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Final Trade Buy and Sell Volumes:
Harbour Energy (HBR)
20th April 2021
Buy Volumes: 16,614,837
Sell Volumes: 33,015,624
Good luck for tomorrow. NoFear
SK, which part over £1B + fcf a year makes you think this shouldn’t be double what it is now?
Then there is Acorn project and CO2 storage in exploited oil basin in North Sea. If they secured drilling and exploitation permits, then with the offset of CO2 they can do quite a lot.
Sauerkraut, from what I gather UK and oil is not the only way how this company is generating an income. They merged with PMO for a reason and not charity. Definitely there is a good thinking behind this decision that will start paying off later this year
Nofear, it is as predicted. We will continue to see this trend for another couple of weeks until all creditors funds are released or creamed off.
did SP dip into the 17s? i never saw it.
the 10% gang will be arriving soon.
One large Sell for 13,534,408 hbr shares at 13:39:13 with share price sell at 18.86p
Also many single lots 999,999 sell gone through.
its time to BUY BUY BUY!! wish i had some funds.
This is catastrophic
Well 3.7m sell what do expect?
Just as I predicted lol
at least we crossed some of my lines so there will be bounce stronger then before. I hope
17,4 p....blimey
22 mmboe hedged at $58/bbl for 2021 is hardly all the oil is it: try using a calculator given the 200 kbbl per day; given that break even price is about $35 / bbl this is a cash machine.
blah blah blah, same old **** under a different company name, the only thing which will make this oil company profitable is sustained $70 brent, and non-******ed directors who don't hedge all oil at a ridicolous low price
Harbour Energy has a strong, international exploration portfolio with significant acreage positions in some of the world’s most prolific and emerging oil and gas basins.
We have an extensive inventory of exploration opportunities ranging from near-field, high-value opportunities to high-impact, drill-ready prospects.
We believe that where oil and gas has already been discovered, more will be found. Our strategy is therefore to create value through infrastructure-led exploration around our core producing UK assets, while building a high-graded and balanced Norwegian Continental Shelf and international portfolio to sustain longer term production and growth. Our focus is to target emerging and underexplored plays in proven hydrocarbon basins around the globe.
Brazil
Block CE-M-717 (50% operated interest); Block CE-M-661 (30% non-operated interest)
Harbour Energy holds an operated interest in Block CE-M-717 in Brazil's Ceará Basin and a 30 percent non-operated interest in Block CE-M-661.
The Ceará basin is a Cretaceous rift basin with world-class oil-prone source rocks. We expect to drill our first well on Block CE-M-717 in 2022, targeting the stacked Berimbau and Maraca prospects.
Indonesia
Tuna Block (50% operated interest)
Our operated interest in the Tuna offshore block close to the Indonesian Vietnam maritime border was awarded by the Indonesian Government in March 2007. The c. 100 mmboe Tuna field was discovered in April 2014 and will be appraised via a two well programme in 2021.
Norway
On 19 January 2021 we were awarded a total of six licences with a variety of work programmes in the Norwegian APA 2020 Offshore Licensing Round (Awards in Predefined Areas). Three of these licenses are operated (PL1114; PL1093; PL1087) with the remaining three operated by Lundin (PL1092; PL1089) and Neptune (PL1113). The six licenses cover 18 blocks with Chrysaor Norge holding an average working interest in these blocks of 45%.
In 2021, we will drill the first of our operated Norwegian wells on PL973 at the Jerv and Ilder prospects.
Block 7 (25% non-operated interest), Sureste Basin
Harbour Energy has a 25 percent interest in Block 7, in the shallow water Sureste Basin in the Gulf of Mexico. Block 7 contains the giant Zama field which extends into the neighbouring block which is 100 percent owned by Pemex. The Block 7 partners and Pemex continue to progress Zama towards a targeted late 2021 final investment decision (FID).
Mexico
We have a 30 percent non-operated interest in Block 30, which is located directly to the south of the Zama field in the Sureste Basin. Two prospects, Wahoo and Pike, are targeted for drilling in 2022.
Blocks 11 and 13 (100% operated interests), Burgos Basin
Harbour Energy has a 100 percent interest in Block 11 and Block 13 in the highly prospective Burgos basin inboard of the prolific deep water Peridido fold belt.