Oxford Catalysts Share Discussion Threads

[gac141] 10/4/2013 15:21

They could all work together...

[phsycho] 10/4/2013 15:01

Yes Gac, and if you are into IOF your eyes light up at that photo

[gac141] 10/4/2013 14:25

If ever there was a need for OCG and its partners..

See:

Key quote is:

"For a year (with extensions), North Dakota allows drillers to burn gas, just let it flare. There are now so many gas wells burning fires in the North Dakota night, the fracking fields can be seen from deep space."

[wes1] 10/4/2013 12:10

Given the results of the fracking survey carried out by Durham University and published today ,it might be worth reading this Bloomberg article

[azalea] 10/4/2013 11:58

Exciting and huge proven potential here.

[veldt] 10/4/2013 10:06

redrut - the link just says "page not found". I would be interested in reading it. Mind you I guess I could go to the site direct.

[redrut] 10/4/2013 09:58

Hey all, I have put my views on the order in the usual place. Model is available


Nothing massively game changing with this order, unless you thought they were lying about commercialising this year!

Link has been corrected - cheers for the heads up

[fern5] 10/4/2013 09:45

That's fantastic news. Any ideas of where new orders may originate from (other than British Airways)?

Good luck all.

[someuwin] 10/4/2013 09:04

The world will have an abundance of cheap gas for may years to come.

The world will have an increasing shortage of expensive oil.

OCG can turn the former into the latter.

Buy and hold OCG. (Roman Abramovich is!)

[r007212] 10/4/2013 08:30

Wish I had the funds to get in here, fully invested in blvn and lrl for now but will be watching with interest

[gac141] 10/4/2013 08:26

This will be the first of many similar orders for OCG. I predict they will eventually be listed on the FTSE 250 or even 100. Give it a few years.

[lesable] 10/4/2013 08:14

great news and a great start today

[someuwin] 10/4/2013 08:01

Good news.

[cestnous] 10/4/2013 07:55

Well, Whoopee! I think you may be right gac.

[gac141] 10/4/2013 07:15

This order validates the technology and the significant strength in management... This is the inflection point we have been waiting for!

[someuwin] 10/4/2013 07:13

10(th) April 2013

OXFORD CATALYSTS GROUP PLC

("Oxford Catalysts" or "the Group" or "the Company")

$8 million Ventech Reactor Order

Oxford Catalysts Group (OCG.L), the technology innovator for smaller scale Gas-to-Liquids (GTL), is pleased to announce that Ventech Engineers International LLC (Ventech) has placed an order with the Group for Fischer-Tropsch (FT) reactors worth $8 million.

This order, placed in accordance with the agreements between the parties announced on 19 November 2012, is expected to generate revenues to the Group of $8 million over the period of their fabrication, estimated at 18 months, with a minimum payment of $3.6 million guaranteed in 2013. The reactors will have sufficient capacity for a plant of approximately 1,400 bpd. At the time when they are transferred from Ventech to a plant owner, the Group expects to receive additional license and catalyst revenues.

Ventech, headquartered near Houston, Texas, is a global leader in the design and construction of modular refineries, and an early pioneer of modular GTL plants. Ventech's manufacturing complex specialises in completely assembled and tested modules that are easily transported by truck, rail, and barge. Through its affiliate, Ventech Project Investments LP, it has $200 million available to make equity investments in energy projects, including GTL plants.

In November 2012, Oxford Catalysts and Ventech announced that they had entered into a series of agreements whereby the Group became Ventech's preferred supplier of FT technology in North America, and Ventech was granted non-exclusive assured access to design, sell and deliver GTL plants incorporating the Group's FT product to customers in North America. In collaboration with the Group, Ventech has developed the design for a fully integrated, shop fabricated, modular GTL plant.

Roy Lipski, CEO of Oxford Catalysts Group, said:

"We are delighted to receive this order from Ventech and to further cement our partnership with them. It represents another important milestone in the commercialisation of our technology and will allow us to consolidate the readiness of our supply chain for large volume orders."

Kevin Stanley, CEO of Ventech Engineers International, said:

"We are pleased to be moving our relationship with Oxford Catalysts to the next stage. We continue to see many opportunities for modular GTL and are looking forward to building the first plant of its kind in North America."

- Ends -

[gac141] 09/4/2013 09:47

There is no doubt in my mind that we are right at the "Inflection Point" for the company and share price. Roy say that he expects OCG to become a major company and I believe him. They have the technology, Management and global conditions to make this a major success. I have been in a very long time and I think now is the moment.

[wes1] 08/4/2013 17:13

Message 1564 is missing!
it was there and now its gorn!
can't recall name of original poster but header was
"oxford catalysts group has found real traction in the us"
I traced it to oilbarrel.com
here is the important bit -

"This inevitably creates an opportunity for any technology that can leverage the differential between gas and other fuels. As Oilbarrel.com has reported previously, the modular gas-to-liquids solution of AIM's Oxford Catalysts Group has found real traction in the US, with the company gearing up to showcase its pilot plant in Ohio later this month."

[someuwin] 08/4/2013 16:43

Executive Interview with Oxford Catalysts Click for Executive Interview

Please click on the above link to access the Executive Interview with Roy Lipski, CEO of Oxford Catalysts Group.

2012 was a year of significant milestones for Oxford Catalysts, with a £30m placing plus two significant commercial milestones announced with Calumet in the US and Solena/British Airways in the UK. This culminated in Oxford Catalysts' share price increasing 197% over the past year, making it the second best performing stock in the AIM50.

Oxford Catalysts enables modular small-scale gas to liquids plants to convert unconventional, stranded and associated/flared gas into liquid fuel. The gas fields represent a 25mbopd opportunity. The group markets its products under the brand name Velocys.

See CEO Roy Lipski talk about their plans for 2013, a year that promises additional milestones for the group.

[indiestu] 05/4/2013 18:30

Strong buying pressure all day in a risk off market.

[sailastra] 04/4/2013 11:00

To be fair to IC "Needs commercial revenues to ramp up to justify it's £176m market value. Having trebled since our speculative buy advice a year ago, the shares rate a Hold"
That revenue will come if and when the orders come..until then OCG is a speculative situation rather than a certainty and as such day to day moves in the share price are simply technical mood music. They went on to quote Numis estimates with losses for the current year and next and profits of £12.7m in 2015.....if the orders come through as anticipted..