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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Iog Plc | IOG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 2.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 2.00 | 2.00 |
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Posted at 29/9/2023 10:27 by bri15 Who gave me a thumbs down? Only trying to help investors here to try and recoup some losses,EOG is way undervalued and due a massive breakout. |
Posted at 29/9/2023 05:26 by ashkv Commiserations to the holders.BH and myself have been banging on for a while that it is not looking good - I was hopeful that a sale might be transacted prior to this unfortunate outcome for equity investors. Hopefully some potential investors and holders heeded the concerns that were highlighted. RIP IOG |
Posted at 21/9/2023 12:34 by jaknife LOL @ Wewillwin20So you want to convince us that Buffet has stopped being a top investor, where he applies company funds to get the best returns available. And instead he's become a charity outfit where he bails out insolvent companies in order to benefit UK small cap investors? Be honest, this was your dream last night, the only person suggesting that Buffet has temporarily lost his marbles is you. |
Posted at 17/9/2023 16:33 by jaknife There's no point blaming "naked shorts", it's impossible to "naked short" in the UK. And there's hardly any short interest in IOG:The reality of the matter is that the fall in the share price has been caused by the bulls selling as they slowly capitulate and realise that IOG is a dog. (And margined investor like Robbie who have been forced, by margin calls, to sell their shares.) |
Posted at 06/9/2023 07:58 by mam fach Because we've a few rotten RNS's lately!How much 'bad luck' can an investor stand. Being realistic not much more. GLA |
Posted at 26/7/2023 07:00 by goldennuggets87 A stakeholder has a vested interest in a company and can either affect or be affected by a business' operations and performance. Typical stakeholders are investors, employees, customers, suppliers, communities, governments, or trade associations.https:/ |
Posted at 13/7/2023 07:12 by ashkv Also please don't forget to clarify that IOG only has 50% of the below - and even less given the opaque mechanics of the "Royalty Deal" as was updated in yesterday's RNS!!!IOG at max is a 4p stock - and very likely could be a 0 in 12 months should bond investors play hardball - or no acquirers show up!!! KIST and SQZ are by far better places for cash / UK gas exposure as severly undervalued on an EV/Flowing Barrel metric as compared to IOG even at a lowly 3p!!! deltalo12 Jul '23 - 22:56 - 5400 of 5402 0 0 0 20-30 range is from 2H23, “ April to June”The average was going to be lower as I explained in my previous post. The company could had worded it more clearly. The bond will be extended imo to 2028. Atb old Bant. |
Posted at 12/7/2023 17:46 by ashkv Feel bummed for IOG investors and hope some were curtailed losses by my heads up as to the ramping.I sold out of IOG at around 30p on first indications of reservoir issues - and will only reinvest if the share price is in the low 2p range!!! As I don't see a buy-out north of 4p given the current market conditions. A buy-out or some manner of deal is in my assessment the only way investors don't get wiped out by bond holders or a super dilutive equity raise!!! Barring an unlikely sustained super spike in gas prices!!! IOG Share Price: 3 IOG share price vs 52 Week low of 3p on 12 July 23: 0.00% IOG share price vs 52 Week High of 42p on 24 Mar 22: -92.86% Shares Outstanding: 523,855,758 GBPUSD: 1.29 Brent: $80.00 British Gas Prices (Next Month): £66 EURGBP: 0.8567 EURUSD: 1.11 MarketCap GBP: £15,715,673 MarketCap USD: $20,273,218 Cash - GBP (30 June 2023): £13,000,000 Cash - USD (30 June 2023): $16,770,000 Debt (GBP): £97,270,000 Debt (USD): $125,478,300 Net Debt (GBP): £84,270,000 Net Debt (USD): $108,708,300 Enterprise Value: $117,543,218 2022 Actual Average Production: 2,603 2023 Average H1 Production 13.8 mmscf/d: 1,311 Mid-Guidance for H2 2023 25 mmcf/d - IOG 50% Share (20-30 mmcf/d): 2,375 Enterprise Value/Barrel 2022 Actual Average Production: $45,157 Enterprise Value/Barrel H1 2023 Production: $89,659 Enterprise Value/Barrel Mid-Guidance Production H2 2023 25 mmcf/d - IOG 50% Share (20-30 mmcf/d): $49,492 Decommissioning Expenses (GBP): £16,600,000 IOG LIABILITIES − €100m Senior Secured Bond Maturity 19 Sep 2024: £87,000,000 − LOG Subordinated Convertible Loan: £9,300,000 − Decommissioning provision: £16.6m Total Liabilities £96,300,000 |
Posted at 26/6/2023 10:17 by ashkv GBP 16mn a month minus operating costs and assuming 100% efficiency at 40 mmcf... IOG have not been able to sustain production for more than a couple of months - and have sprung horrors on their investors...IOG Share Price: 6 IOG share price vs 52 Week low of 3.26p on 7 Jun 23: 84.05% IOG share price vs 52 Week High of 42p on 24 Mar 22: -85.71% Shares Outstanding: 523,855,758 GBPUSD: 1.27 Brent: $74.25 British Gas Prices (Next Month): £87 EURGBP: 0.86 EURUSD: 1.09 MarketCap GBP: £31,431,345 MarketCap USD: $39,917,809 Cash - GBP (30 Apr 2023): £31,900,000 Cash - USD (30 Apr 2023): $40,513,000 Debt (GBP): £97,600,000 Debt (USD): $123,952,000 Net Debt (GBP): £65,700,000 Net Debt (USD): $83,439,000 Enterprise Value: $137,517,809 2022 Actual Average Production: 5,206 2023 Average YTD Production 14.9 mmscf/d (2 May 23 RNS): 2,831 Post Clean-up June 23 Production from Blythe H2 Well (40 mmcf/d): 7,090 Guidance for Mid 2023 (30-40 mmcf/d) on Blythe 2nd Well Success: 6,650 Enterprise Value/Barrel 2022 Actual Average Production: $26,415 Enterprise Value/Barrel Current Production 14.9 mmscf/d (2 May 23 RNS) : $48,576 Enterprise Value/Barrel - Post Clean-up June 23 Production from Blythe H2 Well: $19,396 Enterprise Value/Barrel Blythe 2nd well 2023 Guidance: $20,679 Decommissioning Expenses (GBP): £16,600,000 IOG LIABILITIES − €100m Senior Secured Bond Maturity 19 Sep 2024: £87,000,000 − LOG Subordinated Convertible Loan: £9,300,000 − Decommissioning provision: £16.6m Total Liabilities £96,300,000 |
Posted at 23/6/2023 08:26 by goldennuggets87 I've done very well put it that way. I don't need to blow my own trumpet on my past career like jak. I also will do very well here with time. I have all the patience in the world. They can spread as much fear as they want. Been there all before with Kod and prem De-rampers we're rife for so long with them shares. And I multibagged with them. I will multibag here also. Jak has a tiny short on here. Can verify by ortex short data. GLA investors here. Soon be winter prices ;) |
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