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JSE Jadestone Energy Plc

25.25
0.25 (1.00%)
04 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jadestone Energy Plc LSE:JSE London Ordinary Share GB00BLR71299 ORD GBP0.001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.25 1.00% 25.25 25.00 25.50 25.25 25.25 25.25 906,433 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 323.28M -91.27M -0.1688 -1.50 135.2M
Jadestone Energy Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JSE. The last closing price for Jadestone Energy was 25p. Over the last year, Jadestone Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 23.00p to 39.00p.

Jadestone Energy currently has 540,817,144 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jadestone Energy is £135.20 million. Jadestone Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/3/2019
11:30
Hopefully the video of last night's presentation will be available soon.
someuwin
13/3/2019
11:21
Spangle nothing wrong.
A hashtag such as #JSE can be used by anyone when posting a tweet and then you can search on that hashtag and with something like JSE there may be multiple different reasons for using that hashtag - not just Jadestone related.

Agreed we should probably limit further discussions about twitter from this thread.

homebrewruss
13/3/2019
11:16
thefartingcommie: with a handle like that you have about as much right as me to talk of seriousness ;-)
walter walcarpets
13/3/2019
11:02
are you lot taking over this previously serious and informative thread with vapid twitterati?

I do hope not..........

thefartingcommie
13/3/2019
10:53
What I know about twitter could be written in less than 140 characters, but if I follow the #JSE link in your header, it talks about the Johannesburg stock exchange. What am I doing wrong?
spangle93
13/3/2019
10:43
20 in the group
croasdalelfc
13/3/2019
09:57
I'm in several 'private' groups some with 75 members , the max allowed - @Croasdale01 - my profile shows my holding and prices on entry
croasdalelfc
13/3/2019
09:49
Twitter attracts a different set of investors (perhaps more traders) but good to open up the discussion.

I'm using both but in many ways I prefer ADVFN for discussion as you can post longer posts, refer to previous posts by number and also search the threads.

homebrewruss
13/3/2019
09:43
12 in group now -
croasdalelfc
13/3/2019
09:34
croas - interesting - will have a look.
mount teide
13/3/2019
09:19
Because it's always good to consider views of informed investors - I've started JSE group on twitter this morning - 5 in it so far
croasdalelfc
13/3/2019
09:16
A nice move for sure. I bought for my sons portfolio, virtually everything i touch at the moment seems to crash so somewhat relieved even though early days.
fozzie
13/3/2019
09:07
Can't get a buy quote for just £3k now.
someuwin
13/3/2019
09:06
Looks like a chart breakout/re-rating may be underway - a new all-time high share price is currently being paid.

L2: 45.2p v 46.0p

mount teide
13/3/2019
08:39
Indeed 250k x 2 @ 44.8p - someone appears keen - last nights presentation must have gone well !

Croasdalelfc - of course - no, do not have an account, although do occasionally read the comments of others and companies. Why do you ask?

mount teide
13/3/2019
08:26
Mount Teide - may I kindly ask if you are on twitter?
croasdalelfc
13/3/2019
08:22
Current actual bid/offer - 44.4p v 45.0p - with full offer price being paid.
mount teide
12/3/2019
21:14
Venezuela - Crude output has more than halved according to Bloomberg reports as a result of a five day Nationwide blackout seriously impacting the industry which is heavily reliant on the National Grid. Such is the fast deteriorating situation in the country, the US announced this afternoon that it is withdrawing ALL diplomats.

Saudi Arabia piled the pressure on the supply side today by announcing it is to keep oil production below 10 mb/d in April, extending its deeper-than-required cuts for another month. The move is said to highlight the Saudis desire to rapidly drain inventories and boost prices.


Crude Output Plunges on Venezuela Power Cuts - Bloomberg today

'Oil production in Venezuela has collapsed due to power blackouts throughout the country with state-owned Petroleos de Venezuela and its joint venture partners struggling to operate wells and other facilities due to the electrical problems which began four days ago, according to a senior Oil Ministry official.

Oil wells were halted and production stopped in some parts of the country as the industry depends on the national electricity grid, said the official, who asked not to be named since he’s not authorized to speak publicly on the matter. The person didn’t provide details on the scope or duration of the stoppage but described the cuts as severe.

Consultant Energy Aspects Ltd told clients in a note that Venezuelan oil production had fallen temporarily to as low as 500,000 barrels a day, more than 50 percent below 1.1 million barrels a day that the nation pumped in January. "Operations halted at main facilities, reducing output of main synthetic grades and blended Merey to almost zero," the consultant said.

The impact will be reflected in official production reports for March and company president and Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo should provide details on the situation this week, the person said. The ministry and company declined to comment on the state of the industry. PDVSA said on Sunday that gasoline supplies were guaranteed across the country.

Venezuela’s oil industry has already been decimated in recent years by declining production, a lack of investment and an exodus of trained and experienced managers and workers. In addition, sanctions recently closed Venezuela off from the U.S. market both for crude exports and imports of refined goods needed to blend with its heavy grade oil. Venezuela was exempted from the last round of OPEC-mandated output cuts due to the steep decline in production.

"The deterioration has accelerated," Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, said in an interview. Even before the current power blackouts, the IEA was expecting Venezuelan output to decline a further 500,000 barrels a day over time, he said. "I don’t see a reversal of the production trend in the current context."

"There’s a vicious circle," Birol said. "Since the oil isn’t exported, there’s no revenue, since there’s no revenue you cannot invest in infrastructure."

Output in the west of the country where lighter grades are pulled from wells has been hit hardest while some areas of the Orinoco Belt have been able to keep pumping, according to two people with direct knowledge of the situation.

The Orinoco Belt, which represents over 50 percent of total production, is connected to high voltage power lines coming from the hydroelectric dam known as El Guri where the bulk of Venezuela’s electricity is generated. PDVSA runs joint ventures with Equinor ASA, Chevron Corp, Total SA, Rosneft and Repsol SA, among others in the area.

Chevron and Equinor referred requests for comment to majority joint venture partner PDVSA while Total, Rosneft and Repsol didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment.

Oil stocks at upgraders, which are used to convert heavy tar-like crude into lighter blends for export, have reached their limits in the past weeks and downstream production was already being cut back at some oil wells to prevent backlog, one of the people said.

"We continue working to guarantee the efficient supply to the whole country, our inventories continue to be stable, we deny any shortage," PDVSA said on Twitter Monday.

Other than that, the government has remained silent both with details of the power failures and with any impact on the oil industry. Beyond blaming the opposition and U.S. for alleged sabotage of the Guri dam and distribution lines.'

mount teide
12/3/2019
16:42
Pleased I added at 42.9
croasdalelfc
12/3/2019
16:36
Must have been a big toe looking at the rise !
thomas11
12/3/2019
15:46
MT - thanks for that summary. I may well dip my toe in.
alphorn
12/3/2019
15:43
Looking promising for a breakout?
walter walcarpets
12/3/2019
15:20
Alp - some thoughts - make of it what you will!

The JSE management is guiding with a target of doubling production in 2019 versus 2018.

The longer term production forecast is for a further doubling of the 2019 guidance figure to circa 30,000 boepd by 2023 - which is expected to be achieved through a self financed program of organic growth.

Significant downside protection is built into the long term forecast imo by:

* An expected long term(10 year) Nat Gas supply agreement with Vietnam Government based on a fixed price(very high regional rate with yearly uplifts), together with a modest field development cost and potentially very low field operating expenses.

* The self financed production development plan through to 30,000 boepd is based on $50 Brent

* Production could be circa 20,000 bopd as early as H1/2020

* High potential for the operating expenses per barrel at both Montara and Stag to fall further into the range $15-$20/bbl over the next 15 months from their respective production development plans alone, before any further contribution from improving field operating efficiencies/costs etc

Should the management deliver a production development performance remotely close to the 2023 target, a valuation of many multiples of the current share-price is potentially achievable - with the added prospect of an accelerated timeline to 30,000 boepd from the acquisition of further high quality, competitively priced but poorly managed Australian oilfield assets similar to Montara and Stag.


AIMHO/DYOR

mount teide
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