Close to half of revenues is from gas so shielded from the volatile oil price.
I'm expecting a cut to the development budget and a tender offer to buy shares back, or a share buy back at these prices. The current hedge book covers the development expenses so if that was minimised the extensive hedges in place would go direct to the bottom line.
Hunker down and protect the £270m cash. £70m market cap! Ludicrous value with a very proactive management team set to release results in a few days. The bounce will be swift and virtually untradeable.
Cash was stated as £270mill in the last RNS but in the last interim results dated Sept I can only find £80m on the balance sheet. Could someone be so kind as to point me in the direction of the £270m. Sorry to be a pain.
Not much to Buy. And not much to Sell. I.e. Market makers seem to have an even book. Looks like the market maybe back to natural supply / demand metrics rather than a huge sell order on there books. Positive developments!
"This is obviously just the beginning of our journey to unlock the block's full potential, which, following these initial discoveries, we hope to demonstrate through an updated CPR in the coming weeks"
RE: Citi outlook on 65% Fe pricing9 Nov 2019 07:50
Yes, lets all listen to the all knowing brokers. Saying prices will continue to fall even though they've already dropped 35% in the past few months. Very predictable.
Hurricane Energy plc, the UK based oil and gas company focused on hydrocarbon resources in naturally fractured basement reservoirs, provides an update in relation to the 204/30b-4 ("Warwick West") well.
The Company notes the media speculation regarding the Warwick West well. The well is due to commence testing soon. The timing of testing is weather dependent. As such it is far too early to make any conclusions as to the success of the Warwick West well.
An update will be provided once testing commences and on the completion of well testing.
-------------
In other words, they have found oil, just not too sure how much!
Can someone explain what has changed since July 31st when this share was 5p and everyone was expecting to be diluted to high heaven? Been away on holiday, thanks
"The allegations are based on actions that occurred almost exclusively prior to Indivior becoming an independent company in its demerger from Reckitt Benckiser Group plc at the end of 2014."
"Cash at H1 2019 is expected to be approximately $985m."
"RNS on placing basically saying it is that or bust...so I am not sure the auditor will sign the accounts until it completes, which means stumping up cash blind."
These are the type of people on these boards (Thunder2040):
One day they say:
"I am happy for holders tgat got this rise in last few days but I missed it. Just did'nt want to risk the dip on any discounted placing. After that raise is sorted I will look to buy in."
The next they say:
"expect this to now go down."
Trying to deramp to buy in cheap. All i can do is shake my head at the derided pernicious nature of these boards.
Personally very happy the placing was not below £1, these will be trading at £2 once the short termers have left. GLA