Is the additional drillling cost, highlighted in the RNS covered9 Feb 2023 12:59
"The net cost to Deltic of drilling the Pensacola well is expected to be £11.1m reflecting certain additional operational requirements during drilling, weather conditions, additional testing costs, as well as market influences, including inflation and exchange rate movements."
Don't they need to finance this one too from the same placing they did?
" · The Selene well (Deltic WI: 50%) in the Southern North Sea, operated by Shell, is expected to spud within the next 12-18 months following a firm investment decision in July 2022. The Company estimates that Selene has a gross P50 prospective resource of 318 BCF, with a GCoS of 70% and an unrisked post tax project NPV of $624 million gross ($312 million net to Deltic), also calculated using a gas price of 80 pence per therm. "
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I'm wondering if they will need more money?
All IMHO.