RE: Possible new buy from OMV in Yemen by Zenith24 Nov 2022 15:10
Flashgarden,
With careful research & reading between the lines, investors can sometimes get an advanced indication of what may happen. Yes, there is speculation here, but it's certainly not unfounded; and as long as its clear that it is speculation, and not claimed to be fact, that is entirely legitimate.
I'm surprised that you should attack this careful and impressive research, but then implicitly back a poster here for issuing a 'Strong Buy' recommendation for a 'No Oil' RNS (both before the trading day started) - within an hour, that s.p. had fallen by a quarter. It's right and proper that such idiocy should be flagged up.
And you're doing more than just 'looking in here' with eight posts on ZEN in the last month, out of 12 total: clearly you're not sitting comfortably being uninvested here.
ZEN's increase in revenues has been stunning, and the imminent interim results will make this even clearer.
A 13.82-fold increase in revenues, i.e. an increase of over 1,200%:-
"During the financial year ended March 31, 2022, the Company:
· Generated revenues from the production of oil, gas, and electricity of CAD$8,239,000 (2021 - CAD$596,000)."
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ZEN/publication-of-2022-fy-annual-audited-report-71ck0aipg5yb8lo.html
And they are expected to exceed that full year revenue of CAD$8,239,000 in just the first half of this year alone, i.e. the six months that ended at the end of September.
On top of that, the company could now have FOUR potential big licence awards or acquisitions on the boil: Congo, Benin, Egypt, and Yemen.
Any of which could potentially land at any time, and any one of which could potentially cause a huge opening s.p. uplift, making it impossible to buy in near the current s.p., certainly in any size.
And can you imagine if all four came in in relatively short succession?
Remember that ZEN acquired the Congo and Tunisian assets within a relatively short time period of each other, and also had an option to acquire Coro's Italian energy assets at about the same time.
That makes it fairly bonkers to me to wait before buying in here, but each to their own investment strategy.
You are criticising ours, so I think that we can return the compliment.