RE: 15.2010 Aug 2022 18:07
Just watched the interview and have no idea who would be buying after seeing that.
-$22m debt to fund Cuda (excluding the placings to 'fund Cuda') just so that debt can be increased, so that the compnay can drill 3 more wells...
-The reserves have gone up on the back of the Cuda purchase, but the level of RBL is going up, and COPL's level of debt has gone up - so why would the new facility be on better terms than the old expensive facility?
-So RS report wasnt required, COPL disagree with the outcomes, and wont be made public (because shareholders are dumb), so why do one in the first place?
-All the wells are waxing up....
-Oil from the horizontals will be trucked to the refinery..
-COPL, the compnay that puts at then end of every RNS: "The Company's Wyoming operations are one of the most environmentally responsible with minimal gas flaring and methane emissions combined with electricity sourced from a neighbouring wind farm to power production facilities" has requested permits for UNLIMITED FLARING - hopefully they will amend the 'green credentials' in the press releases and on the website
People have been discussin the similarities will 88e and honestly its like they are the same company. I was in 88e for the first Alaska drill and the whole 'we know the motherload is there we just have to keep drilling' is being repeated here IMO. Some old timer who thinks he knows better than everyone else and theres always enough dreamers that will get carried along with that type of person. I believe the horizontals will be failures comercially speaking , i.e. after the new hedge they will not produce enough to pay back the cost of the well, the rising debt payment, the rising admin costs.
And dont think RBL will be the end of the placings...