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JOG Jersey Oil And Gas Plc

151.00
8.00 (5.59%)
14 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jersey Oil And Gas Plc LSE:JOG London Ordinary Share GB00BYN5YK77 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.00 5.59% 151.00 150.00 152.00 152.50 145.00 145.00 493,921 15:35:39
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 0 -3.11M -0.0954 -15.83 49.16M
Jersey Oil And Gas Plc is listed in the Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JOG. The last closing price for Jersey Oil And Gas was 143p. Over the last year, Jersey Oil And Gas shares have traded in a share price range of 143.00p to 262.50p.

Jersey Oil And Gas currently has 32,554,293 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jersey Oil And Gas is £49.16 million. Jersey Oil And Gas has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -15.83.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/5/2020
18:24
Might aswell be worth 100 billion until you get it out of the ground the current market will just ignore it .The big question is can JOG secure a farm out before next year when the cash runs out .In this market it's not going to be easy certainly not at $30 a barrel.
rbonnier
28/5/2020
17:21
Can you focus more on why oil assets of £1b are currently valued at £20m (JOG market value) a discount of £980m. The last time you raised the salary subject Kak, JOG was at 60p so the market doesn't give a fig (up 66%). Thank you directors for succeeding to put those oil assets on the balance sheet in the period covered by the accounts btw.
mariopeter
28/5/2020
16:21
Seems the remuneration issue, highlighted here many days ago, is raising concerns. Any comparison with Charity Execs is irrelevant as they are never worth the salaries stated. I for one will never contribute to a Charity that acts in such a ridiculous manner.
As far as JOG is concerned the level of rewards do not reflect the value shareholders have recently enjoyed. There are many who hold Rights Issue shares at £2 and holding in the hope the bonanza will arrive. Those shareholders and many others have taken the risk and yet we see the Execs taking little or no risk even though being handsomely rewarded otherwise. The ballooning pay bill will be burning at least £1m pa at current rates.
The 67% award last year could have been better structured, over, say, 3 years.

kakapo1
28/5/2020
14:27
220 mmbo of discovered recoverable oil is worth a heck of a lot more than £20m which is the market cap of JOG at £1.04. Enjoy the ride.
mariopeter
28/5/2020
10:49
There we go :)
pro_s2009
28/5/2020
09:14
A try at 100p today perhaps ?
pro_s2009
28/5/2020
09:02
There is interest from the start of the day and the spread is narrow 96 v 98p after moving up at both sides
master rsi
28/5/2020
08:57
RBonnier

re - sold

I suspected wrong game being played by some posters, now I now know why,
....Is from the horse's mouth.... sold

master rsi
28/5/2020
07:50
Tiny fraction of what top people in some charities get !

"Vicky Browning, chief executive of the charity leaders body Acevo, says it is important that charity chiefs are fairly remunerated for the skills, experience and responsibility involved in running a charity"

mariopeter
28/5/2020
02:07
It will in time, I am sure.
pro_s2009
28/5/2020
00:59
Their salaries £225k are by no means small some what double of the prime minister !
rbonnier
28/5/2020
00:28
That point was made before and quite a good spot. So the discovered resources moved from zero to 220 mmbo in the year that they took additional salary. Man each to their own and I pretty much agree with their increase. I am not concerned about the cash either as the farm-outs will demonstrate. I have seen much much worse when it comes to snouts in the trough but it does not mean that the directors have no faith in the Company. My reason for holding has zilch to do with level of salaries but everyone is different and that is why the world is round and not square. Just to add I also don't see why directors have to buy shares in the Company to give credibility. In my view their salaries are small and they have lives to lead.
mariopeter
27/5/2020
21:18
No we only know that in 2018 and 2019 there were 5 Directors.
2018 - £557,341
2019 - £941,933

This is a 69% rise and is a possible Red Flag
Especially if the directors wage bill 2020 is well over £1 million with probably less than £10 million in the bank .

rbonnier
27/5/2020
20:41
Do we know the breakdown of salaries?
36redhill
27/5/2020
19:05
Can we get above £1 though. Big number in peoples minds. But like the 99p shop.
36redhill
27/5/2020
19:03
Bones I thought they had got proven reserves? Surely less risky than drilling?
36redhill
27/5/2020
18:46
You said that at 50p
peanut100
27/5/2020
17:10
and share price holding on previous Intraday High 95p
But we had managed an Intraday high of 97.50p

master rsi
27/5/2020
17:03
Catchingmice

Bones is just eating the wrong diet, it looks like there is no "CALCIUM" so no wonder - peanuts - help with the diet, maybe some of your "mice" would be helpful also in putting some meat on those Bones.

master rsi
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