Angus Energy Share Discussion Threads

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 16:18

Try buying size here on Angus... Spread killing it

[jtidsbadly] 16/11/2021 16:14

1347: yes, it’s all predicated on strong gas flow in time and at sufficiently high prices to meet the financial demands of the loan. Do you think Mr. Forrest/Forum might accept a placing of Anguish shares, with warrants? If it’s looking good but cash flows are going to be too late, that may be a possibility. Or Knowe?

[1347] 16/11/2021 15:58

JT The problem with those forecasts in Kansas is that it assumes 10 MMSCFD, i.e. absolute max possible over a period of time. The low case is 7 MMSCFD from two wells, which is well over what it was producing in the last year of operation. TBH none of it matters until there is gas being produced and given how behind they are I'm beginning to think that even my pencilled in date of May 2022 may be a tad optimistic. Queue half wit trolls....

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 15:57

Try buying size and then you'll see it's not all a dumpIdiots

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 15:56

Think this post is very pertinentLets stick to the non NIMBY, NON LOCAL, NON SHORT SELLER, NON LONG TERM STUCK At 5-10p folk who refuse to sell or still hold a grudge side of it all.We are the business end of the Saltfleeby Project.Await Approvals from EA and National Grid post Fatory Acceptance Tests etc.A real project but hijacked but very negative posters who are clearly determined to see this all fail.Idiots.

[sincero1] 16/11/2021 15:46

jtisadly the meteorologist is back...pahahahaha..what an empty headed idiot

[sincero1] 16/11/2021 15:45

p&d????..look at the price, the spread, the volumes..clueless.... a lazy attempt at negative posting again...yawn...

[jtidsbadly] 16/11/2021 15:42

PeterAshbeck on the other site has posted a couple of better messages, which encapsulate the optimistic case. The trouble is, the Lenders will have worked all this out some time ago. If Anguish is short of the money they need in May/June to meet the repayments, all these lovely returns will go to them. Anguish can’t borrow more under the terms of the charge. Perhaps if it’s all going to schedule, the shareholders will stump up a large sum?

Anguish have got a couple of weeks with a decent, dry weather forecast. They’ll need to make the most of it - they’ve got five weeks and then they’re into the new year.

[headinthesand] 16/11/2021 15:40

DaveMarn having a chat with himself via his multiple IDs.

This ramp attempt is the most inept and cack-handed I've ever seen (and that's saying something).

A far wider swathe of people on ADVFN - including those who would never have taken a blind bit of notice of ANGS - are now completely convinced that ANGS is very obviously subject to an attempted pump and dump, courtesy of the sterling copy n paste multi-ramp efforts of DaveMarn/3Put/Solo4Yous/cuddothisnow/CantRememberThis2/UltimateJustice9/HelloAmora/EchDelta (to name just a few of the numerous IDs that have been used).

Well done. Genius-level counter-productivity.

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 15:13

Aw Think this post is very pertinentLets stick to the non NIMBY, NON LOCAL, NON SHORT SELLER, NON LONG TERM STUCK At 5-10p folk who refuse to sell or still hold a grudge side of it all.We are the business end of the Saltfleeby Project.Await Approvals from EA and National Grid post Fatory Acceptance Tests etc.A real project but hijacked but very negative posters who are clearly determined to see this all fail.Idiots.

[1347] 16/11/2021 15:02

P&D? Must be time for a song....

Any time you’re Chiswick way
Any evening, any day,
You’ll find us all
Doin’ the Chiswick ramp.

Ev’ry little Chiswick gal
With her little Chiswick pal,
You’ll find ‘em all
Doin’ the Chiswick ramp.

Ev’rything free and easy,
Do as we darn well pleasey,
Why don’t you make your way there?
Go there, stay there.

Once you get down Chiswick way
Ev’ry evening, ev’ry day,
You’ll find yourself
Doin’ the Chiswick ramp.

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 14:50

Think this post is very pertinentLets stick to the non NIMBY, NON LOCAL, NON SHORT SELLER, NON LONG TERM STUCK At 5-10p folk who refuse to sell or still hold a grudge side of it all.We are the business end of the Saltfleeby Project.Await Approvals from EA and National Grid post Fatory Acceptance Tests etc.A real project but hijacked but very negative posters who are clearly determined to see this all fail.Idiots.

[solo4yous] 16/11/2021 13:28

Lets stick to the non NIMBY, NON LOCAL, NON SHORT SELLER, NON LONG TERM STUCK At 5-10p folk who refuse to sell or still hold a grudge side of it all.

We are the business end of the Saltfleeby Project.
Await Approvals from EA and National Grid post Fatory Acceptance Tests etc.

A real project but hijacked but very negative posters who are clearly determined to see this all fail.

Idiots.

[sincero1] 16/11/2021 13:22

solo - jtisadly probably is a local - only posts on angs and only negative supposition.

ja51contractvoidoiler - halfwit easily lead bitter investor , ditto uclot .

13reallyneedsahobby47cptmainwaring ... just a pompous nobody who appears to lose on every investment judging by his posting history on here and other boards

[solo4yous] 16/11/2021 13:21

Peterashbeck

Posts: 364

Price: 0.875

No Opinion
Saltfleetby RevenuesToday 13:17

My calculations below of Saltfleetby revenues at an average of £0.98 per therm over the 18 month period (max £1.16 and min £0.94. This is fairly below the current summer forward pricing which is £1.08 / therm.

1. In the event that everything goes to the company’s plan then Saltfleetby will generate 10mmscf/d after the sidetrack. This will result in delivering between £2 million and £2.4 million per month in revenue even after the hedge is factored in at the highest rate of 5.38mmscf/d in Jan-March 2023 – Total value between July 2022 and December 2023 of £41 million before operating costs.

2. In the event that the sidetrack is unsuccessful then we should still be looking at a gas generation of approx. 7mmscf/d from the two existing wells at the field producing with the extra pressure that the company think will be available for 18 months post shut-in. In this instance Saltfleetby would generate between £1.1 - £1.5 million per month even after the hedging is factored in. Total value between July 2022 and December 2023 of £24 million before operating costs.

3. In the event that the sidetrack is unsuccessful AND there is no additional pressure in the well then according to the OGA figures the field should still deliver a gas flow in excess of 6mmscf/d. In this scenario the field will deliver between £800k per month and £1.2 million per month - Total value between July 2022 and December 2023 of £19 million before operating costs.

So there is a £22 million difference between the revenue generated over 18 months if the sidetrack is successful, which is clearly substantial - but £19 million over 18 months even without the sidetrack is still a very significant amount of money.
If the gas prices continue to rise then the numbers could be stratospheric.

[solo4yous] 16/11/2021 13:16

Jeez so much deramping over the weekend and over 2 tweets?!

You boys really are LOCALS arent you?

Idiots galore.##NPV10 £25m for Saltfleeby, let that sink in!

[solo4yous] 16/11/2021 12:55

It sure is flying!
220p+ per therm#
Nice, hence Angus can push on towards a First Gas attempt in Q1-Q2 2022!

[sincero1] 16/11/2021 12:49

jtisadly back posting as himself .. to me , to you , to me , to you ...

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 12:46

Gas flyingDo it like a ladyShe's got it we got itShorters are just greedy

[jtidsbadly] 16/11/2021 12:44

cudswallop: if you really believe it’s possible to short this, then you need to be worried. The Lenders would have good reason to short it. Though they might think it unethical.

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 12:35

I want all sellers to keep going Awaiting EA NEWSGOOD LUCK

[davemarn] 16/11/2021 12:29

I live youYeah yeah yeahBe mine be my baby lol