Falcon Oil & Gas Share Price (FOG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.	LSE:FOG	London	Ordinary Share	CA3060711015	COM SHS NPV (DI)

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	14.125p	754,830	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
14.00p		14.25p	14.125p	14.125p	14.125p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	0.01	-2.96	-0.30		130.2

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24/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.: Filing Of Interim Financial..
22/5/2019	08:00	UKREG	Euronext Dublin Euronext Growth Dublin Notice
17/5/2019	17:41	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. - Results Of Placing
17/5/2019	14:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Limited Price Monitoring Extension
17/5/2019	07:56	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Correction To Headline: Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. -..
17/5/2019	07:01	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. - Proposed Listing
03/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.: Kyalla 117 N2 Exploration Well..
25/4/2019	07:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd: Full Year Results
23/4/2019	07:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.: Extension Of Orri Call Option
21/1/2019	07:00	UKREG	Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. - 2019 Beetaloo Drilling..

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25/5/2019 09:20	Falcon Oil & Gas Daily Update: Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FOG. The last closing price for Falcon Oil & Gas was 14.13p. Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. has a 4 week average price of 14.13p and a 12 week average price of 14.13p. The 1 year high share price is 22.10p while the 1 year low share price is currently 13p. There are currently 921,537,517 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,136,964 shares. The market capitalisation of Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. is £130,167,174.28. Read Full Thread Reply
17/5/2019 07:11	hermana3: Now we know why share price has been soft of late!!! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/1/2019 10:11	loganair: I do not think a lot is going to happen with the share price until the 2020 drill results are known. FOGL have said many times that they do not intend to take their licence into production. Once all the drill results are known will sell their licence and return this cash to the share holders leaving them with the South African licence which is worth around 25p to 35p per share. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/7/2018 07:26	mirabeau: Last night's offering from Wet Water on the LSE - It's gonna be a wait till next April when drilling restarts but when it does we should see some proper gains, hopefully! ---- Falcon's August Presentation (Mon 22:54) In reference to the just released Falcon Oil & Gas corporate presentation: Lots of information included – some old – some new. Of all the presentation, I found page 18 to be the most informative. When you look at that page, note that the ‘pink’ is the Velkerri shale that is the shale horizon that holds the huge 6.6Tcf contingent reserve discovery. That discover technically covered approximately 12% of the areal extent of the concession. Note that the seismic and test wells lead Falcon to believe that this same Velkerri shale covers about 95% of the total 4.6 million acres – that could lead to huge vast reserves. Likewise note the ‘orange’ on this map – it represents the condensate rich, wet gas Velkerri shale play. This portion of the Velkerri should be much more valuable than the previous Velkerri ‘B’ as the wet gas will demand a much higher price. Of course talking the Velkerri – don’t forget about the Velkerri’s twin and yet to be tested ‘C’ shale. Following the Velkerri pink/orange then look at the green portion of the map – I would guess that to be about a fourth of the 4.6 million acres. That potential acreage is best guess for the Kyalla shale formation. The Kyalla shale has the potential to be far more valuable than the Velkerri orange as it looks to contain even more condensate along with being a much shallower formation. This Kyalla formation could be the possible overall ‘primary’; target of the Beetaloo – overshadowing even the already proven and prolific Velkerri shale. In the area of the green, the Velkerri runs underneath so these two zones could very possibly be considered ‘stacked’; plays with completions in each zone. Last but not least, there is the Hayfield Sandstone shown as the grey hatched area. Not as much is know about the Hayfield but the core samples and drill stem test showed that the Hayfield might potentially be a good oil/condensate play. At some point it will likely be further tested. If the Hayfield lives up to its potential then the its acreage could represent about 12% of the Beetaloo’s aerial extent – that could be exciting as it could become a rich condensate/oil play. All in all this map shows the vast potential held in the Beetaloo. The next two years will attempt to prove up the best potential in these shale formations. It should be an exciting 2 years once drilling re-commences this next April. In the meantime be patient and hold tight – the true value of our Falcon stock will be based on the asset sell price of its 30% ownership in this resource rich concession – Falcon’s value has no correlation with today’s share price of the stock. - M Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/5/2018 14:49	mirabeau: thanks to Petantt over on L-SE :-- --- Petantt Posts: 70 Premium Chat Member Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 22.15 Davy Stockbrokers view Today 13:53 Beetaloo turns into multi-play asset May 15 2018 \| Job Langbroek \| 5 page(s) \| Print or Download PDF Davy View A technical paper by Origin, the operator, informs us that the Beetaloo Basin in Northern Australia has the potential to be a multi-play asset. At its simplest, greater resource density creates greater value. It will take some time to work through the implications and complete the physical investigations but Falcon shareholders hold a more valuable asset. Multi play/multi targets At the Australian Production and Exploration Association in Adelaide, Origin, the operator of the Beetaloo Basin project in the Northern Territory, presented a paper outlining the fact that four additional potential plays have been established in the basin. It states that the existing dry gas play in the Velkerri shale remains the primary and most technically advanced target. The other four targets include a liquid rich play in the Velkerri itself, two further plays in the Kyalla shale as well as a hybrid formation and, finally, an oil/condensate play in the Hayfield sandstone. Implications The data presented clearly point to a much richer basin with multi-target potential. This has a number of implications. It creates potential material additional value and goes some way to explaining why Origin was very determined to maintain its position in the Beetaloo. It also increases the amount of data gathering and could well change the target modelling of the follow up wells in the basin. In any event, with drilling not likely to commence before next year there is likely to be additional news flow on how the consortium will pursue this new perspective of the basin. For Falcon, with its five well carried interest, the Beetaloo has become a more valuable asset and the range of possible outcomes for the basin has increased. How this is managed will play out over the next couple of years but, for now, the news underpins the fact that at around 22p per share an awful lot of risk is discounted into the share price and the stock looks good value. - A no-brainer if ever there was one Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/4/2018 13:37	loganair: For investors who bought in at around 5p, the share price is already several hundred percent up. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/4/2018 20:57	hermana3: Decent volume today is precursor to good share price rises. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/3/2018 20:33	hermana3: Logan,Could be hedging their bets. A bit of a Mexican standoff vis a vis volume and share price here since a week back..... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/7/2017 10:51	loganair: Will Falcon Oil & Gas Get The Go-Ahead? I like recent action of Falcon oil and gas here and believe more upside momentum is in the cards. Although the current share price is hovering around the $0.29 level, the stock actually dipped back to $0.20 a share on Tuesday last due to the release of an interim report with respect to the current fracking moratorium in Australia. When the report was initially released, we saw selling really come to the fore which was surprising to say the least. Why? Because there was nothing in the report that suggested the final report (which is due later this year) would state that fracking in the Northern Territory would remain permanently on hold. In fact, Falcon's drilling partner Origin Energy (which has already bought out its former partner Sasol Limited in a clear statement of intent) has since come out and welcomed the preliminary report by stating that the balance in the report was fair. This looks encouraging going forward. If the report were slanted heavily towards the risks of fracking as an extraction technique, investors would think otherwise about the progress of activity in the Beetaloo Basin. However Origin's comments definitely steadied the ship which certainly aided in stopping the aggressive selling of shares this week. As a result, shares now look that they will surpass $0.30 any day now. So here's the deal for interested investors going forward. Falcon's share price has spiked since February (from around $0.07 per share) due to what could end up being a large unconventional discovery in the Northern Territory. Although extensive further tests must be done, Origin for example has stated that it believes the area known as "Middle Velkerri B" indicates almost 500 trillion cubic feet of gas. Now this is a big number and is only being currently indicated in one shale - the Middle Velkerri B shale. However a further 2 shales have been identified within the Middle Velkerri, plus the Kyalla shale still has no numbers associated with it. Therefore if we only consider a very low estimate (with respect to recovery rates from the Middle Velkerri B shale), we still are only talking about one shale play. This is the first metric to be optimistic about. Secondly the domestic Australian gas market doesn't look all that healthy with shortages expected over the next decade. This is why I believe it would take a brave government to keep the fracking ban going indefinitely in the Northern Territory. Australia is a huge net gas exporter so it is definitely incongruous to see that its domestic market could potentially run out of gas (especially in parts of East Australia such as Sydney) over the next 10 years. Furthermore Origin's experience in fracking in this part of the world should help the argument move forward in that the company has actually redesigned its technology to ensure no aquifer contamination underneath the surface when undergoing fracking. Moreover when one puts the environmental arguments to the side, drilling in the Northern Territory would create far more jobs than jobs that would potentially be lost. Roads and infrastructure would have to be built and Australia's energy problem would be history. Investors should note that Falcon's shares have rallied aggressively since February of this year even with the moratorium in place since last September. This should mean that there is still plenty of upside here if this ban gets lifted. 6 months should tell a lot here. Ultimately it will come down to recovery rates. How much gas can they get out is the question but they are definitely starting from a large base. In investing we get paid to predict the future. Personally I would say there is a better than 50/50 chance the fracking ban gets lifted. Considering the size of the asset in question here, investors could do worse than being long Falcon before this final report comes to light. Our premium portfolio has been long this stock for quite a while now and latest developments would prompt me to lean on the side of doubling down (on any more steep pullbacks) instead of holding or selling our stake. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/4/2017 10:55	loganair: If or more likely when the moratorium on fracking by the NT Government is lifted I can see Falccn´s share price suddenly doubling from where it sits now. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/2/2017 11:18	arc en ciel: Falcon's share price was 16.5p back in 2013 when the extraordinary potential of the Beetaloo basin was first apparent to John Craven and the Falcon team at that time. I also remember reading glowing assessments of the exploration prospects by North American writers despite the rights being held by this little Irish company. With the withdrawal of the original farm-out partner Hess in July 2013 and the inspired introduction of new joint partners Origin and Sasol in August 2014, the share price has subsequently fluctuated up and down with the prospects for drilling and the initial drilling results successes themselves. Despite the substantial gains in the last 48 hours, today the share price has only returned to its 2013 price. Arguably this is the 'rightful' level at this stage. The very positive first proofs of the in-ground value just announced are offset by the negative of the moratorium. If the independent panel sees fit to eliminate the restrictions or even slacken the terms of the moratorium, another run up in the price will be due. Meantime the sheer value in Falcon's 30% ownership has been dramatically exposed to the entire "oil" world and should underpin the price going forward. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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