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https://www.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcasts/5be16ecf5f2fb5225683c040/eco-atlantic-oil-gas-update-from-africa-oil-week

Mentioned twice - Stabroek >5bn??(4bn + Hammerhead??)

https://*********************/media/eco-atlantic-oil-gas-update-from-africa-oil-week-06-11-2018

I assume that's because they are only the operator of one block(Orinduik). Repsol are the operator of the other block they have a stake in(Kanuku)

Meanwhile, in Guyana, Tullow has accelerated drilling plans in its concessions.

"We had originally thought we would drill some of those wells late next year but we have now accelerated and will probably drill at least two wells in our block around the middle of the year," McDade said.

https://www.nasdaq.com/article/tullow-sees-first-kenyan-crude-shipments-in-first-half-2019-20181106-00811

From 24m 49s

https://audioboom.com/posts/7070991-reabold-resources-rbd-eco-atlantic-oil-gas-eco-live-company-group-lvcg-plus-john-meyer-a

Malcy likes the comment from the call too.

His Tweet..

Malcolm Graham-Wood31st October 2018
1) Go to Hess results call today, 2) listen and observe 3) compare with valuation of Eco Atlantic 4) realise how cheap Eco is, 5) fill your boots and wait for value to be created ......the words gift horse, look and mouth cone to mind.......don’t say you weren’t warned

Eco (Atlantic) has bagged an 'elephant' at Orinduik, offshore Guyana, believes CEO Holzman

Gil interview today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=480&v=740q6M07fqs

Listen to it here :

from 27mins

https://edge.media-server.com/m6/p/5iv7tmq4

On the Q&A(from 27mins if you watch it back)

Question about Hess previously commenting, in August, about fast tracking Hammerhead

DST completed and the results were good - high quality oil

"Massive accumulation of oil"

"Thickest sand package on the block" !!!

Could jump the queue, but too early to say - more appraisal needed first

Stena Carron to drill the Amara(?) prospect on its return, which used to be called escala(?)

More info n Hess' investor day in early Dec

Hammerhead flow test successfully completed

Stena Carron to go to Las Palmas for maintenance, returning late December to drill 24 miles SE of Turbot

Noble Tom Madden to drill Puma early Nov(my comment - Its onsite now)

The final approval from the Guyana President for the Eco farm-out to Total has now been given and the transaction has completed. Eco receive $12.5m and the focus now turns to the 2019 drilling programme for which Eco is fully funded.

Given the amount of time, money and hardware that Exxon are throwing at the Stabroek block next door the team at Eco Atlantic deserve significant credit. The model clearly works, the company are funded and have a 15% stake in the Orinduik block that will, not might, transform this company. Do the sums, 15% of what has already been intimated in the CPR dwarfs the company’s £72m market cap, this is a gift horse, do not look it in the mouth….

https://www.malcysblog.com/

Thanks. Here's a link that works

Gil from 1:35

https://audioboom.com/posts/7066148-eco-atlantic-oil-gas-eco-obtala-obt-and-alan-green-on-igas-ctea-ana

Alternate link

from 43:02

https://audioboom.com/posts/7064560-horizonte-minerals-hzm-ananda-developments-ana-and-malcy-on-fpm-eco-rre-ppc

From 43:02

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Interesting last comment about Gil not being able to be on Vox Markets last week("for some reason couldnt do it last week "), but they were hoping for this week. More news this week from ECO, or related to Hammerhead?

" or drilled deeper?"

That's an interesting thought. Was their primary objective of the drill to go down to the UC zone lower down, where all previous discoveries are in the area and where the channel feed goes from Liza to Latuk? But they hit higher up in the Tertiary zone.

But the Stena Carron stayed onsite for 8 weeks following the result, when normally it moves off after a couple of weeks after drilling.

That and the "various sources" stating Stabroek's going closer to 5bn, from over 4bn because of Hammerhead-1, leads me to assume they must be finalising the appraisal numbers.

Very exciting!

H&N,

Unfortunately a lot of that info on all Stabroek finds is not available(as Gustavson mentioned in their CPR
), but they must've done to get their expected BOPD predictions.

H&N

I believe it's with the new exploration drill ship Noble Tom Madden, in the staging area

You can see several ships there, although as you say their transponders are off

" Noble Tom Madden
However the vessel would be positioned in a staging area for ten (10) days, prior to the
commencement of the drilling operation at the Pluma – 1 well site.

Staging Area 07° 30ʹ.571 057° 27ʹ.480 WGS84( Zone 21)"

Hess also report this week on Wednesday. Their presentations have previously assisted me in locating prospects to be drilled.(page 9 http://azure.hess.com/docs/default-source/Investor-Decks/2018-barclays-ceo-energy-power-conference---final.pdf?status=Temp&sfvrsn=0.39530881300960985)

They have a live webcast and presentation as well on wednesday

http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=101801&p=irol-EventDetails&EventId=5275563

Thanks hereandnow; I misinterpreted the H&P note.

Hammerhead data will be the real near term catalyst for ECO, with what appears to be half of the structure over ECOs block.

That would've forced TLWs decision making. Why bother spending money(esp with TLWs debt) drilling a wildcat well with 20% CoS in Namibia, when you can drill an appraisal well in Guyana with a 75% CoS!