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Resource round-up: Forum Energy, Berkeley Resources, Jupiter Energy, Hardy Oil & Gas

Tue, 24th Apr 2012 09:27

UK oil and gas firm Forum Energy has confirmed its natural gas discovery at Recto Bank in the disputed South China Sea contains more reserves than initially thought. In an announcement to the Philippines Stock Exchange earlier, Philex Petroleum Corp said Forum had a report that "is expected to show an improvement in the resources previously known". Forum said the report would be shown to the board later this week. The ownership of the territory is currently disputed by China and the Philippines.Uranium producer Berkeley Resources announced encouraging results from initial drilling at its Villares Prospect, located about 7km north of the Retortillo deposit in Spain. "These initial results confirm the presence of shallow high grade mineralisation at Villares and show the potential to identify additional uranium resources in outcropping and covered areas within proximity to the Retortillo and Santidad deposits'" the firm said.Jupiter Energy, the Kazakhstan-focused oil exploration and production company, said trial production of oil had begun at its J-50 and J-52 wells in the country. The news pushed its shares up over 8% in morning trading. Aggregated daily production from the sites was initially expected to be around 600 barrels of oil per day, the firm said. Jupiter is finalising sales agreements with at least two local traders and said it expected to announce details of these contracts shortly.Hardy Oil & Gas has agreed a plan to relinquish the D9 Exploration Block offshore India after tests showed the block's hydrocarbon potential was low and further exploration or appraisal activity was unwarranted. Hardy owns a 10% stake in the block. It said its D3 exploration licence, located in the Krishna Godavari Basin, remained the main focus for our organic growth potential. The firm's shares fell 1% following the announcement.mm
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17 Aug 2009 07:30

Hardy Oil & Gas posts H1 pre-tax loss

Oil and gas exploration and production firm Hardy Oil & Gas reported a first half pre-tax loss of $5.4m compared with a profit of $9.7m the year before. Revenue at the India-focused firm fell to $5.8m for the six months ended 30 June 2009 from $9.9m the year before. Hardy posted a net loss of $4.3m

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14 Jun 2009 10:33

Sunday tips round-up: Petrofac, Hardy Underwriting, BP

Things just seem to be getting better and better for oil services group Petrofac says the Telegraph. The group designs, builds and operates oil and gas facilities as well as trains personnel and develops exploration and production projects. The company has more than doubled its backlog this year t

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27 May 2009 17:02

London close: Footsie limps back into positive territory

The movements of London's blue-chip index looked as if they were being directed by the grand old Duke of York today, with the index starting the day on the up, then heading lower over the lunchtime session before finishing roughly where it started. Sterling moved above $1.60 for the first time sin

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27 May 2009 14:58

London afternoon: Footsie drifts into the red

London's leading shares are mixed in quiet trading. Hopes of receiving a lift from a strong start on Wall Street have been dashed, with the US market trading indecisively as London as traders await the release of US existing home sales data. Water companies receive a boost ahead of the sector's res

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27 May 2009 12:10

London midday: Water companies keep Footsie afloat

The Footsie is barely keeping its head above water, despite expectations of a moderately firm start on Wall Street. Water companies receive a boost ahead of the sector's results season which starts this week, with Credit Suisse claiming the sector's rally is set to continue. The Swiss bank has upgr

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27 May 2009 10:49

Hardy Oil receives resource estimate boost

The market has given an enthusiastic response to the release of a technical evaluation report on Hardy Oil and Gas's D3 and D9 exploration licences in the Krishna Godavari Basin. The India-focused oil and gas company said the risked Best Estimate Resources for the D3 block is 9.5 trillion cubic fee

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