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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Genesis Petro | LSE:GPC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1435395 | ORD 3P |
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| 25/7/2014 | 23:52 | Genisis the begenning of oil findings2 | 41 |
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| 06/6/2010 | 23:43 | Gold Price Crash, can it happen? | 12 |
| 30/6/2008 | 10:32 | Genesis Petroleum: Awakening, from darkness to blue sky | 4 |
| 07/9/2007 | 15:21 | GENESIS Petroleum Corporation Plc | 3,663 |
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Posted at 14/11/2009 09:24 by donegalman Take on gold price here - went live yesterday. Also comment on Centamin and Serabi here on www.sharecrzy.com - link below |
Posted at 24/7/2009 08:38 by haydock Drilling permit in the GPC block. HMPH!!!!Drilling permit for wellbore 6609/10-2 in production licence 483 S 24.7.2009 The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted Det norske oljeselskap ASA a drilling permit for wellbore 6609/10-2, cf. Section 8 of the Resource Management Regulations. Wellbore 6609/10-2 will be drilled from the Songa Delta drilling facility at position 66°02`29" N and 09°03´06" E. The drilling program for wellbore 6609/10-2 relates to the drilling of a wildcat well in production licence 483 S. Det norske oljeselskap ASA is the operator, with an ownership interest of 40 per cent. The partners are Discover Petroleum AS (30 per cent) and Dana Petroleum Norway AS (30 per cent). Well 6609/10-2 will be drilled about 45 km east of the Norne field in the Norwegian Sea. The production licence consists of parts of blocks 6508/3, 6608/12, 6609/10 and 6609/11. Production licence 483 S was awarded in APA 2007. Wildcat well 6609/10-2 is the first well in production licence 483 S. The drilling permit is conditional on the operator securing all other permits and consents required by other authorities before the drilling activity commences. |
Posted at 21/7/2009 13:31 by barrywhit A few little buyers over the offer price.......strange. |
Posted at 18/7/2009 09:45 by haydock I noticed last week that the "Heaven & Hell" column in the Sunday Times still holds some shares in GPC.Not sure how often it is updated, but would expect comment as he has held for a long time & has big losses. He must like most of us have liked the blocks held. |
Posted at 11/7/2009 13:55 by barrywhit Break Fee.........the sum of one per cent. of the value of the Proposal or, if the Proposal price is increased at any time, one per cent. of the increased acquisition price, each on a fully-diluted basis. So if anyone else bids higher, Bayerngas will make money........you couldn't make it up....... |
Posted at 10/7/2009 08:51 by haydock Do the board seem to have our company & finncial welfare in mind? Best wishes for the future Bayengas?Did they ever think of the old fashioned method, of asking the small share holders who own the company for a few quid if & when, both seem unlikely, they have run out of the readies? Did they consider that if the portfolio was worth all this money to Bayengas that the small sharehoder might like to benefit from an inclusive deal? An EGM would be tasty, but one man & a dog no doubt!!! * The Genesis Board believes the Group's business model can be pursued successfully only if new funding is available to the Group to enable it to participate in further exploration drilling and that, whilst the Company's funding requirement is not so urgent as to represent an immediate threat to the Group, Genesis's ability to generate incremental shareholder value in the near term is very limited and may become even more difficult as its existing cash resources are depleted. * In the context of these challenges and the current business environment, the Proposal represents an immediate opportunity, at a time of market uncertainty, for all Genesis Shareholders to realise their investment in the Company for cash at a certain, fair and reasonable value. The Genesis Directors believe that Bayerngas, with its greater financial resources, is better placed to benefit from the potential of the Genesis exploration portfolio. |
Posted at 08/6/2009 09:01 by haydock Very Interesting Article:Offshore247.com » News » Field development » |-| United Kingdom Development boost from field allowances Published 04.06.2009 11:02:38 by John BradburyDetailed analysis of how the new small field allowances and other measures introduced in the UK Budget to boost development might work has pointed to the possibility that between 28 and 139 discoveries could be turned into viable proejcts. After looking closely at the impact oif the Small Fields, Ultra heavy oil and Ultra HPHT (high pressure-high temperature) allowances unveiled by Chancellor Alistdair Darling in his Budget in Aprill, offshore consultant Hannon Westwood ran a series of development scenarios based on different oil prices, using its database of UK North Sea discoveries and came up with a range of possibilities. With 259 discoveries in the small field's category in its database and with 235 of them thought to have up to 20 m boe of reserves, HannonWestwood believes the number of these that could move to commercial status could more than double from 12 to 28 if the £75 million small fields allowance is applied with an oil price at US $45/bbl. If oil prices were $60/bbl, then the number of discoveries in the 20 m bbl or less category which could benefit from the allowance and move to commercial status is 139 fields. HannonWestwood managing director Jim Hannon says the new allowance appears to have been pitched to reflect a medium oil price of $60/bbl or to reflect falling capital and operating expenditure plus well costs. "On the other hand, if [the] oil price falls below $45/bbl, the new £75 million Allowance might still be sufficient to underpin an adequate (or practical) number of projects, given the limits on rig supply," he says. Hannon goes on to state his belief that the significance of smaller discoveries could have increased "significantly" as a result of the Treasury move, making asset acquisitions and farm-in deals much more attractive to cash-rich companies. "It is doubtful whether the capital markets are able to reflect the increased value of small discoveries in market capitalisations, suggesting that companies in acquisition mode should consider whether discoveries are more efficiently come by through corporate acquisition than piecemeal purchases or farm-ins," Hannon adds. |
Posted at 24/3/2009 10:27 by haydock Well maybe not quite bottom drawer, there is life in the 211 block & opportunities for the board.Deals are being done, This from Oil barrel.{Elixir} The company continues to push ahead with its UK North Sea exploration and appraisal business, which provides the high risk, high impact excitement missing from the Gulf of Mexico operations. One of the key projects here is the appraisal of the promising Mulle prospect (Elixir 40 per cent) in Block 211/22b, adjacent to the proposed Causeway oilfield development. Mulle is reckoned to hold some 18 million barrels of oil but the joint venture was recently awarded Block 211/27d, which contains a mapped southern extension to the Mulle field and is likely to boost that resource estimate. This is all well and good but means little without the test of the drillbit: the joint venture, led by DNO, is seeking farm-in partners before moving ahead with appraisal drilling. An online data room was opened in Q4 2008 and the company says interest levels were "encouraging" with the partners now in discussions with "several parties". The 25th licensing round also saw the company awarded 100 per cent of Block 211/12b, home to the Tiger prospect. The block lies in the northern North Sea, about 140 km north east of the Shetland Islands and just 5 km east of BP's producing 1.5 billion barrel Magnus field. The Tiger prospect is a Magnus Sandstone Member formation, over 500 feet of which was encountered in Well 211/12b-15 which was drilled down dip of the Tiger prospect in 1992. The equivalent sands in the nearby Magnus field have excellent porosity and permeability characteristics. This looks promising but it is still early days in the exploration cycle. Elixir has another big cat prospect on its books, the Leopard prospect in Block 211/18b. It has a 56 per cent working interest in the block and was recently granted a four month extension while the company seeks a farm-in partner to share costs and risks. Elixir is keen to conclude a farm-out deal in the next few months to enable it to drill the wildcat before year end. The current market is not promising for farm-in deals and this is a project Elixir has been touting for some time: some positive news on this front would provide some reassurance to investors that Leopard is a goer and, with the promise of some near-term drillbit action, but some momentum behind the share price before the year-end spud. |
Posted at 09/3/2008 09:06 by ceckyspunt rayrac,i hadnt noticed GPC before this week, but i like what i see. i am convinced SEY are a great potential yet their share price is spiraling downwards and nobody seems to be able to figure out why... and ive sold 90% of my holding there until the tide turns as a progression of stop losses triggered. so right now im a little doubtful of my ability to pick a winner even in a one horse race, but at least the GPC share price is going the right way and the trend on the chart appears to be upwards ever since the 1st of january this year...still dont know much about the financials of this company and all its projects, but im reading up now. as for banks..i made my first small investment in the sector since october last year...i chose barc shortly before close on friday cos i think maybe there is light at the end of the tunnel now for them, tho there may well still be some surprises. |
Posted at 31/7/2007 19:47 by digger27 Jim - I was referring to the recent market woes.A drop in GPC share price was inevitable and I was surprised it held up for so long. This certainly looks as if it is going places and we do have some heavyweight backing. |
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