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PANR Pantheon Resources Plc

36.10
-1.25 (-3.35%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Pantheon Resources Plc LSE:PANR London Ordinary Share GB00B125SX82 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.25 -3.35% 36.10 36.15 36.60 38.50 35.85 36.40 2,881,259 16:35:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Natural Gas Liquids 804k -1.45M -0.0016 -229.38 332.94M
Pantheon Resources Plc is listed in the Natural Gas Liquids sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PANR. The last closing price for Pantheon Resources was 37.35p. Over the last year, Pantheon Resources shares have traded in a share price range of 10.10p to 45.50p.

Pantheon Resources currently has 907,206,399 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Pantheon Resources is £332.94 million. Pantheon Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -229.38.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/3/2022
22:02
Posted up by Mokko on Twitter referencing a YouTube presentation by SteveyCheckers. An introduction to Pantheon covering current status, the relationship with Icewine acreage, and the forthcoming summer Alkaid opportunity.
red squirrel
30/3/2022
18:37
Weather Channel has high winds for Deadhorse, but no snow expected for 10 days
bobbiedazzler
30/3/2022
17:17
I think some of you are being a bit harsh. Making 30% or more on a share in 24 hours is fantastic, whatever it is. Wish I had!
forwood
30/3/2022
17:12
40% of what Bryan_Davis1973? If you are playing that with anything other than beer money you need your head examining.
sporazene2
30/3/2022
17:06
I wouldn't touch a trade like that. That stock is dead and could just have easily gone sub 0.5. If you did make money it was more like 20% and you got lucky.
pannikin
30/3/2022
16:55
Phsar any body could have made the 40% a lot of us did. It was easy to buy and sell and if you listened you could have got it too. It’s called trading

Bryan

bryan_davis1973
30/3/2022
16:15
Private Equity warming up to Oil & Gas:

hxxps://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Triple-Digit-Oil-Prices-Leave-Private-Equity-Investors-Wanting-More.html

total return
30/3/2022
16:13
your first tick up from me for a while NGMS
sirmark
30/3/2022
16:09
If they didn't want to continue the test they would have said they are packing up and leaving. Clearly they want to continue testing, get the well cleaned up to see what it's capable of delivering etc.
ngms27
30/3/2022
16:07
“I read the latest RNS again and I get the feeling they already have all the data they need so starting test again would be an unnesecary cost and risk. But I hope I am wrong.”

What do you hope you are wrong about? Your feeling they have enough data or your feeling that they don’t want to be exposed to cost and risk? ….or both? Thanks

probabilityofsuccess
30/3/2022
15:21
Get lost, Bryan Pumper Davis. 40%? 4% if you were lucky - taking the spread into account, and assuming you bought and sold at exactly the right times (to the second).
phsarkandalpp
30/3/2022
14:13
Drilling issues were within contingency, so I'm not expecting any material cost blow out.

You don't keep equipment on site, paying for it, unless you plan on using it if possible.

An analyst can extrapolate based on reduced datasets and make assumptions, but it is always preferred that a more complete suite of data is provided.

What is this dribble, really? It's like listening to my 3 year old try to tell me a ghost story she is making up as she goes along.

metalbee
30/3/2022
14:09
I hope some of you read my message yesterday and acted on it 88 energy up 40% today. It was a wonderful and rare opportunity

Bryan

bryan_davis1973
30/3/2022
14:06
Another reason not to re-enter if they have sufficient information could be to preserve cash for a 2nd Alkaid drill. That would be prudent conservation of cash. Costs may have been a little higher than planned due to drilling issues this Winter.
zeusfurla
30/3/2022
14:00
Totally agree Unabkxb, which is why it would not be surprising if they did not try and re enter
padamster
30/3/2022
13:31
https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/03/30/why-the-pantheon-resources-panr-share-price-may-just-keep-going-higher/
dannybeck
30/3/2022
13:30
I read the latest RNS again and I get the feeling they already have all the data they need so starting test again would be an unnesecary cost and risk. But I hope I am wrong.
unabkxb
30/3/2022
13:12
Keep in mind that the interims could land any day now - last year they were announced on 30th March when the share price was circa 31p

Just shows the progress made and hopefully BOD will announce further test at TW shortly!

Gla

brian boru
30/3/2022
12:43
Looking at BBC Weather App it shows Deadhorse forecast which is pretty close to the drilling locations. This forecast currently shows high winds ending on Friday with then what currently appears to be a nice long operating window..
sherlock13
30/3/2022
12:30
On the subject of a unitised TW, can the existing Talitha Unit be expanded, adding the TW acres as the BFF appears to be proved up a being the same formation?? Presumably this could be an easier route?? GLA C
chris0805
30/3/2022
10:40
One further significant difference from last year is that Farallon sold over 20% of the value of PANR into the market. That stock is no longer available. Any positive news is likely to see good share price strength given that most short-term traders have left the building and most long-term holders will have top-sliced by now. I don't see much more selling volume in the short-term even if we have no more activity on the North Slope. Bond holders may sell over the next year but this is far less volume than Farallon sold. Much more upside to come.

Risk remains but thinking back to a year ago, it has surely diminished significantly. The uncertainty for me is how much oil can be recovered not whether it will happen or not. Each appraisal well will reduce the range of possible outcomes. Even making conservative assumptions, we remain undervalued. And with oil prices not yet at their peak, the outlook is positive.

On wider commodity markets I remain surprised that despite gains this year market participants still don't get it. We are in the foothills of a switch out of frothy tech stocks into real assets. It is hard to break investing habits of a decade but it will happen gradually this year.

As ever, patience is the biggest asset that PI's have and we should use it well.

zeusfurla
30/3/2022
10:30
As is always the case (usually), with E&P companies, there are numerous opinions while awaiting results. This usually ensures bad actors / algos can and will sow seeds of doubt into the minds of investors.

It is personally something I couldn't get used to. I note someone stated earlier a couple of days ago that they found trading too stressful, for me it is the exact opposite!

I suppose we are all different in our time horizons and our risk tolerances. Not quite sure where I was going with this apart from to say good luck all.

bulltradept
30/3/2022
09:55
@25080
That's long list of caveats that will take a great deal of realisation to achieve your fanciful projection, from where we currently sit?

cbaron1
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