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PETREL RESOURCES.Independant Iraq Oil Company.10 target 2007/2008 (PET)     

lex1000 - 27 Aug 2007 16:59

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required field - 21 Dec 2009 09:28 - 960 of 1154

Not in, but this has shot up.....a real gamble this one : could remain at low levels for a year or so or rocket in an instant if they are awarded anything.

2517GEORGE - 21 Dec 2009 09:36 - 961 of 1154

I've been watching as well, been a dog for me due to my greed sometime back, maybe something positive coming out after all, but I won't hold my breath.
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cynic - 21 Dec 2009 17:33 - 962 of 1154

seemingly 10x normal volume on a very quiet day
however, with a quote of 29/33 this remains a very dodgy outfit in which to invest - sorry; gamble

2517GEORGE - 21 Dec 2009 19:17 - 963 of 1154

Do I detect a mellowing tone?
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cynic - 21 Dec 2009 22:47 - 964 of 1154

not a lot but curious nevertheless

cynic - 22 Dec 2009 09:50 - 965 of 1154

almost whole of yesterday's gain already lost, and that is just mid/mid, for spread remains its customary silly self

dealerdear - 22 Dec 2009 11:36 - 966 of 1154

MM's seem to be doing everything possible to temp Pi's into shares before dropping the price. I've noticed for some time now, tiddlers going up one day and reversing the next. This market is evil and a minefield for PI's who continually put good money after bad.

Quickest way of losing your money in my opinion!

2517GEORGE - 22 Dec 2009 11:50 - 967 of 1154

There was certainly much higher volume with yesterdays 30% sp rise, no suggestions of why, maybe PET being paid (at last) by the authorities for work done, but whatever the reason the sp retreat today would indicate a lack of conviction. Of course it may be just normal profit taking during a massive upward run, now that would be nice. (Everyone has a dream)
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2517GEORGE - 22 Dec 2009 12:22 - 968 of 1154

From the Express 'Petrel Resources close to agreements to move ahead with exploration projects' Explains the rise in sp yesterday.
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hlyeo98 - 22 Dec 2009 12:39 - 969 of 1154

PET always say this but then nothing happens.

hlyeo98 - 24 Jan 2010 19:50 - 970 of 1154

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=PET&Si

aldwickk - 26 Apr 2010 07:47 - 971 of 1154

Cynic,

What was you saying about PET being dead in the water ?

mitzy - 26 Apr 2010 08:22 - 972 of 1154

Wow up 40% this is a great share.

required field - 26 Apr 2010 08:33 - 973 of 1154

It wasn't but it should be now as long as promises aren't broken : 10 % of production......that is fabulous.....the sp could carry on rising for several days now...jumped in but did not get the best price....

2517GEORGE - 26 Apr 2010 08:47 - 974 of 1154

I've been in these for a very long time and this IS good news and I hope you're right rf, I wouldn't object if they rose for several weeks.
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required field - 26 Apr 2010 08:51 - 975 of 1154

Pulled back a bit, but few people will have read the news....if the project takes off and I now think it will, Petrel will have one hell of an income coming in, in a few years time !...

aldwickk - 26 Apr 2010 09:00 - 976 of 1154

And there will be comment in the city pages tomorrow.

mitzy - 26 Apr 2010 09:02 - 977 of 1154

Good luck to all holders its looking great now.

aldwickk - 26 Apr 2010 09:16 - 978 of 1154

Monday, April 26, 2010

Petrel Resources settles Iraq issues
by Jamie Ashcroft


Petrel Resources (AIM: PET) has cleared the way for its expansion in Iraq, returning its attention to its primary field of expertise oil exploration. Petrel today announced it has resolved all the outstanding issues in relation to the Subba and Luhais oilfield development, with a new deal struck between Petrel, Makham - its Iraqi partner - and the Iraqi Ministry of Oil.

After twenty months in hiatus, the Subba and Luhais oilfield development in Southern Iraq is set to re-start shortly. And through the new deal Petrel will receive a total cash payment of US$7m and, crucially, it will retain a 10% profit-share from the two oilfields whilst having no further liability or exposure to the project.

Investors on London AIM market have embraced the news as shares surged over 40% in early trading, reaching 40p per share.

The company has already received the first cash payment of US$2m, and the remaining US$5m is expected through scheduled payments, in two tranches over 12 months.

Petrel now passes primary responsibility for the final phases of work to our Iraqi partners. We have effectively swapped Petrel's 50% holding for a 10% profit interest. This removes all uncertainty from the contract, Petrel MD David Horgan commented.

Petrel is an oil explorer, not a services contractor, so we are pleased to be able to refocus on growing our exploration interests in Iraq, which in our opinion remains the world's best oil province."

In a note to investors, London-based stockbroker Astaire Securities noted that Petrel will be relieved to have reached a settlement and the US$7m cash payments leaves the balance sheet in much better shape, as the company shifts its focus on winning E&P contracts in Iraq.

Horgan highlighted that this successful resolution, against a challenging background, reflects the goodwill and determination of both the authorities and its Iraqi partners, to overcome all obstacles in realising Iraq's great potential.

Going forward, the Petrel/Makman joint venture will now complete the oilfield development, with Makman assuming primary responsibility for the final phases of the work, including bulks procurement and implementation. With no further liability for the Subba and Luhais fields, Petrel will now turn its attention to exploring the oil-rich region.

Petrel was initially established in the nineteen-eighties and it has long been a fixture of the AIM market after it joined the LSEs junior market from the old OFEX market in 2000.



dealerdear - 26 Apr 2010 10:45 - 979 of 1154

Yet another example of where PI's are getting stuffed by the MM's. Open much higher, get the PI's on board then drop the sp so they are trapped for weeks/months or they have to sell for a loss.

Seen it over and over again the past year or so. In this market the golden rule is let the sp drop right back before getting in and resist buying-in based on the fear that you're missing out.
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