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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Chariot Oil & Gas Limited LSE:CHAR London Ordinary Share GG00B2R9PM06 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 7.78 0.00 08:00:38
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
9.00 9.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers -3.05 -0.75 28
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 7.78 GBX
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02/12/2020
08:20		Chariot Oil & Gas Daily Update: Chariot Oil & Gas Limited is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CHAR. The last closing price for Chariot Oil & Gas was 7.78p.
Chariot Oil & Gas Limited has a 4 week average price of 7.60p and a 12 week average price of 2.76p.
The 1 year high share price is 14p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.36p.
There are currently 365,367,898 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,856,289 shares. The market capitalisation of Chariot Oil & Gas Limited is £28,425,622.46.
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30/11/2020
22:22		chestnuts: Gold was revalued Jan 30th 1934, Gold was revalued in April 1968 they split gold in 2 one half was fixed at 35 the other half was floated hxxps://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart?q=dow++gold+ratio Now i cant believe i never did this before if we divide this length of time 34.2yrs by 38.2% (fib Number) we get a completion date of 2023.588 If you look at the dow to gold ratio chart its an expanding triangle which means all time and lengths are equal in time and price hxxps://www.macrotrends.net/1378/dow-to-gold-ratio-100-year-historical-chart So along the top if we divide along the tops in time one in to the other then do it along the bottom we get 2023.39 Pretty close dont you think these fit in with my other ratios I will add 89.531 yrs x 8567 ( my target is 8602 so this is minus 35) = 767012 from April 1968 to 2023.58 = 55.33yrs x 8567 as gold was still $35 = 474012 474012 divided by 767012 = .61799 pretty amazing.
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24/11/2020
08:40		888icb: I will stick with calling it deramping. As you keep repeating yourself I will let others decide by repeating Simon Thompson who has a track record of actually knowing what he is talking about. Rather than your deramping nonsense I think investors will prefer to read Simon from IC: Chariot primed for further share price gains â– Non-binding expression of interest to fund the Anchois gas discovery. â– Offtake discussions ongoing. Aim-traded Chariot Oil & Gas (CHAR:6.48p) has received two non-binding expression of interests to provide development funding for the companyâ€͐2;s Anchois offshore gas discovery in Morocco. It’s a huge resource with an estimated 361bn cubic feet (bcf) of 2C contingent recoverable resources, and 690bcf of 2U prospective resources. The fact that two highly regarded institutional lenders – African Finance Corporation, a Pan-African infrastructure institution, and a well-known multinational bank – have endorsed the project underlines its quality. It’s also significant given that capital expenditure of US$300m to US$500m needs to be funded to bring the development on stream. Chariot is also engaging with potential off-takers both within the domestic Moroccan gas market, and through the Maghreb-Europe pipeline to the European gas market. Investors have reacted positively to the news. In fact, the share price has surged 70 per cent since I highlighted the buying opportunity three weeks ago (‘Priced for profitable outcomesâ€T82;, 12 October 2020). If Chariot secures both an offtake agreement and the development finance, as seems increasingly likely, then the share price could easily treble or quadruple given that analystsâ€T82; risked net asset value of $153m (£118m) for the Anchois gas field is five times Chariotâ€͐2;s own market capitalisation of £24.5m. Buy.
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24/11/2020
08:24		hsfinch: Derampers?? As stated in the linked article, Chariot has to drill another well to prove up reserves. That's gonna cost $20-30million. They ain't got that so they need a partner to come in and carry em. It's possible that a player out there sees something nobody else sees and is prepared to gamble on it. They know the position Chariot is in so they might offer a carry on studies, a well and all the rest of the stuff that's required before pressing the investment button in exchange for a majority interest in the license. Let's say that is 51% but it might be more. That leaves Chariot with 24% and the state company with 25%. In the meantime, Chariot has to raise around $75million to pay for its 24% share in the development proper. Good luck with that. You see the problem? Call it de ramping if you want. I call it realism.
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18/11/2020
20:54		888icb: Rather than your deramping nonsense I think investors will prefer to read Simon from IC: Chariot primed for further share price gains â– Non-binding expression of interest to fund the Anchois gas discovery. â– Offtake discussions ongoing. Aim-traded Chariot Oil & Gas (CHAR:6.48p) has received two non-binding expression of interests to provide development funding for the companyâ€͐2;s Anchois offshore gas discovery in Morocco. It’s a huge resource with an estimated 361bn cubic feet (bcf) of 2C contingent recoverable resources, and 690bcf of 2U prospective resources. The fact that two highly regarded institutional lenders – African Finance Corporation, a Pan-African infrastructure institution, and a well-known multinational bank – have endorsed the project underlines its quality. It’s also significant given that capital expenditure of US$300m to US$500m needs to be funded to bring the development on stream. Chariot is also engaging with potential off-takers both within the domestic Moroccan gas market, and through the Maghreb-Europe pipeline to the European gas market. Investors have reacted positively to the news. In fact, the share price has surged 70 per cent since I highlighted the buying opportunity three weeks ago (‘Priced for profitable outcomesâ€T82;, 12 October 2020). If Chariot secures both an offtake agreement and the development finance, as seems increasingly likely, then the share price could easily treble or quadruple given that analystsâ€T82; risked net asset value of $153m (£118m) for the Anchois gas field is five times Chariotâ€͐2;s own market capitalisation of £24.5m. Buy.
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10/11/2020
12:49		888icb: Perhaps refer to what Simon said Chariot primed for further share price gains ■ Non-binding expression of interest to fund the Anchois gas discovery. ■ Offtake discussions ongoing. Aim-traded Chariot Oil & Gas (CHAR:6.48p) has received two non-binding expression of interests to provide development funding for the company’s Anchois offshore gas discovery in Morocco. It’s a huge resource with an estimated 361bn cubic feet (bcf) of 2C contingent recoverable resources, and 690bcf of 2U prospective resources. The fact that two highly regarded institutional lenders – African Finance Corporation, a Pan-African infrastructure institution, and a well-known multinational bank – have endorsed the project underlines its quality. It’s also significant given that capital expenditure of US$300m to US$500m needs to be funded to bring the development on stream. Chariot is also engaging with potential off-takers both within the domestic Moroccan gas market, and through the Maghreb-Europe pipeline to the European gas market. Investors have reacted positively to the news. In fact, the share price has surged 70 per cent since I highlighted the buying opportunity three weeks ago (‘Priced for profitable outcomes’, 12 October 2020). If Chariot secures both an offtake agreement and the development finance, as seems increasingly likely, then the share price could easily treble or quadruple given that analysts’ risked net asset value of $153m (£118m) for the Anchois gas field is five times Chariot’s own market capitalisation of £24.5m. Buy.
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30/10/2020
15:08		maggsc: I’ve owned Chariot shares for years, enjoyed the days when they were over £3 per share, got greedy and made the mistake of holding onto them rather than take profit. The share price has a long way to go for me to get back into profit! Need an share price of 56p to break even! LOL!
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29/10/2020
08:41		888icb: Proactive did an interview with the CFO of CHAR yesterday which is well worth watching. It expands on the RNS as well as covering future activity. It has a number of mentions about getting the share price up for the shareholders. Very positive.
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12/10/2020
17:39		888icb: RE: Simon Thompson - IC (1/2)12 Oct 2020 13:52 (cont...2/2) Admittedly, the shares are highly speculative, and investors have endured a rollercoaster ride since I included them, at 8.29p, in my 2017 Bargain Shares portfolio. The reason the holding has still produced a 39 per cent return on that entry point is because I subsequently top-sliced two-thirds at 17.5p ('Bargain Shares on a tear', 3 April 2017), thus offering a free ride on the balance before I turned buyer again 18 months ago. However, if you can stomach the risk, there is undoubtedly material potential upside on offer as highlighted by FinnCap’s risked net asset value of $153.5m (£118m) for the Anchois gas field, a sum equating to 31p a share, or eight times Chariot’s current share price. The point is that any positive newsflow on securing agreements with gas off-takers – the directors describe negotiations as “encouraging” – and securing project finance with institutional lenders, should see shares in the £14m market capitalisation company take off. Speculative buy." So the possibility of an 8 bagger according to Simon Thompson at Investors Chronicle.
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12/10/2020
17:37		888icb: Simon Thompson - IC (1/2)12 Oct 2020 13:51 All positive news / tips welcomed and hopefully will stimulate a bit of interest... "Chariot outlines ESG credentials Aim-traded shares of Chariot Oil & Gas (CHAR:3.79p) are little changed from when I upgraded my view from run profits to speculative buy (‘Chariot̵7;s North African adventure’, 17 April 2019). However, investor appetite for pure oil and gas exploration and production plays certainly has changed since then. That’s because consumer preferences for energy consumption have shifted dramatically towards more sustainable, clean, renewable and alternative fuel-driven solutions to demand. At the same time, retail and institutional investors now apply environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles to portfolios. Companies that fail to adapt risk becoming irrelevant. Chariot’s new management team has taken note and the company is now effectively an out-and-out play on the Anchois gas discovery in Morocco, located 40km offshore in 388m-deep water, after taking a hefty impairment charge on assets (Namibia and Brazil) in the interim results. Importantly, Anchois offers the company strong ESG credentials as an enabler of Morocco's aim to transition to renewables and increase the use of gas in power generation. Coal still accounts for two-thirds of the country’s power generation, but gas is a growing component as part of the national strategy to reduce imports and transition to lower-carbon energy. Bearing this in mind, much of Morocco’s installed power capacity is in the form of underutilised combined cycle gas turbines. Connection into these installed power stations could be achieved through the nearby Mahgreb-Europe gas pipeline, thus enabling Chariot to build a high-performing business supplying a reliable source of cheap energy to the population of a power-hungry, growing economy. The Anchois gasfield is a huge resource to meet this demand as a new independent audit by Netherland Sewell and Associates estimates it has 361bn cubic feet (bcf) of 2C contingent recoverable resources, and 690bcf of 2U prospective resources. It’s commercially viable, too, as highlighted by indicative pricing of $8/mmbtu (power generation) and $10-11/mmbtu (industry) based on other operators in Morocco. Chariot is currently engaging with potential off-takers both within the domestic Moroccan gas market, and through the Maghreb-Europe pipeline to the European gas market. It is also in discussions with a variety of parties for the provision of development debt finance. House broker FinnCap estimates that $300m to $500m of funding will be required to get the project to first gas. Clearly, signing up European and domestic gas buyers is a pre-requisite for Chariot to raise debt funding. The company has time on its side as it is fully funded through 2021, having cut annual cash overheads by 45 per cent to $2.5m. Closing cash was $5.8m (£4.5m) at end-June 2020. (cont...)
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17/9/2020
13:37		under the radar: OT ... Heads up (BOR) Borders and Southern :- 1)465m barrels of condensate (light sweet crude) 2)Own 100% of all acreage 3)Darwin (discovery) costs are under $35 a barrel 4)474m shares in issue 5)£3m mkt cap = nothing at all priced in and priced to fail 6)Bod own over 10% of shares 7)Rkh sea lion will get sanctioned next year which will do wonders for BOR 8)Bottomed - no sellers left as all flushed (out after a long downtrend) 9)Bullish divergence on chart with bullish white candles being formed and coming to the end of an apex on a bullish reversal descending triangle (with a breakout coming very soon) 10)Enough money to last until April 2023 11)Update due in next 2 weeks The Market was over pessimistic and now a correction is due (it’s JUST starting now) Share price 0.7525p - it won’t be under 1p for long imho Put it on your watch list at the very least and see for yourself what happens I wish you luck whatever you decide! ATB
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