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JSE Jadestone Energy Plc

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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
  0.00 0.00% 20.25 20.00 20.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 416.24M -44.14M -0.0816 -2.48 109.52M
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 20.25p. Over the last year, Jadestone Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 18.75p to 33.25p.

Jadestone Energy currently has 540,817,144 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jadestone Energy is £109.52 million. Jadestone Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.48.

Jadestone Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/6/2025
09:34:51
But there's still only 1 s/t in the plan shown in 23765
spangle93
13/6/2025
09:34:42
yes - all in 82 metres of water
sea7
13/6/2025
09:30:18
Quite the plan - having spent a reasonable period behind the scenes at oil companies that is indeed the part that investors really fail to understand - quite how complex this is.
nigelpm
13/6/2025
09:16:19
If you look at the drilling environment plan, it does show the following..



Page 27

• Drill 406 mm (16 in) hole open water.
• Drill 311 mm (12¼ in) hole.
• Drill 216 mm (8½ in) hole to well TD.

full drill plan..

• Mobilise MODU to field.
• Obtain permission to enter Skua 500 m (1,640 ft) zone.
• Position the MODU on location.
• Preload legs, jack up, skid cantilever into position.
• Remove corrosion cap from the subsea tree.
• Connect HP riser to subsea tree, install MODU BOP onto HP riser and pressure test.
• Recover the internal tree cap.
• Run in with 140 mm (5½ in) drill pipe and degas the A-annulus. Via the rig Mud Gas Separator.(or by
other means as specified in the MODU Safety Case Revision).
• Install the internal 178 mm (7 in) landing string complete with the universal running tool (URT).
• Install intervention pressure control equipment.
• Recover lower crown plug.
• Bullhead kill well.
• Install deep-set mechanical plug isolate the reservoir
• Cut the tubing above packer and recover SCSSV and 700 m of tubing
• Set a cement plug with remaining completion string to permanently abandon the reservoir.
• Verify cement plug. Release sacrificial stinger, retrieve drill pipe to surface
• Penetrate 244 mm (9⅝ in) and degas B-annulus.
• Pull riser and rack back BOP.
• Dual Cut 244 mm (9⅝ in) casing and 340 mm (13⅜ in) casing.
• Pull 244 mm (9⅝ in) seal assembly.
• Recover 244 mm (9⅝ in) casing.
• Recover 340 mm (13⅜ in) casing with high-pressure well head housing (HPWHH).
• Set kick-off plug.
• Drill 406 mm (16 in) hole open water.
• Run and cement 340 mm (13⅜ in) casing.
• Run riser and BOP.
• Make up to HPWHH.
• Drill 311 mm (12¼ in) hole.
• Run and cement 244 mm (9⅝ in) casing.
• Drill 216 mm (8½ in) hole to well TD.
• Install sand screens and lower completion with deep barrier.
• Wellbore clean up.
• Install temporary suspension packer
• Recover HP riser and BOP.
• Install subsea tree, riser and BOP.
• Run landing string.
• Run upper completion.
• Recover landing string.
• Pull riser and rack back BOP.
• Rig demobilisation, including retracting the cantilever and jacking-down.

sea7
13/6/2025
08:52:34
Are you sure you've read that chart correctly?There seem to be three bore holes at Skua 11 with different start date dating back to the middle of May 23 of May and the last one ST3 on the 11th of June as you said.I'm not sure how to interpret that but I think it needs some interpretation
fardels bear
13/6/2025
08:37:39
Oh NO!!!! Thanks for sharing Sea7 and for keeping a close tab on this! I needed this like a hole in the head!
oilinvestoral
13/6/2025
08:32:44
Neats portal shows Jadestone kick off date for SKUA11 ST3 as 11/6/2025
sea7
13/6/2025
08:05:18
Good start here, GLA
lawson27
13/6/2025
06:10:16
Oil soaring should be an interesting day
forrest1987
12/6/2025
08:15:49
action yesterday says to me days not weeks... Just my uninformed opinion.
winnet
12/6/2025
08:03:21
yep, thanks OI - another couple of weeks would seem appropriate
sea7
12/6/2025
07:59:24
That's my understanding Sea 7. Reading between the lines on the date of the annual results they had managed to plug the original well , cut the tubing and recover the existing completion. So that ties in with the 25th May date which you posted for commencing the new sidetrack. 3 weeks to drill, run casing / liner then run and test completion is probably asking too much (specially on a subsea well).
oilinvestoral
12/6/2025
07:51:51
Sounds about right OI

The info on NEATS Well data shows the kick off dates for SKUA11 ST1 being 13th May 2025 and SKUA11 ST2 being 25th May 2025. It indicates borehole status as in progress.

sea7
11/6/2025
17:27:58
Dcarn


May be a little early for a "gusher".


Adel Chaouch on 20th May: "The well will take longer than originally planned to execute largely due to events outside our control. With unusually late seasonal weather offshore Western Australia in April which past directly over the montara assets. This meant downmanning both rig and montara for a period. Since up-manning the rig, we have seen good progress. We expect the well to be online end of next month late in June"


I'm expecting the results in another 10 days to a couple of weeks give or take.

oilinvestoral
11/6/2025
14:24:39
Saying that, the oil price will also be helping, up 2% so far today.
dcarn
11/6/2025
14:20:11
We must have a gusher.
dcarn
11/6/2025
13:58:07
I still reckon it's a leaky Nigel
fardels bear
11/6/2025
13:30:59
Looks like more institutions being cleared out. Probably at the bottom.
nigelpm
11/6/2025
13:04:15
Joined you for a few @21s, charts looking primed, GLA
lawson27
11/6/2025
12:27:26
4,444,444 share trade printed at 21p
sea7
10/6/2025
15:34:28
a 400k will definitely be a non-MM trade i.e. both buy/sell - obviously depends on who initiated it.
nigelpm
10/6/2025
15:12:57
Decent 400k share buy at 21.25 gone through
sea7
10/6/2025
13:57:50
I note that end of may 31st Major shareholders updated on JSE website

bailiie gifford is now down to 6.87% from 6.91%
hargreaves down to 4.14% from 4.21%

all others unchanged

sea7
09/6/2025
13:49:50
I see no basis for a raise at this point.
yasx
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