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Investor discussions regarding Caspian Sunrise Plc (CASP) have revealed a mix of cautious optimism and lingering uncertainties, particularly surrounding the acquisition of the BNG Shallows by Absolute Resources. Key developments include the recent dropping of a legal challenge that may facilitate this acquisition, yet investors remain wary; one participant noted, "I'd be surprised to see price breaking out to the upside without a positive RNS statement," highlighting concerns over previous disappointments. The timeline for a resolution is pressing, with a significant date of February 28, 2025, looming for the final decision on the BNG Shallows sale.
Financial sentiment among investors appears cautious yet hopeful, as mention of a potential operational update from Clive, a key figure in the company, adds to the anticipation. Discussions about valuation estimates suggest a strong potential upside: “If BNG Shallows has 24mbs left and is valued at $88m by AR offer, is Airshagyl deep structure worth at least $176m?” Such insights indicate a favorable outlook if current negotiations align positively. However, broader geopolitical concerns, such as fluctuations in Kazakh currency and potential impacts of international relations on oil production, have not gone unnoticed, as one investor remarked about the USD/KZT exchange trends. Overall, there is a sense of urgency and expectation for clarity, with investors closely monitoring upcoming announcements and the market's reaction to operational developments.
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Very silly indeed X2 |
Getting very silly now but I've had too many historic bottom fishing episodes. Needs confirmation of shallows sale to give it a kick and plenty of other news to follow. Hugely oversold imo but current investor base obviously don't agree . |
KZT makes new historic low against USD |
smarty, yes, lots of angles on casp but for now its special divis i'm interested in. |
They've stated NO to returning to a dividend structure BUT special Divis are likely, especially if they sell assets. Currently the m/cap is c £68m and the question 'what are our assets worth ?'Hopefully all investors have read the latest Zeus broker report. 10.9p fair current value and 73.6p with upside. No value attributed to B8 or West Shalva yet we are priced in the doldrums at 3p. The current FV estimate is a 260% hike from current share price but nobody is buying it. They have found oil at all deep structures but are yet to flow them commercially. 803 at NY is the latest to flow at 500bopd with further testing due on receipt of licence approval and if commercial, will immediately improve the NAV. It would be a massive boost for investor confidence as suddenly the monkey has lost its foothold. A5 side-track, B8 testing next and there would be considerable hype/expectation that other drilled structures are going to prove commercial.The company have completed reserves estimates for Airshagyl but not for NY structure but have applied for production licences. The reserves estimate was a requirement for NY block but it hasn't be published ? The production licences will incur a cost so are they playing a game with the Kaz authorities hence the stalling of testing at 803 ? They have the extended appraisal licence agreed for up to 12 months so why not crack on ? They have been clever with their approach to licence applications as it enables them to sell them individually if required. They've stated that structures with production licences are like RH droppings so there should be considerable value when sold, that value will be dictated following the testing on NY block and remedial work on Airshagyl but I believe that both assets will be sold in the not to distant future. B8 Akkaduk structure to be tested as soon as licence approved and if successful, they'll keep that asset and hopefully WS structure proves to be successful this quarter. If they generate cash chunks from asset sales, they'll pay special Divis as they've already set up the tax structures to benefit from large windfall payments.As stated, how can the company be valued at 3p when they have so many assets that if sold separately will generate multiples of current share price The PIs dictate the price and currently, many are jaded and fed up with the current situation but it will take very little to break this out with gusto. Good news will strengthen the NAV and bring in new investors looking for the next good thing and it could be Caspian.I remain hopeful of achieving that multi-bagging return, hopefully 2025 is finally the year we start to see the successes we've waited a long time for.Wishing for a happy, healthy and prosperous NY for all Caspers :) |
HNY K! |
happy new year chaps. |
Comms are poor, we know that but the multi-bagging opportunity is there. As you say, they could position 25 with a very positive slant considering what's in the pit. They're in the strongest financial position for years and if AR deal completes, they're in a great position to accelerate the value creation from the asset base. |
That's my point precisely X2, periods of radio silence will always contribute to investor anxiety and negative vibes |
To add. I'm not the technical one and I'm sure Spangle would probably disagree re production depletion.Fingers x'd that were about to get positive updates on the AR deal, licence approvals and WS spud date. |
ADVFN playing up again when posting !Production volume has always declined as depletion plays it part and work overs required to sustain production. They've always added new wells to build volume but they've always suffered a % of depletion and that's more prevalent with horizontals. I don't know it's a fact but it's likely imo. If deal was dead, AR would've pulled out by now but why is it it dragging ? Is it a renegotiation or raising funds ? Regardless, as stated it's not the end of the world for Casper, they'd crack on doing what they've been doing for years until licence expiry. |
Re production levels |
CASP confirmed on 24 Sep 24 that production from BNG Shallows was 1600 bopd, excluding well 815, prior to SPA being signed with AR |
No probs Jimmy. I just wish that we'd have seen a sensible ROI from this investment given the time invested. Not saying that many haven't made money as those who have traded it could've made a very tidy sum.NN,Last time I spoke to CC, I did ask the question re 815 and he stated it had no bearing on deal, it was a bonus to AR. If it was flowing then I'd assume it would add to Caspian income. With regards to current production, believe it's less than 1600 from MJF/SY but that's speculation. Need to get this deal concluded one way or the other as it's stalling ongoing work on the structure. |
X2 |
Exclusive you've certainly done a lot of time consuming research and you know your stuff been reading your posts a long time and your information is very helpful and very very useful thanks a lot and a happy new year to you |
It will be good to see how they've traded over H2. The last financials as detailed below were for H1. Generating $16.4m from oil production and sales trading.An interesting point, if the AR deal would've completed earlier, we'd have not received the continued monthly production revenues. There's nothing to replace it as yet apart from the 100 bopd existing production from B8. In theory, you could add the additional production to the total deal value and if you factor in the currency fluctuation, then the deal value exceeds $100m. Also, the Casper costs have decreased substantially as operational activity has ceased until we get the licence approvals. Also have the CE cash to add to the pile so from a financial perspective, we'll be in a very strong position. If the deal does conclude in Q1 then it should coincide with licence approvals, WS spud and details of the mining acquisition. Shouldn't be boring !!!Total revenue $18.5 million (2023 $17.3 million)· Revenue from oil production $10.5 million (2023: $12.5 million)· Revenue from sales trading $5.9 million (2023: $3.8 million)· Revenue from on shore drilling $nil (2023: $1.0 million)· Revenue from offshore drilling $2 million (2023: $ nil)· Gross Profit $8.0 million (2023: $12.4 million)· Operating profit $3.2 million (2023: $8.1 million)· Profit before tax $2.9 million (2023: $7.9 million)· Net current liabilities $18.1 million (2023: $24.6 million)· Cash $0.7 million (2023: $0.5 million)· Total assets $140.6 million (2023: $130.7 million) |
Update is bare minimum but complies with their material issue reporting obligations with regard to long stop date extension |
Not as I understand it. The $2m is thr exclusivity cas they retain. Probably earning interest at c$200k pm on total sum paid to date plus the continued prod revenue. They're not working on MJF apart from work overs so volume will probably be declining slightly. Need to get the deal concluded. |
Is the $14 million non refundable ? |
I think we all could have guessed the contents. Would be good to get news of a positive nature in the meantime . |
Not unexpected. If it was dead we'd know about it but it would be good to understand the reason. |
Well expected more information than just the delay. Cannot remember a RNS being posted without a comment on LSE within the first half hour. Hopeless communication and hardly the positive start to 2025 I was looking forward to. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00B1W0VW36 |
Sector | Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs |
Bid Price | 3.00 |
Offer Price | 3.30 |
Open | 3.05 |
Shares Traded | 453,633 |
Last Trade | 13:03:23 |
Low - High | 3.05 - 3.15 |
Turnover | 36.65M |
Profit | 10.59M |
EPS - Basic | 0.0047 |
PE Ratio | 6.70 |
Market Cap | 68.78M |
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