RE: Should21 Feb 2022 12:03
A bit frustrating that its not doing better today but in the end if you are here for the big money when they sell up it doe not matter one jot. Its typical AIM that there is always a little bit of not so good news that completely overrides excellent news. The company has not even tried to put numbers to this layer of oil. Potentially this is another large oil field that PANR will have to add to its already huge numbers. When you add this to the very conservative 2.4 billion barrels of recoverable oil you could quite easily see this getting well over 3 billion barrels of recoverable oil. If you take the worse case of only getting $3 a barrel (more likely $5/6) you can see how easily £10 quid a share can be reached. As an oil expert said on TV the other day we are starting the transitional phase to electricity so companies are not going to want to spend huge amounts on infrastructure, yet will want oil. This huge oil field is in exactly the right place eg very close to the main pipeline and very close to the road and other infrastructure. This oilfield could be up and running very quickly if a large oil company puts its mind to it, almost certainly online before Willow and at a much cheaper cost. I have no doubt that somebody will want this big time, as it will be easy money. Its going to be a case of who gets in first. Fortunately companies are making money hand over fist at the moment so they have the cash available. I would not be surprised to see a rather low offer in the near future that I hope we all say no too. Key to this is getting TW to flow, although they must already have a good idea from the logs. GLA