Condi is not as valuable as light crude due to the cost of transporting and it can't be refined much further to make lots of different products .
It is more like shale oil i believe..
As long as the price of oil keeps rising then Noble will be back in the Falklands with vengeance and desperate to prove themselves.
I an see them drilling at least two wells in Argos acerage and maybe even three.
Next year will start to get interesting for the FI again as PMO and Noble will probably share a rig again at a low day rate.
£1 is certainly possible when they drill but first we need a farm-in partner.
I would think that some oil Major would be sniffing around trying to make a deal at this give away price.
I would like to see their overheads reduced even further.
i think that spending almost $2 million a year while we wait is money wasted.
Probably most of it is spent on directors salaries anyway.
The 2015 administrative expense was $1.97 million compared to $3.04 million in the previous year.
Maybe RKH will takeover with similar terms as the deal with FOGL and just issue RKH shares as payment.
Long term BOR shareholders would get shafted but the BOD wouldn't care anyway as they would be well looked after.imo
falklandinvestor
Good to see you are still hanging on in there.
Noble will certainly drill at least one well in ARG acreage. imo
I am surprised that you sold out of RKH as they will rise after the CPR is released and then again once final investment decision is approved.
iana
Well spotted.
Every little bit helps.
In the short term it does't really matter.
What is very important is that Noble goes ahead and drill Rhea and maybe another well since the Day rate for rigs has dropped substantially.