markymar
- 27 Jul 2010 12:41
Argos Resources Ltd is an AIM quoted oil and gas exploration company based in the Falkland Islands, ideally placed to make the most of an exciting new oil province heading towards production.
Argos holds a 100% interest in Licence PL001, which covers approximately 1,126 square kilometres in the North Falkland Basin. The licence boundary is just 3km from the Sea Lion oil field, a significant discovery on course for production start-up in 2017.
New 3D seismic data of excellent quality was acquired over the entire licence area in 2011 and has identified 52 prospects with a best estimate of 3,083 million barrels of prospective recoverable resource, and a high estimate of 10,412 million barrels. 40 additional leads have been identified which are not included in the above resource figures and which are the subject of ongoing work.
The Company is now seeking an exploration partner to drill a selection of key prospects to unlock the value of this exciting opportunity.
http://www.argosresources.com/
http://www.falklands-oil.com/
http://www.desireplc.co.uk/
http://www.rockhopperexploration.co.uk/
http://www.argosresources.com/docs/AIM-Admission-Document.pdf

The Opportunity
•Proven commercial petroleum system
•52 oil prospects, defined by excellent quality 3D seismic data
•CPR attributes 3.1 billion barrels of prospective recoverable resource to the prospects, with upside of 10.4 billion barrels
•40 additional leads identified and under review
•Several prospects similar to Sea Lion
•Prospects have been de-risked by the Sea Lion discovery
•Potential extension of Johnson gas discovery into licence
•Licence 100% owned by Argos Resources
•Benign operating environment
•Stable Government with a competitive tax regime
HARRYCAT
- 04 Jan 2011 14:18
- 93 of 185
Time to start stockpiling ARG shares then?
Captguns
- 17 Jan 2011 11:47
- 95 of 185
markymar
- 17 Jan 2011 12:23
- 96 of 185
cielo
- 17 Jan 2011 12:30
- 97 of 185
Getting weak as the sells are taking over v buys, closing positions mos likely after the rise and MMs not letting sells on size online, Max was 3K @ 45 / 45.0p
markymar
- 05 Jul 2011 09:17
- 99 of 185
hlyeo98
- 13 Aug 2011 13:33
- 103 of 185
15p would be a good buy... not now.
This could be another Desire Petroleum.
HARRYCAT
- 13 Aug 2011 17:23
- 105 of 185
Just bank some bl**dy profit this time!!! ;o)
Sequestor
- 20 Sep 2011 09:34
- 107 of 185
good jump
markymar
- 29 Sep 2011 09:22
- 108 of 185
Wednesday, September 28th 2011 - 22:18 UTC
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/09/28/falklands-argos-needs-additional-capital-for-drilling-set-to-begin-at-end-of-year
Falklands Argos needs additional capital for drilling set to begin at end of year
Falklands based Argos Resources expects to drill its first well on license PL001 in the North Falkland basin in late-2011 or early-2012, using the semi submersible rig Ocean Guardian, currently operating in the Islands waters.
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Chairman Ian Thomson, 3D data quality is excellent
However, Chairman Ian Thomson admits that the company will need additional capital to finance drilling, and the board is reviewing its options.
Interpretation of recently acquired 3D data is well advanced, Thomson said. The two structural prospects, Zeus and Demeter, have been confirmed and are considered to be robust closures. Mapping of other structural prospects continues and early indications are encouraging that these, too, will be confirmed.
One of the main features of the northern part of the basin, close to PL001, he added, is the presence of a major delta system.
The 3D data quality over the delta is excellent and we are now using that data to identify new stratigraphic prospects.
Several new prospects and leads which were not evident on the old 2D data [from 1996] have already been mapped from the 3D data. We are very encouraged that additional prospectivity is being identified in our license area, said Chairman Thomson.
Argos licence area adjoins licence areas being explored by Rockhopper and Desire, who between them are involved in a multi well drilling campaign in the North Falkland Basin in 2010 and 2011.