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New well head can't harm then!

Nice one.

What Jan just gone...? While in operations?

The more I ponder rigs etc, 2D, 3D, old well logs and data and CoS circa 35%, CPR and the actual fold B target (being the first spud) I just cant see us not getting a Farm-in.

That only leaves...

Sevan Louisiana (Built 2013) - Contract until March - Semi-Sub.

Just musing and IMO.

So, I've been doing a bit more digging on Rigs and I swear that Potter is actually quoted as saying :-

'When the rig finishes up its current operations it will move on to our spud location' Or words to that affect.

So how many of the current list in GoM are in current operations?

welcome.... if you need anything ask Bonum.

Leno have submitted the application to the Bahamas Security commission. How long it takes to be approved is anyone's guess!

nothing that I can see for when the shares will be admitted... either in an RNS or from the Leno fund.

Ive not taken any profit.... although I am based out of broadmoor.

A much better debate to pass the next few days given yesterday...

Im sure at the recent oil barrel Potter alluded to a semi-sub. Also, capabilities , equipment and day rate for a 45-60 day drill.

Although, we are in relatively shallow waters.

I was just testing to see if ya'll were paying attention! Hmmm...

Added.

West Sirius (Built 2008) Semi-Sub
West Capricorn (Built 2011) Semi-Sub
Sevan Louisiana (Built 2013) - Contract until March - Semi-Sub
Sevan Brasil (Built 2012) -Semi-Sub

Rigs Available (not in contract or soon to complete operations) located in and around GoM and the Caribbean, all 6th/7th Gen.

https://www.seadrill.com/application/files/3815/7481/2591/sdrl-fleet-status-q3-2019-v2.pdf

West Sirius (Built 2008) Semi-Sub
West Capricorn (Built 2011) Semi-Sub
Sevan Louisiana (Built 2013) - Contract until March - Semi-Sub
West Neptune (Built 2014) – Drill Ship
West Saturn (Built 2012) – Drill Ship

https://www.seadrill.com/fleet/rig-portfolio/

It has to be one of the semi-subs, makes the most logical sense IMO so we can discount the drill-ships. Which leaves us with...

West Sirius (Built 2008) Semi-Sub
West Capricorn (Built 2011) Semi-Sub
Sevan Louisiana (Built 2013) - Contract until March - Semi-Sub

We can track all of these over the coming weeks. They’ll need to be leaving fairly sharpish to make April spud once EA (GoB approval) and contracts inked.

I’m not sure who mentioned it (?) but Seadrill fleet status should be updated soon for Q12020….

Drill operations and riggers will be a source of leaks.

I'd be happy with what I need.

45-60 days... multiple pay throughout.

Come mid-April this is being drilled one way or tother.

The only reason that the CLN is no longer required to be converted is either, a farm in, massive over subscriptions to the MF or placing at higher than 2.5...

...would the last follower please turn out the light.

Consistent with its overarching approach to financing for the Perseverance #1 well, the Company continues to be in discussions with a number of potential farm-in partners - further announcements will be made in this regard if and when appropriate.

Institutional marketing of the Bahamian Mutual Fund to qualifying institutional investors in The Bahamas has been well received. Indications of demand are expected towards the end of the subscription period.

The MF wouldn't be pulled because we have a Farm in IMO. You can paint the create the headline very easily.

'Local Bahamians turned over again as Oil company pulls fund as Shell takes largest share of OUR natural resource'