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Does anybody know if Isis are anywhere near the oil field we have invested in ?
I spoke to the customs and excise and am sure I got a letter back confirming my tax status which I sent to the Irish Tax Office and ever since my dividend has been paid direct into my bank in full.
Yes. Irish tax office are very very helpful. If shares are held directly, not in a nominee account, they can guide you through the process and it is not too difficult. If your shares are held in a nominee account or in an ISA some companies will do the claim for you and some will not. I moved from Hargreaves Lansdown because, although they made 1 claim on my behalf and got my tax refunded they would not repeat for future years and would not claim for anyone else. I moved to Idealing and they claim automatically every year. There are other dealers which do this but I do not know their names.
and this is an excellent article about oil from FORBES: http://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherhelman/2014/10/20/why-harold-hamm-isnt-worried-about-plunging-oil-prices/
Any UK domiciled Dragon Oil shareholders have experience with claiming back the Irish Dividend Withholding Tax?
to run here £6
DGO excellent profile on Stockopedia in terms of quality, value, yield, cash etc.
Given the rumors that DGO wanted to acquire COP (Circle Oil) after acquiring Petroceltic, this is an analysis about COP and other juniors from Africa and Latin America. It was out from Seeking Alpha this morning: http://seekingalpha.com/article/2562065-petroamerica-oil-welcome-to-the-cheapest-oil-producer-worldwide-part-2 Based on this article, Circle Oil is not expensive now.
Don't know about impressive buy, I think back then luck played a big part in my purchase.
First bought into Dragon Oil in 1996, their launch price was 1p and I bought at 3p. In 1997 they were changed to 25p shares and my number of shares reduced considerably, then in 2001 I had some spare cash so bought another 3000 at 34.5p each and have held them all through all the ups and downs.
I too am a long time holder, bought in when they were 3p and have held ever since. I would think that the price drop is a negative response to the offer for Petroceltc as oil has been drifting down for some time now, but that is only my opinion and others might differ.
i think you are right, my bro bought the at 3p and i think they did a 25:1 consolodation...hence 75p he sold many years back pre crash at 450p i always keep an eye out here, they seem a bit on the cheap side just now i may dip my toe in for a target of 800p next year gl
I can beat ya! I bought mine circa 1998/1999 using my annual bonus at 1/2p!!!!
Not only Tunisia but what about Iraq and our involvement there, how close to these troubles is our investment. We could do with a statement from the Company on both issues.
Nobody seems to be able to beat your price , Davie46 . Any news on the drilling off the Tunisian coast ; I was expecting something over a year ago .
I bought shares in this company about 20 years ago and paid 3p, then they were changed to 75p and my holding was somewhat diluted. Very happy with them now!
Was this a penny stock some twenty years ago? I remember a rugby club rumour about an oil company called dragon oil and wondered if this was it. If it was then at 607 wow!
2014 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part IX) I take a look at Dragon Oil, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2014/05/05/2014-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-ix/ Cheers, Wexboy
The dividend on this share is paid in $US so needs to be calculated as cents not pence.
sorry pence not pound
isn't 100x 10 = £1000
It seems a while since I have seen any news about our venture in the waters off Tunisia, has anybody heard anything.
iBullmarket It depends on the date on which you buy. If the shares are "ex div" when you buy them you would get nothing but if they are not you would get the whole amount - 100 x10 = £10. Ex div dates vary from share to share but the information is easily available. Payment depends on how you hold the shares. If you have an ISA it would be credited to that account but if you have a paper certificate you would usually receive a cheque from the registrars.