RE: UJO x Guessing22 Jul 2024 17:48
Gwynwin, if one were to assume a daily flow rate of 100 bopd which was achieved under test conditions, which is well within the capabilities based on similar wells nearby which are logged at an average of approximately 150 bopd, that would equate to 90 bopd to Union Jack from both of the wells combined. At a dollar per barrel of $80, that would be in the region of $2,600,000 per annum. The gas from the two wells would obviously top this up, as to how much, that is still to be announced as is the oil. The US tax rate is a pittance to what the UK government have levied so it is worth a lot more to the company than the UK oil production. I look forward to hearing more about the secondary recovery. Any water from the Andrews wells will be diverted to the Coker well which in turn will increase the output from the two producers that are connected to it. How much exactly yet to be discovered but we could all be very nicely surprised when that is announced. Throw in the UK production from Wressle and Keddington and there lies a pretty safe haven for shareholders in comparison to other small AIM listed oil companies. I have not discounted West Newton yet, the recent granting of the planning extension could mean they may yet mobilise, it is not a sure fire fact they will not. Additionally, we should hear something on the Peni5tone Flags too so all in all a very news rich year still to come.