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JSE Jadestone Energy Plc

26.20
0.95 (3.76%)
05 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
  0.95 3.76% 26.20 26.00 27.00 27.25 24.90 25.00 2,448,381 16:35:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 323.28M -91.27M -0.1688 -1.57 136.56M
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 25.25p. 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 £136.56 million. Jadestone Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.57.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/1/2024
14:49
I concur with calcs though Stemis - would put the present day 27p somewhere around previous to raise 65p with warrant dilution if it gets over 50p.
nigelpm
19/1/2024
14:46
That's not really a fair comparison though. Since it was last £1 the company have 16% more shares to spread the value over and the company has gone from $117m of cash to net debt (probably understated) of $5m. Adjusting for those, the comparison is 27p v 69p. That doesn't take account of the dilutive impact of the warrants issued since then./

Which is still very material and the reason I put bracketed and explicitly called out the pre/post equity dilution! ;-)

nigelpm
19/1/2024
14:37
Thanks for posting ash always appreciate your postings
tom111
19/1/2024
14:22
Agreed YasX - we just need delivery by JSE with pleasant surprises of some bolt on self funding acquisitions once RBL is done and Akatara online...

Strong oil price would be a welcome tailwind should the one above deem so...

MarketScreener Analyst Consensus only 4/5 analysts that cover the firm (12 Month Target Prices are in USD for some reason) ->

ashkv
19/1/2024
13:09
The issue is that, as TTB points out, it is not simply the numbers but delivering them. Over the past year the Co. has frequently failed (for one reason or another, but mainly Montara) to achieve its previously stated objectives. If the market is pricing it correctly there is a significant risk that going forward they will continue to run into problems even if things like Akatara are lined up. If the market is wrong and there are no further issues on any front, the current price represents a great opportunity. I am in the latter camp. I can see why others might take the opposing view. But this is not a case of the numbers imply 'X' and therefore it is. Not so - PB needs to deliver and on a sustained basis to regain the confidence of investors. A decent update followed by a disappointing one will just not cut it.
yasx
19/1/2024
12:15
That's not really a fair comparison though. Since it was last £1 the company have 16% more shares to spread the value over and the company has gone from $117m of cash to net debt (probably understated) of $5m. Adjusting for those, the comparison is 27p v 69p. That doesn't take account of the dilutive impact of the warrants issued since then.
stemis
19/1/2024
11:10
I agree Taurus - but there's a very material difference in market cap when it was at £1 (pre equity raise) vs. now at 27p (post equity raise)
nigelpm
19/1/2024
11:04
ashkv - it's theoretically undervalued, dependent on future POO, Akatara going smoothly, no more higher de-commissioning costs etc. etc. etc.

But that argument could also have been used when it was a quid. Numbers can be as dangerous as they can be compelling. Too many unknowns, in many investors minds, equates to higher risk rather than better value.

taurusthebear
19/1/2024
10:54
Order book in auction looking much stronger - would expect near term move up now.
nigelpm
19/1/2024
10:36
Insight analysis etc welcome on all boards....however...

The below is "Twaddle"

"This is heading down. Until it heads up. No doubt it will prove a lucrative investment... at some time."

Oh great market timer... Is it undervalued, overvalued, fairly valued???

TaurusTheBear19 Jan '24 - 10:09 - 20741 of 20741
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The fact that anyone who offers a view different to ashkv is talking "twaddle" tells you all you need to know.

And underlines the pitfalls of BBs.

ashkv
19/1/2024
10:09
The fact that anyone who offers a view different to ashkv is talking "twaddle" tells you all you need to know.

And underlines the pitfalls of BBs.

taurusthebear
18/1/2024
19:51
Yes and the last trade of the day was a buy of 400.000
tom111
18/1/2024
18:43
0.34% of JSE outstanding shares traded on 18 Jan 24.

It has been an elevated week of trading volume for JSE - a number of Buys towards the end of the trading day.

# Trades 91
Vol. Sold 701,448
Sold Value £189.25k
Vol. Bought 1,117,876
Bought Value £302.87k

ashkv
18/1/2024
16:31
Lots of late trading today ?
s34icknote
18/1/2024
10:56
Whatever you say chief...

I bought more at 35p despite having an average in the low 60s prior to the 35p down buy...

Am not happy with the added costs for 2024 for Stag and Montara... However, share price reaction has been very harsh....

Please get your facts straight...

Also sorry about JSE loss if you are indeed a holder.. it would have been the case for the vast majority of AIM or even NYSE oilies - given the few exceptions such as AET....

Look where the once mighty Kistos is at today.... It is a harsh harsh market at the moment...

pughman18 Jan '24 - 10:41 - 20735 of 20735
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Ashkv, you've been peddling the same cobblers for months, you're beyond hope.

ashkv
18/1/2024
10:41
Ashkv, you've been peddling the same cobblers for months, you're beyond hope.
pughman
18/1/2024
10:21
Yup - very fair Stemis.
nigelpm
18/1/2024
09:54
t_headder and SteMis articulated my sentiments.

Why would most investors be interested, in the current market, in an unreliable small oiler whose Bulls are endlessly extolling by going through complex arithmetical calculations that may or may not prove accurate.

If the share prices of simple, progressive oil companies with reliable annual production increases are not rising, no amount of pumping by the likes of ashkv will change matters.

This is heading down. Until it heads up. No doubt it will prove a lucrative investment... at some time.

taurusthebear
18/1/2024
09:48
Winnet concur - JSE management had better not be given any bonuses as that will be salt on investor wounds...

Sentiment in O&G is dire - similar to JSE holdings that have had positive news I3E, AXL etc are within close range of 52 week lows...

ashkv
18/1/2024
09:45
Nigel - if your remark was directed at me, I am always reviewing all my positions, continually. In this case, I will be holding JSE for at least another year, but I won't be buying any more without changes being made...

Don't confuse my frustration with capitulation.

winnet
18/1/2024
09:43
Good news has been entirely overlooked...

I too am aggrieved by JSE management as I was of mind that why there was no update on Montara remediation until the recent RNS? Progress with tanks etc?

JSE management should have been upfront in 2023 post hiring the surveyor and not started 2024 on a sour Montara/Stag note. PB needs to learn that he is no demi-god who can outsmart the market.

Also I am wary of the RBL redetermination so will not add until this is sorted out. JSE post Montara mishaps has scored many self goals with the RBL linked equity financing being the most severe and avoidable. Along with the Thai gas asset acquisition in early 2023 when financing was required for Akatara - inexplicable!!!

PB has to take the responsibility for these strategic blunders...

CFO's competence concerns me so until RBL is sorted I believe share price will overcompensate for the same.

Once RBL is sorted and as long as Akatara is going to plan I will double my holding - if the share price is at such super depressed levels.

MT can you speak as to Akatara returns? I was reviewing the same and to me it appears not lucrative for the USD150-200mn Capex based on the return profile unless further reserves unlocked? And more so not lucrative given the expensive equity raise arising from the RBL to finance Akatara.

Lets hope JSE conjures up a deal such as the recent HBR deal!!! PB needs to put or shut-up... Perhaps a farm-in / progress with the significant undeveloped Vietnam gas field.

JSE is a solid hold for me and I would be thrilled if my average was 27p...

SteMiS18 Jan '24 - 07:50 - 20725 of 20726
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For sure Stemis. Is it worth a 25% fall on that RNS though? That's the simple way of looking at.

I think the fall is just a reflection of that, once again JSE has managed to come up with some bad news to offset the potential recovery from the last set of bad news. Lots of holders on here pointing to potential production figures for 2024 and what that would do to the profitability. The market is basically saying 'we've been here before so until they've actually delivered them, we're not interested'. So you have a share price driven by some holders giving up hope and potential new holders not seeing any point in buying at the moment (against a backdrop of a general market that is neither interested in oil nor interested in small companies...so small oil companies are a particular tough sell)

ashkv
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