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CEG Challenger Energy Group Plc

0.11
0.00 (0.0%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Challenger Energy Group Plc LSE:CEG London Ordinary Share IM00BN2RD444 ORD 0.02P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 0.11 14,678,578 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.10 0.12 0.11 0.11 0.11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs USD 13.8M USD 4.38M USD 0.0004 2.75 11.43M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
10:07:53 O 2,500 0.10 GBX

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Posted at 08/12/2023 08:20 by Challenger Energy Daily Update
Challenger Energy Group Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CEG. The last closing price for Challenger Energy was 0.11p.
Challenger Energy currently has 10,394,066,144 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Challenger Energy is £11,433,473.
Challenger Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.75.
This morning CEG shares opened at 0.11p
Posted at 07/12/2023 08:00 by 12bn
PMSL at the children who know nothing. This share is a loser with a BIG fund raise coming imo.///////The MC (Market Cap) is simply the value the market puts on the shares and is worked out by multiplying the number of shares in issue by the share price (share price). //////Excalibur911 Dec '23 - 12:48 - 19787 of 19809
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Skint - you Idiot?

With substantial shares being bought regularly (for which the company receives cash) - clearly evidenced by the doubling of Market Cap in only a few weeks....

(*´-`)////// PATHETIC STUPID MULTI-ALIAS CHILD.
Posted at 05/12/2023 11:32 by bigsi2
My guess here...If CEG not confident of securing JV imminently then it's an irrefutable fact that they will need to raise cash -As YE approaches and no JV then it is likely the share price will begin to drop as confidence evaporates-The BOD will likely show some financial prudence as they have previously and raise whilst share price higher - and before cash runs out So IMO that would likely be within next few weeks -And with the market capitalisation still so low it will most likely be heavily discounted to current SP
Posted at 04/12/2023 09:47 by 12bn
12bn - 01 Dec 2023 - 14:05:36 - 19792 of 19816 challenger energy group - CEG
I guess I better start with the very basics here for the CONFUSED MORON. The market has MMs (market makers) and brokers. You place your order with a broker who buys the shares from an MM for you. The MMs are a number of firms who compete with each other for your business and they decide at what prices they want to buy/sell at. The highest price that any firm will buy at becomes the BID and the lowest price that they will sell at becomes the OFFER. The supply and demand from buyers/sellers then gets reflected in the prices the MM firms will accept. Big buyers can drive the share price up by buying large amounts and this is what has happened here recently imo. The question is why have the big buyers bought? Do they have inside info or are they trying to get the share price up to get a share sale away? (Then the company can get cash from selling shares). This info is far too complicated for a stupid imbecile, who is easily CONFUSED, to understand!
Posted at 04/12/2023 08:20 by 12bn
12bn - 01 Dec 2023 - 14:05:36 - 19792 of 19816 challenger energy group - CEG
I guess I better start with the very basics here for the CONFUSED MORON. The market has MMs (market makers) and brokers. You place your order with a broker who buys the shares from an MM for you. The MMs are a number of firms who compete with each other for your business and they decide at what prices they want to buy/sell at. The highest price that any firm will buy at becomes the BID and the lowest price that they will sell at becomes the OFFER. The supply and demand from buyers/sellers then gets reflected in the prices the MM firms will accept. Big buyers can drive the share price up by buying large amounts and this is what has happened here recently imo. The question is why have the big buyers bought? Do they have inside info or are they trying to get the share price up to get a share sale away? (Then the company can get cash from selling shares). This info is far too complicated for a stupid imbecile who is easily CONFUSED to understand!
Posted at 01/12/2023 14:05 by 12bn
I guess I better start with the very basics here for the CONFUSED MORON. The market has MMs (market makers) and brokers. You place your order with a broker who buys the shares from an MM for you. The MMs are a number of firms who compete with each other for your business and they decide at what prices they want to buy/sell at. The highest price that any firm will buy at becomes the BID and the lowest price that they will sell at becomes the OFFER. The supply and demand from buyers/sellers then gets reflected in the prices the MM firms will accept. Big buyers can drive the share price up by buying large amounts and this is what has happened here recently imo. The question is why have the big buyers bought? Do they have inside info or are they trying to get the share price up to get a share sale away? (Then the company can get cash from selling shares). This info is far too complicated for a stupid imbecile who is easily CONFUSED to understand!
Posted at 01/12/2023 11:33 by 12bn
So basically CEG loses money,$175k-$200k a month as a group. They have blown $100m over the last 5 years and must be skint IMO. They have told us that they can raise money from the market as they have in the past and IMO they will do so again. As we have had a lot of buying of shares recently, IMO that is to raise the share price and keep it up until we hear of the next fund raising. IMO Fridays at 4.30pm is a popular time for CEG to put out bad news and today is a Friday. Many holders will get burned here as the share price was 0.70p before a 0.10p fund raise arrived and a similar % drop will hurt a few longs here! Sorry to discuss CEG and using facts in the discussion, as it will leave a certain female very CONFUSED. She will be reaching for her imogies IMO. 😜🤪🤪😝 9297;🤑Ԍ97;🤗 :)
Posted at 21/11/2023 05:53 by 12bn
Excalibur9120 Nov '23 - 17:29 - 19518 of 19526
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hxxps://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/marketcapitalization.asp


Some help/education on MC, Idiot.
Over/under value - isn't a factor¡¡


The increased MC reflects the demand for/sale of shares.

Up by c£1m in a few days; such a high % rise is unusual...../////// Moron,the market cap is just the number of shares multiplied by the mid-price,it is just maths. The demand for shares does affect the bid/offer and that impacts the market cap but all it is is the number of shares in issue X share price. The high share price shows how OVERVALUED this is!!!!!! CEG loses money yet it has an MC of over £7m,that is a lot of premium for future events!!! IMO the BoD have been buying this to pump up the share price ahead of a placing but it is just IMO,we shall see.


😉😐🤭
Posted at 16/11/2023 06:41 by 12bn
lisat315 Nov '23 - 17:36 - 19456 of 19462
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108m buy posted - seems legitimate

Indicative of background activity recently

Substantial movement for a while...farm out news perhaps//////// The 108m trade was at 0.057p and the share price bid never dropped below 0.06p yesterday but strangely enough I also think this was a worked buy not a sell. The MMs can and do delay in reporting trades and this trade imo was a buy that caused the recent share price rally. It has been worked through now though so any selling will no longer be ignored by the MMs. My conclusion as to why someone bought 108m is not that there is a JV,although that is not impossible but because CEG is skint imo and the company wants the share price up before doing a discounted placing.
Posted at 16/11/2023 06:18 by 12bn
Excalibur9115 Nov '23 - 16:21 - 19454 of 19459
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bn has lost it - doesn't understand how market capital is assessed, and is unable to find up-to-date figures

sad - the mind is gone, not that it ever functioned normally. still he made many laugh out loud. like today!//////// You are a total idiot who doesn't understand why the market cap is important. You didn't know that you could get the market cap by simply clicking on quotes above! You brought up the market cap issue by quoting a WRONG number and then said advfn must have changed it,a LIE,it was the same at the end as it was at the start! I then realised that you didn't understand that a HIGH market cap is BAD not good for holders,why? It is BAD because it shows that CEG is OVER-VALUED, the market cap is the number of shares multiplied by the mid share price ADVFN changes it as the bid/offer varies and is recalculated. A high market cap means the share price should be lower but in your ignorance you thought it was good for holders,MORON.
Posted at 07/11/2023 07:45 by 12bn
RNS Number : 5618S

Challenger Energy Group PLC

07 November 2023

7 November 2023

Challenger Energy Group PLC

("Challenger Energy" or the "Company")

CORY MORUGA SALE COMPLETION

Further to announcements of 20 December 2022, 8 March 2023, 1 June 2023 and 30 August 2023, Challenger Energy (AIM: CEG), the Caribbean and Americas focused oil and gas company, with a range of oil production, development, appraisal, and exploration assets in the region, is pleased to advise that the transaction for the sale of the Cory Moruga licence, onshore Trinidad, to Predator Oil & Gas Holdings PLC ("PRD"), was completed on 6 November 2023.

As a consequence of negotiations associated with reaching an agreed position with the Trinidadian Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries ("MEEI"), CEG and PRD agreed to vary certain terms of the previously announced agreement between them, as follows:

-- On completion, PRD paid to CEG US$1 million in cash;
-- A further US$1 million, due to be paid by PRD to CEG six months from completion, will instead be paid immediately by PRD direct to MEEI, in part agreed settlement of past dues on the Cory Moruga licence; and

-- A contingent US$1 million payable by PRD to CEG in the event of the Cory Moruga field achieving certain future production benchmarks, and PRD granting to CEG a future back-in right to a 25% interest in the Cory Moruga field at an uplifted multiple of cost base, will no longer apply, reflective of CEG's contribution to the value of settlement of the balance of past dues on the Cory Moruga licence, which will be recovered by MEEI via agreed quarterly arrears payments.

In addition to the cash consideration received, completion of the transaction will have the effect of extinguishing various liabilities in the CEG accounts relating to the Cory Moruga licence, amounting to approximately US$4.5 million. Further, in parallel with completion, all historical differences and disputes between CEG and PRD in relation to the Inniss-Trinity pilot CO(2) EOR Project have been fully and amicably resolved, pursuant to the terms of the previously announced Settlement Agreement between CEG and PRD.

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