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https://falconoilandgas.com/overview/
If you go to their website and then click on each individual project you will see a yearly breakdown.
https://www.investormeetcompany.com/
It is basically the internet platform to do presentations. Not a person.
https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/not-a-sequel-but-an-origin-story
A company trading at a discount to book value with tailwinds in key end markets: Is that something you might be interested in?
I saw online that if you didn't register by November 8 you couldn't get into the AGM to ask questions. but here are the numbers for those not registering.
Conference call numbers for those not pre-registering
For all other shareholders and stakeholders wishing to attend the Meeting by conference call, but not ask questions,
please dial the following toll free, or the international toll number approximately five minutes prior to the commencement
of the Meeting and ask the operator to join Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.’s Annual General and Special Meeting of
Shareholders:
Canada / USA. Toll Free: 1-800-319-4610
UK Toll Free: 0808-101-2791
Dublin Local: +353-1-526-9448
Other International Access Toll: +1-604-638-5340
https://satellites.pro/Australia_map#-16.839625,133.653027,18
Don't know why the resolution is so sharp now, but you can really make out fine detail now.
In the past everything was really fuzzy.
https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/quantum-blockchain-falcon-oil-gas-good-energy/
Falcon Oil and Gas [LON:FOG] was up 16% today. There’s no news, volumes were comparatively unremarkable and this share is no stranger to volatility, but could an update be looming? One to watch.
Just saw this on my news feed from Google.
HOUSTON (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Ryan Lance on Monday doubled down on U.S. shale and the world's continued demand for oil with his second blockbuster acquisition in less than a year.
His $9.5 billion purchase of Royal Dutch Shell's West Texas properties, nine months after closing a $13.3 billion deal for Concho Resources, puts the company's future squarely in shale after exiting Canada's oil sands, U.S. offshore and British North Sea fields.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/jul/28/beetaloo-basin-fracking-plan-gas-companies-linked-to-tax-secrecy-havens-and-liberal-party-inquiry-told
Google just sent me this on my feed. Seems like the Guardian is very much against fracking.
Looks like we did get a little bit of action today as those of us in the know are probably buying a few shares here and there. Still don't know what will happen but at least the volume is picking up today and the price is up over 8% -- still not there to break even but does show some promise.
Didn't see where anyone posted this. https://originbeetaloo.com.au/origin-back-on-the-ground-in-the-beetaloo/
Origin back on the ground in the Beetaloo
Published on June 22, 2021
Origin has resumed activity at the Kyalla well site near Daly Waters in the Beetaloo Basin, as part of this year’s exploration work program.
In January, Origin submitted a notification and initial report to the Northern Territory Government confirming the discovery of hydrocarbons at the Kyalla 117 N2-1H ST2 exploration well in the Beetaloo sub-basin. Kyalla is the first exploration well to successfully flow liquids rich gas from the shale formation of the same name.
Origin General Manager for Beetaloo and Growth Assets, Chris White said, “Analysis of the initial Kyalla results showed valuable liquids rich gas is present.
“The composition of the gas – 65 per cent methane, 19 per cent ethane, 11 per cent propane and butane, and 3 per cent condensates, combined with low CO2 levels of less than a per cent – is very promising and indicates the gas is likely to be useful for several different purposes.
“Our focus now is to flow the well and commence extended production testing to understand the deliverability of the well,” Mr White said.
Production testing occurs after a well is successfully drilled and fracture stimulated, and sufficient volumes of fluids pumped down during these stages is returned to surface to allow the well to flow on its own.
A further update will be provided when production testing has been completed and detailed evaluation has been undertaken.
“We’re preparing to drill a new vertical well, also targeting liquids rich gas, into a second shale formation called the Velkerri later this year. We also plan to complete a further production test at the Amungee NW 1H well,” Mr White added.