Introduction to AIM in May 2007. Market Cap 64million at placing price of 38p per share.
Raised 39million from Institutions for building a portfolio of oil and gas assets in Central Asia.
Completed purchases of Ravninnoe and Beitars oilfields.
Strengthened company infrastructure.
Further aquisitions for 95million on 3 oilfields at North Karamandybas in Western Kazakstan. Value greater than current M Cap so treated as a reverse takeover, hence companies suspension from trading.
Option to aquire 50% intrest of two assets in Aktobe Oblast for 213million to be paid by cash or further flotation or a mixture of the two. Ownership of this asset is being contested in the courts and a decision is being currently awaited.

Ravninnoe farm out

Roxi is pleased to announce receipt of a further $500,000 under the farm out arrangements in respect of Roxi's Ravninnoe's assets from Canamens NV. This payment is an advance on the Stage Two completion and facilitates the planning and tender award for drilling in Q3, while waiting on the final waiver of pre-emptive rights from the Kazakh authorities,.


The remainder of the $8.5 millions to be drawn down in stage two of the Canamens Ravninnoe farm out is held in an escrow account under the joint control of Canamens management and Roxi.


Galaz contract area licenses

Further to the announcement of 12 May 2009, Roxi is pleased to announce that it has received the extension to the sub-soil user contract and in consequence there will now be no pause in production at Galaz.

cyril

After yesterdays excellent news i've taken the opportunity to top up below 10p,a
snip imho.
All the trades shown as sells are buys at 9.85p
cyril

Roxi Petroleum plc


Funding and Galaz license update

In total US$24.5 m of funding transactions

US$24m (15 million) equity line of credit facility with GEM Global Yield Fund Limited

US$0.5 m raised through new share issue

Solid operational progress at Galaz (production) and BNG (exploration)

Roxi Petroleum plc ('Roxi' or 'the Company'), the Kazakhstan based oil exploration and development company is pleased to announce significant additional funding.

Funding

GEM facility

Roxi is pleased to announce that it has entered into a 15 million equity line of credit with GEM Global Yield Fund Limited ('GEM').

Under the terms of the equity line of credit Roxi is entitled to require GEM to subscribe for shares over a three year period at an issue price equal to 90 per cent of the average closing bid price for the 15 trading days following delivery of a subscription notice. Roxi will control the timing and the maximum amount of any draw down under this credit line and is not obliged to draw on the funds on offer.

In addition, pursuant to the terms of the equity line of credit, Roxi has agreed to issue to GEM warrants to subscribe for up to 9 million shares at a price of 13.75p per share at any time over the next five years.

GEM is part of a group of companies controlled by Global Emerging Markets Limited (www.gemny.com). Global Emerging Markets Limited was founded in 1991. The firm is a USUS$2.7 billion alternative investment group that manages a diverse set of investments vehicles across the world; the funds include: CITIC/GEM Fund; VC Bank/GEM Mena Fund; Kinderhook; GEM India and Banco Pine/GEM Funds.

Share issue

Roxi is also pleased to announce it has issued 3,215,020 new shares at a price of 10p per share raising some US$500,000 for the Company. Application will be made for the shares to be admitted to AIM. Admission is expected to be effective

10 June 2009.

Following the admission of these new shares the total issued share capital will consist of 376,532,125 ordinary shares of 1p each.

Operations Update

Galaz Contract Area

The third of four wells has been successfully tested on the company's NW Konus field, in the Kyzyzlorda Oblast. Well NK5 flowed at a stabilised rate of 430bopd on a 12mm choke after an extensive clean-up period. The well will be put onto a long-term 90 day test after completion of the NK3 test. The final well to be tested NK4 is being worked-over and scheduled for testing in June.

BNG Contract Area

Acquisition of the 360km2 3D seismic programme over the Yelemes and Ayrshagyl areas was completed in May. Initial results of the processing will be available in June with full 'time' processing expected to be completed in the third quarter.

Qualified Person

Duncan McDougall, Technical Director of Roxi Petroleum and a Fellow in the Geological Society, London, has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure in this announcement. He holds a BSc in Geology and has 25 years international experience of exploration, appraisal, and development of oilfields in a variety of environments.


Rob Schoonbrood CEO commented

'I am delighted that we have been able to secure this substantial new funding - from a top quality partner, who is well aware of the potential of emerging markets oil and gas.

The GEM facility will provide reassurance to our trading partners that Roxi will be able to develop its assets as planned, meeting all our current commitments. .

Following a tough year in capital markets, we believe that with this combination of new funding, and a positive outlook operationally, there is every reason for cautious confidence for the future.

3 June 2009
cyril

The stockmarket report from UK-AnaIyst.com for Thursday 18th June 2009
Friday, 19 June, 2009 6:43 AM

Kazakhstan-based oil and gas explorer Roxi Petroleums (RXP) shares rallied by 2p to 12p after it announced that it has received 5 million dollars in funding. The majority of the convertible loan from Arawak, a subsidiary of the Vitol group, will be used to bring its Galaz project into production while the remaining 2 million dollars will be used for administrative purposes. The loan comes at an interest rate of LIBOR plus 7% and is repayable in 12 months. In the event of non-payment, the loan will be converted into 31 million shares at 10p per share. In addition to the loan, Roxi Petroleum holds funding facilities totaling 29 million dollars

Final Results for the Year Ended December 2008




The Company is pleased to announce its final audited results for the year ended 31 December 2008. The full report and accounts together with the notice of AGM convened for 29 July 2009 are available on the Company's website at www.roxipetroleum.com and will be posted to shareholders today.






Financial Highlights
$190 million acquisition of 59% Eragon Petroleum plc (Eragon)
o Eragon acquisition provides significant growth in value of the portfolio:

Farm-out arrangements concluded with Canamens Energy in respect of Ravninnoe and BNG
o Funding will allow value creation through seismic and drilling

$60 million extension to BNG assets

$289m total assets on balance sheet

$44m loss for period end

Post Balance sheet events
$24 million equity line at credit with GEM

$5 million convertible loan with Arawak , part of the Vitol Group
o 75% to Galaz project
o 25% to Roxi for general use

Operational Highlights including post balance sheet events

Successful completion of seismic projects

o 193km Ravninnoe 3D seismic programme
o 30km Galaz seismic programme
o 121km Beibars 3D seismic programme
o 25% of the 366km BNG 3D seismic programme

Early production targeted:

o 35,500 barrels of oil produced to date from Galaz

Appraisal of 55 million barrels C1+C2 reserves



Outlook
Multiple funding transactions have stabilised balance sheet

Roxi now capable of developing assets through seismic and drilling operations

Strong partnerships with Kazakh businesses remain at the core of Roxis strategy












Rob Schoonbrood, Chief Executive Officer commented;




'After what has been a testing period in capital markets, I am delighted to say that we have turned the corner in three key aspects. We have increased the value of our portfolio through acquisition, sourced new funding and also proved our ability to add value through operational development, successfully adding both reserves and production to Roxi.




We have therefore moved to a position where we look forward to the future with increased confidence. 2009 will be a key year of operational development - implementation of our strategy for the development of our assets, whilst at the same time keeping an eye on new opportunities, leads us on a low risk path to further increases in production and reserves in the near future.'




29 June 2009




Enquiries:



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Rob Schoonbrood, CEO
+7 727 244 0920






College Hill (Financial PR)



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James Joyce
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Chairman's Statement




The principal ingredients for a successful oil and gas company are good assets, effective working relationships with the local regulators and access to capital.




From the interest shown by third parties we have an attractive portfolio of assets, to date we have encountered no material issues in our dealings with local regulators and we have of late entered into a number of innovative ways to fund the continued development of the assets despite the shortage of development capital.




Eragon

In March 2008 we completed the acquisition of a 59% interest in Eragon plc, the holding company for three oil and gas assets in Kazakhstan. The consideration for these assets was US$190 million, payable predominantly in Roxi shares issued at a price of 65p per share.




In May 2008 we successfully extended the contract territory at one of our new assets, BNG, to 1,561 km2 for an additional $60 million, again predominantly payable in Roxi shares issued at a price of 65p per share.




Two of the three assets acquired, BNG and Galaz, have already exceeded our expectations, with Galaz producing on a test basis at up to 1200 bopd and very encouraging early seismic results at BNG.




A shortage of funding in the second half of 2008 resulted is us moving more slowly than we had hoped on the assets we acquired at the time of our IPO in May 2007. However, the farm-out with Canamens Energy Asia Limited ('Canamens'), a London based specialist funding company with an interest in Kazakhstan, in respect of our Ravninnoe asset should allow us to make significant progress in the current financial year.




Operating environment

We continue to enjoy extremely strong and effective working relationships with the various regulatory bodies in Kazakhstan. We are also pleased to continue to have a strong Kazakh presence on our share register. Our approach of growth through partnership has attracted the interest of a number of international companies and investors considering investments in the Kazakh energy sector who do not have the local infrastructure and experience Roxi enjoys.




Funding

The climate for raising money for small exploration and development companies was markedly different in 2008 than it was at the time of our IPO in May 2007. Throughout the summer and autumn of 2008 we sought without success to raise significant additional funding from a range of international financial investors. In this we are not alone as financial investors were deterred by the general economic situation and the falling oil price. By the autumn it was clear that we needed to find an alternative way to fund the continued development of our assets.




In September 2008 we announced a farm-out of 20 per cent of our interest in Ravninnoe with Canamens. To date we have received US$5.5 million from Canamens to develop the Ravninnoe assets.




Since the year end the financial position of the Company has improved. In January 2009 Roxi entered into a further farm out arrangement with Canamens this time in respect of our asset at BNG. To date we have received US$8m million under this arrangement which is subject to Roxi shareholder approval at a forthcoming General Meeting.




In May 2009, we announced a US$24 million equity line of credit facility with GEM, a $2.7 billion fund based in New York. This facility is intended to provide a safety net in the funding of our existing operations, should more conventional forms of development finance be unavailable.




In June 2009 we announced a US$5 million loan from Arawk Energy Limited ('Arawak'), which is owned by Vitol, one the world's largest oil trading groups. Arawak also has interests in Kazakhstan. The Arawak loan is principally to assist us move Galaz into full production and if not repaid by June 2010 will convert into 31 million of Roxi shares representing 8 per cent of the total shares in issue.




To facilitate the Arawak loan we agreed with Kuat Oraziman a director of the Company, to subordinate and postpone repayment of US$15 million loan due in June and July 2009 for a twelve month period in return for issuing 36 million of warrants. US$10 million of Mr Oraziman's loans have been placed on terms equivalent to the 18 million warrants issued in favour of Arawak. US $10 million of Mr Oraziman's loans have now been placed on the same commercial terms as the Arawak loan.







The combination of the farm-outs put in place with Canamens, the convertible loan from the Arawak, the facility from GEM, the rescheduling of the loan repayment due to Mr Oraziman and the marketability of our producing asset at Galaz leave us in a far stronger financial position that was the case throughout much of 2008.




Management incentives

In common with many companies the management incentives put in place at the time of our IPO no longer fulfil their main purposes, that of retaining and motivating key management. In addition, now our financial outlook appears better than for some time, we have started to recruit staff to continue the development of the Company's assets who would not be sufficiently motivated by the arrangements put in place in 2007. We therefore, intend to adjust the existing incentive scheme in respect of the options previously announced in the days following the publication of these results.







Outlook

We are focused on developing our existing portfolio of assets against the backdrop of a stronger financial position and a steadying oil price. The sustained interest shown by potential investors in our assets and the progress made to date on limited funds causes us to believe the prospects for the Company are strong.




I would like to thank all our employees and our advisers for their commitment over the last twelve months.







Clive Carver

Chairman
29 June 2009

Chief Executive's Statement

There can be no doubt that 2008 was a difficult year for many small Exploration & Production companies, including Roxi. While we were delighted to complete the acquisition of a 59 per cent interest in Eragon plc at the start of the year the constraints imposed on the enlarged group by the lack of readily available development finance later in the year were severe. As a result, difficult decisions were required to ensure the Company's survival.




We waited as long as prudent to secure significant new funding for enlarged portfolio of assets and to fund the proposed acquisition of ADA and ADA Oil which had been announced in October 2007. Only when we believed it was clear that such funding would not be forthcoming on commercially acceptable terms did we consider selling down the level of our interest in the assets we owned to assist in funding our existing work programme commitments.




The farm-out arrangements we have negotiated with Canamens Energy Central Asia Limited ('Canamens') in respect of our BNG assets has provided the means of meeting our expanding work commitments on these assets for the current year and provided a mechanism to allow further years to be funded depending on progress.




The Canamens farm-out arrangements concerning Ravninnoe provide the means to get the important first well drilled on this asset. The farm-out arrangements we entered into with KazRos Munai. which allowed the drilling of four new wells at Galaz, has already been demonstrated to work with test production at these new wells running at a level of up to 1200 bopd.




These farm-outs together with the additional funding measurers put in place since the year end and announced in May and June 2009 should significantly ease the operational difficulties in fulfilling our work programme commitments.




Strategy

Over the medium-term we have identified Central Asia as the area of our planned operations but in the short-term have focused our efforts in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The oil producing regions of Kazakhstan have already witnessed significant discoveries and have an extensive extraction and distribution infrastructure.




It remains our strategy to work with local partners who are already established in the territories in which we wish to operate. We believe working with well-respected and experienced partners enhances our operations and manages risk through better understanding of the complicated regulatory processes as well as giving us a deeper knowledge of the local business environment.




We have retained operational and financial control and believe this is the most effective way to deliver projects on time and to budget.




Eragon acquisition

As noted in the Chairman's report and elsewhere, our greatest success since our formation has been the completion of the acquisition of a 59 per cent interest in Eragon. This has placed us firmly on the map in Kazakhstan as a company that has the ability to negotiate and complete a very complicated acquisition on mutually beneficial terms whilst maintaining the goodwill of our commercial partners and the Kazakh regulatory authorities.




It remains our firm view that the interests in the assets acquired as part of the purchase of Eragon have outstanding development potential. Galaz is already producing and BNG looks extremely promising. The Eragon assets have already been fully integrated into the Company's financial and operational structures.




Infrastructure

The enlarged Company's activities are run from modern offices in Almaty. There is a regional office in the Caspian sea port of Aktau, which is the centre of operations for BNG, Ravninnoe and Beibars. A small operations office has also been established in Atyran for logistical ease. A branch office in Kyzlorda has been established to service the Galaz asset.




Staffing

The Roxi team is now some 72 strong in total comprising 45 in the main Almaty office and 27 in the regional offices and field locations. Of these employees 22 are technical staff, 15 are financial staff, 17 are operational staff and 18 fulfil other activities. 66 of our staff are Kazakh nationals.




As a consequence of the deteriorating economic situation 34 staff left Roxi in July 2008, followed by our Chief Operating Officer in September. Additionally, in September the board and senior management agreed to an ongoing 20 per cent cut in their pay, which will be repaid when the Company is able to do so without jeopardising its work programme commitments.




In November 2008, further reductions to staff were made and 28 staff left the Company.

In December 2008, a general salary reduction of 20 per cent was made to all staff with the exception of Galaz field staff.




In total these actions have saved some US$140,000 per month.




Assets update

BNG Contract Area

Exploration

Following the acquisition of Eragon plc in March 2008, Roxi held a 58.41 per cent interest in 'BNG Ltd' LLP which operates the Ayrshagyl block in the South Pre-Caspian Basin. An extension was granted by the Ministry for Energy and Mineral Resources in Q2 2008, enlarging the Contract Area by 139km2. In Q2 2008, a contract to acquire 366km2 of 3D seismic was signed to cover the Yelemes and Arhshagyl structures.




The first block of 160km2 3D seismic was completed over the old Yelemes-54 discovery and Yelemes -1 discoveries. These discoveries were made in the 1980's, but never appraised. The seismic is currently being processed in Almaty by PGS Kazakhstan prior to interpretation a selection of appraisal drilling locations in Q3 2009.




The acquisition of the full 366km2 3D survey was completed in May 2009. The full dataset is planned to be processed in Q3 2009 and will be used to evaluate the deep and intermediate exploration potential in the area for further drilling in Q4 2009.




In January 2009, Roxi entered into a conditional farm-out agreement with Canamens such that in return for interests totalling 35 per cent of the interest held by BNG, Canamens agreed to advance BNG an initial US$5 million and to fund a maximum of US$50 million of the 2009 and 2010 BNG work programmes.




Because of the size of these arrangements relative to the size of the Company the approval of Roxi shareholders is required before the farm-out agreement can be implemented in full. Accordingly, a General Meeting will be convened to consider and if thought fit to approve the proposed BNG farm-out arrangements.




If the proposals were approved Roxi's interest in the BNG Contract area asset would fall from 58.41 per cent to 37.96 per cent.




The carrying value of the Roxi's BNG assets reflects the value implied by the proposed Canamens farm-out arrangements.




Ravninnoe Contract Area




Proven oil discovery - appraisal and development

At the start of 2008, Roxi held a 50 per cent interest and operational control of the Ravninnoe field, in the south of the pre-Caspian Basin discovered in the 1980's. A 168km2 3D seismic programme which was commenced at the end of 2007 was completed in Q1 2008, and initial processing was completed in Q2 2008. The discovered carboniferous reservoirs are currently being evaluated and a well will be drilled in Q3 2009. Both shallow and deeper exploration prospectivity is also being evaluated.




The re-entry programme for old wells on Ravninnoe field was suspended after encountering damaged casing in both wells 8 and 5.




In November 2008, Roxi entered into a farm-out arrangement with Canamens such that for a maximum total interest of 32.5 per cent Canamens would advance US$5 million and up to a further US$22.5 million to fund the Ravninnoe 2009 and 2010 work programmes.




To date US$5.5 million has been received from Canamens in respect of this farm-out arrangement, which have facilitated that plans and preparation for the first well on Ravninnoe.




The Ravninnoe farm-out arrangements were approved by Roxi shareholders in General Meeting on 22 December 2008. On completion of the Ravninnoe farm-out arrangements Roxi's interest in the Ravninnoe field will be 30 per cent.




The carrying value of Roxi's Ravninnoe assets reflects the valuation implied by the Canamens farm-out arrangements.




Galaz Contract Area

Proven oil filed - appraisal and development targeting early production

Following the completion of the acquisition of Eragon plc in March 2008 Roxi held a 50.15 per cent interest in Galaz LLP, based in Kyzylorda. The Contract Area contains the North West Konus field discovered in 1992. 3D seismic acquisition was completed in Q1 2008 and processed in Q2 2008.




Well NK1 was drilled in Q2 2008 to appraise the Arskum 'M2' sands, and is currently suspended peroling evaluation to establish flow. The results of the well have confirmed that the Arskum 'M2' sands are not the primary reservoir in NW Konus and that Upper Jurassic intervals provide the best potential for development.




In November 2008, Roxi entered into an arrangement with KazRos Munai LLP whereby they agreed to drill up to nine new wells (four to a depth of 1400 metres and a further five to a depth of 2800 metres) for a total cost of US$17 million in return for a maximum interest of 32.5 per cent interest in the Galaz Contract Area.




The four wells have been drilled successfully. The company is in discussions with KazRos Munai over the possibility of an equity stake in Galaz being transferred in exchange for these services. The drilling of further wells will become optional to Galaz. A futher 1.5 per cent of Galaz and Company LLP was sold for $500,000. Following completion of the farm-out arrangements Roxi's interest in the Galaz assets would be 30.09 per cent. At 31 December 2008 Roxi's interest was 50.14 per cent.




Testing of the four wells commenced in April 2009. Over an initial 50 day period Galaz has produced 35,500 production barrels (4,704 tonnes) of oil, equivalent to an average rate of 709 bopd of light 38˚ API oil, which has been sold for an aggregate of $133,000.




GOST reserves currently being finalized prior to consideration by the State Geological Committe. SPE reserves estimates will be calculated after completing testing.




The carrying value of Roxi's Galaz assets reflects the value implied by the KazRos Munai farm-out arrangements.




Beibars Contract Area




Exploration

Roxi holds a 50 per cent interest and operational control of Beibars exploration Contract Area in the Mangishlak Basin near Aktau. A 121 km2 3D seismic programme (delayed from 2007 due to the issuance of a military polygon on the Contract Area) was acquired in Q2 2008.




Following the delays caused as a result of the military intervention a force majeure event has been requested by the Ministry for Energy and Mineral Resources in respect of the Beibars asset. Consequently all work programme expenditure has been deferred by at least 12 months, pending resolution of the military polygon that was awarded over the Beibars contract.




The seismic data acquired in 2008 is being evaluated to potential drilling locations.

The carrying value of Roxi's Beibars assets is based on original cost, which the Directors consider to be appropriate based on their assessment of the underlying value.



Munaily Contract Area



Proven oil filed - rehabilitation targeting early production

Following completion of the acquisition of Eragon plc in March 2008, Roxi holds a 58.41 per cent interest in 'Munaily Kazakhstan' LLP which operates the Munaily Field in the South Pre-Caspian Basin.




Well H1 was shut in after a successful three month test period at average rates of approximately 100 bopd under natural flow. C1 category reserves have been calculated at $1.1 million and have been approved by the State Geological Commission for approval.




On 22nd December 2008 Munaily and BT Corporation signed a SPA for the sale of Munaili for $3 million. $1 million was payable on signing of which $500,000 was paid in December 2008. BT went on to drill this asset but did not pay the balance of the consideration due.




Therefore the SPA has been cancelled and the asset is proposed to be resold for a total amount of $3.5 million. The cancellation and the new contract are currently being finalised. On completion Roxi will have no interest in this asset.




Roxi has not ascribed any value to its Munaily assets.




In aggregate the reduction in the carrying value of Roxi's assets during 2008 was $67.4m.




ADA update

We remain interested in the assets in ADA and ADA Oil. However, the vastly different economic conditions today compared to those prevailing when the ADA and ADA Oil acquisition was originally negotiated in the summer of 2007 make funding the acquisition, as originally structured, impossible.




Discussions continue with ADA and ADA Oil with a view to Roxi becoming involved in the development of these assets.




North Karamandybas

At the time of the IPO in May 2007, we were in discussions to acquire an interest in an asset with near term production potential at North Karamandybas. As reported at the time and subsequently, the board resolved not to complete the acquisition until the outcome of a legal challenge to the existing ownership of the asset was known.




Although the dispute has moved on significantly the ultimate ownership has still to be determined. Accordingly the acquisition envisaged in May 2007 will not now take place and a deposit of US$1 million is now due to be repaid to Roxi.




Accordingly we have made a full provision against the receipt of this amount, which we will continue to hold until the money is received or it becomes clear it will not be repaid.




Social programmes

Under Kazakh regulations part of our obligations under the various work programmes on the assets in which we have interest are paid in the form of contributions to local social programmes. I am pleased to report in 2008 Roxi made significant contributions to:

Kyzylorda region social fund (Galaz) $333,000; Atyrau region social obligation (Munaily) $83,000 and Mangistau regional social obligation (BNG) $625,000. These contributions, while mandatory, help secure the good standing of the Company with the local regional authorities and with centrally based regulators. Roxi is pleased to have assisted in the developments of these projects.




Environmental

No significant environmental issues have surfaced at any of the properties acquired to date. Compliance with environmental regulatory bodies is being managed from both the Aktau and Almaty offices.




Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan remains a favourable operating environment for a company such as Roxi. We have already established good working relations with the various regulatory bodies responsible for our industry.




The new Tax Code has four principal objectives: the reduction of the general burden of tax on non natural resource sections; the increase in economic returns from natural resources extraoties; the optimisation of tax privileges and the improvement of the tax administration system.




The reduction of corporate income tax from 30 per cent. to 15 per cent. results in a corresponding reduction in deferred tax from 30 per cent to 15 per cent. The original valuations of Roxi's assets were based on of a level at deferred tax at 30 per cent.




Outlook

There is no doubt that 2008 was a difficult year for Roxi. Despite this the quality of our assets leads us to believe that the prospects for the company are very strong provided we are able to fund their development.




To survive we were forced to sell down our participations in Ravninnoe, BNG and Galaz to allow us to fund our commitments under work programme established during times when funding was easier to obtain.




For a company in only its second full year of life the progress Roxi has made in some of the worst market conditions in living memory are worth noting:


We have a developed infrastructure and a portfolio of diverse and exciting assets that have attracted interest from a number of larger international companies

At Galaz we are already producing at the rate of up to 1,200 barrels per day

We have established relationships with international industry partners such as Canamens and Arawak/Vitol that we hope to build upon over the short- and medium-terms

We have secured our immediate short-term funding needs


We therefore look forward with confidence for a brighter future for Roxi than in recent times.

Rob Schoonbrood

cyril

The clearer picture given by the results seems to have been well recieved,steady
buying helping to raise the SP 8%.
cyril

Just in and noticed RXP flying,not sure why so i took some profit. Probably kick myself later on but could find nothong to justify such move,emt?
cyril

From t1ps.com
"Finally, I (EK) am buying Roxi (RXP) at 11.25p. Apparently this is currently a smidgin cheaper than Max (MXP). But buy both if you are taken with Kazakh oil."

Harry; I have(both) and doing nicely thank you. I consider RXP to be a
great stock,which offers low risk against high reward.
aimho
cyril

Flying today,selftrade offering 13.63p for 125,000. EK's approval has done wonders for the SP.
cyril

Updated blog for newbies:

http://roxi-petroleum.blogspot.com/

Thanks Kiwi7, nicely put together blog. BB.

1st read this from todays Indendent;
Roxi Petroleum

Our view: Sell

Share price: 10.5p (-0.5p)

The credit crunch has been a tough time for small-cap oil explorers, and it has been a tough time for Roxi Petroleum. "We struggled during 2008 to raise the funding we required to develop our assets at the pace we would have wished," the Kazakhstan-focused group acknowledged in yesterday's half-year results.

To keep work going on their best fields, Roxi put together a series of "farm-out" arrangements bringing in other companies to help defray the cost. Work is now under way at Ravninnoe and Galaz, following deals with Canamens and Arawak Energy respectively. Shareholders also approved a further tie-up with Canamens over the BNG asset last month, although the company's management is now working on a separate deal with Baverstock a shareholder in both Roxi and BNG.

The downside is the erosion of Roxi's portfolio. "Inevitably the result of the arrangements is that Roxi has a smaller interest in the assets it owns," the company said.

It is not all bad. Roxi has raised 600,000 through a new 10p share issuance and has agreed a $24m (15m) credit facility with the GEM Global Yield Fund in New York as a "safety net", and the company says it is now in a good position. "It appears that the financial markets are beginning to return to a more positive state and the recent movements in the oil price are encouraging," the chief executive, Rob Schoonbrood, says. Yesterday's results also show the company's losses for the six months down from $18.3m to $8.9m in response to savage belt-tightening.

But with the $5m Arawak loan set to convert to equity if it not repaid by next June, and global economic recovery far from certain, Roxi is a sell.


Now here's a summing up by an extremely capable PI;

Let's see what the house broker has to say and the note should be with us pretty soon, probably after the LG deadline tomorrow.

What is the guy @ the Independant smoking ?

Like many small E&P's, we are tight for cash to run the busines and have had to dilute our asset base to create the right deal for all. All E&P's farm down teir acreage ! it is impossible to fund intermediate and deep prospects without considerable cash and this is how the game works.The dilution is in the price that's why we are not @ 74p anymore and still priced to go pop imo !!!

We are in a very strong position to exploit our acreage ie -:

Have funding through Canamens to drill Ravinnoe and BNG
Have a $24M GEM finance facility should we need it
Funded to develop the 4 Galaz wells to 3000bopd of production through Q4
Have raised 600k in the market @ 10p

We will soon find out on outcome of Galaz discussions with LG although i suspect that we will run with the production in Q4. In this event we will be operationally self funding in early 2010 and no need to raise any more cash for day to day running of business. Funding already in place to drill acreage over next 2 years and no more dilution needed. We won't need the GEM finance and any short term cash requirement will likely be met by another small placing.

The dilution is in place. We do not need any more cash to drill our prospect base and any further development of the Galaz well beyond these 4 wells is likely to be funded by a small farm in and eventually from production.

We have production, soon to have more and have 3 serious wells to drill over the next 3 months. Sell ?? the guy from the Independant is an indiot !!!

Smarty

If you now look at the blog site posted on post 94 by Kiwi7.

Seems a chance to get in on the cheap to me??
aimho
cyril

Thanks for that.

Out most of yesterday and missed the RNS, which has granted an extension to the
MOU which was originally granted on 17th July,for an extra month???
SP making food progress and not surprised,must be somrthing of interest??

Extension of MOU

Roxi Petroleum plc ('Roxi'), announces that it has entered into an extension to its memorandum of understanding ('MOU') with LG International Corp. ('LG'), the Korean based multinational. The original MOU was announced on 17 July 2009, and was granted to allow LG exclusive access, until 30 September 2009, to Roxi's records in relation to the Galaz assets with a view to LG acquiring Roxi's interests in those assets in full.

The extension to the MOU grants LG continued exclusive access to the records until 31 October 2009.

cyril

Strong buying at the minute,
cyril

yep, good!

Very quiet on here considering yesterday's news,while its a little disappointing that
our stake in BNG has been reduced to 23.4% all funding now sorted and plenty to look forward to.
This w/end the extension to the MOU regarding Galaz is up,so we can expect news of the outcome (probably next week?)and the spudding of Rav should also be announced. All in all a very exciting few months for RXP,with a lot of upside,in fact if you take that the sale of Galaz(if successful)should raise something in the order of the present M/Cap,theirs a lot for free.
An excellent long term for the patient,with a some short term posslbilities?
aimho
cyril

Roxi announces that it has today written to shareholders notifying them of the posting of a shareholder circular and notice of General Meeting on its website (www.roxipetroleum.com). The General Meeting will take place at 10 a.m. on 17 November 2009, at the offices of College Hill, The Registry, Royal Mint Court, London EC3N 4QN.

Highlights of the shareholder circular are set out below and is followed by the text of the Chairman's letter included in the shareholder circular:

Highlights of revised proposed transaction:

Roxi alone will now contribute up to 35% of the interest in the BNG Contract area currently owned by Roxi and Baverstock that is proposed to be sold to Canamens (in two stages; Stage 1: 23% and, at Canamens' option, Stage 2: 12%) and will procure that Baverstock retains its current 40.59 % interest (the "Proposed Sale")




Baverstock has agreed that following the completion of the Proposed Sale the original $100 million work programme funding commitment made by Roxi to Baverstock at the time of the acquisition of Eragon will be reduced to $8.4 million (taking into account $50 million to be received from Canamens)




Canamens will pay Roxi up to $57 million (Stage 1: $32 million plus a $2 million bonus upon completion of Stage 1, and Stage 2: $23 million) for the sale of up to 35% interest in the BNG Contract area




Roxi in turn will then fund $50 million towards the BNG work programme commitments in 2009 and 2010




Up to $17.5 million of the monies advanced by Canamens will be treated as loan receivables to be repaid from BNG Contract area oil sales




When both stages of the Proposed Sale are completed the interests in the BNG Contract area will be Roxi 23.41%, Baverstock 40.59% and Canamens 35%




Rob Schoonbrood CEO commented:

"This is an important step for the Company and we are delighted to have secured funding for one of our principal assets."

cyril

While i scribbled this was released.

30 October 2009


Roxi Petroleum plc
("Roxi" or the "Company")


Operations update, Ravninnoe Oil Spuds Well 20


Roxi announces the spudding of well number 20 on the Ravninnoe Contract Area in
Western Kazakhstan, on 30 October 2009. The well is being drilled by Ravninnoe
Oil LLP ("Ravninnoe") (in which Roxi has a 30% interest), and is the first well
drilled following Canamens farm-in announced in November 2008.


The access road from the nearby town of Opornya and the well site were completed
by the end of August, and Parker Drilling Rig 247 was mobilised on 1 September
2009. The rig up and completion of the camp was accepted by Ravninnoe on the
29th October 2009.


The Ravninnoe field was discovered in the 1980's and has up to 57 mmbbls of oil
in place, but reported reserves of only 3.7 mmbbls proven + probable + possible.
This is an important well, the first to be drilled on the Ravninnoe field since
the 1980's, and is designed to acquire sufficient information about the
reservoir architecture, quality and productivity to enable the development of
the Field to proceed. The well will be drilled near the centre of the Ravninnoe
structure, offset from well number 8, which encountered hydrocarbons in the high
pressure Permo-Carboniferous section between 3200m and 3300m.

Seems now they can (and are) get on with it.
cyril