RE: AGM7 Jun 2024 18:53
the oil wasn't sold for $83m it was sold for around $66m the difference was to pay off the balance of the $32m license charge. they were getting $33 pb net profit, even wh ireland had the reserves valued at over $8 per barrel.
saw a company get $8 bucks a barrel the other day, which seems the going rate nowadays for p1/p2 barrels.
they have capacity for 5k bopd for the shallows and expected this last year on a 10 year plateau so cc's maturing fields is a red herring, more like they've **** kee up the reservoir by drilling into the wc, twice, 142 fir example was flowing 1,400 bopd, what will 806/155 add?
they've spent over $66m developing the shallows so haven't profited much of anything.
if the deeps are sold at the same price for say 300m barrels that's 16p.
anyway news next week, hopefully.