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Posted at 02/1/2012 17:11 by liquid millionaire VIR, TOM & TXOFrom the 100% thread.... Skiboy10 - 31 Dec'11 - 15:27 - 77 of 81 Three stocks for 2012 VIR - Investment vehicle - 0.5p - Market Cap £2.9M Investments to date LDP shares 592m, cost 0.08p, total investment £473,600 bid price .22p, value now £1,302,400 LDP warrants at 0.15p, 166m, cost 0.0p, total investment £0 bid price .22p, value now £116,200 BRDY shares at 1.15p, 17m, cost 1.15p, total investment £195,500 bid price 1.7p, value now £289,000 Cash around £500,000 Total current NAV £2,207,600 or 0.382p per share Market Cap 578m shares at share price 0.5p £2,890,000 However the big news surrounds the links between VIR, Russian Steel, LDP, Abramovic steel commpany Evraz, ZOL. Apparently coking coal will be supplied by LDP which will be reversed into by Manas Coal. The key to VIR is that it can supply an essential ingredient of steel manufacture. All is being set up for it to acquire a S African manganese mine next week. What`s more, its already producing + profit making. Expectation is a move to 2p on completion of the manganese deal. Also the reversal of Manas coal into LDP would ensure a re-rating there and VIR's LDP shares at 1p would be work approx £6M. ==================== TomCo Energy - TOM - 1.725p - Market Cap £24.4M - Oil and Gas TOM owns oil shale leasing in Utah, USA, conaining up to 230M barrels of oil. Around 123 million barrels of this resource lie on the main tract of Holliday Block lease, and have now been classified as an Indicated Resource under the JORC Code. TomCo has entered into a License with Red Leaf Resources Inc (Red Leaf), which owns the EcoShale(TM) In-Capsule Process (EcoShale), to use this unique and environmentally sensitive technology to extract oil from TomCo's leases. Red Leaf is planning a 9,500 bopd commercial operation at their Seep Ridge site, which lies about 15 miles SW of TomCo's Holliday Block lease. First production is planned for late 2013 with TOM approx 12-18 behind. As part of the license Tomco also have a full collaboration agreement with Red Leaf which gives TomCo full access to all of Red Leaf's Technical data/experience. TomCo's strategy is to develop the Holliday Block lease as a similar follow-on project to Seep Ridge using the EcoShale(TM) In-Capsule Process, with the same targeted production of 9,500 bopd. The Holliday Block could sustain a 9,500 bopd operation for 20 years. Red Leaf Resources are rumoured to have signed a Joint Venture Agreement with supermajor Total SA of France who are investing up to $320M. TomCo are also thought to be talking to third parties regarding their own leases. Also just tipped in the Daily Mail yesterday saying not for widows or orphans but could be a 5-10 bagger this year. TomCo is worth digging up by Ian Lyall After being stung by the rather poor performance of Aviva, I have decided to go for it this year with a particularly speculative stock. TomCo Energy is not one for widows and orphans. But if it does take off in 2012, it has the potential to be a five or ten bagger. Using a revolutionary new technique, TomCo plans to strip mine oil shale in Utah. Close inspection of the shareholder register reveals the names of former Williams de Broe analyst Chris Brown, and Mark Donegan and Dominic Redfern, his former hedge-fund backers at Altima Partners. So the presence of investors of this calibre on the shareholder register suggests TomCo is at least worthy of closer scrutiny. ==================== TXO - Mid Price 0.69p - Market Cap £2.4M - Oil and Gas TXO reinvented itself earlier this year as an investment vehicle and has already made several deals. TXO has a 20% stake in Empire Energy who will be drilling in Tasmania for oil and gas in the New Year and are in the process of securing $50M to fund these drills. The structures are prospective for up to 668M barrels of oil. $50M has already been spent on research and seismic data. TXO also has a 10% shareholding with an option to increase to 42.2% in Grand Bahama Group which has two subsidiaries Morgan Oil USA and Morgan Oil Marine. Morgan Oil is an oil producer in Kentucky, USA with reserves at current prices valued at $31.5M however using horizontal drilling this could be as high as $100M. Morgan Oil Marine is a main supplier of BP Castrol Marine Products throughout the whole of the Bahamas. Servicing the 4,000 ships that visit annually could yield £20,000 to £35,000 in revenues per ship for the purchase of marine oil. Annual profits of $1.8M to $3.9M are expected. TXO is also currently in negotiations with Empire Energy to enter into a JV for a potentially revolutionary and very lucrative gas to liquids technology in the USA. At a cap of only £2.4M TXO have huge potential given the good spread of projects and the exciting drilling campaign due to start in the next few months in Tasmania. ==================== |
Posted at 31/12/2011 15:30 by skiboy10 Three stocks for 2012VIR - Investment vehicle - 0.5p - Market Cap £2.9M Investments to date LDP shares 592m, cost 0.08p, total investment £473,600 bid price .22p, value now £1,302,400 LDP warrants at 0.15p, 166m, cost 0.0p, total investment £0 bid price .22p, value now £116,200 BRDY shares at 1.15p, 17m, cost 1.15p, total investment £195,500 bid price 1.7p, value now £289,000 Cash around £500,000 Total current NAV £2,207,600 or 0.382p per share Market Cap 578m shares at share price 0.5p £2,890,000 However the big news surrounds the links between VIR, Russian Steel, LDP, Abramovic steel commpany Evraz, ZOL. Apparently coking coal will be supplied by LDP which will be reversed into by Manas Coal. The key to VIR is that it can supply an essential ingredient of steel manufacture. All is being set up for it to acquire a S African manganese mine next week. What`s more, its already producing + profit making. Expectation is a move to 2p on completion of the manganese deal. Also the reversal of Manas coal into LDP would ensure a re-rating there and VIR's LDP shares at 1p would be work approx £6M. ==================== TomCo Energy - TOM - 1.725p - Market Cap £24.4M - Oil and Gas TOM owns oil shale leasing in Utah, USA, conaining up to 230M barrels of oil. Around 123 million barrels of this resource lie on the main tract of Holliday Block lease, and have now been classified as an Indicated Resource under the JORC Code. TomCo has entered into a License with Red Leaf Resources Inc (Red Leaf), which owns the EcoShale(TM) In-Capsule Process (EcoShale), to use this unique and environmentally sensitive technology to extract oil from TomCo's leases. Red Leaf is planning a 9,500 bopd commercial operation at their Seep Ridge site, which lies about 15 miles SW of TomCo's Holliday Block lease. First production is planned for late 2013 with TOM approx 12-18 behind. As part of the license Tomco also have a full collaboration agreement with Red Leaf which gives TomCo full access to all of Red Leaf's Technical data/experience. TomCo's strategy is to develop the Holliday Block lease as a similar follow-on project to Seep Ridge using the EcoShale(TM) In-Capsule Process, with the same targeted production of 9,500 bopd. The Holliday Block could sustain a 9,500 bopd operation for 20 years. Red Leaf Resources are rumoured to have signed a Joint Venture Agreement with supermajor Total SA of France who are investing up to $320M. TomCo are also thought to be talking to third parties regarding their own leases. Also just tipped in the Daily Mail yesterday saying not for widows or orphans but could be a 5-10 bagger this year. TomCo is worth digging up by Ian Lyall After being stung by the rather poor performance of Aviva, I have decided to go for it this year with a particularly speculative stock. TomCo Energy is not one for widows and orphans. But if it does take off in 2012, it has the potential to be a five or ten bagger. Using a revolutionary new technique, TomCo plans to strip mine oil shale in Utah. Close inspection of the shareholder register reveals the names of former Williams de Broe analyst Chris Brown, and Mark Donegan and Dominic Redfern, his former hedge-fund backers at Altima Partners. So the presence of investors of this calibre on the shareholder register suggests TomCo is at least worthy of closer scrutiny. ==================== TXO - Mid Price 0.69p - Market Cap £2.4M - Oil and Gas TXO reinvented itself earlier this year as an investment vehicle and has already made several deals. TXO has a 20% stake in Empire Energy who will be drilling in Tasmania for oil and gas in the New Year and are in the process of securing $50M to fund these drills. The structures are prospective for up to 668M barrels of oil. $50M has already been spent on research and seismic data. TXO also has a 10% shareholding with an option to increase to 42.2% in Grand Bahama Group which has two subsidiaries Morgan Oil USA and Morgan Oil Marine. Morgan Oil is an oil producer in Kentucky, USA with reserves at current prices valued at $31.5M however using horizontal drilling this could be as high as $100M. Morgan Oil Marine is a main supplier of BP Castrol Marine Products throughout the whole of the Bahamas. Servicing the 4,000 ships that visit annually could yield £20,000 to £35,000 in revenues per ship for the purchase of marine oil. Annual profits of $1.8M to $3.9M are expected. TXO is also currently in negotiations with Empire Energy to enter into a JV for a potentially revolutionary and very lucrative gas to liquids technology in the USA. At a cap of only £2.4M TXO have huge potential given the good spread of projects and the exciting drilling campaign due to start in the next few months in Tasmania. ==================== |
Posted at 26/12/2011 12:51 by ivor hunch I would put forward Bahamas Petroleum BPC as a candidate for a substantial rise in 2012 - maybe not a 10 bagger but hopefully a 4-5 bagger. Its present price is 6p donw from a high of 25 in 2011. The technical reasons for investing are best seen on the company's website:In paricular the investors presentation of 28th November 2011. There could be a number of events in 2012 which will boost the share price: 1. The publication of its detailed 3d seismic survey which should show possible reserves of several billion barrels of oil 2. The announcement of a farm in with an oil major 3. The elections in the Bahamas and a subsequent announcement of a relaxation of the present no-drilling policy. The present minister of energy has announced that he will retire at the election and his replacement, who has been announced, should have a more favourable view on oil exploration. A good bet for 2012 in my view Ivor |
Posted at 24/12/2011 01:13 by pro_s2009 Aminex (AEX) - presently 3.5p a share.News out yesterday as above link that the 5th richest man in China is now an investor/supporter of AEX. Placing at 5p (45% above the current price) to get him on board. With this man providing funds (and he has billions), then 2012 could be a very good year for AEX. ------------ On top of that they spudded their Ntorya-1 well onshore Tanzania yesterday, results due in 30 days. Big upside potential if its oil or gas based on the present share price. The company also has assets in the USA (production and exploration), elsewhere in Tanzania, Egypt etc.. etc.. Potential for Ntorya-1, as below : VALUATION TIME FOR GAS AT NTORYA-1 P10 = 960 BCF of recoverable gas Aminex Share is 56.25% = 540 BCF Using a figure of 1p to AEX for each 24.5 BCF of gas in Tanzania. 540 / 24.5 = 22.04p Ntorya-1 GAS strike at P10 level = 22.04p per share to Aminex. -------------------- P50 = 600 BCF of recoverable gas Aminex Share is 56.25% = 337.5 BCF Using a figure of 1p to AEX for each 24.5 BCF of gas in Tanzania. 337.5 / 24.5 = 13.77p Ntorya-1 GAS strike at P50 level = 13.77p per share to Aminex. -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- VALUATION TIME FOR OIL AT NTORYA-1 P10 = 160 MMBO of recoverable oil Aminex Share is 56.25% = 90 million barrels 90 million barrels valued at a lowly 6 US$ in the ground (low valuation to allow for dilution, should be higher as this is only 30km from a port where oil could be trucked in the first instance for quick sales). 90,000,000 x 6 = 540,000,000 US$ = 346,000,000 pounds. Aminex shares in issue = 819,000,000 Ntorya-1 strike at P10 level valued at 6 US% a barrel in the ground = 42.24p per share to Aminex. -------------------- P50 = 100 MMBO of recoverable oil Aminex Share is 56.25% = 56.25 million barrels 56.25 million barrels valued at a lowly 6 US$ in the ground (low valuation to allow for dilution, should be higher as this is only 30km from a port where oil could be trucked in the first instance for quick sales). 56,250,000 x 6 = 337,500,000 US$ = 216,000,000 pounds. Aminex shares in issue = 819,000,000 Ntorya-1 strike at P50 level valued at 6 US% a barrel in the ground = 26.37p per share to Aminex. |
Posted at 12/8/2005 14:19 by fickena From last month's Share Mag:0lympic euphoria quickly took hold of the London stock market on Wednesday last week when news of the capital's Singapore triumph broke. The FTSE 100 was propelled to a new high and shares in sectors likely to benefit, including construction and support services, shot up, led by Balfour Beatty (BBY), Carillion (CLLN), Serco (SRP) and WS Atkins (ATK). Brokers and other commentators have been quick to point to the companies likely to benefit from the Games. But after the initial burst of enthusiasm, what investors really need to know is by how much? And when? The Shares staff have taken a look at some of the companies expected to do well out of the event and put some numbers together. First, though, some comment from City professionals. Richard Hunter, head of UK equities at stockbrokers Hargreaves Lansdown, pinpoints three construction sector players likely to emerge as winners from construction of the Olympic stadium and village plus improved transport links and facilities. Hanson (HNS) is a major supplier of building material products to road surfacing and infrastructure projects. Marshalls (MSLH) is another big building materials supplier, particularly of paving stones for large public areas. While housebuilder Berkeley Group (BKL) has moved its focus to urban generation projects and has good contacts with Australia's Land Lease, which has Olympic building experience. Companies involved in transporting competitors plus family, friends and spectators are also likely to be among the winners, says Hunter for example BAA (BAA), owner of the three major London airports, and airlines British Airways (BAY), Easyjet (EZJ) and Ryanair (RYA). However, Hunter cautions that while there are many possible beneficiaries from the Olympic Games coming to London, gains are by no means certain. 'Construction contracts are likely to be saddled with potentially heavy fines for companies who suffer delays in completing on time. Transport and tourism will see an influx of customers at and around the time of the Games but will this deter the normal tourists from holidaying in the UK?' Simon Haines, manager of the Threadneedle UK Mid 250 Fund, sees the Olympics as good news for mid caps with many of the key stocks placed in the FTSE 250 Index. Property and construction companies are best placed to generate the most attractive short-term gains, with other infrastructure plays benefiting increasingly as the countdown to 2012 progresses. Rachel Waring, building and construction analyst at Numis Securities, believes the sector will see benefits arriving from 2008. 'In the short/medium term, we believe fundamentals are more likely to drive performance at the individual groups,' says Waring. On a 12-month basis, significant outperformance in the short term 'could be treated as an opportunity to take profits'. The most downbeat comment comes from Simon Denham at spread betting firm Capital Spreads. 'The fact that corporate UK may do quite nicely out of the boost to infrastructure spending cannot quite drown out the feeling that the cost may bring the capital city close to bankruptcy,' he says. 'As an interested (and cynical) viewer of every major public building project in the UK for the past 30 years, the feeling is that unless blanket government approval of every aspect is passed through immediately, the chances are that we will be hosting the 2013 Olympics bang on time.' |
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