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06/7/202007:00UKREGi3 Energy PLC Gain Energy Ltd. Production Acquisition
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23/6/202007:01UKREGi3 Energy PLC Toscana, Production Acquisition, Suspension
23/6/202007:00UKREGi3 Energy PLC Funding Long-stop & Amendments to Loan Notes
08/6/202007:00UKREGi3 Energy PLC Notice of AGM
04/6/202016:40UKREGi3 Energy PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
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01/5/202007:00UKREGi3 Energy PLC Development Funding Long-Stop Date - Update
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14/7/2020
09:20		I3 Energy Daily Update: I3 Energy Plc is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker I3E. The last closing price for I3 Energy was 6.10p.
I3 Energy Plc has a 4 week average price of 5.68p and a 12 week average price of 4.70p.
The 1 year high share price is 58.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 3.38p.
There are currently 107,719,400 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of I3 Energy Plc is £6,570,883.40.
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01/5/2020
12:07		imjustdandy: from share price Angel....I3 Energy (I3E LN): i3 looks to have funding condition extended Share price: 7.2p, Market Cap: £8m In November last year, the Majority Noteholders agreed to extend the date by which i3 must enter into a reserves based lending facility or find an alternative means of funding to achieve first oil from the Liberator field, to 30 April 2020. I3 has today confirmed that it was not in a position to enter into such a facility by 30 April but remains in discussions with all noteholders to waive this condition and will update the market once these discussions have concluded. Our take: It is highly likely that the Majority Noteholders will extend the funding condition date given the unprecedented market environment in our view.
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02/12/2019
07:32		shorterofdoom: Why close now? This has much further to fall. The uncertainty with i3 is insane. Their alleged RBL was wholly contingent upon a success case at a liberator, which drastically failed. The discovery is now much smaller that the original licence area predicted. The company is burning cash at an astonishing rate yet does. It have any income. Directors continue to draw full salaries and award themselves options every time the share price takes a hit. There are no catalysts over the next few months. Junior facilities are due now. Massive massive red flags galore. I can go on and on. The likelihood of the share price rising much is almost zero. You are about to witness share price slip over the coming months with new LOWS being hit
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28/11/2019
18:42		bobaxe1: I couldn't ask more from that interview. It puts all the nonsense rumours on these forums straight into the trash.Remember Graham Heath owns around 7m shares. He is not going to do some shoddy bucket shop placing when the share price is so deeply undervalued. He says: There's been rumours of an emergency fundraise (smirks), that is simply not on the cards right now.''Throughout the interview, they reiterate they have tremendous value in the assets, cash strong, supportive lenders, equity is only a backstop and not needed at all right now, the share price is completely out of sink with the value of their assets and there is still huge upside potential even from the old share price (50p)These guys look very confident with the company and bewildered mainly by the share price. NOT the potential of the company.They're confident they can secure further funding from lenders rather than using equity.'They are actually in a really good position
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21/11/2019
06:19		kierandoberman: The way I3e share price has performed the las year I predict we will fall by 50% on the first RNS and a further 25% the day after ! Lol
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03/11/2019
16:57		tnmrl2: Hey Shorterofdoom, i doing a You Cut and Paste Early last week I3E had an RNS that it had discovered a decent amount of oil at its Serenity prospect. The previous week, the shares had gone as low as 17p. On the news the share price spiked to 55p on October 29th at the open. Unfortunately its been down hill all the way to the current 37p on fears that the bond funding the current exploration could be called in if the next Liberator well being drilled imminently and results due late November/early December does not come in with the results expected. Because of a problem drill on Liberator in the summer and a delay in mobilising the rig, money has been tighter for I3E than they had hoped. The company have now combined results from the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well with seismic data to formulate a development programme for the prospect. Phase 1 will target 63 million barrels of oil in place through the drilling of up to four wells with recoverable reserves expected to be 23 million barrels and a phase two exploration programme will target an additional 396 million barrels. It was reported the company is seeking collaboration with Repsol Sinopec following the discovery at its Serenity prospect in the outer Moray Firth, with estimates of 197million barrels of oil in place. Serenity is believed to be geologically connected to RSRUK’s Tain project, which it is developing as a tie-back to the Bleo Holm floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO). That project is expected to be sanctioned in the second half of next year but I3 hopes a new plan for a joint Tain-Serenity scheme can be agreed. I3 chief executive Majid Shafiq said: “The Tain field will have to be unitised. It is connected to Serenity as we believe this shows. We’ll end up in a commercial negotiation with RSRUK so that we can arrange with them how the joint fields can be developed and built up. The OGA are aware of our interpretation of Serenity and that we believe it is connected to Tain, "RSRUK are aware of that and we anticipate that will lead to an unitisation discussion and effectively a joint development of a single field called Tain-Serenity.”; Mr Shafiq added that there has already been “initial discussions” with RSRUK on Serenity. RSRUK’s partner RockRose, who owns 50% in Tain, said it will “work to understand fully its implications for the Tain development project”. I3 also wants to use the Bleo Holm vessel, leased to RSRUK, to develop Liberator, with the two “very close” to fully agreeing terms, according to Mr Shafiq. The firm said it would be “efficientR21; to drill a full appraisal at Serenity around the time of first oil from Liberator, expected next year. Chief financial officer Graham Heath said: “For us today Liberator has been our top priority because it’s nearest to development. “Discussions with RSRUK for that field and, obviously our progress with the OGA, on a field development plan are nearer-term for us than Serenity. Albeit that the RSRUK-RockRose partnership are moving forward with a FDP for Tain which we would potentially phase Serenity into. We’re going to go back to Liberator next to drill that next well which would be at a future production location. That first producer would then be drilled during the execution phase of Liberator Phase 1 which is set to start during the course of 2020.It would be efficient if we were to begin drilling production of Liberator into 2020 and begin that same programme of further appraisal of Serenity at that time." At a market cap of £34 million, with 200 million-plus of STOIIP, there is a valuation mismatch, especially with the latest Liberator well have a chance of success of 90 per cent plus after the previous well error and further seismic analysis. But the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well means that investors are cautious about the new well about to be drilled. The management team have learnt the lessons, looked at the seismics, hopefully the new well hits the sweet spot and delivers the good. The Company is in the process of ensuring permits are in place for the drilling of the next well on the Liberator Field, which will be a pilot well targeting the Captain sand in the remapped L2 accumulation - a closure to the north east of the 13/23c-9 well. This region, similar to the A3 and A4 target areas, has significant relief above the prognosed oil-water contact and will provide a good location for a future development well. The next well is a big deal for I3E in terms of reserves and reserves based funding for the project. If Liberator comes in as planned and Serenity is co-developed with Repsol Sinopec, then expect a share price closer to a 100-150p. hxxps://contrarianinvestor . net/ posts/ 2019/11/2/ contrarian-investor-portfolio-review-november-2-2019
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03/11/2019
08:58		pro_s2009: https://contrarianinvestor.net/posts/2019/11/2/contrarian-investor-portfolio-review-november-2-2019 Early last week I3E had an RNS that it had discovered a decent amount of oil at its Serenity prospect. The previous week, the shares had gone as low as 17p. On the news the share price spiked to 55p on October 29th at the open. Unfortunately its been down hill all the way to the current 37p on fears that the bond funding the current exploration could be called in if the next Liberator well being drilled imminently and results due late November/early December does not come in with the results expected. Because of a problem drill on Liberator in the summer and a delay in mobilising the rig, money has been tighter for I3E than they had hoped. The company have now combined results from the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well with seismic data to formulate a development programme for the prospect. Phase 1 will target 63 million barrels of oil in place through the drilling of up to four wells with recoverable reserves expected to be 23 million barrels and a phase two exploration programme will target an additional 396 million barrels. It was reported the company is seeking collaboration with Repsol Sinopec following the discovery at its Serenity prospect in the outer Moray Firth, with estimates of 197million barrels of oil in place. Serenity is believed to be geologically connected to RSRUK’s Tain project, which it is developing as a tie-back to the Bleo Holm floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO). That project is expected to be sanctioned in the second half of next year but I3 hopes a new plan for a joint Tain-Serenity scheme can be agreed. I3 chief executive Majid Shafiq said: “The Tain field will have to be unitised. It is connected to Serenity as we believe this shows. We’ll end up in a commercial negotiation with RSRUK so that we can arrange with them how the joint fields can be developed and built up. The OGA are aware of our interpretation of Serenity and that we believe it is connected to Tain, "RSRUK are aware of that and we anticipate that will lead to an unitisation discussion and effectively a joint development of a single field called Tain-Serenity.” Mr Shafiq added that there has already been “initial discussions” with RSRUK on Serenity. RSRUK’s partner RockRose, who owns 50% in Tain, said it will “work to understand fully its implications for the Tain development project”. I3 also wants to use the Bleo Holm vessel, leased to RSRUK, to develop Liberator, with the two “very close” to fully agreeing terms, according to Mr Shafiq. The firm said it would be “efficient” to drill a full appraisal at Serenity around the time of first oil from Liberator, expected next year. Chief financial officer Graham Heath said: “For us today Liberator has been our top priority because it’s nearest to development. “Discussions with RSRUK for that field and, obviously our progress with the OGA, on a field development plan are nearer-term for us than Serenity. Albeit that the RSRUK-RockRose partnership are moving forward with a FDP for Tain which we would potentially phase Serenity into. We’re going to go back to Liberator next to drill that next well which would be at a future production location. That first producer would then be drilled during the execution phase of Liberator Phase 1 which is set to start during the course of 2020.It would be efficient if we were to begin drilling production of Liberator into 2020 and begin that same programme of further appraisal of Serenity at that time." At a market cap of £34 million, with 200 million-plus of STOIIP, there is a valuation mismatch, especially with the latest Liberator well have a chance of success of 90 per cent plus after the previous well error and further seismic analysis. But the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well means that investors are cautious about the new well about to be drilled. The management team have learnt the lessons, looked at the seismics, hopefully the new well hits the sweet spot and delivers the good. The Company is in the process of ensuring permits are in place for the drilling of the next well on the Liberator Field, which will be a pilot well targeting the Captain sand in the remapped L2 accumulation - a closure to the north east of the 13/23c-9 well. This region, similar to the A3 and A4 target areas, has significant relief above the prognosed oil-water contact and will provide a good location for a future development well. The next well is a big deal for I3E in terms of reserves and reserves based funding for the project. If Liberator comes in as planned and Serenity is co-developed with Repsol Sinopec, then expect a share price closer to a 100-150p.
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02/11/2019
15:56		tnmrl2: Not ramping and raving like you shorterofdoom. If you read the article it provides you with facts about the future and possible outcomes. You just sprout the same cut and paste about the past events but give NO evidence about the future direction of I3e. I give facts about what happening, so here they are again.Early last week I3E had an RNS that it had discovered a decent amount of oil at its Serenity prospect. The previous week, the shares had gone as low as 17p. On the news the share price spiked to 55p on October 29th at the open. Unfortunately its been down hill all the way to the current 37p on fears that the bond funding the current exploration could be called in if the next Liberator well being drilled imminently and results due late November/early December does not come in with the results expected. Because of a problem drill on Liberator in the summer and a delay in mobilising the rig, money has been tighter for I3E than they had hoped. The company have now combined results from the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well with seismic data to formulate a development programme for the prospect. Phase 1 will target 63 million barrels of oil in place through the drilling of up to four wells with recoverable reserves expected to be 23 million barrels and a phase two exploration programme will target an additional 396 million barrels. It was reported the company is seeking collaboration with Repsol Sinopec following the discovery at its Serenity prospect in the outer Moray Firth, with estimates of 197million barrels of oil in place. Serenity is believed to be geologically connected to RSRUK’s Tain project, which it is developing as a tie-back to the Bleo Holm floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO). That project is expected to be sanctioned in the second half of next year but I3 hopes a new plan for a joint Tain-Serenity scheme can be agreed. I3 chief executive Majid Shafiq said: “The Tain field will have to be unitised. It is connected to Serenity as we believe this shows. We’ll end up in a commercial negotiation with RSRUK so that we can arrange with them how the joint fields can be developed and built up. The OGA are aware of our interpretation of Serenity and that we believe it is connected to Tain, "RSRUK are aware of that and we anticipate that will lead to an unitisation discussion and effectively a joint development of a single field called Tain-Serenity.”; Mr Shafiq added that there has already been “initial discussions” with RSRUK on Serenity. RSRUK’s partner RockRose, who owns 50% in Tain, said it will “work to understand fully its implications for the Tain development project”. I3 also wants to use the Bleo Holm vessel, leased to RSRUK, to develop Liberator, with the two “very close” to fully agreeing terms, according to Mr Shafiq. The firm said it would be “efficientR21; to drill a full appraisal at Serenity around the time of first oil from Liberator, expected next year. Chief financial officer Graham Heath said: “For us today Liberator has been our top priority because it’s nearest to development. “Discussions with RSRUK for that field and, obviously our progress with the OGA, on a field development plan are nearer-term for us than Serenity. Albeit that the RSRUK-RockRose partnership are moving forward with a FDP for Tain which we would potentially phase Serenity into. We’re going to go back to Liberator next to drill that next well which would be at a future production location. That first producer would then be drilled during the execution phase of Liberator Phase 1 which is set to start during the course of 2020.It would be efficient if we were to begin drilling production of Liberator into 2020 and begin that same programme of further appraisal of Serenity at that time." At a market cap of £34 million, with 200 million-plus of STOIIP, there is a valuation mismatch, especially with the latest Liberator well have a chance of success of 90 per cent plus after the previous well error and further seismic analysis. But the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well means that investors are cautious about the new well about to be drilled. The management team have learnt the lessons, looked at the seismics, hopefully the new well hits the sweet spot and delivers the good. The Company is in the process of ensuring permits are in place for the drilling of the next well on the Liberator Field, which will be a pilot well targeting the Captain sand in the remapped L2 accumulation - a closure to the north east of the 13/23c-9 well. This region, similar to the A3 and A4 target areas, has significant relief above the prognosed oil-water contact and will provide a good location for a future development well. The next well is a big deal for I3E in terms of reserves and reserves based funding for the project. If Liberator comes in as planned and Serenity is co-developed with Repsol Sinopec, then expect a share price closer to a 100-150p
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02/11/2019
10:52		tnmrl2: Early last week I3E had an RNS that it had discovered a decent amount of oil at its Serenity prospect. The previous week, the shares had gone as low as 17p. On the news the share price spiked to 55p on October 29th at the open. Unfortunately its been down hill all the way to the current 37p on fears that the bond funding the current exploration could be called in if the next Liberator well being drilled imminently and results due late November/early December does not come in with the results expected. Because of a problem drill on Liberator in the summer and a delay in mobilising the rig, money has been tighter for I3E than they had hoped. The company have now combined results from the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well with seismic data to formulate a development programme for the prospect. Phase 1 will target 63 million barrels of oil in place through the drilling of up to four wells with recoverable reserves expected to be 23 million barrels and a phase two exploration programme will target an additional 396 million barrels. It was reported the company is seeking collaboration with Repsol Sinopec following the discovery at its Serenity prospect in the outer Moray Firth, with estimates of 197million barrels of oil in place. Serenity is believed to be geologically connected to RSRUK’s Tain project, which it is developing as a tie-back to the Bleo Holm floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO). That project is expected to be sanctioned in the second half of next year but I3 hopes a new plan for a joint Tain-Serenity scheme can be agreed. I3 chief executive Majid Shafiq said: “The Tain field will have to be unitised. It is connected to Serenity as we believe this shows. We’ll end up in a commercial negotiation with RSRUK so that we can arrange with them how the joint fields can be developed and built up. The OGA are aware of our interpretation of Serenity and that we believe it is connected to Tain, "RSRUK are aware of that and we anticipate that will lead to an unitisation discussion and effectively a joint development of a single field called Tain-Serenity.”; Mr Shafiq added that there has already been “initial discussions” with RSRUK on Serenity. RSRUK’s partner RockRose, who owns 50% in Tain, said it will “work to understand fully its implications for the Tain development project”. I3 also wants to use the Bleo Holm vessel, leased to RSRUK, to develop Liberator, with the two “very close” to fully agreeing terms, according to Mr Shafiq. The firm said it would be “efficientR21; to drill a full appraisal at Serenity around the time of first oil from Liberator, expected next year. Chief financial officer Graham Heath said: “For us today Liberator has been our top priority because it’s nearest to development. “Discussions with RSRUK for that field and, obviously our progress with the OGA, on a field development plan are nearer-term for us than Serenity. Albeit that the RSRUK-RockRose partnership are moving forward with a FDP for Tain which we would potentially phase Serenity into. We’re going to go back to Liberator next to drill that next well which would be at a future production location. That first producer would then be drilled during the execution phase of Liberator Phase 1 which is set to start during the course of 2020.It would be efficient if we were to begin drilling production of Liberator into 2020 and begin that same programme of further appraisal of Serenity at that time." At a market cap of £34 million, with 200 million-plus of STOIIP, there is a valuation mismatch, especially with the latest Liberator well have a chance of success of 90 per cent plus after the previous well error and further seismic analysis. But the disappointing Liberator 13/23c-9 well means that investors are cautious about the new well about to be drilled. The management team have learnt the lessons, looked at the seismics, hopefully the new well hits the sweet spot and delivers the good. The Company is in the process of ensuring permits are in place for the drilling of the next well on the Liberator Field, which will be a pilot well targeting the Captain sand in the remapped L2 accumulation - a closure to the north east of the 13/23c-9 well. This region, similar to the A3 and A4 target areas, has significant relief above the prognosed oil-water contact and will provide a good location for a future development well. The next well is a big deal for I3E in terms of reserves and reserves based funding for the project. If Liberator comes in as planned and Serenity is co-developed with Repsol Sinopec, then expect a share price closer to a 100-150p. hxxps://contrarianinvestor . net/ posts/ 2019/11/2/ contrarian-investor-portfolio-review-november-2-2019
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31/10/2019
18:21		tnmrl2: I went today to the O&G Conference and i am very happy with my Investment, after watching Chief Executive Officer Majid Shafiq speak. He presented the facts not fiction and answered all questions in a very confident manner. Listening today my own view is the share price buy Christmas will be around 80p-100p and in the new year when they announce RBL Finance, new development partner and possible Farm Out, then share price 150-200 These are my views shorterofdoom but in the next few months we shall see who is right. For transparency i am invested in I3E at 20.50 and want the share price to go up
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15/10/2019
22:18		fardels bear: The real pros are here now. RIP I3E share price.
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