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Which firms could stand to benefit if energy prices continue to rise?

Oil prices topped $73/bbl on Tuesday after being driven higher by political turmoil in Venezuela and Saudi Arabia’s announcement that a deal between producers of the black stuff to curb output could be extended to the end of the year. The positive momentum topped off a bullish month for oil and gas, which have been bolstered by strong demand alongside tightened US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela and OPEC output cuts. Here, we take a look at some London-listed junior stocks that could be set to benefit from a continued increase in energy prices.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/05/02/small-cap-oil-review/

Total Market Solutions caught up with Gerry Brandon CEO of Integument Plc to talk more about the companies recent news in addition to the sharp recovery under the new CEO’s stewardship, Brandon purports the opportunity was born from over two decades in the business and his ability to identify an exciting product that could deliver more for less…

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/05/01/integumen/

Here at @TMSreach we have been covering @BlockEnergyplc since the 3p level...

Today they trade around 16p and look to run further after Investors work out #BLOE is the real deal. Who would bet against Institutional money getting involved at these levels?

It’s been fantastic cover all round on the “Boards” and thank goodness for LSE to share all this genuinely good content and views..

https://twitter.com/tmsreach/status/1123512594558586880?s=21

Monday saw shares in Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (LSE:NTOG) jump 10pc to 2.6p after the business announced plans to drill its first horizontal well in the Mesquite target area it has identified in Texas’s Permian Basin. Here, chief executive Matt Lofgran talks us through the development and Nostra’s strategy for advancing its Permian Basin position.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/30/nostra-terra-mesquite-update/

Where next for Zenith Energy as neighbour Block Energy soars?

Shares in Zenith Energy have recovered to 3.02p in recent weeks after falling to lows of 2.57p following the news of a £1m placing at the beginning of April. The positive momentum has been driven primarily by progress in the firm’s well-deepening programme at its Jafarli field in Azerbaijan. Here, chief executive Andrea Cattaneo explains the thinking behind Zenith’s recent raise and why he believes the company’s current price could represent an excellent entry point ahead of a busy period of news flow.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/29/zenith-energy-whats-next/

Below are the actual results already published for 2018 and my conservative forecast for 2019, Here I share an accounting opinion on the company both based on known data and projected data. Some caveats to this are naturally derived from the companies ability or inability to beat the market’s expectations or indeed fall short, I believe much of the recent disappointment is priced into the current share price.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/28/harvesting-the-numbers/

Neill Ricketts talks us through the next steps following the recent bull run

Since TMS spoke to Versarien at the beginning of March, shares in the smart materials firm have advanced from 76.5p to their current 130p. The business, which now has a market cap of £201.3m, has been boosted by considerable progress across its US and China operations and a major vote of confidence from the Graphene Council. Here, the company’s chief executive Neill Ricketts explains the significance of recent newsflow and why he thinks this positive momentum could continue.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/26/versariens-ceo-talks-recent-news/

Paul Haywood CEO of Block Energy joins our friends at IGTV to discuss the latest developments. Having listed on aim raising £5m less than a year ago with an intention to execute a low-risk development program, Haywood runs the rule over the company with Jeremy Naylor. The company has 3 assets in Georgia however the primary focus on the companies popularity was born from an exciting result at 16A which has seen production numbers as high as 1200Bbl/d. Now on a restricted choke, the company are able to deliver meaningful revenue whilst looking to increase storage capacity. 700bbl/d on an annualised basis should deliver £10m free cash flow. commenting on the results Haywood trumpets “The production to date has blown expectation.”

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/25/ceo-interview-block-energy/

Shares in @emmerson_plc perked up last Monday after revealing that it had signed terms with a leading global fertiliser player...

...Here, #EML CEO Hayden Locke talks us through the deal and outlines what investors can expect over the coming months...

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/23/emmerson-plc-unlockes-khemisset/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=bvFpic7fOyQ

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/23/malcy-talks-oil-gas-ix/

The guys discuss the oil price and all things CORO

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/23/malcy-talks-oil-gas-ix/

The guys catch up on UJO

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/23/malcy-talks-oil-gas-ix/

Listen to Doc and Malcy chat about Hurricane

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/23/malcy-talks-oil-gas-ix/

Bonnie Hughes caught up with Zenith Energy CEO after the recent financing update, whilst we had probed Andrea in our last review the operational prize was very much the focus of that interview. Given shares were trading within a shallow range of the proceeding placing we invited the companies CEO back into the studio to talk us through the business’s outlook for the next 6-12months to help investors better understand the steps Zenith intend to take.

Given the initial positive reaction from the market in the wake of a news-rich period, we hope that the below CEO interview shows a balanced overview of the company.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/18/zeniths-new-horizon/

Fertiliser firm Harvest Minerals saw its share price plunge at the end of March after revealing that its 2019 revenues are expected to come in 25pc below analyst expectations. The business put this down largely to several, unbudgeted one-off payments and the early closure of its strategic alliance with Geociclo. However, it went on to issue a highly bullish outlook for its future, highlighting its established operational base in Brazil, improving monthly sales rates, and strong cash balance. Here, we look at whether the organisation looks like a buying opportunity at 6.85p a share.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/16/harvest-minerals-in-the-wake-of-news/

After a difficult couple of years at its Aje field, offshore Nigeria, MX Oil announced today that it anticipates generating free cash flow from the first half of 2020, once its project-level debt has been repaid. The update was accompanied by a £680,000 fundraise that saw a significant strategic shareholder inject a considerable amount of working capital into the company. With cash now underpinning a major portion of MX’s current £1.8m market cap, we look at whether the prospect of profitability can trigger a re-rate in the firm’s share price?

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/15/mx-oil-news/

Jersey Oil & Gas has collapsed by nearly 70pc since the beginning of the month thanks to a major disappointment at its much-hyped Verbier discovery. With plenty of cash in the bank, Verbier still offering potential commercial viability, and remaining prospects on the discovery’s wider licence, could Jersey Oil be a buy at its current 74p share price?

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/11/jersey-oil-gas/

As soon as UKIS send it back to HMI.L it will be pushed out...

During the latest interview with our friends at IGTV Jeremy Naylor drills Chief operating officer Mark Heyhoe to discuss further the recent set of results which has sent shockwaves through the share price. Heyhoe protests the case clearly explaining these results in addition to the disconnect between the current valuation of 6.35p versus that of institutions who came in at 18.5p.

https://total-market-solutions.com/2019/04/08/harvests-coo-mark-heyhoe/