Igas Energy Share Chat (IGAS)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Igas Energy	LSE:IGAS	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BZ042C28	ORD 0.002P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.125p	-0.19%	65.00p	64.00p	65.00p	65.00p	64.00p	64.25p	373,928	15:49:53

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	30.5	-44.8	-11.0	-	78.91

Igas Energy Share Discussion Threads

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08/8/2017 12:53	IMO Lots of MM games to suppress the price sub 70p and fill orders, look at simultaneous automated sells. Plenty of demand from knowledgeable investors.	gold map	Read Full Thread Reply
31/7/2017 18:40	HTTP://www.investegate.co.uk/igas-energy-plc--igas-/rns/planning-application-in-ellesmere-port-validated/201707311804176584M/	gersemi	Read Full Thread Reply
31/7/2017 18:01	Not enough shares bought, let's see what happens during the week	satoshinakamoto	Read Full Thread Reply
31/7/2017 16:33	Something brewing ?	gowski	Read Full Thread Reply
29/7/2017 07:56	Some positive facts to balance the discussion.....14 June 2017IGas Annual General Meeting Trading Update Successful completion of balance sheet restructuring and fundraising in April 2017....... Experienced industry investor, Kerogen Capital, now a 28% shareholder following its $35 million equity investment..... Further $22 million raised in placing and open offer..... Net debt reduced from $122 million at 31 December 2016 to c.$8 million as at 31 May 2017...... Cash flow generative at current oil prices..... Shale appraisal and development plan covered by up to $230 million carried work programme..... IGas Financial Times July 3, 2017 Production costs have been cut "from the $40s per barrel to the $30s"..... IMO After the painful but necessary restructuring to adapt to a $50 dollar a barrel world. The $57m of New money, New Directors and New Chairman are positives going forward. Current Oil revenues will give the company working capital and interim profits allowing time for Gas reserves to be proved up. Also tucked away in the accounts is a useful "Ring fenced" corporation tax loss of £210m (31 December ?2016) ...... N.B. Planning approvals have been obtained for two Gas prospects and drills should be turning later this year. DYOR	gold map	Read Full Thread Reply
27/7/2017 21:51	If IGAS is still in existence.	volsung	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 20:57	Let's review your last post in a year's time, shall we?	fardels bear	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 18:59	Proud to be a treehugger who makes money. No-one in this POS does lol	volsung	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 18:44	Oil up again so should help bottom line for non hedged production. Suspect the next 12 months news flow will shape the destiny of IGAS and interested parties.	gwatson56	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 13:49	Obviously a tree hugger numpty lol	bones698	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 13:10	I see old volesprung is back... Bless his little cotton socks.	fardels bear	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 13:09	Results are a mess can't make head or tail out of them as nothing is clear with the restructuring thrown into the mix . The details of the farm out and free carry program worth upto 230m are unclear ie is there a minimum amount they can invest or when by etc . Could the partners just say we aren't investing etc. What's the cash position currently and what impact will the restructuring have on future overheads and costs . All in all this company is mess an that is reflected in the share price . They seem to have had a clear out of management but far too late and the damage was done . Going forward a lot depends on if they are profitable, cash in the bank and actually finding some big fields with drilling from the farm outs. That may provide some recovery finally but that's still 6 months away . Good to see British management can still destroy companies so well	bones698	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 10:39	Exporting gas from the USA isn't really a concern as the costs to transport don't make it that cost effective . The UK needs to be more concerned with ensuring it's own supplies and with north sea oil dwindling they need to secure other sources from within . Fracking is looking the most viable option for this and Ukog seems to have hit a monster. Igas has more sites but none that big yet plus has ridiculous running costs making large losses that needs addressing or it will never survive . It has a chance but depends on the clowns in charge being able to deliver and strip out expenses .	bones698	Read Full Thread Reply
26/7/2017 09:48	A big picture concern is US Trade Deal. Trump has made it clear US is open for Gas exports and said so in Poland. If the UK does any large US deal it is bound to include Gas imho. Not to say IGAS can't and won't prosper (I think it will) but the US is an element you don't hear mentioned much but will have a reasonable influence.	p1nkfish	Read Full Thread Reply
25/7/2017 22:23	UK needs as many sources of energy as possible. No single one should dominate. There's a place for fraking along with LNG, solar, wind, nuclear, ucg etc. It doesn't have to be all or nothing.	p1nkfish	Read Full Thread Reply
25/7/2017 16:09	IMO Something's about to happen MM's having trouble keeping this down. 0.01p between Buy and Sell. Very Low £15k volume DYOR	gold map	Read Full Thread Reply
24/7/2017 19:47	If market cap remains the same, price per share rises on consolidation to maintain the same market cap at the reduced float. 100M market cap at 100M shares = 1 GBP per. 20:1 consolidation 100M market cap at 5M shares (20:1) = 20 GBP per.	p1nkfish	Read Full Thread Reply
24/7/2017 19:43	40p x 10,000 = £4,000	p1nkfish	Read Full Thread Reply
24/7/2017 13:31	Er, no. You will get back what you lost when the share price hits 20 times what you paid for them in total. So, if you paid 40p each for yours and you bought say 100,000 that's forty grand you paid. When the consolidation occurred it took the number of share you held down to 500, so you will get your money back when the share price hits eight quid. And I've still got that hat ready..	fardels bear	Read Full Thread Reply
20/7/2017 13:37	Yep, so when they reach x20 value we will get back what we lost, in quantity.	hawkwind4	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 10:40	OK, you can come out of the corner now and take that hat off...	fardels bear	Read Full Thread Reply
14/7/2017 12:10	No mate. It was 200:1 CONSOLIDATION. Not dilution. 200:1 consolidation doesn't mean you have 1/200th of your original holding in £. It means you have 1/200th of your original holing in NUMBER OF SHARES. The value of them is the same as it was before the consolidation. Dilution is entirely different to consolidation. When they issue 750m new shares - that's dilution. The ice cream van is round the corner, son.	fardels bear	Read Full Thread Reply

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