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I3E I3 Energy Plc

10.96
0.06 (0.55%)
Last Updated: 12:48:37
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
I3 Energy Plc LSE:I3E London Ordinary Share GB00BDHXPJ60 ORD 0.01P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.06 0.55% 10.96 10.74 11.16 10.96 10.66 10.92 2,176,187 12:48:37
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 208.44M 41.95M 0.0349 3.05 128.12M
I3 Energy Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker I3E. The last closing price for I3 Energy was 10.90p. Over the last year, I3 Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 8.25p to 19.98p.

I3 Energy currently has 1,201,874,464 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of I3 Energy is £128.12 million. I3 Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.05.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/5/2018
14:11
ducati,


Should be doable with a funding agreement in place imo.


Cash

cashandcard
30/5/2018
14:09
Mmmm so need share price of 1.40 ish to get small investment co s involved
ducati2345
30/5/2018
14:02
Max online buy quote just £2k.
someuwin
30/5/2018
13:52
showme01,


Thanks, onto funding. One stage at a time.



Cash

cashandcard
30/5/2018
13:49
Cash, GH said they will.
showme01
30/5/2018
13:46
showme01,

I think its important BoD, upon agreeing funding, step up the PR campaign. I'm not talking Vox markets or Proactive only, but proper financial journals and getting the investment community involved and attending industry events.

Cash

cashandcard
30/5/2018
13:26
Ducati, £50m or £100m market cap is usually the starting point for the smaller institutions
showme01
30/5/2018
13:10
40 million volume!!!! That's the entire share capital ;-#))
thegreatgeraldo
30/5/2018
13:10
What market cap do we need for institutional investors, don't most have Min mcap rule
ducati2345
30/5/2018
12:59
With regard to the impact the institutions can have take a look at MKA & when they announced their funding deal with Talaxis [16/11/2017] - on the day of the announcement the share price rose 2.5X and volume went from similar to ours on average over the previous period to around 40 million shares traded that day.

I like the look of that and think it isn't a bad yardstick

40 million volume would blow our weak holders out of the water

begorrah88
30/5/2018
12:52
coscos, you are most welcome. I don't think the share price will change a great deal prior to the funding RNS. Where I see a strong rise is on the news and the days that follow. A combination of institutions buying, i3e PR and press recommendations. It's a great story. BoD have a proven track record operation in this area, the North Sea is back in favour and regardless of a 10 fold rise from 25p to £2.50, I think the press will see that this has a lot further to go. We should start to see broker notes with valuations too and the numbers will be mind blowing imo.

When I have spoken to the BoD, they believe that once funding is in place and they have increased their potential oil in place (which they now have), the institutions will start to take an interest. Combine this with BoD PR which again they said they would do once the 30th round and funding have concluded and you have a company all of a sudden on the radar.

It's a great story that has only just started imo.

showme01
30/5/2018
12:47
Reminder of Malcy on #I3E from last week...
someuwin
30/5/2018
12:44
Posted on LSE at 16.37 yesterday.
saltere
Posts: 1,060
Observation
Opinion:
Strong Buy
Price:
93.00
Great Board
Tue 16:37
The team driving this company is good and has all the skill needed to deliver. I have worked with one of them before, which is why I invested (together with the outstanding asset they have). The Aberdeen oilmen want to make a success of this field. They are going to drill certainly more than one well, several I reckon and it will exceed expectations. This board has not been selected for 1 well, fellow investors.

showme01
30/5/2018
12:44
showme, firstly let me thank you for your in-depth insight into i3e which gave me the confidence to further look into the potential of the company.As regards where the price will be on funding news, I agree with your £2-50-£3 price target but think we'd need to see a serious push towards the 180p level pre RNS. Any institutional interest and we could be pushing 400p per share within 6 months. All imo.
coscos
30/5/2018
12:41
Cheers :-)
showme01
30/5/2018
12:39
Cheers showme, apology accepted.
thegreatgeraldo
30/5/2018
12:35
showme
cigar and in case you are a non smoker (which I hope) a chapeau :)
ps You've scattered any derampers to the hills.

captain james t kirk
30/5/2018
12:34
TGG, my sincere apologies, I thought you were running this company down. My error. Sorry.
showme01
30/5/2018
12:16
I was pointing out that in STERLING terms, the OP is probably at a year high. Thought that wasclear from my post. Hey-ho.
thegreatgeraldo
30/5/2018
12:10
showme
We all make mistakes in haste. A quick apology wouldn't go amiss.
caters
and gascos :)
Mr.T
the point tgg was making :)

captain james t kirk
30/5/2018
12:10
tgg, when the 31 Jan funding announcement came out Brent was $69 and the exchange rate was $1.42 to the pound. That makes Brent >15% more valuable today in gbp terms.The Liberator phase 1 cpr assumed $57 Brent in 2019 and an exchange rate of $1.25 to the pound. So Brent today is almost 25% more valuable in gbp terms than that assumed for 2019 in Liberator phase 1's $200m npv10 calculation.I3e investors should be pleased with current oil prices and exchange rates.
mr. t
30/5/2018
12:07
showme - I think he converted to GBP for you!
Oops

scotty666
30/5/2018
12:06
tgg has been around here and, when it existed, The Motley Fool, since 2005 at least.

He knows his way around oilcos.

caters
30/5/2018
12:05
Showme, Would we not expect slightly better terms since the oil price has risen and makes this venture more profitable?I noticed that their update mentioned two possible routes to funding, so hopefully a bit of competition.
che7win
30/5/2018
12:05
That's a bit harsh....

tgg said £££;££60 not $$$$$60

caters
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