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IOF Iofina Plc

22.25
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Iofina Plc LSE:IOF London Ordinary Share GB00B2QL5C79 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 22.25 21.50 23.00 22.25 22.25 22.25 94,119 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 42.2M 7.87M 0.0410 5.43 42.69M
Iofina Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IOF. The last closing price for Iofina was 22.25p. Over the last year, Iofina shares have traded in a share price range of 17.25p to 33.25p.

Iofina currently has 191,858,408 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Iofina is £42.69 million. Iofina has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.43.

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28/5/2013
22:30
PRS



kcowe 28 May'13 - 17:25 - 2178 of 2201 1 0


liquid Millionaire could you tell me when Bison Energy was set up. and how large a equity stake PRS have in Bisons share capital. TIA



Unfortunately kcowe i can not disclose that information as it is imo deemed to be "inside information" as the market in general does NOT know. What i can say though is that PRS have a seriously meaningful investment in Bison Energy which would have especially at the top end of broker estimates an extremely positive reflection on the share price. Add in all the other bits and PRS should imo already be north of 1p.

Later this year could see PRS imo trading within the 2p to 3p region with a longer term [2014] share price target of 5p+

For some clues as to how Bison Energy could trade post IPO take a look at IOF

liquid millionaire
28/5/2013
21:40
It was a surprise to me, but it was near 600k acres at one point. They reduced it picking the 'sweet spots' on the 3D data.
superg1
28/5/2013
21:34
Hi Madchick. A note from this month identifies the Atlantis acreage as 290,000 ac. One would assume this to be up to date?!
chumbo
28/5/2013
18:41
engelo - I think that wording from the IOF website is very old. They started off with around 30k acres, then acquired 290k, then I heard here that it had reduced (but the website never changed), perhaps down to 200k, and now I don't have the foggiest!

Technology still seems like magic to me - can't believe those screen grabs are all html code!

madchick
28/5/2013
16:22
A bit more on Bakken/3 Forks: extracts from

http://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/bakken-and-three-forks-oil/3344

"The Bakken is made up of three layers of sediment. The upper and lower layers are black marine shale, and the center layer comprises siltone, sandstone, mudstone and dolomoite.

Below that is the Three Forks formation, which also has multiple layers of compact rock, amounting up to 270 feet in thickness.

Three Forks

Within the 7 billion figure, over 3 billion barrels of oil are concentrated in Three Forks. As you can see, Three Forks lies under the Bakken and encompasses North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana.

bakken three forks mapSource: EPRINC



North Dakota has been an area of steadfast economic growth in recent years, and the states that make up Three Forks will surely benefit from drilling operations as more companies begin to invest in the unknown territory. The formation is far deeper than Bakken, and the formation has been deemed unreachable for the past five years.

But thanks to horizontal drilling and fracking, there are more reachable reserves than previously thought.

Where as much as 33 percent of the Bakken has been tested for oil and gas, Three Forks is under-explored at only 5 percent."



"Companies in Three Forks

Continental Resources (NYSE: CLR) is one company willing to venture out in Three Forks territory. Continental believes the heaviest reserves are located in the lower portion of Three Forks.

Continental's estimate for the formation produced a figure of 903 billion barrels of oil originally in place and suggested technically recoverable reserves could be in a range of 36 to 45 billion.

This estimation very generous, but Continental has been one of the pioneers in the Bakken, and the company has investment relations to worry about. Continental outlined its plans in Three Forks since September of 2012.

The company has already conducted its first operating wells, with more wells to come as the company digs deeper.

Marathon Oil (NYSE: MRO) and Sinclair Oil Group are among seven other companies with drilling operations in Three Forks, providing the USGS with information involving the latest technologies that will secure higher extraction rates.

Other companies include Exxon Mobil's (NYSE: XOM) XTO Energy, Whiting Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: WLL), Cornerstone Energy Resources, and United Energy Group Ltd.

As investment and drilling continues, Three Forks will be a welcome addition as the United States continues to be a top oil-producing nation.

Keep an eye out for Three Forks as it is being developed."

Continental afaics are the leaders in 3 Forks development. They have achieved production from all 3 benches and are pioneering new techniques eg several wells from a single drill pad.

engelo
28/5/2013
16:20
"nothing but sells coming in at the moment"

The most beautiful eight words in the English language.

n3tleylucas
28/5/2013
16:12
Certainly looks like the 244/245p might be the ceiling just for now, 3 attempts to go above and not sticking. Might need some news to push through. L2 is fascinating though, gives a much better understanding to how the order book works.
diggulden
28/5/2013
16:07
....I was just going to say the same, Dig. Bit disappointing really, considering the big rises on the FTSE and DOW.
worraps
28/5/2013
15:20
Bid side starting to stack up for some end of day fun.




EDIT: Or not, nothing but sells coming in at the moment.

diggulden
28/5/2013
12:06
Thanks dig
randv
28/5/2013
11:59
diggulden post 390 - my dad says it looks nothing like him - doh.
johncsimpson
28/5/2013
11:57
ramu k post 389 - yup - you could put a good case for that observation.
johncsimpson
28/5/2013
11:48
thanks dig
ramu kumar
28/5/2013
11:32
Well done, dig!
woodpeckers
28/5/2013
11:31
Dig, much appreciated!
nicklad1968
28/5/2013
11:30
good one ,dig, keep them coming, thanks mate, appreciated
neddo
28/5/2013
11:28
thanks dig, now that retiree cant post images you shall have to take up the mantle :)
malachey
28/5/2013
11:16
Did that work?
diggulden
28/5/2013
11:14
Ret
Change in ADVFNrules. Only blues can post non advfn links, think its another way of pushing Tom W.
LOL

freshvoice
28/5/2013
10:58
dig, don't know myself, but these are some instructions I copied from another poster a while ago if you want to give it a try.

1. Press print screen
2. Asssuming you have it, open Microsoft Picture Manager NOT word. It will be under Start, All programs, Microsoft Office, Microsoft office tools. Other picture editing software will be ok to use too for example Photoshop
3. Right click and paste the image into the software.
4. Double click the image and you can now edit it if you wish to
5. I generally crop it so on the left click edit picture and then crop
6. Drag the corners of the image to fit what you want to be seen and click ok
7. Click save file as and save as a JPEG file. Note where the image is being saved to. I generally just save it to desktop for ease.

From there it's uploading to photobucket

photobucket.com

1. Click upload (it has a green arrow next to it)
2. Click Browse Files
3. Select the image from wherever you saved it and click open
4. The image will now upload to Photobucket and may take a short while depending on your internet speed
5. Still on photobucket, now click the image that you�ve uploaded
6. To the right you�ll see some different codes for that image. You�ll need the HTML code so hover over the code and left click the mouse. You�ve now copied that code.
7. Get on ADVFN and when in the comments to post your message, just right click and paste the code.
8. Once posted the image should appear.

woodpeckers
28/5/2013
10:53
Chart looks like Bart Simpsons head... it that a technical indicator?!

I at last have L2 access, am quite happy to post the odd screen shot if someone will tell me how to link to the BB.

diggulden
28/5/2013
10:52
jcs, I found from my limited experience that TW's tips are to be ignored and the opposite for his 'de-ramps'
ramu kumar
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