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PANR Pantheon Resources Plc

30.15
0.25 (0.84%)
31 May 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
  0.25 0.84% 30.15 30.10 30.25 30.30 29.10 29.10 2,400,841 16:35:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Natural Gas Liquids 804k -1.45M -0.0016 -189.06 274.43M
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 29.90p. 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 £274.43 million. Pantheon Resources has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -189.06.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/1/2023
17:53
Swan nothing wrong with an investor being optimistic and have passion. What is wrong is rubbish like the 78p effect 😂

Your pretend letter to the FCA is the action of a child

padamster
04/1/2023
17:51
Johnswan -

Thought you weren’t mentioning Scot or the Guild again John! 😉

probabilityofsuccess
04/1/2023
17:46
Dear FCA,

We are part of a select group known as The Guild. It's purpose is to promote Pantheon Resources, an AIM listed oil and gas explorer, and to promote it at all costs.

Our leader is a person who goes by the name of Scot126, and he has told us that he's a former investment banker who started in 1994. He stands up for us and the company and protects us, particularly against shorters or anybody who speaks badly of our company and its management, whether they are shareholders or not.

Anyway, there are some very bad men overseas, who go by their real names on Twitter, and they have claimed that our Scot126 is actually some bloke in Dubai. They even had the nerve to publicly post a passport picture of the said bloke that lives in Dubai. To make matters worse, they have also been extremely skeptical about our company and the potential of its acreage. Sure, we haven't been able to prove oil in commercial quantities just yet (do you have any idea of how difficult it is to get the right rig on the ANS this time of year?), but the Guild is home to many oil and gas bulletin board experts who think there is a very good chance of success. See attached the Schlumberger report where they even say it has world class potential.

We would all be very grateful if you could take immediate action against these criminals and to arrange their extradition to the UK where they can be put to trial.

Your always,
The Guild.

johnswan193
04/1/2023
17:42
And that is only 1 well the plan is for 44 so that is quite impressive.
mlf51
04/1/2023
17:42
Seems like shorters are desperate with more malice and made up rubbish. The big difference between longs and shorts is, longs are generally optimistic whereas as shorts are not pessimistic but malicious in their intent. Karma works in many ways and I will not lose sleep if any malicious person lost their shirt, trousers and boxers.
padamster
04/1/2023
17:29
NPV10 lol - try 15-20 for a junior AIM listed oiler. And if 750bopd gives you $10k a day that is only $3.65m a year (£3mil) this is a P/E of around 105 - lovely
thebull8
04/1/2023
17:22
forwood - The existing well is certainly commercial to produce, the costs have already, ahem, been sunk. They also have money for the workover rig. I don't share your optimism for the increase in volumes after the cleanup, though the pressure build up will help in the short term. I'm interested by what you write in terms or only 755ft being operational. What end of the horizontal do you think the CTU cleaned up? How do you interpret the companies words in the operations RNS, sections 'Production' and 'Sand'?

No one is farming in to Alkaid. For those with the money it doesn't move the needle, and for those without, well it doesn't really matter.

hpcg
04/1/2023
16:55
This doxing doesn't concern bulletin boards, it concerns the sharing of a false document on Twitter to support a short.What a surprise you are arguing a point nobody is making.
rabito79
04/1/2023
16:27
Hi Rabito,

ps. in relation to your recent comment

"Currently considering the below option too.




I have no qualms about reporting a crime in progress (despite what others think).
I have done so before.

Regards, Mike

mike290
04/1/2023
15:50
I haven’t made comments ramping this stock, although I clearly have an interest. I am however keen to flag you and others for the sinister way you pretend to be some sort of bizarre savers of long souls, which is so obviously a pathetic smokescreen for your decamping, or else you are simply sad rubber neckers, imbetween watching your daytime TV and other saddo behaviour.
references
04/1/2023
15:30
hcpc - sorry if the personal intrudes on your view of the business. Focusing on those:

1. The performance of the well.

In the circumstances of a frac gone wrong (and this happens more frequently than many seem to think), I'd characterise well performance as good. 500 sellable boe with only 755 of the lateral operational, 40% frac fluid returned and the pressures being managed sub-optimally so as not to make it worse before remediation is good. The oil experts believe it will certainly be commercial once the workover rig has done its bit.

2. The costs to develop the field, if that is even viable.

If by that you mean 30+ wells as indicated by plans, then no, not without a big buy in partner. If you mean running the existing flow test to the end of the year then I believe they have enough, particularly if they can continue to sell the product. A successful test is likely to attract a buy in partner, so this may not be an issue.

3. The access to money that the company has to develop the field.

See above. I don't know why you think current oil prices makes this unviable. NPV10 for Alkaid at $80 a barrel was put at $13.60 in the April webinar, though I have seen higher figures quoted. That's $10,000 a day if they achieve 750 boe.

forwood
04/1/2023
15:14
Remember folks - PANR have hit a huge petroleum system 😊 and it’s not just them that’s saying it but a number of large reputable third parties 😊
padamster
04/1/2023
14:52
Except you don't provide balance do you. You're like a 2nd rate back bencher jeering and leering depending on which way the wind blows. Your posts are overwritten bunkum with the same level of lazy, misinformed 'research' as an 'article' from the Daily Mail. An angry, dull little ball sack of an Englander you are Bones.
evilblues
04/1/2023
14:50
Cor blimey guv- anyone Helpful enough to give some free stock charts 😂
padamster
04/1/2023
14:40
Yes as is your ramping and making up stories to try and justify your poor investing decisions . And you wonder why you get laughed at when you get it wrong tbh . Vile obnoxious people who are happy to lead oghersnup the garden path and lose them money aswell . Yet when we come and try to provide balance we are scum and shorters even though we get it right far more than the vast majority . That's the thing with aim and small caps 90%will end up losing investors money ,the odds are always in our facour yet so many investors all believe their share is a winner .

Seen plenty of it over a very long period and when it goes wrong so many who were ramping disappear without a trace . Then there are the ones still in denial which is even worse as they make themselves look complete fools flogging a dead horse .

I'm happy to see how this unfolds from here and remain skeptical of the chances of success esepcually in the long run . Wether it gets that far we will see .

Expected a bit of a recovery today things don't go down in staright lines . Relief rally then back to 40p imo

bones698
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