Predator Oil & Gas Share Discussion Threads

[robbiekeane] 20/3/2019 15:46

Excellent podcast - Paul Griffiths is basically saying come on and buy these shares now because they are going to skyrocket...I also like that he has plenty of skin in the game.

[sull75] 20/3/2019 15:04

PG is extremely bullish, wow!

[hulltiger] 20/3/2019 14:52

New podcast from CEO

[bradleybear1] 20/3/2019 10:47

Some sellers trying to bring PRD down. News

[2prsimo] 20/3/2019 09:22

Full ask paid at 8.50p. Yesterday's news is sinking in for a few. Won't be long before the previous high's are taken out imo.

[hulltiger] 20/3/2019 06:19

Good morning Brad and on top of all what is about to happen Paul mentioned the words M and A and he clearly stated that he is not a buyer. For a company who has been listed for such a short time who's BOD own 55% of the shares that is surely enough to raise the heart rate.

[bradleybear1] 20/3/2019 05:56

Prd is coming through for 2019. Deals are being signed and soon oil will be pumped out of Trinidad ground. No risk of trying to find something that's already there!

[cashandcard] 19/3/2019 15:38

Morocco is a very good place to produce and sell gas, high value.

This is great news and I hope they are able to get on with field ops asap.


Cash

[backbone and clingfilm] 19/3/2019 15:32

CPR in a few days so says Mr CEO! Jaw dropping was how he described Morocco!

[hulltiger] 19/3/2019 15:12

Hello mate, yes a truly amazing story unfolding.

[2prsimo] 19/3/2019 15:04

Superb RNS - looks very attractive in Morocco - this share is so under the radar but it gives us an opportunity to load up on the qt.

[bradleybear1] 18/3/2019 13:30

Nice slow rise this month till the main event

[bradleybear1] 16/3/2019 13:32

I ment to put island haha

[hulltiger] 16/3/2019 11:29

Hi Bradley, not sure about Ireland but we have the rights to all of the CO2 produced in Trinidad and Tobago.

[bradleybear1] 16/3/2019 11:12

hxxps://www.guardian.co.tt/news/heritage-6.2.800436.5b3cff5f6d

Have a read heritage want the c02 to work. This can be rolled out to even there offshore projects don't we own all of the c02 on the Ireland?

[hulltiger] 15/3/2019 16:16

Hello mate yes £7.81m with BOD owning 54% of the shares.

[panadin] 15/3/2019 16:13

LSE site says 7.11

[purple11] 15/3/2019 15:41

whats the mkt cap here pls?8m?

[bradleybear1] 15/3/2019 15:33

Market needs to wake up to PRD within the next year this should be much higher

[2prsimo] 15/3/2019 13:19

Much better day here - the news on Wednesday was very good and the stock should never have been knocked down on the day. Crazy. Yesterday's podcast from Paul was excellent and he outlined quite clearly the huge potential here, both short and medium term. Grab them while you can - free float is minimal.

[sull75] 13/3/2019 18:54

Profile PhotoMalcys Blog posted a squawk about CERP15:4813 MarPredator/ColumbusHeritage Petroleum Company has confirmed to FRAM (CERP subsidiary) as operator of the Innis-Trinity field in Trinidad that it has given consent to the conduct and operational plan for the CO2 EOR project on the AT-4 block on the field. Predator has the right to buy FRAM from CERP for $4.2m.This means that Predator's operational plan for the block can be progressed, the delivery window for first CO2 gas sales to the field has been extended to 30th April and agreed with the supplier. Guidance has been issued at a combined scoping production rate of 300 b/d by the end of 2019.Predator say that operations ' are forecast to remain profitable at current WTI oil prices generating an average of $10/brl net back after operational and CO2 costs royalties and taxes. It should be borne in mind that scope for reducing CO2 and operating costs may exist as the initial prod data is collected from pilot operations and thus facilitate planning for economies of scale. Capital costs of less than $600,000 remain as previously guided and are funded from the set-aside cash reserves of the company.This is indeed an 'important milestone ' as described by CEO Paul Griffiths and with which I concur. The fact that Heritage has validated the technical and commercial model for CO2 EOR is good news from a third party and one who is the largest holder of mature onshore producing fields on the island.Predator are in an incredibly strong position here, with a successful pilot they can upscale very profitably, the Government has clearly endorsed the strategy to boost onshore production and PRD has exclusivity over CO2 supply. All in all very good news for Predator shareholders and this stock is very much on the radar screen

[jakes114] 13/3/2019 17:12

Malcy's blog has stated that this looks a good deal and bodes well for the future, a little more time required

[2dinvestor] 13/3/2019 08:24

I'd have to go back through, but it's definitely taken longer to get approvals etc. than originally planned for. That came across in the interview on 18th Feb. I also remember seeing 330 bpd in a slide deck and they are now saying 300. $10 pb profit is consistent though and previously the suggestion was that they were being conservative in the assumptions to arrive at that figure.

[croasdalelfc] 13/3/2019 08:18

The Company is pleased to announce that work is continuing with Predator and Heritage to advance the CO pilot project, with the first injections of CO expected in Q2 2019. This follows from Heritage's recent confirmation to Columbus that it has approved of the conduct of the CO pilot project, subject to all requisite regulatory consents.