RNS19 Nov 2018 17:37
If we only take the 1U discounted revenue number for the shale gas, roughly £500m then the additional value of the share price move on the day of this announcement of £3.5m is virtually irrelevant. Obviously we need to look at the profits or cash flows on a discounted basis to put the share price move in context, so let's assume that these are worth £200m. This equates to a probability of commercial success of less than 2% on the most probable volumes of the shale gas opportunity implied by the share price move on the news.
Combine this with the fact that we have current market cap of £95m and debt of c £70m , so an enterprise value of £165m for 1p reserves worth at least £200m at 10%;discount. All looks well underpinned to me valuation wide. Just need to buyers.