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petroceltic (PCI)     

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

required field - 22 Oct 2009 10:07 - 633 of 1234

General pullback today (it has to happen now and again), but this will come right in the end.

micky468 - 22 Oct 2009 10:21 - 634 of 1234

anyone no when to expert next up date is it november

niceonecyril - 23 Oct 2009 08:09 - 635 of 1234

Topped up this am,realised they are Isable.
cyril

hondaman - 25 Oct 2009 09:41 - 636 of 1234

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/petroceltic-seeks-partner-to-help-develop-italys-elsa-oilfield-1808833.html

hermana - 27 Oct 2009 10:12 - 637 of 1234

Working hard on 3 fronts here now.

snakey - 27 Oct 2009 20:31 - 638 of 1234

I now have an interest in these, so watch them plummet !!!
My feeling is that there is going to be an approach on PCI in the very near future as they seem to be in that mid way stage of potential massive earnings ( some way away yet I know ) with a very lowly share price for the sector and they are so volatile between a difference of 1p. I`m glad my ECG doesn`t read like their share price chart.

snakey - 27 Oct 2009 20:32 - 639 of 1234

p.s. I agree with Hermana that these are a terrific speculative share at 17p-18p

DBrckll - 28 Oct 2009 21:34 - 640 of 1234

Good article on PCI here - http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/article/view/32206/petroceltic-a-gas-giant-in-the-making

niceonecyril - 29 Oct 2009 10:53 - 641 of 1234

http://www.stockpedia.co.uk/article/view/32206/petroceltic-a-gas-giant-in-the-making


Junior oil and gas plays are all around us but few are successful. And it's been a pretty tough year for hydrocarbon explorers with the oil price now way below its USD 140 peak, a credit crunch, and the equity markets not easy to tap, funding an exploration programme has become more difficult than it used to be.

But I think Petroceltic might be one of the winners. Not because it gets some royalty income from its investment in the Kinsale Head gas field, in the Irish Sea. That's irrelevant. It's the interests in Africa and the Mediterranean that look interesting.

Petroceltic has a major presence in Algeria, with an active exploration programme. Algeria has the largest gas reserves in the world after Russia [1] , and supplies 10% of Europe's natural gas requirements, so it's a good place to start if you're looking for gas. The country has a bad reputation for being bureaucratic and difficult to do business in but some of the older fields are now becoming mature and producing less, so new field development is vital, and the government knows it. At the same time, new pipelines are being put in to link Algerian capacity to Europe, and the authorities are looking to promote investment [2] . Besides, the fact that the Algerian state oil company is Petroceltic's minority investor is significant - if it puts obstacles in Petroceltic's way, it will be cutting off its nose to spite its face!

Petroceltic holds a 75% interest in the Illizi Basin Isarene PSC (state oil company Sonatrach holds the remainder). It tested the AT-1 well earlier this year, and recently announced the results, which were better than expected - 'a magnitude larger' than previous discoveries. (For stats nerds, it flowed at the rate of 11.4 million cubic feet of gas and 210 barrels of condensate a day.) Further analysis showed that the well exceeds the company's pre-drilling estimates it was the most prolific single zone well test on the Isarene permit to date, according to the company. The second test well, AT-2, is now being drilled [3] .

The crucial fact about the Illizi Basin is that it's not completely greenfield exploration. The field was thoroughly mapped in the late 1950s and 1960s, but the explorers were looking for oil, not gas which wasn't then a commercially viable market. That makes the prospect much lower risk. So does the fact that BP has already shown in the nearby Tigentourine field that gas recoveries can be made at commercial rates, using appropriate technology. It's producing large volumes and is located pretty much next door to Petroceltic's prospect [4] .

Success hinges on getting commercial flow rates from the Ordovician sands, in Ain Tsila ridge, which contain gas in low permeability reservoirs. To do so, the company will have to identify natural sweet spots ....


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Topped up again this am.
cyril

hermana - 29 Oct 2009 11:27 - 642 of 1234

Cyril,so far so good at Isarene. CEO has a winners veneer for sure here...

marni - 29 Oct 2009 18:15 - 643 of 1234

this share is a dog

cynic - 29 Oct 2009 18:17 - 644 of 1234

so is the Supreme Champion at Crufts

parthus - 29 Oct 2009 19:19 - 645 of 1234

agree cynic,speculative but no dog and looking like a cheep bitch who's gonna do the business. woof!

parthus - 29 Oct 2009 19:20 - 646 of 1234

sorry cheap

HARRYCAT - 29 Oct 2009 20:14 - 647 of 1234

Buy some (or some more) Marni &, to quote yourself "try not to wet ur pants every few minutes when sp falls a few pence". ;o)

cynic - 29 Oct 2009 22:38 - 648 of 1234

i also think this company has potential .... already hold, but slightly tempted to buy more

jkd - 30 Oct 2009 01:06 - 649 of 1234

just look at the volume on the high day of 22/9 and check out todays. would suggest watching for a low volume rise for a few days from here and not be drawn into buying. i suspect we shall see lower better value levels to buy into. just my opinion as always. could be wrong. please all dyor,
regards
jkd
edit not that i would personally buy into them, i would favour a safer "bet" above 20/21sh.

hermana - 30 Oct 2009 09:02 - 650 of 1234

Marni,I like dees dawg!

cynic - 30 Oct 2009 09:40 - 651 of 1234

though i don't much care for the bitch

Balerboy - 30 Oct 2009 09:41 - 652 of 1234

I think the feeling's mutal.....
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