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French energy giant Total is rushing to meet a deadline in a last ditch effort to discover oil and gas deposits in Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone southern part which borders Egypt’s rich ‘Zohr’ plot. http://in-cyprus.com/total-rushing-for-final-drill/
European stocks for Investors: Total SA (NYSE:TOT) http://www.newsoracle.com/european-stocks-for-investors-total-sa-nysetot-dryships-inc-nasdaqdrys-nokia-corporation-nysenok/8793/
Total says it will not bid for overvalued oil explorers http://seekingalpha.com/news/2874176-total-says-it-will-not-bid-for-overvalued-oil-explorers
Total SA's Operations Continue to Outperform Its Big Oil Peers Total posted yet another impressive quarter of earnings that most of its peers should be jealous of. http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/10/29/total-sas-operations-continue-to-outperform-its-bi.aspx
Total S.A. Is The Company To Beat In The Energy Arena http://seekingalpha.com/article/3637626-total-s-a-is-the-company-to-beat-in-the-energy-arena
European Oil's $8 Billion Plan to Pay Investors and Retain Cash http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-04/european-oil-s-8-billion-plan-to-pay-investors-and-retain-cash
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Total Total (Paris:FP) (LSE:TTA) (NYSE:TOT) Have these guys got a big interest in UK shale gas?
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L’intervention menée par Total sur la fuite du puits Elgin en Mer du Nord britannique aura finalement duré moins longtemps que prévu. Le groupe indique en effet en fin de matinée être "en mesure d’annoncer que l’intervention conduite sur le complexe d’Elgin a permis de stopper la fuite du puits G4". L’opération, qui a consisté à injecter de la boue dans le puits, n’aura ainsi pris que 12 heures. "Depuis le début de l’incident, des experts de Total et des sous-traitants spécialisés ont tout mis en oeuvre pour stopper la fuite. Au cours des prochains jours, ces équipes surveilleront attentivement le puits G4 pour confirmer le succès total de l’intervention", commente l’entreprise. Le directeur général de Total Exploration & Production, Yves-Louis Darricarrère, évoque une "étape majeure" de franchie. "Il nous faut maintenant achever l’opération et prendre en compte les enseignements à retenir de cet incident", a-t-il ajouté.
"Total is very pleased with this new exploration opportunity in Côte d’Ivoire’s ultra-deep offshore, a field in which our expertise is globally recognized,” said Marc Blaizot, Total’s Senior Vice President, Exploration. “The so-called Abrupt Margin* theme that we will be exploring in this acreage is a core growth driver for the future. In particular, we are targeting the same theme in exploration licenses in French Guiana, where a promising discovery has already been made, and in Mauritania.” Total is already present in exploration activities in Côte d’Ivoire as operator of the CI-100 deep offshore license with a 60% participation. This license covers a surface of 2,000 km2 in water depths from 1,500 to 3,100 metres. A complementary seismic campaign of 1,000 km2 was launched end 2011 in order to finalize the 3D studies of the whole permit. First exploration drilling is planned for end 2012.
Total Total (Paris:FP) (LSE:TTA) (NYSE:TOT) announces the signature of production sharing agreements with the Côte d’Ivoire state and national oil company Petroci for three new ultra-deep offshore licenses. Total will operate the CI-514 license with a 54% interest, in partnership with Canadian Natural Ressources International (36%) and Petroci (10%). Total will also hold a 45% interest in the CI-515 and CI-516 licenses, alongside Anadarko (45%) and Petroci (10%). For each block Total will become the operator upon the first commercial discovery. The licenses are situated approximately 100 kilometres offshore Côte d’Ivoire and cover an area of 3,200 square kilometres with water depths ranging from 2,000 to 3,000 metres. The work program includes a 3D seismic survey of the whole acreage and one well to be drilled on each block during the initial three-year exploration period.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20120217092000Z3537
FREE research report Lloyds? Barclays? RBS? Which Bank to Buy Right Now? Now!! –For a limited time Should investors follow the hype around social media stocks and invest? How popular are social media sites? How are they valued? Is this a repeat of the dot com bubble of the late nineties? What are the risks of investing in them? Are Rare Earth Metals the next boom or the next bubble? What are Rare Earths? What is driving demand? Which companies provide investors with exposure to this sector? Which way to trade derivatives? Download our free report to find out: What are the differences between Spread Betting and CFDs? What are the costs? What do they both offer traders? What are the risks of trading them? Download our free report for a look at how forex traders can use robots to manage their trading What is algorithmic trading? How widespread is its use? What are the benefits and risks of robot trading? TA: The first signs of strength at Total SA For over a month, French oil behemoth Total has been moving within a lateral trading range. The stock continues to consolidate the strong declines from late July without offering any sign of what the next trend will be. This situation tends to lead to a breakout of the bottom part of the range. We should therefore be alert to a breakout of €31.11, which would confirm the start of a new bearish move. The key level above is at €34.82, which should be passed before considering a recovery to this bearish technical outlook. The improved accumulation levels as well as the bullish divergences seen on the MACD and RSI give us some hopes for a change of trend. Credit Suisse recently upgraded Total from "underweight" to "neutral" because it claims that the stock has been sold in an excessive manner on worries over the Eurozone. "Total looks significantly cheaper than in mid-April, having de-rated to all-time relative 2-year forward price/earning lows," the analysts said. The market, however, has penalised the oil company for large future capital expenditure requirements. "We are not yet buyers of Total as we believe its large capex [capital expenditure] programme will compress free cash yields for 4-5 years and limit dividend increases," the analysts added. In other news, the oil company announced the purchase of a 40% stake of five offshore permits in Lamu, Kenya. It did not reveal the financial details of the operation although it did point out that it entails a surface of more than 30,500 square kilometres with depths of 100 to 3,000 metres.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20110506132000Z2512