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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Lekoil	LSE:LEK	London	Ordinary Share	KYG5462G1073	ORD USD0.00005 (DI)

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.30p	+3.33%	9.30p	434,835	16:35:25

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
9.12p		9.48p	9.12p	9.00p	9.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	22.84	-10.99	0.74	11.7	49.9

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
13/12/2018	16:40	UKREG	Lekoil Limited Second Price Monitoring Extn
13/12/2018	16:35	UKREG	Lekoil Limited Price Monitoring Extension
03/12/2018	13:38	ALNC	Lekoil Says Court Has Accelerated Hearing For OPL310 Block Case
03/12/2018	07:46	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
03/12/2018	07:01	UKREG	Lekoil Limited OPL 310 - Update Re: Application for a Declaration
29/11/2018	16:40	UKREG	Lekoil Limited Second Price Monitoring Extn
29/11/2018	16:35	UKREG	Lekoil Limited Price Monitoring Extension
26/11/2018	15:29	ALNC	Lekoil Requests Nigerian OPL 3190 Licence Extension After Delays
26/11/2018	07:00	UKREG	Lekoil Limited OPL 310 Licence Relief from Expiration
22/11/2018	16:40	UKREG	Lekoil Limited Second Price Monitoring Extn

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15/12/2018 08:20	Lekoil Daily Update: Lekoil is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LEK. The last closing price for Lekoil was 9p. Lekoil has a 4 week average price of 7.80p and a 12 week average price of 7.80p. The 1 year high share price is 21.10p while the 1 year low share price is currently 7.80p. There are currently 536,529,893 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 127,042 shares. The market capitalisation of Lekoil is £49,897,280.05. Read Full Thread Reply
05/12/2018 21:39	alamaison5: NEED TIPS KIDS? ALL VERIFIABLE. AND LIVE TOO!! xxx alamaison5 22 Nov '18 - 13:09 - 13924 of 14474 Edit Back in with 30,000 shares. Bid creeping up from 9.81p to 9.85p after 2 tiny sell. One of them been 100, lol. I call the bottom. Also the drill is an up-drill. Which is much safer (to strike oil) than a deep-drill. Net for AMER = 3 millions barrels. alamaison5 4 Dec '18 - 14:11 - 4454 of 4468 Edit Thomas Cook: £10k for me 20.2p alamaison5 4 Dec '18 - 14:46 - 4459 of 4468 Edit TAP: Starting to buy at 185p. Small amount for now. Only £2k And now I'll give you! alamaison5 28 Nov '18 - 18:15 - 14356 of 14474 Edit bad gateway28 Have you seen the directors are still buying there. 500k by Giles announced this morning at 13.73p which is nice too. Hopefully some more to go there yet. THE VILLAGE IDIOT xxx alamaison55 Dec '18 - 17:56 - 4487 of 4491 Edit LEK: No sell, BID higher every day. Share Price: 9.35 Bid: 9.22 Ask: 9.48 Change: 0.26 (+2.86%) 12p by end of month if not B4. Enjoy and learn kids. xxx Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/12/2018 17:56	alamaison5: LEK: No sell, BID higher every day. Share Price: 9.35 Bid: 9.22 Ask: 9.48 Change: 0.26 (+2.86%) 12p by end of month if not B4. Enjoy and learn kids. xxx Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/12/2018 17:35	alamaison5: Share Price: 9.35 Bid: 9.22 Ask: 9.48 Change: 0.26 (+2.86%) This one, Trigger Blade5 Dec '18 - 17:25 - 4483 of 4484 (Filtered) has been on my filter for few month now. arteespresso4 Dec '18 - 15:46 - 4472 of 4473 (Filtered) sammyshares3 Dec '18 - 19:56 - 4434 of 4454 (Filtered) goblin993 Dec '18 - 21:03 - 4435 of 4454 (Filtered) bad gateway4 Dec '18 - 07:19 - 4436 of 4454 (Filtered) jailbird4 Dec '18 - 12:43 - 4452 of 4454 (Filtered) I need 4 more please! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/12/2018 14:56	alamaison5: Share Price Information for Lekoil (LEK) Share Price: 9.28 Bid: 9.02 Ask: 9.28 Change: 0.58 (+6.67%) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/12/2018 17:34	bad gateway: lol@ fangorn. nigeria's something else isn't it? Don't think they'll get OPL310 Approval after the 9th Jan Court case just an explanation of why its not approved as indicated in their RNS.. "LEKOIL has, to date, not received Ministerial Consent for its acquisition of the additional 22.86 per cent interest in OPL 310 or a satisfactory explanation as to why such consent has not been forthcoming" LEK is not liked in Nigeria.. Lekoil’s hapless investors that had invested significant amount of money on the Ogo field since 2013 continue to watch as their value erodes with permanently depressed share prices subsequent to the 2008 economic meltdown. This is in sharp contrast to Lekoil’s competitors in the industry whose investors had enjoyed appreciable increase in the rate of returns and share price in the last two years riding on the global increase in Oil Price. Lekoil’s directors who are savvy financial experts may as well know that the investors have been taken to the cleaners hxxps://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/271319/assault-on-nigerias-presidencyogo-opl-310-fiasco-and-nige.html Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/12/2018 13:54	bad gateway: ala are you trying to bury bad news? Can't believe you never saw this share price action coming after lambasting everyone else for not researching and you kept averaging down? Lunacy just lunacy and now you're telling others to buy in too? What a git. How on earth are they EVER going to be able to operate in Nigeria after peeing off the Oil and Gas regulator, Government Ministers and the President like this? Reckon they'll get the early decision they're attempting to force and it'll be On your bikes son Nigeria's done with you! THE NIGERIAN VOICE 6 October 2018 07:25 CET Assault on Nigeria’s Presidency: Ogo OPL 310 Fiasco and Nigeria High-Powered Politics"- The Nigerian Government and the Oil and Gas Industry is still reverberating, scandalized and shocked by the impetuousness exhibited by the Nigerian minnow, Lekoil Oil and Gas ltd, a London quoted company, otherwise known as Mayfair Investment in the ill-informed decision to sue the substantive Minister of Petroleum of the Country, the sitting President, Muhammad Buhari and the regulatory agency, the DPR.The case is even more enthralling given the fact that the Company does not have a legal, moral or technical case on the Ogo field brouhaha since the claim to have purchased defunct Afren’s 17.14 % share of the field from the UK black market, at much less than the market value, without obtaining requisite approval is illegal, illicit and tantamount to an attack on the Sovereignty of the Country. Impeccable sources close to the Presidency claims that the Nigerian Government, given its anti-corruption and pro-business policies has determined to thoroughly investigate the lingering saga and deal with it once and for all. The intent of the Government, we gather is to ensure equity is served without fear or prejudice, while protecting the perceived assault on the integrity of the Government. Although Industry observers are astonished with the Lekoil’s grandstanding, and brazen bravado, the Company may be depending on her closeness with the current Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu and the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo who is a Yoruba like Lekan Akinyanmi, Lekoil’s CEO. Some Yoruba Kings, Senators and other politicians are also said to be running errands,lobbying for the Company. Despite these connections and the obvious intense politicking, we note that the Operator of the Ogo field, Optimum Petroleum is also highly connected with both the Federal Government and NNPC and has recently intensified her efforts to protect her interest and salvage value from the controversial asset. Lekoil is not without blame in the unending saga around OPL 310 since the Company has developed a reputation within the Nigerian Oil and Gas sector as one that does not honor agreements. The companyhas demonstrated it does not have the capital-raising prowess nor Afren’s technical acumen and has tremendously impaired the value of the Ogo field. It is also a Company that has not cultivated the required ability to manage JV relationships nor the deftness to navigate the corridors of power in Nigeria. For instance, there had been several attempts by the DPR, the regulator in the past to reach mutually-agreeable consensus between the two Companies, but Lekoil had consistently rejected even after such agreements were signed by both parties with the regulator as witness. The inconsistency and somersaults has significantly eroded trust between the two parties and had drawn the ire of the regulators and the NNPC. The sympathy of other indigenous oil Companies and independents in Nigeria lie with Optimum resources since her hopes as a thriving indigenous Companies have been dashed and she appears increasingly helpless. Most of these Companies have their own horror stories to tell, but the case of Optimum is sorrier since the Company never had a definitive agreement with Lekoil but were forced to consider them through defunct Afren without required due-diligence or regulatory approval. One critical lesson from the OPL 310 story is that the regulator and Government need to do more to protect indigenous Oil Companies against dubious, portfolio Companies that saunters the Nigeria Oil and Gas space luring indigenous Companies and leaving mostly bankrupt Companies in their trail. If care is not taken, the goals of the Government in developing vibrant local Companies will be sacrificed to flashy Companies that take the unexperienced indigenous Companies to the cleaners. There may be respite for Optimum petroleum however, since sources close to the presidency has revealed that Lekoil’s claimed approval for the 17.14 %, obtained from the Minister of State for Petroleum in 2017 did not follow proper regulatory provisions since it is only the Minister of Petroleum, in this case, President Muhammad Buhari, that can approve the assignment of interests in Nigeria Oil fields. It is because of these intense lobbying, corruption and backhand deals rampant in the Nigeria Oil and Gas industry that the incorruptible President has not designated anybody as the substantive Minister of Petroleum since 2015. The industry is still awashed with the sleaze generated by the last substantive Minister of Petroleum, Mrs. Alison Madueke. The legal fiasco has introduced an extra layer of uncertainty on the viability of the geologically challenging Ogo field and has cast a doubt on Lekoil’s plans for the field. The deepwater field is gas-prone with about 2TCF of gas reserves which makes gas development and monetization key to the field’s profitability. Geographically, this is a huge challenge since the Nigerian economy is not developed enough to optimally utilize such gas rates and the option of floating LNG may be too capital intensive for a small Company like Lekoil to fund. In addition to these, most of Lekoil’s executives are Nigerians and it has been difficult for them to shake-off the corruption and incompetence tag associated with Nigerian Companies. Lekoil’s hapless investors that had invested significant amount of money on the Ogo field since 2013 continue to watch as their value erodes with permanently depressed share prices subsequent to the 2008 economic meltdown. This is in sharp contrast to Lekoil’s competitors in the industry whose investors had enjoyed appreciable increase in the rate of returns and share price in the last two years riding on the global increase in Oil Price. Lekoil’s directors who are savvy financial experts may as well know that the investors have been taken to the cleaners and that they have been sold a lemon on the Ogo field. Industry experts believe that Lekoil has lost interest in developing the field and may change her focus in the near term to cash generating assets with the intent to gradually charge off the book value the Ogo field as impairments against the free cash flows in the next couple of years. This would leave the investors, the Nigerian Government and Optimum Energy with an asset they cannot benefit from. The audacity of the company is probably dependent on the high-powered 2019 elections since the future of the Company in Nigeria lies squarely on who the President of the Country is after the election. It is very difficult, given the legal opprobrium and the undeserved affront on the blameless Nigerian President for Lekoil to make friends at Aso rock, the seat of Power. While some investors had cut their losses by divesting most of their equity in 2018, others may be watching the 2019 election with keen interest to make decision since the Company seems to be war with a powerful Northern Hegemony, the Regulator and the Presidency. This decision is made more imperative since another global downturn and oil price reduction may be imminent given the current trade war between the USA and China. hTTps://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/271319/assault-on-nigerias-presidencyogo-opl-310-fiasco-and-nige.html Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/12/2018 13:03	bad gateway: THE NIGERIAN VOICE 6 October 2018 07:25 CET Assault on Nigeria’s Presidency: Ogo OPL 310 Fiasco and Nigeria High-Powered Politics"- The Nigerian Government and the Oil and Gas Industry is still reverberating, scandalized and shocked by the impetuousness exhibited by the Nigerian minnow, Lekoil Oil and Gas ltd, a London quoted company, otherwise known as Mayfair Investment in the ill-informed decision to sue the substantive Minister of Petroleum of the Country, the sitting President, Muhammad Buhari and the regulatory agency, the DPR.The case is even more enthralling given the fact that the Company does not have a legal, moral or technical case on the Ogo field brouhaha since the claim to have purchased defunct Afren’s 17.14 % share of the field from the UK black market, at much less than the market value, without obtaining requisite approval is illegal, illicit and tantamount to an attack on the Sovereignty of the Country. Impeccable sources close to the Presidency claims that the Nigerian Government, given its anti-corruption and pro-business policies has determined to thoroughly investigate the lingering saga and deal with it once and for all. The intent of the Government, we gather is to ensure equity is served without fear or prejudice, while protecting the perceived assault on the integrity of the Government. Although Industry observers are astonished with the Lekoil’s grandstanding, and brazen bravado, the Company may be depending on her closeness with the current Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu and the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo who is a Yoruba like Lekan Akinyanmi, Lekoil’s CEO. Some Yoruba Kings, Senators and other politicians are also said to be running errands,lobbying for the Company. Despite these connections and the obvious intense politicking, we note that the Operator of the Ogo field, Optimum Petroleum is also highly connected with both the Federal Government and NNPC and has recently intensified her efforts to protect her interest and salvage value from the controversial asset. Lekoil is not without blame in the unending saga around OPL 310 since the Company has developed a reputation within the Nigerian Oil and Gas sector as one that does not honor agreements. The companyhas demonstrated it does not have the capital-raising prowess nor Afren’s technical acumen and has tremendously impaired the value of the Ogo field. It is also a Company that has not cultivated the required ability to manage JV relationships nor the deftness to navigate the corridors of power in Nigeria. For instance, there had been several attempts by the DPR, the regulator in the past to reach mutually-agreeable consensus between the two Companies, but Lekoil had consistently rejected even after such agreements were signed by both parties with the regulator as witness. The inconsistency and somersaults has significantly eroded trust between the two parties and had drawn the ire of the regulators and the NNPC. The sympathy of other indigenous oil Companies and independents in Nigeria lie with Optimum resources since her hopes as a thriving indigenous Companies have been dashed and she appears increasingly helpless. Most of these Companies have their own horror stories to tell, but the case of Optimum is sorrier since the Company never had a definitive agreement with Lekoil but were forced to consider them through defunct Afren without required due-diligence or regulatory approval. One critical lesson from the OPL 310 story is that the regulator and Government need to do more to protect indigenous Oil Companies against dubious, portfolio Companies that saunters the Nigeria Oil and Gas space luring indigenous Companies and leaving mostly bankrupt Companies in their trail. If care is not taken, the goals of the Government in developing vibrant local Companies will be sacrificed to flashy Companies that take the unexperienced indigenous Companies to the cleaners. There may be respite for Optimum petroleum however, since sources close to the presidency has revealed that Lekoil’s claimed approval for the 17.14 %, obtained from the Minister of State for Petroleum in 2017 did not follow proper regulatory provisions since it is only the Minister of Petroleum, in this case, President Muhammad Buhari, that can approve the assignment of interests in Nigeria Oil fields. It is because of these intense lobbying, corruption and backhand deals rampant in the Nigeria Oil and Gas industry that the incorruptible President has not designated anybody as the substantive Minister of Petroleum since 2015. The industry is still awashed with the sleaze generated by the last substantive Minister of Petroleum, Mrs. Alison Madueke. The legal fiasco has introduced an extra layer of uncertainty on the viability of the geologically challenging Ogo field and has cast a doubt on Lekoil’s plans for the field. The deepwater field is gas-prone with about 2TCF of gas reserves which makes gas development and monetization key to the field’s profitability. Geographically, this is a huge challenge since the Nigerian economy is not developed enough to optimally utilize such gas rates and the option of floating LNG may be too capital intensive for a small Company like Lekoil to fund. In addition to these, most of Lekoil’s executives are Nigerians and it has been difficult for them to shake-off the corruption and incompetence tag associated with Nigerian Companies. Lekoil’s hapless investors that had invested significant amount of money on the Ogo field since 2013 continue to watch as their value erodes with permanently depressed share prices subsequent to the 2008 economic meltdown. This is in sharp contrast to Lekoil’s competitors in the industry whose investors had enjoyed appreciable increase in the rate of returns and share price in the last two years riding on the global increase in Oil Price. Lekoil’s directors who are savvy financial experts may as well know that the investors have been taken to the cleaners and that they have been sold a lemon on the Ogo field. Industry experts believe that Lekoil has lost interest in developing the field and may change her focus in the near term to cash generating assets with the intent to gradually charge off the book value the Ogo field as impairments against the free cash flows in the next couple of years. This would leave the investors, the Nigerian Government and Optimum Energy with an asset they cannot benefit from. The audacity of the company is probably dependent on the high-powered 2019 elections since the future of the Company in Nigeria lies squarely on who the President of the Country is after the election. It is very difficult, given the legal opprobrium and the undeserved affront on the blameless Nigerian President for Lekoil to make friends at Aso rock, the seat of Power. While some investors had cut their losses by divesting most of their equity in 2018, others may be watching the 2019 election with keen interest to make decision since the Company seems to be war with a powerful Northern Hegemony, the Regulator and the Presidency. This decision is made more imperative since another global downturn and oil price reduction may be imminent given the current trade war between the USA and China. hTTps://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/271319/assault-on-nigerias-presidencyogo-opl-310-fiasco-and-nige.html Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/12/2018 09:46	alamaison5: From LSE: good move to get a approval as NNPC not able of making any kind of statement themselves, it seems this is the cost of getting into bed with Nigeria and its Muppet administration system , when decision is handed down then share price will relate as to the ruling? no reason not to expect positive outcome here nice one to look forward to will be topping up here Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/11/2018 15:03	jailbird: Lol18p to 8pGreat returns Ala.. now you are forecasting it goes back to 15p next year Oil price recovery will boost the share price but this is weighing it down Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/10/2018 12:27	trigger blade: Old ala continues to impress with his wily investments. On 20th Sept, he was happy with AMER's progress (along with LEK. alamaison5 - 20 Sep 2018 - 17:13:55 - 88 of 120 Savannah Petroleum Plc - SAVP AMER and LEK (my little protege): Nice close! But wait.....on Monday 24th, AMER dropped from 15p to 12p. It looked like it could be a painful experience for ten bob trader alamaison. But no, incredibly, after the great close on the 20th, he had a Damascene moment on the 21st and sold! What foresight:- alamaison5 - 27 Sep 2018 - 10:00:00 - 5433 of 5439 BIKWIK and Technical Analysis AMER; sold 10mn before my flight was due on the 21st. Lucky me I've only lost 5.5%. As you know I am very cautious with expected announcements... LEK: big numbers keeps appearing on my screen. AT trades for hundreds of thousands of shares. Sometimes a million+. I hold 81,000+ of these. If it goes up by 20%+ I sell. If it falls due to that "expected" placing I will then hold for as long as it takes to get out with profit. So much to come... https://www.investegate.co.uk/lekoil-limited--lek-/rns/commercial-offtake-agreement/201703300700139827A/ alamaison5 - 29 Sep 2018 - 17:16:30 - 5438 of 5439 BIKWIK and Technical Analysis LEK: This is a massive progress, the biggest for a long time. I now hold 81,000 of these and will accumulate on every 5% fall. If it does fall any further. My average? 18.2p Oops, LEK price today, 15.25p to sell. I fully expect that ala Buffett saw this drop coming and got out just in time. I'll do a bit of research on other shares that ala has deramped, In contrast to the shares he's in, which have dropped, the ones he's not in tend to go up, OPHR and SAVP for example. As he would say, LOL Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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