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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Faroe Petrol. | LSE:FPM | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033032904 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 160.40 | 160.00 | 160.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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30/1/2019 18:43 | also anyone who didn't accept the offer could have sold slightly above the bid price today, very odd I've never seen that before | bountyhunter | |
30/1/2019 17:33 | Curious......somewhe | thegreatgeraldo | |
30/1/2019 16:27 | No, DNO have to pay the highest they themselves paid, which is 160p. Some other idiot is buying at 162, either buying back short stocks above DNO, or someone who doesn't know that DNO have at least 89,9% and only lacks about 400k to cash out the remaining 10%. | fntc | |
30/1/2019 16:23 | I see that 162p was paid for shares today does this mean DNO need to pay everyone the highest price paid.? | harry rags | |
25/1/2019 16:16 | Fardels bear / wbodger Compared to North Sea, Kurdistan assets are valued low. We know that. That's why DNO is cheap, and Genel as well. However, in my opinion a pound (or Norwegian Kroner) has the same value wherever it's earned.. DNO returns to NCS because that is the wish of shareholders, and Faroe was a perfect match. In a perfect world former Faroe shareholders could buy DNO as easily as if it was listed on LSE/AIM, but we are not there yet. I believe that is mainly due to Your own rules, as I can buy shares in USA/Canada just as easily as I buy shares on OSE. We'll see who ends up buying OSE, someone will. Euronext, LSE and Nasdaq may all be in. Anyway, stock msrket is a game where the one with most money wins takeovers, but to be fair Faroe shareholders had a decent run after all. I believe DNO has a 100% upside, at least, with or without Faroe. It just pleases more with Faroe than without. Both in the bond market, and risk wise. And as I said before, if this it what it takes to show the values in DNO, so be it. You guys should join in my opinion, but like always that is Your decision, not mine. | oto1 | |
24/1/2019 17:00 | yes she does | bountyhunter | |
24/1/2019 16:41 | Euro too. But then ... Trump. May you live in 'interesting times'. | wbodger | |
24/1/2019 15:41 | If it thinks brexit won't happen it'll rise a lot more. | fardels bear | |
24/1/2019 14:55 | 16 bn NOK ~ £1.45 bn Not much for 112,500 bopd, so a lot of Kurdistan risk is built in. Brexit keeps the £ low, it rises whenever the market thinks Brexit will be delayed. | wbodger | |
24/1/2019 13:40 | which just goes to show how valuable FPM's North Sea assets are to DNO in comparison regardless of all the nonsense they came up with during the bidding process | bountyhunter | |
24/1/2019 12:25 | Hmmm. So Genel gets 25% of 150,000 bopd ... Market Cap < FPM | wbodger | |
24/1/2019 12:14 | DNO doesn't have 100% of Peshkabir, it is in the same license as Tawke. So 75% DNO 25% Genel. | fntc | |
24/1/2019 11:53 | Nail on the head, Fardels. | dcarn | |
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24/1/2019 11:37 | OTOH, if people like DNO, another way in to Tawke cash-flow (100,000 bopd) is Genel, who have the 25% DNO don't have. (Not advice, just saying.) At some point DNO and Genel might sell Tawke to a major. DNO themselves also have 100% of Peshkabir(50,000 bopd) and other prospects like Baeshiqa. Nearly 4 million barrels a month. Faroe's 400,000 (from memory) taxed at 78% looks like a dribble. | wbodger | |
22/1/2019 21:03 | Trouble with buying DNO to get exposure to FPM is that it could go pear shaped in Kurdistan at any time, albeit the longer the return to normality in Iraq/Kurdistan carries on, the greater the value the market should place on it. Who knows what's going on there though.... | thegreatgeraldo | |
22/1/2019 11:13 | keep us posted please on that vb | bountyhunter | |
22/1/2019 08:51 | Oslo Stock Exchange's days as an independent are all but over, and it will be taken over by Euronext probably or possibly Nasdaq or LSE. Should make buying DNO shares easier for those interested. | vikingbhoy | |
21/1/2019 20:35 | Very tantalising. I like the Shell involvement in Edinburgh, also the licence near to SE Tor, which suggests they are going to explore that southern area. Also lots of interest around Iris/Hades. DNO's resources will be put to good use. Pity DNO is not traded in London. | wbodger | |
17/1/2019 15:15 | Decent sounding clutch of new licences..... ;-#(( | thegreatgeraldo | |
16/1/2019 07:49 | Thanks for that vision of DNO future plans, Oto1. :-) Yes, ta, Bountyhunter, today's is the real cancellation notice. Brent is creeping back up again, a whisker under $61/bbl. IF the US settles with China, then worries about global growth diminish and we may climb to $70? :-) | ed 123 |
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