This looks a very good bet? Mentioned in the share magazine.

andy you wont get them any cheaper than NOW get in soon IMHO. p123 have you bought back in yet?? news coming soon will push sp back to 60 +,

Not yet spudgun.

Got back in yesterday, estimated reserves due an update soon after this years drilling and expected to be significantly increased. Todays RNS might not move sp much(?) but is a good step forward towards the objective of production with better network for supply.

I'm afraid it won't move the sp anything but down and significantly so for a while I feel, as it's a very disappointing news release. They must have bad news on the sidetracked flow test to have abandoned it so close to announcement and to move equipment causing delay until next Feb at least. If it had been good news then surely they would have waited to complete by year end as originally stated, released good news to boost share price and then moved equipment ?! Already sitting on a large paper loss here which is going to get a lot worse over the next few months I feel, and probably limit any upside of better news next year ?

I disagree Colin, I've been to Russia and the normal roads are bad enough, if it makes sense to crack on with other developments whilst they wait the equipment they need to side-track the well it makes a lot of sense to me.

Nice rise today and steady buying recently, tipped as speculative buy in shares magazine and I will be holding long-term having bought back in at low price.
It was a very sensible move to ensure pipeline at lower costs to bring in the revenues that will fund further development of PTR's fields.
This company is run by experts in the Russian oil markets, they are no muppets and I expect PTR to push on from 2008.

Only too happy to have been proved wrong so far.....long may it continue !

I am at a loss on this stock at the moment, but I am staying put until this comes right and I agree with other posters here. There seem to be quite a few good old Irish stocks out there : the TLW's, DGO's and possibly this one.

Shares agrees with my sentiment that the pipeline agreement is good for PTR, a nice 100,000 buy today. Later I will write up some comments from a tip for PTR which compares the current development stage with another company that rose fivefold.

Petroneft Resources PLC
14 January 2008

14 January 2008

PetroNeft Resources plc

('PetroNeft')

Acquisition of Refinery Site

PetroNeft is pleased to announce that it has acquired a site for a Mini-Refinery
at Pervomayka in the Kolpashevo District of the Tomsk Oblast, south of the
Company's current operational area in Licence 61.

The 7.5 hectare site is located approximately 200 km northwest of the city of
Tomsk at the Transneft pipeline Pervomayka pumping station in the Kolpashevo
District. The Regional Administration has given permission for the use of the
land for a Mini-Oil-Refinery. Some site clearance and preliminary ground works
were carried out by the previous owner and the off-take flange for the Transneft
pipeline connection is already in place.

The Company's medium term strategy is to participate in both the upstream and
downstream segments of the oil and gas business in Russia. Vertical integration
will ensure the Company of a reliable outlet for its domestic oil sales as well
as allow it to participate in certain tax benefits offered to the refining
sector. The end result will be an improved margin on each barrel of production
run through the facility. Acquisition of the Pervomayka site gives the Company a
very viable option, but not an obligation, to enter into the downstream business
at the appropriate time.

The Company's current focus remains the development of the reserves in Licence
61, while seeking new acquisitions and investment opportunities to broaden the
Company's portfolio and add value to its existing reserves.

Reserves Report



The reserves report for Licence 61, as at 31 December 2007, is being finalised
by Ryder Scott and is expected to be published within the next month.

Dennis Francis, Chief Executive Officer of PetroNeft commented:

'This acquisition gives us the option of improving our margins and developing
alternate income streams in the future; thereby, allowing PetroNeft to generate
maximum value from its business in Licence 61 and provide important product
supplies in the Tomsk Region.'

For further information, contact:

Dennis Francis, CEO, PetroNeft Resources plc (Houston)
+1 713 988 2500

peter 123 are you still out ? Looks like a substantial reserves upgrade on the way in next few weeks. Refinery site & pipeline looks good for us longterm. Still long on this one exit 2009+. DYOR. ps advfn has good thread set up by leeson31 well informed & objective. Good luck to all

Petroneft Resources PLC
19 February 2008



PetroNeft Resources plc

Announcement of Independently Audited Reserves


PetroNeft Resources plc ('PetroNeft' or 'the Company'), is pleased to announce a
significant increase in Reserves on Licence 61, Tomsk Oblast, Russian
Federation, following completion of a Ryder Scott Petroleum Consultants
independent reserves audit of the Licence area.



Highlights


O 81 % increase in 2P reserves to 60.6 million bbls

O Ryder Scott report net reserves under SPE classification of:

o 1P: 6.7 million bbls

o 2P: 60.6 million bbls (P1+P2)

o 3P: 350.1 million bbls (P1+P2+P3)

O Long term test/pilot production commences

O First oil sales achieved

O 2008 Exploration and Appraisal drilling programme progressing



Ryder Scott Reserves Report

Following the successful exploration and appraisal programme undertaken in
Licence 61 during 2007, PetroNeft's net proved and probable (2P) oil reserves as
of January 1, 2008 increased by 81% to 60.6 million barrels. Proved (1P) oil
reserves increased to 6.7 million and proved plus probable plus possible (3P)
reserves increased to 350.1 million barrels. A total of 3 oil fields and 26
prospects were included in the report.

PetroNeft's reserves have been revised following the recent independent reserve
appraisal conducted by Ryder Scott Petroleum Consultants in accordance with
reserve definitions approved by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and
World Petroleum Congress.

The Russian Registered reserves for Licence 61 are also currently being updated.
It is anticipated that this process will be finished in March and that there
will be good alignment with the SPE based reserves.



Update on Production Testing

The long term test/pilot production of the Lineynoye No. 6 and No. 7 wells is
progressing as planned. The Lineynoye No. 6 well has now been commissioned and
is currently producing at a stabilised flow rate of 226 bopd. The Lineynoye No.
7 well is currently being hooked-up and should be commissioned in about 10 days,
with production starting. The production tests will continue as long as winter
roads are in place to truck the oil. The production data will assist in
planning the optimal well fracture programme to stimulate production and enhance
long-term reserve recovery from the fields


Update on Drilling Activities

The three existing drilling rigs are all being moved to the new drilling sites
for this year's planned exploration and delineation drilling programme. The
drilling rig for the Korchegskaya Prospect is now completely moved and is being
assembled. This will be the first well drilled, commencing in March as planned.
Ryder Scott estimates 36 million barrels of possible reserves for this
prospect.

A truck mounted work-over rig has been contracted and is being prepared to be
moved to the Tungolskoye No. 4 well in March to continue the testing of that
suspended well.



Dennis Francis, Chief Executive Officer of PetroNeft commented:

'This reserves increase shows the major progress that we have made in appraising
Licence 61 this past year. Management has successfully made good on its IPO
promise: to monetise and add to the value of the portfolio by increasing booked
reserves, discovering new reservoirs and moving towards production as soon as
possible.

PetroNeft has not only proved a significant reserve base for development, but
also has built up a high quality inventory of prospects which offer upside
through exploration over the medium term.

We will continue to maintain our focus on developing the existing fields and
keep on track for our targeted pipeline production in 2009, whilst remaining
open to any new opportunities which management believes would be worthy of
consideration '





For further information, contact:

Surely this news merits a larger jump than just 7.5%?

If this drilling comes right (3 wells I think)....how about a sp rise (a la ) VOG style....and at a guess ...looks well managed this company, probably better than VOG has been of late !

Further to my previous post : this is like a miniature IEC !

Whoooaa...some movement Ladies and Gents....something cooking perhaps!.

Up again today....if with some good news and oil rising (nearly $9 in one day)..., this would fly for sure....just got to hope for some !

yes its looking good agin for PTR, hopefully this time the sp will stick?

A little calculation : without going into complicated well names ; by my reckoning :245 barrels per day and 85 barrels per day totals : 335 barrels per day before tests are finished and before stimulation....you could come up with about 1000 barrels per day at the beginning of fullscale production in 2009, and they are probably going to drill development wells all over the area....so you could easily come up with a lot more...and there is the exploration upside to be taken into account as well....market cap (I think) of 45million with an absolute minimum income from sometime in 2009 of 50000 per day....multiply this by 365 days and I come up with an income of 18 million plus per year before expenses and this is an absolute minimum.....what do you think Andy ?,....a further fundraising for this company seems inevitable but big prospects !.

I think huge prospects but maybe some fund-raisng to get there, probably at a discount in current markets but then huge opportunity with the main risk being the Russian governments desire to curb foreign profits from its natural resource assets.