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VOG is presently drilling Well 104 in its West Medvezhye field,and expected to reach depth in 4 weeks from spud date of 30th June, that makes 27th July(this week).
Results of testing will be sometime mid/late August, with a positive outcome
it could be HUGH.
With estimates of 134BILLION cubic metres of GAS and 201 Million barrels of Gas
Condensate,it will be a Company Maker. The field is in the area of the largest gas field in the WORLD.
Other assets include Kemerkol in Kazakhstan, with C1 reserves of 8.7MBO
and C2 reserves of7.8MBO. Another acquistion is Tamdykol with potental
reserves of 34MBO, it also has interest in 2 blocks in the North Sea.
You can check it out on www.uk-wire.com, and its own site of www.victoriaoilandgas.com.
It has excellent management team led by Kevin Foo, who hopes to turn it into
a Mid Cap Company(�500m+) in the not to distant future.
As i stated earlier in the post, Drilling is almost complete so it won't be long to Lift Off?
Well, Well worth checking out.
cyril

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201111040700164867R

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201111290700139263S
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201112200700132888U
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201207090700051587H
http://www.investegate.co.uk/victoria-oil---38--gas--vog-/rns/rsm-default/201401130700074445X/
http://www.investegate.co.uk/victoria-oil---38--gas--vog-/rns/interim-results/201402280701321590B/
http://www.investegate.co.uk/CompData.aspx?code=VOG&tab=announcements

Do any of you guys know of any further rumours today? Looks like VOG is just about as high as it was a month ago and appears to still be climbing.

Would BG ever be interested IN Victoria Oil, I am saying this as they already have an interest in Khazakstan..

BG sets higher targets from 2006 and beyond as profit soars

LONDON (AFX) - BG Group PLC has set ambitious targets from 2006 and beyond
after it unveiled robust earnings in the fourth quarter of 2005.
It raised production target for 2006 to 600,000 barrels of oil equivalent
per days from 580,000 boepd.
It also pledged to raise volumes by around 5-7 pct per year in 2006-09 and
6-10 pct each year in 2005-12.
BG will spend 2 bln stg in 2006 for its various projects to support these
goals, and a further 4.8 bln stg in 2007-09, and 6-7 bln stg in 2010-12.
"We are working on significant expansions and new opportunities, combining
to make the outlook for future growth very positive," said chief executive Frank
Chapman.
BG made the announcement alongside a strong set of fourth quarter
results,propelled by high gas prices and production.
In the three months to December, the group's net profit before disposals and
re-measurements rose 114 pct to 504 mln stg from 236 mln last time.
After those items, net profit rose 96 pct to 463 mln stg from 236 mln,
matching the consensus figure of 463 mln.
monicca.egoy@afxnews.com


Kazakhstan

* Karachaganak is BG's largest exploration and production field. It has
seen annual production growth of 20% over the last five years.
* With the first two phases of the field's development complete, BG is
currently focused on improving 2006 performance by debottlenecking the
plant to increase exports to Western markets by 10%.
* The next phase of Karachaganak's development will see a fourth
stabilisation train installed by 2009 increasing total liquids production
for export to around 10 mtpa together with a significant increase in the
field's gas production.
* Hydrocarbons in place amount to 9 billion barrels (bbls) of liquids and
48 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas and BG is studying plans for the
further exploitation of the field's huge potential.

They have a press conference at 2.00pm today...

Excellent piece in today's Investors Chronicle by Jim Slater on why we should all be investing in Oil and Mining stocks during this resource supercycle.

China: How Jim Slater plans to profit.
One of the UK's most respected investors, and author of The Zulu Principle, explains the case for investing in oil and mining stocks.

Mainly states his view that due to China's voracious consumption of oil and metals as it tries to catch up with USA, large amounts of cash are going to be rolling into the coffers of oil companies and miners for years to come.
And their shareprices will go up and up and up as a result.

And we all say 'aye' to that.

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22:15 The Times - Boom in Russia Contractor1
Now that Russian wealth is becoming more widespread, no doubt their people will want their recent prosperity to continue.

The electorate demand: government consider and implement policy. As they say in America: "It's the economy stupid".

Apparently the exportation of oil and gas to the rest of the world has turned the Russian economy around. The assets of the old Soviet Union may have been sold off at knockdown prices, but at least it has stimulated growth.

Moreover high oil and gas prices in western countries has brought in much needed revenue for their economy.

As a result of their policy changes it has created a win-win situation, for their people and investors alike, which of course includes shareholders in our company.
Contractor

The Times February 11, 2006

High oil price fuels boom of Putin's new middle class
From Jeremy Page in Moscow

VLADISLAV SAMOYELOV liked the extra power of the 1.6-litre Mitsubishi Lancer. His wife, Valeriya, wanted to splash out on air-conditioning to keep her cool in summer traffic jams.

They agreed, as they browsed the showroom, that after years of discomfort on Russian roads they were ready to fork out $15,000 (8,500) on their first foreign car.

A short time ago such a move was unimaginable for ordinary Russians. It took years on a waiting list to get a car in Soviet times, and few could afford a foreign brand after the collapse of communism. Now Russians are buying cars in record numbers as they ride the crest of a consumer boom based on record oil prices and unprecedented political stability.

This year, Russians are expected to buy 840,000 foreign cars, equalling sales of domestic brands for the first time, according to Rolf, the countrys biggest dealership. Last year they bought 570,000 and only 150,000 in 2002.

Price is not the main factor for most people now. They are looking for quality and comfort, Valeri Tarakanov, of Rolf, said. Russians have money to spend. It is a sign of how ordinary Russians are benefiting from prolonged economic growth thanks largely to oil prices above $60 a barrel.

The growth rate of that elusive creature, the Russian middle class, political analysts say, has big implications for the development of a country that has historically been dominated by a small political elite.

Sociologists are divided over how to measure the middle class: most use criteria including real income, property ownership and job. A recent study by the Russian Academy of Sciences estimated it at 20 per cent of the population about 30 million people with an income of $1,000-$1,500 a month a head.

That is food for thought for finance ministers from the G8, who meet in Moscow today to focus on the oil and gas that Russia sells to the world.

But in boardrooms across the globe, the buzz is about what the world can sell to Russia. Since President Putin took power in 2000, the Russian GDP has grown by an average 7 per cent a year. In the same period, dollar income per head has grown by nearly 29 per cent annually, faster even than in China. As a result Russians have been on an unprecedented spree, buying middle-class accessories such as mobile phones, home computers and holidaying overseas in Turkey, Egypt and Thailand.

Critics are quick to point out that average per capita monthly income is only $298 and most of the wealth is still concentrated in Moscow and St Petersburg. But money is not the only thing. Its a question of attitude, too, making your own decisions thats whats lacking in Russia, Masha Lipman, of the Moscow Carnegie Centre, said.

There are signs that the middle class is growing beyond Moscow and St Petersburg.

Ikea has three megastores in Moscow, but it also has one in Kazan and is building outlets in Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinburg and Rostov. Metro, the German cash-and-carry store, has 22 outlets in 14 cities as far afield as Ufa, in Bashkortostan, and Tyumen, in eastern Siberia. Rolf, which sells a f
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Not sure I understand this thread anymore, can we start a new one?

Yeh ! let's keep it simple (and focussed on VOG!)

I second that

wonder whats driving it at present?

wow, she's heading north again something on the horizon

could be a break for 300p!!!!

OK; DT was only offering info which he believes gives one a better understanding of Vog's enviroment.
So only 6 weeks to go to the end of Q1,in that time we have been promised,
"Oil production, and test results from Well 104". Looks from the SP movement
investors are aware of the potential breakout and dont want to be left out?
A little more patients required, then hopefully it will be amply rewarded.
cyril

Chart looking extremely bullish!! 3 soon. Please post any news here as it arrives. Thanks.

What the hell is going on? LOL!

folks have a look at pvr.

What about pvr.

Who cares about PVR! WAY TO GO VOG!!! up 7%!

I am loving this stock! should hopefully reach 3 by the end of the week

It was certainly rattling up towards close of play...sure there must be some news out there that the likes of me (us) aren't privy to..looking forward to tomorrow.

This stock is great, one of my favourites on my portfolio. One to hold for a long time. May consider topping up further if this carries on. Hopefully we break through that 3 barrier fairly soon!!!. GOOD LUCK guys!!!!!!!!! :)

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Shares in Victoria Oil and Gas were once again well bid, rising 17.5p to close at 257.5p. The stock has more than recovered since a post-results sell-off and traders are also confident that recoverable reserves at its Russian oil and gas fields will soon be upgraded for a second time