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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Advance Energy Plc | LSE:ADV | London | Ordinary Share | IM00BKSCP798 | ORD NPV |
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% | 0.155 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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23/6/2020 10:25 | Advance Energy plc is an international upstream oil & gas company with a fresh approach. Overview The Company was originally incorporated in September 2006 and in February 2020 announced Board changes and name change to Advance Energy plc. Whilst it has assets in Indonesia and interest in several licences in the UK, the Company’s main focus is now on growth through acquisition or farm-in to non-operated interests in upstream projects where there is an opportunity to add significant value in the short to medium term. Unlocking hidden value is our main objective – to the benefit of our shareholders as well as our joint venture partners, host governments, and broader stakeholders. Many upstream assets present challenges to existing operators. These difficulties may be technical in nature, mis-alignment in the partnership, sub-optimal commercial arrangements, or simply funding constraints. One, or a combination, of these issues can present the opportunity for realisation of added value. We look to identify such assets and maximise their value using our unique insights from original technical work, commercial acumen or advantaged relationships. Business Model We seek to take non-operated interests either by acquisition or farm-in, and prefer joint ventures with only two parties and the ability to exert a significant degree of influence. Our model means that we only work with established operators eliminating many of the execution risks present for typical early stage, high growth companies. We can focus on what really adds value rather than day-to-day operational concerns leaving that to the operator. We have no need to build a large and complex organisation keeping our overheads low and preserving value for our shareholders. Value Driven We have no need to be geographically constrained. We screen projects purely on value potential rather than specific play-type or basin. This provides us with a larger opportunity set than many traditional upstream companies. We target only discovered resources in good fiscal regimes, and projects with major value inflection points within a short timeframe. Generally less than 3-5 years out with clear line of sight from the onset. No high-risk exploration with long time lines to delivery of full value. Managing Risks We prefer one-on-one negotiation where we can tailor our approach and will not participate in bidding rounds or other openly competitive situations where value can be bid away upfront. Our focus on near term value creation means it is easier to control risks – limited exposure to long term commodity price trends, and no potential stranded value from the world’s changing energy mix or climate change initiatives. The Advance Energy approach – to support and enhance the performance of upstream operators to deliver exceptional project outcomes and exceptional returns! | therealtonythetiger | |
23/6/2020 09:04 | I see the gang have started here no news for months and suddenly up means a placing is looming and the Spivs are ramping it on twitter getting some interest while the placing is being done | jayminpatel1 | |
02/5/2020 13:50 | What an amazing RNS. It would seem that the new BoD is effectively body shopping itself out as consultants to another consultancy. Xodus has clocked up losses of over £35m in its lifetime, so it sound like it will be a great bedfellow for this uber dog. | sweet karolina2 | |
02/3/2020 09:30 | Nothing like a life of hope/ glass half full approach, eh SK? | tunley | |
29/2/2020 11:31 | A new name and ticker so new thread required to chart the demise of this uber dog and give somewhere for mugpunters to exchange their moronic ramps. After all nothing has really changed and ADV will go bust when it runs out of mugpunters prepared to part with their cash. Update: The easily predictable demise has happened. ADV is back to being a dirty very little cash shell. Discussion on this starts at post 25 if you want to just skip ahead to that. As predicted in Post 25 the first Pump and Dump attempt has been made - it was pretty feeble. Don't be sucked in by their lies. Post 66 should help you see through any future lies. There maybe another pump and dump attempt as 27 Nov suspension approaches. Up to you whether you decide to wait for it or get back what you can now. If you have any interest at all in what might get RTOed in then the way to get into it is NOT through buying into the shell, but by buying into the placing that will accompany the RTO - at least that way you will know what it is you are buying into. Posts 84-90 give 4 real world examples since Covid, which you can check out for yourselves very easily, because links are provided, which provide incontrovertible evidence I know what I am talking about. Please feel free to completely ignore them and buy in on hype, I look forward to telling you I told you so when my favourite little uber dog with fleas proves me right yet again. | sweet karolina2 | |
15/8/2016 05:33 | Some of us just found other places to hang out... Though I still pop in from time to time. | wstirrup | |
31/5/2015 15:20 | exotic, I haven't bookmarked it but it is under a similar title and have noticed some of the advfn crew are on it | ggdfgfgg | |
22/1/2014 13:50 | The new ads that are appearing on the base and right hand side of my tablet on this page for example plus the e mail cobblers is certainly sufficient to scare off remaining users , the user experience is cluttered enough to look at such as m. O n. E. Y. Am | holts | |
08/4/2006 13:08 | looks like the blokes over at www.fairshare.biz got it right again as usual, how do they do it | nockybalboa | |
21/3/2006 11:48 | It's so short it makes me wonder who would use it. I can only think that the pool used for free sessions is reduced as fee paying subscribers log on, leaving no free sessions available. | ekuuleus | |
04/3/2006 14:30 | Trading goes before i can see anything. what a waste of time. | plainz | |
03/1/2006 14:46 | it really is annoying to check my portfolio value after a holiday. what is this 'not traded yesterday' message. i cannot see how much i have made or lost on the day. | careful | |
27/12/2005 10:34 | Perhaps they want ADVENT CAPITAL. Looks interesting. | clusium | |
05/12/2005 14:18 | Where has everyone gone these days? Used to be some great daily threads...now just a load of small cap ramp threads. Day Trader thread has 900 odd posts........since April !! Used to get more posts than that every week. | doubletop | |
24/2/2005 13:59 | Its a little better now - Thanks | ivanh | |
14/1/2004 23:32 | guru11. Sorry, don't agree. A short time of (say) 1-2 minutes would be a 'taster'. you don't even get to add a stock and see the figures before it needs reloading. Not good. On the subject of top-bottom / bottom-top, I'm sure the current way is right. Don't you read a page of a book from top to bottom? | notomatoes | |
14/1/2004 12:30 | NoTomatoes - during the day it does only last for a matter of seconds, after close of play it lasts much longer. But it is free, a taster for one to subscribe. Why dont the most recent posts start at the top? instead of us having to scroll down to the bottom? WOULD THIS NOT MAKE MORE SENSE? guru11 | guru11 | |
06/1/2004 14:02 | rarther / hillbrown. I used to subscribe to L2 last year but at the moment am not trading, so not willing to pay the subscription charge. I don't believe that it's a good advert for ADVFN as people will think it's a poor service. A year or so ago the free monitor lasted for a good 5 minutes. Don't you agree that a matter of seconds is very poor? | notomatoes | |
05/1/2004 16:33 | rarther, completely agree; cant believe folks expect sh1t hot info for free! | hillbrown | |
05/1/2004 16:30 | A few quid to guarantee you get the right info at the right time (almost) every time is a bargain imo... I'm only a small investor with a long term outlook, but I couldn't operate without proper streaming and Level 2... The amount of money you can save by having direct access to the market will outweigh the cost of AFN services for nearly everyone. | rarther | |
05/1/2004 16:20 | Well today seems to be the shortest yet. 7 seconds before refresh. EDIT now 4 seconds | notomatoes | |
15/12/2003 00:38 | exotic, I haven't bookmarked it but it is under a similar title and have noticed some of the advfn crew are on it. I hope it is addressed, it really isn't much work at all. | mtrace |
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