CPR Figures....24 Oct 2019 17:22
What we are experiencing is the doldrum that every share has immediately after a placing until news lands, this is understandable but the fundamentals haven't changed in that RBD is about monetisation.
I know you all are aware of that but it is easy to lose site of it.
West Newton CPR will more than likely come back with a volume of oil in excess of 100m barrels for the 45m column alone. Throw in the 74 million barrels expected in the Cadeby Reef and it is approaching 200m barrels. We have 50% of that (if the placing goes ahead).
This is why Sachin could barely contain his excitement in last week's interview 'almost impossible to understate the significance to RBD etc etc' or words to that effect.
So for me there is room for many multi-bags from here but it will need monetisation and that will not be until next year.
£20m for a potential $1bn return in WN and £4m for similar returns (pro-rata) from Parta (NPV $1.183bn).
Apart from California it's all about cashing in.
Has anyone looked at Corallian's 31st round awards and the figures associated to them, gas 20 TCF, 100m barrels + oil, historical flow rates of 6,000 bopd. We have 30 odd % interest and nothing factored in. Its a good read.
I am staying put.