President Energy Share Price (PPC)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
President Energy Plc LSE:PPC London Ordinary Share GB00B3DDP128 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 3.90 438,990 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
3.80 4.00 3.90 3.90 3.90
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers 37.00 4.77 0.01 504.2 44
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:22:19 O 51,001 3.8999 GBX
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03/2/202014:44ALNCPresident Energy 2019 Earnings Fall But Expects Improvement In Future
03/2/202007:00UKREGPresident Energy PLC 2019 full year Trading Update
29/1/202017:15UKREGPresident Energy PLC Holding(s) in Company
28/1/202015:59UKREGPresident Energy PLC Change of Registered Office
28/1/202015:58UKREGPresident Energy PLC CGC Share Subscription
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20/2/2020
08:20		President Energy Daily Update: President Energy Plc is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PPC. The last closing price for President Energy was 3.90p.
President Energy Plc has a 4 week average price of 3.80p and a 12 week average price of 2.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 9.80p while the 1 year low share price is currently 2.50p.
There are currently 1,135,282,890 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 720,566 shares. The market capitalisation of President Energy Plc is £44,276,032.71.
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11/2/2020
16:50		brasso3: I am not very interested in any of that PP. PPC does not have enough money to drill conventional wells at present so I do not care much for any extra risk. Where is the $10m for the Paraguay well where the license expires at the end of 2020? The new objective for 2020 seems to be to reduce debt so why would they go after an unknown? We have unvconventional prospects at Puesto Guardian that have been ignored like Dos Punitas. What about MDT where its also gone very quiet. I want better communication and I want the share price to go up.
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06/2/2020
14:42		brasso3: If there are any certainties in this world, one is that PPCs share price will always go below the last placing price! Sells going through at 3.75p - 3.8p today! PPC also know as the most depressing share on AIM!
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29/1/2020
12:55		brasso3: poombear There is very little that we can believe from what is posted on all 3 of the active PPC BBs. There are rampers and derampers with their own agenda. I prefer the cautious approach and just focus on the Argentina assets. If there is litigation in the background and we lose our Paraguay assets then it has no value in the current share price anyway. You could say it would save us $10m in drilling the next well. The license expires anyhow at the end of 2020 which is just as important.
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03/1/2020
23:43		brasso3: Ducati I do not believe that theory by other posters on here (endorsed by PP). This is not the first time our market capitalization has been below £50m. One quick example would be March 2016 when the share price hit 5p and the shares in issue were 525m. The market cap. then was below £30m. Another convenient theory by posters on here I am afraid to justify JP Morgan selling out. The simple fact is that JP Morgan have sold 9% and Schroders have bought 3 - 4%. The positives we can draw from this is that we have had a significant seller who one would assume has depressed the share price to levels that are not warranted. More spin from PP I am afraid to try and brain wash the crowd. I see he even posts his dribble on two different PPC threads now to multiply the dross he spouts.
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19/12/2019
08:02		cerrito: Reading this morning's RNS pushed me to catch up with the YPF share price. It is currently US10.3 and the 52 week high and low has been US 18 and US8. One cannot compare too closely the fully integrated YPF and its US4. 5 b of capitilzation with the speculative PPC but was expecting that YPF's share price would have been weaker.
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29/10/2019
08:55		edward3: One positive thing i can say about Mr Levine is that he has always replies to my emails i send him, he has given me permission to share his last reply. What I say now may not be of comfort to you in relation to the share price . The answer is honest, direct and to the point Before I go on let me say I am happy if you wish to transmit my comments to our shareholders should you wish 1. As someone with a material amount of cash invested in this company, I am completely aligned with all shareholders‎ in relation to the share performance . Those that are around me in the business have no doubt the depth of my involvement and the time I devote to it 2. ‎The share price performance has no relation to the company itself nor it's present financial position or prospects . As I have said it is completely disconnected with reality and is beyond frustrating to me 3. ‎Above and beyond the general issues of small/medium companies such as market cap, liquidity, forced selling of positions and the poor investor reception nowadays for oil and gas companies, we have the argentine factor 4. That factor, misplaced in part but certainly magnified on fear and frankly ignorance of the situation on the ground, acts as an anchor and chain to ‎our shares 5. President as a business is a sound one and the strategy is defined . The company is transformed from 2017 and we will continue to make advances despite the issues we have had recently . The latest Angostura agreement is an example ‎of the strategy in action 6. I make no apologies for following this path nor for making this company profitable and successful. I feel deeply however for all the shareholders who see the price eroded daily for no business reason whatsoever Nevertheless we have to concentrate on building the business and that's what we are doing‎ and whilst ever we are a public company do our best to keep the market informed The dream in my mind is still alive. I'm not giving up on it Peter Levine
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01/5/2019
22:00		brasso3: Looking at it verses share price (Assuming the rest of their portfolio is flat) it is quite linear. Dec 2018 - £8.3m (4.6% PPC shares), Av share price = 9.4p Jan 2019 - £8.9m (4.2% PPC shares), Av share price = 9.3p Feb 2019 - £9.0m (3.6% PPC shares), Av share price = 8.5p Mar 2019 - £8.8m (<3.3% PPC shares), Av share price = 7.5p As mentioned above it could be that they have not sold any. We will find out when they publish their April fact sheet if PPC can hold this price.
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01/5/2019
16:38		brasso3: Big sellers normally drip feed stock to the market over a long period then dump the final amount in large volume. I am fairly confident the weight that has been hanging on the PPC share price since January has now been removed. I think it is highly likely this was Junior Oil Trust (JOT) or the Norwegian Oil fund who were below the 3% threshold to begin with. I will be topping up if this goes sub 8p again.
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24/4/2019
14:16		brasso3: Victorfromportugal has reapeeared on LSE:- Dear Mr Peter Levine, President It is with regret that I feel like having to write to you again, so soon after my previous letter dated November 2018. If you recall, in that letter I expressed my concern about the evolution of the company, despite some progress in terms of production and positive cash flow. I made several suggestions which would assure a better return for your shareholders - a strong dividend policy - a share buy back program (to reduce the explosion of new shares issued since the company took over Meridian PLC in 2007) - other measures to avoid dilution. In 2007 there were [Link Removed] shares issued at Meridian and I owned 1 percent of the company with 100.000 shares In 2018. With 4 times more shares, my holding has reduced to 0.037 percent. That's 27 times less. Is it the position in which many of your shareholders find themselves today after buying shares through one of the 12 placings in the last 10 years ... At 30p 20p and even higher. Therefore, it is with terrible disappointment that I have learned that President Energy has again fallen into the vices and terrible ways of the AIM market : issue more shares at rock bottom levels. Literally destroying value to your investors and historical backers. You (as Head of the Board) have in effect played once again the game of the Funds and Market Makers who keep shorting this stock like so many others on the AIM market and allowing them to get the new shares at the lowest of the low in terms of price. Since 2007, I have never seen a placement made by PPC at a higher price than recent market price. They have made money out of these placements. We have not ! All this for a low 8 million £ capital this time... Unbelievable. Really. So instead of buying shares on the market , you dilute even more. It is extremely irritating to be told that this will create "liquidity to the stock". Because it is so wrong and a cover to disguise the true nature of the transactions on the market. The shorting of the stock. Always covered by issuance of new stock. Despite the company being well funded and turning a profit, creating more shares is another nail in the coffin for your investors. Don't you think that your historical investors aren't tired to put more money into this black hole every 18 months? They are Mr Levin. And like so many others , I refuse to put any more money in this project since the 30p Because I do not like being taken advantage like this time and time again. Plus the issuance of new stock just kills every attempt to buy at any time. This means that the AIM market is dead. Long buyers have long gone. And this alone explains the lack of liquidity. This only ! No need to justify yet another private placement because of liquidity. The previous 11 placements were enough to provide liquidity if this was the cause of it. Investors are not fools. Also, even if the company was to pay 1p dividend a year from now on, which could propel the stock towards 20p for a dividend yield of 5 percent. This would require [Link Removed] GBP to pay out year in year out. Knowing that the company issued stock and converted debt at 8p , for 8.6 millions , the prospect for any decent and long term recovery of PPC share price is Nil. You have issued too much stock. There has been too many failures in digging , far too millions spent in empty drills over the last few years. It's awful. Whatever the reason for more placing in 2019. It is wrong and very few shareholders will see the benefit of it. And if the company, after all these years, was to be taken private just before a massive recovery in fortunes, the historical shareholders will be in their right to sue and claim massive compensation. The conditions for a long term recovery of the share action was already very small last year, now it is simply impossible. Many of your shareholders have lost fortunes that will never be recovered. Not even speculating, but simply investing in the long term and following the business plans. A copy of this letter will be posted on advfn chat forum later this month. With your permission. I feel many shareholders feel this way too and I will make sure that our point of view is represented at the next AGM's from now on. I thoroughly regret having trusted this Board since 2007. It was a massive error. The only good point this time is an attempt to justify this placing on the PPC webpage. Which many companies don't even bother. However, I believe that this placing is one too many and I do not trust this Board anymore to preserve the interest of all the shareholders as a whole. Only the last ones investing have an extremely slim chance of a return. And the placements keep coming . I just hope that this money is used well this time and not wasted again as it has been before on terrible bets in Paraguay, Australia etc etc And have the contractors that caused massive losses in late 2017 through errors and incompetence brought to account? Have they paid up serious compensation? PPC had to issue a massive amount of new stock following that mess. Why do we have to bear the cost of this? Shareholders would like to know about this too. Yours sincerely V
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11/4/2019
07:13		brasso3: I keep comparing AAZ to PPC for good reason. They are polar opposites in how they fund growth and it is reflected in the share price over the last 5 - 10 years. AAZ has had problems over the years but it never comes to the market with cap in hand. Management have provided loans and sacrificed salaries for shares along the way. PPC always prefers the easy option of mates rates placings. AAZ has never raised money through placings in 10 years. PPC has had 11 fund raisings in 10 years. AAZ share price has gone from 4p (2014) to a peak of 95p (2018). PPC share price has gone from a peak of 98p (2009) to 6.7p today. AAZ CEO owns 30% of the stock. PPC CEO owns 30% of the stock.
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