RE: Two reasons....we arent at 60p8 Nov 2019 19:30
bransonbull
Kerogen and Warwick Deep are contributors but they are not the primary reason for the current share price. When you consider that the Lancaster EPS alone is sufficient to support the current sp it becomes clear that NO VALUE is ascribed to:
1) Lancaster full field development. 2) Lincoln (a proved discovery) 3) Warwick. 4) Halifax. 5) Whirlwind.
None of this potential value has been priced in and the question is WHY.
The only rational explanation is that investors are still wary of that term unconventional reservoir used to describe fractured basement.
Is this a reasonable conclusion or has the FB risk factor been deliberately exaggerated and if so by whom and for what purpose?
RE: Bod have not denied a discovery - looking good all8 Nov 2019 12:15
DK2020 check the link in jasonds post 10.31
Its a tweet by the city editor of the Evening Standard and the Independant
Our stock market reporter @spencershapland has picked up rumours good news may be coming at oil driller Hurricane Energy #HUR. See his column in tonight's paper
WW is being drilled to a planned 1840m TVDSS. The planned TVDSS for WD was only a mere 60m more at 1900m. Due to the drilling problem it was actually drilled 50m lower than planned. It does raise the question of whether the result would have been different if they had stayed on target.
The implication of you statement “all is going well” is that you have some private information on the drill for example mud losses. Now that is speculation on my part and nothing should be read into it, however you appear to be a genuine poster and I was prepared to take that statement onboard as a positive.
It is simply that you have called on another poster to substantiate a claim in view of which readers of this board might feel entitled to ask the same of you.
WW is to be drilled to a depth 1840 TVDSS. It’s in all the recent presentations. The planned horizontal section is 1000m but both previous wells were short by some distance. HUR have just engaged KL Brisfjord, a PSV for 3weeks from 02/11.
Thank you for a sensible reply to what was my question.
?It was intended as opener to the follow up question of when. If you look at the last one it was 8 months from letter of engagement to publication. Hopefully it will not take as long this time but late 2Q20 if not 3Q20 is what I have guessed. The further question then is will HUR wait for publication before opening the data room to the industry.
In the last Lancaster CPR, May2017 RPS said the EPS early production data will allow Hurricane to refine estimates of maximum production potential and future recoverable volumes for the Lancaster Field. So does it seem reasonable to expect HUR to commission a further updated CPR when they have this information?