nite ram
- 22 Sep 2006 13:12
Any experts out there with a view to todays RNS on Algerian gas find ?
Looks good to me but sp is down
Thanks in advance nr
grevis2
- 10 May 2009 23:41
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Should be a more exciting and constructive week and time to get this stock moving forward again. Good luck!
hermana
- 11 May 2009 09:01
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NR,ready for liftoff here at last....
grevis2
- 11 May 2009 19:16
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Looking forward to hearing from PCI tomorrow
hermana
- 12 May 2009 08:18
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BOC is not turning for the vino and lunch....
grevis2
- 12 May 2009 09:14
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Some nice buys going through this morning.
grevis2
- 12 May 2009 09:58
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From another BB this morning:
Petroceltic
PCI LN
An in-form stock; impending
multi-well programme to
maintain momentum
Caren Crowley
+353 1 6148923
caren.crowley@davy.ie
Petroceltic has licences in Algeria, Italy and Tunisia. Our group valuation is quite
evenly spread across these assets, which form a well-balanced portfolio. Risk is
reduced by a healthy level of diversification and by the relative maturity of the
licences. Exploration activity on all assets is well-advanced.
Petroceltic's stock has more than doubled since the start of 2009, but there is still
170% upside to our group risk-weighted valuation of 24.2p per share. A multi-well
programme in Algeria will commence in mid-May. This drilling campaign will
continue to provide a catalyst for the stock. A successful Algerian campaign in-line
with our prudent assumptions provides 37p (153%) upside to our group valuation.
Petroceltic has some $90m in cash, and a further $47.7m is expected to be injected
into the company in the coming months. This cash will unwind any remaining
financial risk in today's share price. Petroceltic also has highly tradable equity in its
Italian and Tunisian assets. Farm-out agreements on these licences should add
value as the market will appreciate an improved chance of development success
and more activity.
For further detail, see our research report issued May 11th.
hermana
- 12 May 2009 11:04
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BOC will pump up the volume soon...
grevis2
- 12 May 2009 12:55
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Someone has just bought 500,000 at 9.5p. Does that signal something good has come out from the oilbarrel conference?
grevis2
- 12 May 2009 14:59
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Taken from another BB from someone who attended todays oilbarrel conference:
spud date sunday 17th barring any last minute glitchs ,photos of rig up and ready to go at this mornings meeting .Found BOC really confident knowledgeable guy went through the whole presentation without a pause so didnt get a chance to make many notes ,the room was packed and after his presentation 40% left ,so maybe PCI was the main event .if the presentation is on the website its well worth a read
mcgrath1958
- 12 May 2009 16:34
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Well grevis2 , your be happy that a very big 6 Million etc buy just gone through at 16.25hrs , so someone is feeling confident about forthcoming news soon !
hermana
- 13 May 2009 06:15
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mc,this drill is an appraisal..
grevis2
- 13 May 2009 09:02
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PCI's conference notes are now available on their website. The following was posted on another BB by someone who attended yesterday's presentation:
"here's some notes from OB today
Algeria
* Of the 5 export routes to Europe from Algeria, 1 the MedGaz pipeline to Spain is due to open this year and is 25% owned by partner Iberdrola
* Isarene permit : reservoir already known to produce and is well known as there have been 16 wells drilled there in the past. Most were not tested or not tested properly though all logged gas as they were looking for oil. PCI's 2 wells there : one 2006 well flowed at a commercial rate of 15.3 something.Their other well was damaged so needs retesting. The appraisal drilling there is to see if wells can flow at a commercial rate. Good infrastructure and pipeline access in the area.
* rig was erected a few days ago (pictures shown - see presentration document) and will spud on or around the 17th this month
* EL Blod is a genuine oil exploration prospect and could be viable as a stand alone project; seismic has been shot
* "AinTsila Ridge vital and is the prize if the area is to be commercial". An old well there they now know missed a part of the target PCI have seen on modern seismic
* drilling to prove up commerciality and to carry licence beyond April 2010. First gas not likely till 2012
* "we believe significant gas resources there"
* first 3 wells committed, others dependant on results
* wells will be 2 to 2.5 kms deep - considered not challenging
*
* 5mmscf/d is their internal estimate of commercial flow rate threshold
* they have benefitted greatly from the work BP have done - much of it is now in the public domain so they have been able to access
*
* well testing will be done without the rig present - this avoids expensive rig days on site while testing goes on and also avoids delays in the Algerian army delivering the necessary explosives for the tests (only the army is allowed to deliver these and they take their time!)
* test results will be delayed beyond normal times as they have to be approved for release by local partner Sonatrach
ITALY
* they placed a suprising emphasis on the importance of their Italian portfolio
* "... acreage could be of interest to much larger companies"
* no rig yet for Italy; funds for seismic for Adriatic acreage (oil) and Po Valley (oil + gas)
* loads more info in the presentation
TUNISIA
* low costs there and looking to farm out oil prospect
PLACING
* will know in a week or so if Iberdrola wil take their share of the current placing (he didn't sound sure they will IMO)
* the placement funds came 50/50 from existing and new investors
* mentioned that there is a 3 year agreement that if PCI get a take over offer then Iberdrola have to accept it or make a better offer
ALGERIA Relationships
* PCI qualified as an operator with the Algerian government, by far the smallest co to do so. Only 30 out of 70 applicant co's got approved
* relationships with the govt described as very good
* govt attitude to Western co's said to be improved, perhaps because of poorish response to their last licensing round
Sorry if covering old ground here and somewhat jumbled up report - difficult to write and listen at the same time!
skyhigh
- 13 May 2009 09:09
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Thanks grevis2.,
SP moving up nicely today...
grevis2
- 13 May 2009 09:38
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Due to spud on 17th I gather.
required field
- 13 May 2009 09:44
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Small oilie minnows with assets doing fine, in fact "going great guns" you could say !.
halifax
- 13 May 2009 13:03
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major buying mms finding it hard to keep the sp down.
marni
- 13 May 2009 23:02
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thanks grevis for info......i gave up on this years ago, its amazing its rising in probably the weakest time in our history!
grevis2
- 14 May 2009 08:13
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From another BB:
New broker notes now on website:
http://www.petroceltic.ie/content/uploads/090511_davy_note.pdf
http://www.petroceltic.ie/content/uploads/090512_mirabaud_note.pdf
hermana
- 14 May 2009 09:57
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Marni,the oil and gas bix is a wee bit different!
grevis2
- 14 May 2009 10:02
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Taken from Mirabaud report of 12 May 2009. Link shown above:
Valuation: BUY recommendation; 15p price target
We have calculated a risked core NAV of 13.8p per share based on a discounted cash
flow analysis of the groups core assets in Algeria, including the Ain Tsila ridge, using
a 10% discount rate and a long term Brent oil price of US$75/bbl flat nominal.
Despite being risked conservatively (at 20-40%), our core NAV offers 66% upside,
and on an unrisked basis is four times the current share price. As such, we believe
that Petroceltics shares represent excellent value at these levels, moving into a
period of active drilling, which could substantially de-risk our core valuation.