Block Energy Share Price (BLOE)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Block Energy Plc	LSE:BLOE	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BF3TBT48	ORD SHS GBP0.0025

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	6.65	0.00	01:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
6.50		6.80	0.00	0.00	0.00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	0.13	-1.36	-1.20		26

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
-	O	0	0.00	GBX

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
29/8/2019	10:57	ALNC	Block Energy Reports Mobilisation Of Drilling Rig To 38Z Well
29/8/2019	07:19	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
29/8/2019	07:00	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Mobilisation of ZJ40 Drilling Rig to 38Z Wellsite
08/8/2019	11:59	ALNC	Block Energy Gets Rig Moving Ahead Of West Rustavi Sidetrack Drilling
08/8/2019	07:00	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Preparation Begins at West Rustavi Well 38Z
26/7/2019	11:52	ALNC	Block Energy Resumes Production At Flagship West Rustavi Well
26/7/2019	11:05	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
26/7/2019	11:00	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Price Monitoring Extension
26/7/2019	07:00	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Resumption of Production at West Rustavi
17/7/2019	16:59	UKREG	Block Energy PLC Holding(s) in Company

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15/9/2019 09:20	Block Energy Daily Update: Block Energy Plc is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BLOE. The last closing price for Block Energy was 6.70p. Block Energy Plc has a 4 week average price of 6.15p and a 12 week average price of 6.15p. The 1 year high share price is 17.80p while the 1 year low share price is currently 2.55p. There are currently 389,439,667 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,484,435 shares. The market capitalisation of Block Energy Plc is £25,897,737.86. Read Full Thread Reply
09/9/2019 00:43	spangle93: I'm sure you'll see more than 8p again, muddyfox. I can't pretend that I understand why they are now so PR-shy - could be positive or negative - and why RNS's are rare whereas previously there was one each time PH blew his nose. But while there's a news void, and until they give the market some confidence or guidance about oil rates, there will be price weakness. The company managed to get new and existing shareholders on board for 11p, so I'm sure they are getting frequent reminders from these investors about where the share price is. It seems that the company was as economical with the truth about the 1100 bbl/d during the sales pitches as they were with private investors. The Mirabaud broker note certainly implies that it's capable of 1,100bOpd. But their target price of 35p/share only assumed 1260 bopd average in 2020, and 250 bopd/well, Should be some information on 38Z sidetrack progress soon. Results for end to June should be out within the next 2-3 weeks ("the Company will release a second set of unaudited interim results for the 12-month period ending 30 June 2019 (which will be reviewed by the Company's auditor) by 30 September 2019") info on JVs possible, or 3D seismic (won't move price much) The CEO also said "We will also continue our ongoing workover programme at Norio, and have scheduled the field's well 60 for sidetracking later this year" Finally, while I suspect that the credibility of his words isn't high, the operational rationale for 16Z in the RNS at the end of July isn't impossible "The Well has produced at an average rate of 295 bopd with an average water cut of 25%, considered to be mainly returned drilling fluid. ..The Well continues to clean up lost drilling fluid and stabilise.The Company is gradually increasing production to establish a sustainable flow rate as the Well cleans up." Given the high fracture perm, shouldn't take forever to clean up, if the guidance is trustworthy So plenty of potential to double the share price by the end of the year Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/7/2019 07:17	cpap man: Monday 15 July, 2019 Block Energy PLC Block moves to 100% WI in West Rustavi Field RNS Number : 4519F Block Energy PLC 15 July 2019 Block Energy Plc \| Index: AIM k Energy Plc Moves to 100% Working Interest in Flagship West Rustavi Field 15 July 2019 Block Energy Plc ('the Company' or 'Block'), the exploration and production company focused on the Republic of Georgia, is pleased to announce it has increased its working interest ('WI') in the West Rustavi licence ('West Rustavi' or 'the Field') from 71.5% to 100%, further to an agreement ('the Agreement') reached with Georgia Oil and Gas Limited ('GOG') on 26 February 2019 (RNS: https://bit.ly/2JATexA). With immediate effect, Block will benefit from a 100% economic interest in the contractor's share of oil revenue and have greater control over the development plan to realise West Rustavi's full potential. Block is implementing a fully-funded back-to-back drilling programme (RNS: https://bit.ly/2WYyx8e) designed to ramp up oil production at the Field and test its historic gas discoveries. West Rustavi has an estimated 0.9 MMbbls 2P oil reserves, 38 MMbbls of gross unrisked 2C contingent resources of oil in the Middle, Upper and Lower Eocene and 608 BCF of legacy gross unrisked 2C contingent resources of gas in the Eocene and Cretaceous (Source: CPR Gustavson Associates : 1 January 2018). In accordance with the Agreement, Block has paid US$250,000 in cash and issued 3,326,268 ordinary shares of 0.0025p as settlement of the US$500,000 due to GOG as total and final consideration of US$750,000 for the increase to 100%. The shares have been issued at a share price of 11.99 pence per share, being the 30 day volume weighted average price per share, in line with the Agreement. Block has also today issued 772,727 ordinary shares of 0.0025p at an issue price of 11p per share to settle liabilities amounting to £85,000 for professional services provided to the Company. Following these issues, GOG's shareholding in the Company will amount to 30,285,070 shares equating to 7.70% of the enlarged issued share capital. Application has been made for the new ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and admission is expected to commence on or around 18 July 2019 ('Admission'). ETC, ETC.... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/7/2019 09:00	cpap man: There will always be a few from that £12M recent fund raise @ 11p who will look to off load some BLOE However reckon that most are decent Institutions who will hold for the BIG PICTURE and therefore the MEGA share price gains @ BLOE Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/5/2019 19:21	sea7: barnet... since 3.47pm today in five trades £133k share sale at 11.50p after hours - 1.1m shares £81k share sale at 11.62p - 700k shares £60k share sale at 11.50p - 524k shares £32k share sale at 11.50p - 280k shares £31k share sale at 11.50p - 274k shares Thats £337k or over 2m shares dumped on the market this afternoon in five trades only. I am guessing that these and the other, in excess of £10k shares sales shown today, do not share the same confidence that those on this board seem to, regarding the ability of this stock to show share price appreciation in the medium term. This will be wading through those placing shares for ages and as the company has put back drilling on w38, it has lost momentum as well. Probably be below that placing price next week and into single figures. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/5/2019 09:56	mad foetus: BLOE may look like a typical AIM pump and dump except it is actually producing oil and gas in sufficient quantity to justify a share price at least double the current price. It doesn't need a huge contract or massive new find, though the latter is likely and would be welcome. But over time it will generate money and the share price will rise, whereas the typical AIM stock burns money and declines. The distinction is fundamental Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/5/2019 08:56	cpap man: Reference the recent pull back for the BLOE share price my observations are as follows: 1]. Conforms with previous short lived pull backs @ BLOE 2]. Low volumes traded on the BLOE retracement from O/B levels 3]. Despite all the de-ramping rumours in the world including massive dilutive placing the BLOE share price has at all times remained very orderly Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/5/2019 16:21	tim000: I stated there would likely be a placing a few weeks ago. I continue to believe there will be one. I don't think that's a bad thing at all for investors. The company has to finance a great deal of capex in drilling and infrastructure. It could wait for maybe a year to raise the cash internally from operations, or it could speed up the process by issuing new equity. The latter is much more sensible imo. Witness BIDS. The share price fell back sharply prior to a smallish placing and is now rebounding very strongly, because of the very strong fundamentals of the business. BLOE is no different. If there is a placing, the share price should rebound quickly. And the company will then be in a position to finance most of its short-term objectives this year rather than next. The consequences for the share price on a 12-month view would be overwhelmingly positive. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/4/2019 11:16	dearg doom: Block Energy #BLOE Share Price 10p Feeling rewarded for spacing out the doubling of my position over several trades, regardless of the final outcome. Yes, paid a premium price for a small quantity at yesterday's morning open. However, each succeeding multiple purchases have been lower with two purchases today at 10.5p and 10p. A full position now established given difficult sector and market cap size. Unwise, now to add regardless. Time to halt and let the story play out itself. Sellers are taking the fact the news was in reality known and simply repeated. The only real piece of news for them was the near term sale of future gas. Often a large spill in expectations occurs between the initial great-sounding RNS and the follow-on RNS. The fact the RNS did not disappoint was crucial to my decision to add. My view was the de-risking of the project with a realistic increased ambition on Block's management other plans and targets. Block management team have executed in a timely fashion their well thought out strategy. I liked the shares at 4p, but I much prefer them now with the W Rustavi well 16aZ news. A few keywords CEO Paul Haywood from April 17th RNS gave comfort. "happy to confirm exceptional test results" "from strength to strength with a steady increase in pressure" "expected to deliver gross monthly free cash to the Company of US$1m" "switch from flaring to swiftly commercialising its gas at little to no cost" The next update RNS will contain.... "detailed operational market update that will cover its planned oil and gas development. The update will include the scheduled spud date for the sidetracking of West Rustavi's well 38, a neighbour and analogue to well 16aZ, plans for the appraisal of the field's existing gas discoveries, the acquisition of a 3D seismic survey and, a revision of the CPR consequent to the performance of 16aZ." Keywords "revision of the CPR consequent to the performance of 16aZ." Expect shares to start creeping higher early next week. Otherwise, why would I buy? The next spike in the share price on news won't see shares acquired from any willing sellers so easily. Regards Dearg Doom Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/4/2019 12:11	edgein: Tim, True but also they'll want to manage the VWAP as much as possible. The most of the last 30 days VWAP will have come on 1/4/19 when the volume was over 40m. Some of that was at prices above 7p too for a brief time. So the VWAP is likely to be close to or just under 6p, perhaps higher when they get these next share issues. Subsequent days has also had relatively high volume too compared to the last month. So when they're due another two VWAP based payments in shares they'll want to manage the share price to an extent. But then sell too many that are being hoovered up and they may miss another rise and have a VWAP potentially much higher still. If the PTA comes in very strong, good pressure recoveries and the reservoir can handle strong rates and the IP rates are closer to those test rates, these will jump again as its only capped around £16m and that has implications for the recoverable volumes and immediate cash flow and share price too of course. They've already said what a well with IP rates of 325bopd will do to cash flow, lets see what happens after this 72hr pressure build up test. We'll know IP rates shortly after that, will they exceed pre-drill estimates? I'm certainly hopeful of that and another VWAP boosting high volume day. Then on to well 38. Regards, Ed. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/4/2019 12:23	spangle93: Edge - ref 588 indeed, totally agree that small land rigs can do those type of operations... but genuine workover rigs lack the means to rotate the drill string. And yes, I remembered that FRR had many well problems, sorry if you lost out as a result. Finally, third sorry if my initial post was taken as criticism - that wasn't the intent. Two of the things I've learned in this fascinating industry are 1. There are many risks and uncertainties, most of which can be identified and mitigated to a lesser or greater degree, but some are not, or can not, be recognised beforehand. That's why given the choice, if risked economics are similar, drillers would prefer to start from surface 2. There are many generalities but few absolutes! Ref strategy: One of the reasons that I followed BLOE from IPO without investing until a month ago was that the program they embarked on was riddled with industry-proven trip hazards, from re-entry of wells for which they had limited data of variable quality (see Gustavson), through use of new technology, customs regulations, new operators with no experience in the area, and so on. Plus the CEO looks so wet behind the ears in interviews that there might be mushrooms there, and isn't in the same league as some at inspiring confidence ;-) By the time they got to the point of drilling the first sidetrack, they had established a good enough track record and reduced risk remaining sufficiently to warrant confidence. By then I had to pay 20% more than their lowest point, but I think that was well worth it. They've done very well to be less than 1Q behind the schedule they set out with; it's a credit to their technical and operations leaders. While as you note the Eocene behaves very much like a carbonate in having dual permeability, it's actually tuff/volcanics/sandstones - the natural fractures possibly arise from all the tectonic activity over the millenia (but that's my interpretation). And yes, it would have been nicer if PANR had demonstrated flowing oil from the Ugnu and West Sak, as then double-digit share prices would have been left far behind. But it is what it is, and the Brookian results surpassed pre-test expectations and created sufficient reserves to make the entire deal worthwhile, let alone the derisking of other plays. The share price response is more disappointing, as it implies the net value of the tests is nil. Best of luck Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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