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Recent investor discussions regarding Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc (PRD) illustrate a mix of anticipation and skepticism surrounding the company's upcoming projects. Investors are eager for updates on significant drilling activities, particularly the MOU 5 well scheduled to commence on February 25th. Some members expressed confidence in PRD's capabilities, highlighted by the comment: "The well engineer is positive the gas will flow at MOU 3," suggesting optimism about the operational potential. Moreover, key presentations have been announced which are expected to clarify timelines and project statuses, with many looking forward to deeper insights. However, concerns about previous delays and the lack of communication surrounding them were also prominent, with comments such as, "Normal oil business delays, supply chains etc.," illustrating frustration about uncertainty which has affected the stock's performance.
Overall investor sentiment appears divided; while some see potential for gains through acquisitions and upcoming wells, others question the company’s strategic foresight and management efficacy. Notably, there was a comment reflecting skepticism about PRD's future: “If they had anything, you’d have known about it by now,” highlighting doubts over the company’s transparency and execution. Additionally, discussions also reflected on the stock's volatility, with some investors viewing current lower prices as an opportunity to buy, as one stated, "At these levels, buy, buy, buy!" Overall, the community is engaged but questions remain about PRD’s ability to deliver on expectations and navigate its operational challenges effectively.
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Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc has made significant strides recently, acquiring a majority stake in Caribbean Rex Ltd., marking a strategic investment aimed at enhancing its production capabilities. This acquisition positions Predator as a producer with established production revenues, as the company plans to restore seven existing wells in the Bonasse field. Importantly, the investment will also allow for the application of the company’s patented SGN Technology, which focuses on chemical treatments for wax production issues—technology that has not been utilized in Trinidad and could significantly enhance operational efficiency.
Additionally, Predator continues to advance its projects in Morocco, having commenced civil engineering works at the MOU-5 drilling site, which is anticipated to begin operations around February 25, 2025. The CEO of Predator, Paul Griffiths, expressed enthusiasm about the new fully-funded drilling campaign. The company is leveraging these developments to strengthen its market position, and it has engaged with investors through presentations to outline its future direction and operational updates. These efforts signify Predator's commitment to growth and innovation within the oil and gas sector.
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More questions on timing of test results on Telegram. My response, fwiw: |
I think the only real downside risk here Dave444 is if they FU the perforating. |
The force is strong here. |
It is looking good for a run up in anticipation of great news |
It is looking good for a run up in anticipation of great news |
What is the revenue expected in a successful situation? |
The force is strong here. |
'black stuff at mou1' - a pit with liner for sandjet waste? |
Just working off what was said on 5th OctA follow-up Sandjet testing programme will take place later to test other reservoir intervals that are likely to respond better to the Sandjet perforating technique compared to conventional perforating guns.So that might now be happening at mou1 or 3.The 5th Oct update also said MOU3 had been promoted to being first in the testing program. Not clear if we will get results after each well or after the program is complete. Could be a few more weeks before we know, which will frustrate the zoo on lse. |
They are, but maybe there is stuff going on with mou1 too. For example the sand jet kit may have turned up... |
I thought they were testing MOU3 first? |
What’s all the black stuff at MOU1? (Adon30, LSE, 13.06) |
after the 200k buy at 11.5, it was mostly sells |
Gross 4 mm cfg/day generates PRD net US$7.8 million pa after tax. |
the bid is near 11.3? |
Looking positive..... Is she flowing.... Guess yes |
Party time! Big Gas coming |
trades 25 26 27 |
Nice to see MARX move off the offer, at last, and on to the bid... |
The force is strong here. |
fwiw, copied from lse, [as i'm not registered with twitter] |
kq1, topped up yest, not worried, thanks for your take |
To add some additional perspective, if you take a look at Fig. 3-25 on p.45 of the latest CPR (p.138 of the whole Prospectus), |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | JE00BFZ1D698 |
Sector | Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs |
Bid Price | 5.50 |
Offer Price | 6.00 |
Open | 5.75 |
Shares Traded | 967,177 |
Last Trade | 08:00:00 |
Low - High | 5.75 - 5.75 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | -4.82M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0079 |
PE Ratio | -7.28 |
Market Cap | 36.71M |
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