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go to dragon oil web site give in your date i have provided you with a link http://www.dragonoil.com/investors/share-price/ interactive chart dyor cat
Given DGO's exposure to Brent pricing and DGO's desire to acquire other companies, this is an insightful analysis from SA about several international oil producers which are takeover targets. DGO might acquire one of them: http://seekingalpha.com/article/2933506-petroamerica-oil-the-strong-buy-rating-has-become-even-stronger
Thanks very much for your help. That's exactly what I thought. Much appreciated.
If you have the contract note that confirms what you are telling her then I can not imagine it getting as far as court.
from touching £6 last week to falling through resistance. After all the news in the last month or two and a big 2015 it should be way above £6.
I know 25 old shares changed to one share and I've got the new certificate to show that. The problem I've got is convincing this person that I paid 3.5p per share. She's saying they were 2.5p but I've got the contract note from Barclays saying they were 3.5p plus commission. She's threatening all sorts including taking me to court. I can do without the stress tbh. I thought if I could find something on the Internet that corresponds with the contract note it will shut her up. Thanks for any help
Remember in 1997 the share changed from a 1p share to a 25p share thereby diluting the number of shares held, so divide the number of 1p shares you held by 25 and you arrive at the new quantity. You should have received a new share certificate at the time.
iN 2000 THE SHARE PRICE WAS 15p
Is there anyway I can find out the price of dragon shares going back to May 1997. Myself and some work colleagues brought some in a syndicate and one colleague is now querying how much we paid per share. TIA
The BOD have already stated that due to the low price of oil it could not justify a bid for Petroceltic.
Too much uncertainty over take over from petroceltic. Its on, its off, its on, its off.!! PoO slowly and looking likely to correct back in the $50's IMO will scupper talks and confirmed bid.
What happened today, up 30p at one point and finished down 6.5 pence.
Key support level on 557p, crossed on 2nd Feb. Next stop 614p.
been slowly rising since the operations update.
Oil price is flying. Biggest one day rise since August 2012, nearly touched $49.
2014 exit rate of 92,000 bopd. Guidance was 87,000-90,000 bopd so they've beat expectations. Iraq also being appraised this year which is very exiting for the company.
Just another day in opposite land
Dragon ends the day up after all other O&G gets nailed.
RNS out.
Dragon Oil PLC Block 9, Iraq: Exploration Well Update Date : 29/12/2014 @ 07:00 Source : UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Stock : Dragon Oil (DGO) Quote : 515.0 0.0 (0.00%) @ 05:00 HOME » LSE » LSE » Dragon Oil share price Dragon Oil PLC Block 9, Iraq: Exploration Well Update Share On Facebook Print Alert TIDMDGO RNS Number : 7751A Dragon Oil PLC 29 December 2014 29 December 2014 DRAGON OIL PLC (the "Company" or together with its subsidiaries "Dragon Oil" or the "Group") Block 9, Iraq: Exploration Well Update Dragon Oil plc (Ticker: DGO), an international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, advises that Kuwait Energy, Dragon Oil's partner in Block 9, Iraq (Dragon Oil 30% interest), today issued the following update on the exploration well, Faihaa-1, drilled in the block. FAIHAA-1 WELL UPDATE "Kuwait Energy ("the Company") announces that the consortium comprised of Kuwait Energy (70% and operator) and Dragon Oil (30%) has made its second oil discovery at 'Block 9', Iraq. The successful discovery was at the consortium's second target, the Yamama formation at 4,000 meters, in its Block 9 exploration well, 'Faihaa-1', located in Northern Basra, Iraq. Preliminary tests of the Faihaa-1 Yamama formation resulted in oil flow rates of circa 5,000 and 8,000 BOPD of 35 API crude on 32"/64" and 64"/64" chokes respectively. The consortium will conduct more detailed testing on Yamama towards the end of the year." - end - For further information please contact: Investor and analyst enquiries Dragon Oil plc (+44 (0)20 7647 7800) Anna Gavrilova Media enquiries Citigate Dewe Rogerson (+44 (0)20 7638 9571) Martin Jackson About Dragon Oil Dragon Oil plc is an international oil and gas exploration, development and production company, quoted on the London and Irish Stock exchanges (Ticker symbol: DGO). Its principal producing asset is in the Cheleken Contract Area, in the eastern section of the Caspian Sea, offshore Turkmenistan. Dragon Oil (Turkmenistan) Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Dragon Oil plc, holds 100% interest in, and is the operator of, the Production Sharing Agreement for the Cheleken Contract Area. The operational focus is on the re-development of two oil and gas producing fields, Dzheitune (Lam) and Dzhygalybeg (Zhdanov). The Group has exploration blocks in Tunisia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Egypt, the Philippines and Algeria. Dragon Oil's diversification strategy is to add exploration and production assets within Africa, parts of Asia and the Middle East in order to create a diversified and balanced portfolio of assets for the Group. www.dragonoil.com Disclaimer This news release may contain forward-looking statements concerning the financial condition and resu
Fluff the nervous dragon: Small signs of trouble can be as eloquent as big ones. A caged canary suffocating in a coal mine. Or Dragon Oil pulling out of talks to buy Dublin-listed Petroceltic, a rival exploration and production company, for some $500 million. The long-term price of the black stuff has moved little. But the short-term slump has been enough to rattle Dragon. The company has form: in 2012 it abandoned talks with oil explorer Bowleven. Dragon has about $1.9 billion of net cash, so it would have had no problem financing a transaction. That risk has transferred to Petroceltic, which will need around $200 million by early 2016 to fund its share of the Algerian project.
Sorry. Ishould be clearer. Any jihadist would end up in the curry. Dragon run a tight and tidy ship onshore. Not many rigs in the Caspian. Iranian rigs are untidy. I am being generous..
Hazar base is in Turkmenistan , very spick and span. Near border with Iran and they used to useIranian rigs. Presumably still do. And I can only trust the curry at the camp is still A1.