Frontier Res. Share Discussion Threads

[euclid5] 23/10/2013 12:30

not much history on Zambia licences - but may come good - on Nambia, depending on the geoch / survey test results it may be a biggie - we have to see - Duma's acreage is mint - we are along way off yet - have to see if th farm out Oman to reduce cpex costs here - i.e $20m

[brokerdaw] 23/10/2013 12:26

Of the three projects, it is not the Biggie. Purely speculative. Nobody can even do any seismic out there yet. Let's see if Dumas follow it through.

Zambia will be bigger than Namibia imho.

[euclid5] 23/10/2013 08:54

what do you know or should I say don't know about onshore Namibia?

[brokerdaw] 22/10/2013 20:43

Namibia the biggie. I think not.

[euclid5] 22/10/2013 18:59

don't know - can't recall - under £2m - they will need further funding but they will farm out Oman assets - so maybe only need £6m there to cover their share of costs

Namibia is the real biggie here if their results come back with good analysis
Circle oil had the license inc Duma Energy's (A US OTC listed co) way back when but the farm in partner failed to raise funds to move fwd on seismic & the work program - Key's is back in this area again - But Duma's got excellent licences a few kms west of FRI's

[ryan83] 22/10/2013 15:35

how much cash they got Euclid?

[euclid5] 22/10/2013 15:32

all shall be revealed

[euclid5] 22/10/2013 15:32

we need an update soon - hope it falls to 3p - worth buying then

[brokerdaw] 19/10/2013 19:08

Down but not out. No Company with a potential 10bn oip is out. Plus Zambia and Namibia. The Ireland investors know the score. In Jack we trust.

[197300] 18/10/2013 12:28

You must be on the wrong board this is on the way down not up at the moment. Wish you were right!

[smythy4] 18/10/2013 11:47

Up over 24% in last month..relentless..on NO news....something is definitely coming from this secretive miner...but be quick! Huge rebound upward due..

LON:FML

[someuwin] 24/9/2013 09:55

24 Sep 2013
Frontier... FRI
Beaufort Securities
Speculative Buy

[someuwin] 24/9/2013 09:24

shareprophets...

"On the surface this it looks a familiar story of woe. Frontier (FRI) joined first ISDX then AIM as an exploration company with Celtic overtones. But..

The company is headed by Jack Keyes as CEO. He was the co-founder of Circle Oil, but Frontier has been an ongoing labour of love since the 1980's. Jack has invested a significant proportion of his own funds into the kitty whilst deferring a lump of his annual salary in order to propel the business forward. This appears a complete contrast to the norm and on this basis demonstrates a genuine intent.

The company has a diverse asset portfolio with its potential value belt running through Oman across Zambia and into Namibia. The company last raised cash at 6p (bringing in £1.8 million) with a noticeable support coming from the Middle East.

Keyes recently commented on its most exciting operation:

"The results of the land gravity survey in Zambia are very encouraging. By integrating these results with our existing understanding of the area Frontier can now plan the next phase of our exploration activity in this emerging rift system"

However, the prime play for me is Oman with frontier assets positioned nicely encircled by big oil.

With some form of background seller at 5p almost out, I'd say it's a matter of time before the Share price corrects and on this basis recommend a speculative buy."

[euclid5] 23/9/2013 21:28

nothing we don't know already SportsAuto - very brief write up to be honest just about 3 short paragraphs - don't agree on them knowing of the seller has finnished

[sportsauto] 23/9/2013 15:17

eekorehc, do you have a link/summary, tia

[euclid5] 23/9/2013 14:44

how do they know the seller is almost out - they don't know

[eekorehc] 23/9/2013 12:57

Tipped on Share Prophets

With some form of background seller at around 5p they are almost out, it's a matter of time before the Share price corrects and on this basis recommend a speculative buy.

[sportsauto] 09/9/2013 09:05

RNS Number : 4504N

Frontier Resources International

09 September 2013

For immediate release

9 September 2013

FRONTIER RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL PLC

("Frontier" or the "Company")

Operational Update: Namibia

The Board of Frontier (AIM Ticker: FRI), the AIM - traded international oil and gas exploration company with assets in Oman, Zambia and Namibia is pleased to provide shareholders with the following operational update on its activities in Namibia.

Frontier's Namibian blocks, located in the Owambo Basin in northern Namibia, cover an area of approximately 18,933 square kilometers. A two year exploration licence was granted on 20 January 2012. Frontier is operator with a 90% working interest while NAMCOR, the Namibian National Oil Company, has a 10% carried interest in the licence.

The Company's representatives recently travelled to Windhoek where the field crew assembled prior to travelling to northern Namibia where the concession is located.

The Board announces that, together with a representative of Exploration Technologies Inc., ("ETI") from Houston, Texas, it has conducted an in-field training programme to familiarise Frontier's local contractors with the proprietary sampling system used to gather the soil gas samples. During the trip, Company representatives travelled extensively throughout the concession area to view the terrain in general and to assess the logistics that would be involved to acquire seismic data in this area.

Samples are being collected on a regional grid along existing roads, tracks, paths and terrain that is accessible via a field vehicle and/or walking. Global Positioning System (GPS) instruments are being used by the field crew to accurately locate the sampling sites. The samples will be sent to ETI's Houston laboratory for analysis and review. Based on the results of the initial soil gas sample analysis, Frontier will then decide on areas that may require additional sampling.

The soil gas survey field data collection and laboratory analysis is expected to take approximately two months with final results expected by November.

Commentating on today's update, Jack Keyes, Frontier's CEO said "The training of the field crews and the start of the survey has been a very exciting time for all those involved. We look forward to receiving and assessing the initial results to enable us to plan the next phase of our exploration activity."

[sportsauto] 03/9/2013 10:02

Ticking up, excellent potential