RE: Timor Leste new finance code of practice14 Jan 2025 11:13
Never given a green light for anything to go or do anything else, so we are back in the fold, if they build we have a home to go to, without the gas is worthless.
Woodside has carried its 34% of Sunrise 5tcf and 225mb Condensate on its books at $0.00c for several years, way back was pre gas price boom 34% valued at Aus $380m
After saying leaving in 2009, the majors finally left Sunrise, for a TL rip off, Gov loaned T/Gap $650m to take Shell and Conoco's 56% in 2018/19 , not a lot as they spent $400m+ on the license development
At 2021 conference Sunrise valued at over $60 Billion plus $15 Billion for Troubadour if taken to production, again pre gas boom prices. So what is our current 60% of 3.5 tcf (shell 90's full license over 5 tcf plus upside leads) worth if a firm production path put in place?
Its why like Woodside GS, our Chuditch has NEVER been given any real value for the, long viewed as stranded by the market for its gas, the original shell discovery drill, on the edge of reservoir 25 thick, the new drill 6 times as thick location , as you posted 149 thick.
Shell placed a 100% COS on any future Chuditch drills, CH2 will increase our GIIP and reserves levels also , still with Shells upside leads to play with.......
Without a home, our gas given little value, with it , Sunrise Woodside 34% will go from zero to hundreds of millions as it once was, likewise Chuditch 60% will finally get VALUED and correct in line with Sunrise/Woodside books.
It's why since obtaining a Super Majors fully mapped and discovery drilled license, we have sat at pathetic lows v asset value, albeit aided by clueless snail paced yeo ho ho and co , wonga pump and dump confetti placings.