Member Info for Divermike

A8 looking very good for a flow soon

First export licence sales from MJF



We are pleased to confirm that a contract has been signed with an international oil trading group for the first 29,000 barrels of oil to be sold in September, by reference to world oil prices. The price will be fixed on loading by reference to the prevailing Brent oil price. We expect to receive approximately double the amount the oil would have sold for on the domestic market.

A8



Deep Well A8, is the third deep well drilled on the Airshagyl structure. We have in previous announcements referred to the existence of a 159-meter carbonate interval, from a depth of 4,342 meters, of which 52.5 meters is of porous oil-bearing rock.



We have agreed with our drilling contractor partner, Sinopec, to stop drilling the well at the current depth of 4,520 meters and to perforate the well across a 40-meter zone in the 52.5-meter interval of highest prospectivity.



Preparations are well underway and barring regulatory delays we anticipate the perforation exercise will take place in the next few weeks.

RNS confirming what the website leaked

Showing your age there, I prefer ...... Gary Moore/Phil Lynott Parys-ienne walkways

Well said mate !!

Im in Llanrwst now, havnt seen any Bards or Copper, just lots of muddy fields 8-))

London Office

5 New Street Square
London
EC4A 3TW
United Kingdom

info@caspiansunrise.com
or

Kazakhstan office

050026,
152 / 1 Karasay Batyr Street,
Almaty,
Kazakhstan

info@roxipetroleum.kz

Just wondering, has anyone ever had a reply to any Emails sent to CASP/ROXI?

That's about as clear as the drilling mud we are using 8-))

Inside information needs to be released to the market ‘as soon as possible’; a delay of only a few days can be unacceptable (see: Cases on disclosure of price-sensitive information). Where the news is unexpected by the company, such as a natural disaster or a surprise contract loss, a short delay may be permissible to establish the facts.

Or 520 meters 8-)) come on think big

Same here, bye

Coffee, agree with that mate, but what could they tell us without an RNS

He just said it again, perforate where they are or complete the well

He did, he said it wasn't just CASP decision, it had to be made with their partners

No plans to take it private, PLC benefits far outweighs the cost ($1m per year)

No decision on A8 yet, but drilling halted, CASP want to perforate

No dilution for cash

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