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JMAX
Posted in: TLW
Posts: 6,612
I hope so noggers
The government has allowed temporary flaring before
i will be monitoring the news and topping up along the way.
From the RNSThe audits show INCREASED oil reserves for Jubilee, Ntomme (one of the TEN fields) and the non-operated fields which are largely offset by a c.30% decrease in Enyenra reserves
A T/O at 220plus would probably go through ?
Thanks Oil_Run
Oil_RunHow did you get to 400p per share ?
And this is why we are worth more than 150p - because the new buyer will expect more efficiency from TLWs producing sites.
The headline is misleading - nothing certain about this acquisition
This link covers what we know - but from a different perspectivehttps://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/Alex-Mould-writes-on-Tullow-oil-crisis-All-is-not-gloomy-for-Ghana-812701
I think 150 is far too cheap.
It's early days but maybe it would be better for Total to operate Jubilee and for TLW to be a silent partner.
Is Jubilee TLWs best asset - it is described as world class ?
And could J&J be more commercially viable to bigger oil companies like Total?
That makes perfect sense - Total being in control of their (own) operations. And the can make TEN and Jub more efficient.
Buy in tranches
Allowing for the RI - £10 now would be near enough £16 before the RI
Even though we have 700m sunk costs in Uganda - if this gets resolved it will be as good as new money to tlw
I will be with both of you - it will be nearer 6months
After J&J, the market will want proper proof of Capara oil before responding positively.
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