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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Lochard Energy | LSE:LHD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B02YHV99 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 4.875 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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05/6/2013 10:01 | CT, the crude is 3% sour, they appear to get $10-15/bbl below Brent crude prices for it (which seems too much of a discrepancy but add in transports costs of $2/bbl ish and it's not quite so unreasonable). costs of roughly $25/bbl come off that number (e.g. Brent crude less discount (for sour + transport) less costs (mainly for the FPSO). happy to be corrected on this but i investigated it in quite a bit of detail when LHD released their results in Feb. plus, i back calculated their cash position end May with the half year results (end Feb) cash position, and it looks to me like Athena has only been producing ~8250 - ~8500 bopd in March, Apr, May (as per the press release from LHD which refers to ESP pump problems). ESP pumps are usually good for at least 2 years (June 2013 which is when i stopped my analysis as too much guesswork thereafter) so i hope these problems are surface related More info on the crude: http://www.bp.com/li in summary, it's a good deal for PMG at the current price, but at say 6p/share (paper) i think it's looking a bit expensive | frazboy | |
05/6/2013 09:28 | CT, i've calculated the average cash flow for the next 13 months (from 1st June 2013) to be around $0.9m per month. the outstanding loan at the end of the period will be around $8.3m. they will have accumulated $11.8m in cash in the bank but owe Henderson $2m (roughly) so, i figure $10m in the bank, and still $8m of debt (albeit a production cost). i consider these to be optimistic figures. i doubt they'll up their bid too much, the market price says they'll walk away we shall see | frazboy | |
05/6/2013 08:57 | Antrim Energy next target for PMG how do i know? lol | therealdeal5 | |
05/6/2013 08:56 | Antrim Energy next target for PMG how do i know? lol | therealdeal5 | |
05/6/2013 08:42 | Falklands 4 Jun'13 - 12:56 - 1694 of 1698 0 0 TC needs to increase offer or forget it frankly speaking on behalf of the group they don't care either way production through dividends as lhd or reasonable cash offer/substantial discount loo pmg shares -------------------- What happens if TC does not increase the offer? Dividends? = no chance! management made that clear a few days ago - no money returned potentially for years with the kind of liabilities on the horizon. Uncle's Toms deal is the best in town and most shareholders know this. Lets hope he raises that offer. If he does not or withdraws the offer, there will be one hell of a witch-hunt and the share price will probably suffer aswell. Cash | cashandcard | |
05/6/2013 08:22 | http://shares.telegr | therealdeal5 | |
05/6/2013 08:22 | http://shares.telegr | therealdeal5 | |
04/6/2013 14:32 | thanks CWA1. I believe they've got the 25% of total shares. Not declaring though because it gives a little Grace for pmg to revise(:-)) their offer. imho There will be negotiations a plenty going on and someone needs to apply some ointment to the sores! I do think that for all involved including LHD directors a revised higher offer is teh best solution. If not I think that LHD will eventually get to higher than 5pshare but shareholders could be waiting for a year for it to do so. imho dyor | bomfin | |
04/6/2013 13:53 | Remember it is 25% of those actually voting and NOT 25% of the entire shareholding, so a lesser figure will almost certainly be enough to swing things in favour of the those against. Probably 20-22% of actual shareholding would be enough? | cwa1 | |
04/6/2013 11:56 | TC needs to increase offer or forget it frankly speaking on behalf of the group they don't care either way production through dividends as lhd or reasonable cash offer/substantial discount loo pmg shares | falklands | |
04/6/2013 11:56 | I'm guessing that the nos already have the 25% but arn't declaring yet to give pmg a chance to up the offer. imho | bomfin | |
04/6/2013 07:48 | utrecht i agree but as Cornhill have said they would accept 6p i can't see why PMG would offer more, this must be in the bag @ 6p, surely if people are buying now they will make serious cash if that happens, maybe this is the plan, to get Cornhill on board, otherwise i fear it will be a long while before LHD ever see's 5p again, i have said from the beginning not to trust Hendersons, they are in bed with PMG, of course i would prefer cash here, as i hold bundles of PMG already, give me cash anyday, GLTA | therealdeal5 | |
04/6/2013 07:43 | the real deal- 6p cash, so there may be a potential for a 7p paper deal or 6.5p paper, which if you think PMG will rise could offer decent upside. | utrecht_00 | |
04/6/2013 07:12 | When is the closing date for the deal ? | nw99 |
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