backdrop of established production

- 6 contracts and 1 pending contract covering approximately 3 million
acres in Colombia, Peru and Panama

- 100% ownership of all contracts



Production widened to 10 wells from 4 contracts as at 31 December 2004

- Record daily production of 2230 bopd from 11 wells as at 3 April 2005



Multiple exploration prospects within enlarged portfolio in all 3
countries already independently reported on

- First exploration expenditure since flotation on properties held under
contract to occur in 2005



Anticipate signing at least 2 additional exclusive contracts or Technical
Evaluation Agreements during the remainder of 2005

Director Speak.

Commenting of the results for 2004 and progress post the year end, Stephen Voss,
Managing Director, said:



'We are very optimistic about Global's position within the oil industry. We
identified many years ago three pre-eminent countries in which to operate -
Colombia, Peru and Panama - that have continually offered improved industry
terms and economic and political stability. All three continue to have few
independents operating in them and as a consequence Global continues to maintain
its first mover advantage and the opportunity to acquire additional attractive
acreage.



We have significantly enlarged our portfolio since our flotation three years ago
and now have a much diversified portfolio offering multiple prospect
opportunities in addition to established production. This production throughout
2004 against historically high oil prices resulted in record financial results
for the year.



Our production and strong-pipeline of near-term production allows the Company to
continue to build on a solid financial base whilst beginning to pursue the
considerable exploration prospects under contract and pending contract which the
management believe are capable of significantly enlarging and transforming the
Company going forward.'


Forward Outlook

We are very optimistic about Global's position within the oil industry. We
identified many years ago three pre-eminent countries in which to operate -
Colombia, Peru and Panama - that have continually offered improved industry
terms and economic and political stability. All three continue to have few
independents operating in them and as a consequence Global continues to maintain
its first mover advantage and the opportunity to acquire additional attractive
acreage.



We have significantly enlarged our portfolio since our flotation three years ago
and now have a much diversified portfolio offering multiple prospect
opportunities in addition to established production. This production throughout
2004 against historically high oil prices resulted in record financial results
for the year.



Our production and strong-pipeline of near-term production allows the Company to
continue to build on a solid financial base whilst beginning to pursue the
considerable exploration prospects under contract and pending contract which the
management believe are capable of significantly enlarging and transforming the
Company going forward.ENDS.

Conclusion.

Way undervalued in my eyes and a lot of others in the industry aswell. The future is very exciting. Remember its not a Petrel or a White Nile so dont expect fireworks. Its got an high beta and the shares are still relatively tightly held. Further news flow will move the share price this year and beyond. You will have to be patient with this one but I beleive it to be an exceptional investment.

DYOR.

cheers GF.

TA looks rather strong.....................

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jimmy b - 20 Oct 2005 10:31 - 228 of 367

We got bashed more than the other aim oils ,and were not rising with them either ,now that's just not fair..

aldwickk - 23 Oct 2005 18:55 - 229 of 367

Lukoil interested in projects outside Russia
AFX


ASTANA (AFX) - Lukoil is out to enforce its international presence and draw profit from geopolitical developments favourable to Russia, particularly in the Caspian and Latin America, said Andrei Kuzyaiev, president of Lukoil Overseas, the oil giant's international subsidiary, in the Kazakh capital Astana.

'The profitability of foreign projects can be three times higher than in Russia,' where much disappeared due to taxes, said Kuzyaiev.

The group, which set up Lukoil Overseas five years ago amid rapid expansion, today extracts 5 pct of its oil and 15 pct of its gas outside of Russia -- in Kazakhstan and Egypt. It also participates in exploration projects in Azerbaijan, Columbia, Iran and Venezuela.

Kuzyaiev stressed that Lukoil is fast becoming one of the world's leading producers thanks to its formidable reserves, second only to those of ExxonMobil.

However, a Lukoil source also indicated that Lukoil's expansion perspectives in Russia were de facto limited due to strong ambitions of gas giant Gazprom and another oil producer, Rosneft, who had jumped into the fray for the country's best oil assets.

Lukoil recently paid 2 bln dollars to acquire Nelson Resources, a holding company that controls 1 pct of Kazakhstan's oil reserves, one of the key potential new sources on the world oil market.

The Russian company, which already extracts oil from two Kazakh fields, Karachaganak and Kumkol, in October sealed the deal for 66.5 pct of Nelson Resources and is waiting for approval from minority shareholders to buy the rest.

'We have an advantage in the Caspian: We are close to Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan in our mentality, history and language,' Kuzyaiev said.

Russian energy companies have also been benefiting from a recent warming of political ties between Moscow and Central Asian governments, resulting in oil and gas accords between local national companies and Russia's own Gazprom, Rosneft and Lukoil.

In June, Lukoil signed an important contract with Uzbekistan, where it is due to start extracting gas in 2007. However, 'when compared with CNPC which disposes of China's state budget, Lukoil, as a private company, is not very much of a rival,' the official admitted.

Lukoil also hopes to extend its activities in Venezuela, taking advantage of problematic relations between Western companies and Venezuela's populist President Hugo Chavez.

One particularly promising project is the Orinoco field where Lukoil hopes to exploit one sector. The Russian group is also exploring in Columbia and eyeing several acquisitions in Colombia, Equador and Venezuela.

On the downside, the group has yet to make any progress in Iraq, where it hopes to recover its exploitation rights over the vast oil West-Qurna 2 field.

Lukoil gained those rights in 1997, but the contract had since then been annulled by Saddam Hussein's regime.

The Russian producer has sought ties with the new Iraqi authorities by bringing Iraqi engineers to its training centres. It is also hoping for a helping hand from the US company ConocoPhillips, a strategic investor in Lukoil, to regain its foothold in the country.

lgo/cal/sms/jmy




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goldfinger - 24 Oct 2005 03:01 - 230 of 367

Well IM sticking with this one. We could have a down week for Oil prices coming, but remember with a very high beta this one can turn around very suddenly.

cheers GF.

paperbag - 24 Oct 2005 08:09 - 231 of 367

Hi GF. You often refer to Beta. I assume this is an ascillator. What does a high or low beta mean or imply?. I understand GED has a Beta of .12. Is this considered high?

Regards

goldfinger - 24 Oct 2005 13:53 - 232 of 367

Hi solipa. This should help.

http://http://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/fin/treport/treport-03.html

cheers GF.

goldfinger - 24 Oct 2005 13:54 - 233 of 367

http://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/fin/treport/treport-03.html

goldfinger - 25 Oct 2005 08:45 - 234 of 367

Dont know whats happened to the Money am trades this morning so far. Everything is all over the place????????????.

cheers GF.

bhunt1910 - 25 Oct 2005 08:49 - 235 of 367

Level 2 showing 1:3 @ 255 : 265 and 1k v 3k

aldwickk - 25 Oct 2005 08:56 - 236 of 367

Why are GED not moving up with other oil shares ?

jimmy b - 25 Oct 2005 10:06 - 237 of 367

I suppose we can't move up if there are no buys today.

bhunt1910 - 25 Oct 2005 10:20 - 238 of 367

Strange that the whole market is down despite the massive rise in the dow last night

Baza

aldwickk - 25 Oct 2005 12:15 - 239 of 367

Am not talking just about today but all last week and so far this week.

jimmy b - 25 Oct 2005 12:27 - 240 of 367

I think there were quite a lot of sells aldwickk ,and as GF says this is a high beta stock, ,when the buying starts it should move up pretty quickly too ..

goldfinger - 26 Oct 2005 00:34 - 241 of 367

Oil spike upwards may give us a good day tomorrow.

cheers GF.

bhunt1910 - 27 Oct 2005 07:10 - 242 of 367

An excellent update - just what we have been waiting for

Global Energy Development PLC
27 October 2005


Immediate Release 27 October 2005

GLOBAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PLC

POSITIVE TEST RESULTS AND PLACING ON PRODUCTION OF NEW WELL WITHIN LOS HATOS
CONTRACT

LOS HATOS CONTRACT PROVIDING AN EXTENSION OF THE ESTABLISHED
PALO BLANCO FIELD

Global Energy Development PLC ('Global' or the 'Company'), the Latin America
focused petroleum exploration and production company (LSE-AIM: 'GED'), is
pleased to announce positive test results from its first exploratory well on the
Los Hatos Exploration and Production Concession Contract area in Colombia,
namely Los Hatos 1.

The Company perforated and tested the Mirador formation of Los Hatos 1 at a
maximum rate of 408 bopd and 700 mcfd with a total maximum rate of 525 boepd of
36 degree API gravity oil. BS&W was only 3%.

Los Hatos 1 will be placed on continuous production in seven days and means that
the Company will have production from five different contracts in Colombia in
addition to holding high-potential exploration acreage positions in Colombia,
Peru and Panama.

The Los Hatos Contract, which was signed in November 2004 and in which Global
owns a 100% working interest, covers 85,000 acres located in the central Llanos
region of Colombia and is adjoined to the Company's established, producing Palo
Blanco field within the Alcaravan Association Contract. The Los Hatos Contract
is subject only to an initial 8% royalty, with the size of the royalty to be
determined by future production levels.

Commenting on the Los Hatos 1 well, Stephen Voss, Global's Managing Director,
said:

'The success of the Los Hatos 1 well within the Los Hatos Contract area has
effectively extended the established, producing Palo Blanco field further to the
south and will bring to five the number of producing contracts the Company
holds. The supplementary production will be important to the Company's cashflow,
which funds workovers and development drilling and exploration activities.

Finding and producing oil in the Mirador formation is especially encouraging as
this formation is producing commercial hydrocarbons from Estero 2, the most
northerly well within the Palo Blanco field, and now Los Hatos 1, the southerly
extension of the Palo Blanco field.

The Company will promptly undertake additional geologic and engineering analysis
to assess the potential additional Mirador reserves throughout both the Los
Hatos and Alcaravan contracts.'

HUSTLER - 27 Oct 2005 08:33 - 243 of 367

Hi all, great news today on new strke
the sp sould now follow.
Hold on tight a lot more
all the best
HUSTLER

jimmy b - 27 Oct 2005 08:35 - 244 of 367

Very pleased ,that's set it on fire.

goldfinger - 27 Oct 2005 09:03 - 245 of 367

Storming news just look at those buys coming in. And remember the first of many such news articles, 8 quid here we come.

cheers GF.

jimmy b - 27 Oct 2005 09:30 - 246 of 367

Don't usually hear from you this early GF .

goldfinger - 27 Oct 2005 09:34 - 247 of 367

No I know but I got a quick siteing of this and its brought me back to life after 3 lousy weeks in the market. When youve got it in these markets flaunt it I say LOL.

Global Energy finds oil in Colombia's Los Hatos field
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Global Energy Development PLC said it found oil in the first exploratory well it drilled in the Los Hatos field in Colombia.

The hole, known as Los Hatos-1, flowed at a rate of up to 525 barrels of oil equivalent per day after it struck the Mirador reservoir.

It will be placed on continuous production in seven days, said Global Energy, which owns a 100 pct stake in the Los Hatos contract.

'Finding and producing oil in the Mirador formation is especially encouraging as this formation is producing commercial hydrocarbons from Estero-2, the most northerly well within the Palo Blanco field, and now Los Hatos-1, the southerly extension of the Palo Blanco field,' said managing director Stephen Voss.

mbe/bam



cheers GF.
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