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In recent investor discussions surrounding Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc (PRD), participants have expressed a mix of optimism and concern as the company approaches critical drilling milestones. Significant chatter highlighted a strong sentiment that, despite current fluctuations in share price—hovering around 3.8p to 4.04p—the market cap remains undervalued relative to its potential gas resources, estimated at up to 4.5 trillion cubic feet (TCF). Comments from users like "1shareguru" emphasized that any discovery akin to previous drilling outcomes (MOU 3 and MOU 4) could prompt a notable rebound in share values, noting, "it should move up" as investors await the results from the upcoming MOU 5 drill.
Further scrutiny was directed towards market movements and expectations around subsequent fundraising activities, with investors voicing skepticism about upcoming share placements potentially diluting the stock value. "bigsi2" mentioned, "when Novum are involved...you can guarantee being flooded with placing shares," pointing to a concern over managing share liquidity relative to drilling results. Overall, investor sentiment remains cautious yet hopeful, underscoring a palpable sense of urgency as discussions pointed to potential pending announcements and required proof of funds for advancements in Ireland's LNG projects. The consensus, as articulated by various posters, is that PRD appears to be strategically positioned for upward momentum contingent upon successful drilling outcomes, with several affirming that the company is being "pinned back" by larger market forces but remains poised for potential growth.
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Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc has officially commenced drilling operations for the MOU-5 well onshore Morocco as of March 3, 2025. This significant development is part of the company's strategic focus on hydrocarbon exploration and production in Morocco and Trinidad. The drilling is expected to progress throughout March, targeting various pre-drill potential reservoir intervals. The company intends to provide updates after the successful completion of wireline logging and the interpretation of results conducted by independent evaluators.
This advancement in drilling operations reflects Predator's commitment to expanding its resource base and enhancing its operational footprint in the oil and gas sector. The ongoing efforts underscore the company's proactive approach to tapping into valuable hydrocarbon reserves in the region, which is integral to its growth strategy. Financially, the current drilling initiative could pave the way for increased production capacity and improved revenue channels, although specific financial metrics will await further announcements post-drilling evaluation.
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one poor drilling result here and my 2p target comes into play |
Lets say they dont find massive gas resource but gas similar to mou 3 and mou 4 how will mkt react, the mkt cap is low.It should move up. |
When Novum are involved you can guarantee being flooded with placing shares to below placing price as still making profits including their "fees" They will want to be clear pre result of drill so share price should rebound next week imo - |
The force is strong here. |
The force is strong here. |
If Ireland have signed offLNG |
The CNG project will go on after the drilling of mou5, mou shallow targets will be flow tested and ready to sell at the well head. |
Takeaway mou 5 is prd still undervalued?Of course it is... |
It does appear that the price is being dropped to fill orders - PEEL clearly want to dump completely before drill results are known. And that's OK, because their game is to make pennies lots and lots of times in a zero risk (or as far as possible towards zero) manner. |
Possibly a big buyer pinning the price back. Did it myself once upon a time. Only way around it is to fill the order and hope sellers stop throwing money away. |
Interesting thoughts from Morocco and how imp0rtant any discovery is to the country |
The force is strong here. |
Can sell or Buy 1m shares at 3.93 and 4.04 respectively- unusual |
Unless there is a large short position being taken to hedge MOU result |
Still shifting placing shares IMO |
All buys and they take it down again? |
Very odd. Should not be hitting the 3s going into a drill?? |
You can sell very large quantities online so does beg the question what games are at play here |
Looking at the volume,since the day of the placing c125-130m so the churn should be coming to an end ,maybe as soon as today/tomorrow |
HCTS. Why do you post here when all you do is display your ignorance? LWD is exactly that, the instruments are just behind the drill bit - log data is sent in real time to Nutech. Perhaps you are not aware there is this new-fangled thing called the internet that enables instantaneous data transmission from Guercif to Houston. They will return results within 24 hrs. Helium analysis is being done on site in real time. Drilling started late on Monday 3rd. Depending upon conditions and actual reservoir depth it could take 8-12 days to drill to max 1200m. Add 1 day for Nutech to finalise, 1-2 days for discussion & approval with ONHYM. So min 10 days, max 15. That gives most likely timing for RNS w/c 17th, as I clearly stated. |
The problem is how will we know whether this drill is a success or not. |
Then there will be the MOU 3 shallow gas production and sale after the MOU5 DISCOVERY and Trinidad production too. I expect we will know more on Ireland after the visit to the Whitehouse on St Patrick's day but looks like Ireland could be thinking of importing US LNG (to avoid tariffs) to some floating facility (Mag Mell?) in addition to Corrib South production. Suddenly the wind farms etc hit a wall and we saw that coming. |
MOU4 Drill took 7-8 days to Drill, drill and logging results announced 12 days. |
hcts you are really a full blown clown. MOU 4 took 9 days from spud to Nutech RNS. |
Courtesy of ERB on LSE: Good old ex-minister Ryan! |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | JE00BFZ1D698 |
Sector | Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs |
Bid Price | 3.80 |
Offer Price | 3.90 |
Open | 4.00 |
Shares Traded | 3,337,872 |
Last Trade | 16:35:12 |
Low - High | 3.85 - 4.00 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | -4.82M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0079 |
PE Ratio | -4.87 |
Market Cap | 24.47M |
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