Ramco Energy Share Discussion Threads

[snobtimus shaime] 24/9/2009 15:36

Maybe Weatherford lost their original 20?

the 60 we bid for + WEatherfords 20 = 80. I believe 80 was the number of well advertised in the job adverts?

[snobtimus shaime] 24/9/2009 15:34

kerching?


yes maybe kerching. a big fat one.

[bones698] 24/9/2009 15:32

very very naughty :) looks like mpc might be getting more work than before :)
i was told some time ago that weatherfords were not happy at the smaller amount of initial investment mpc needed compared to themselves for well tenders. looks like they have overtsepped the mark trying to put a spanner in the works and its gonna backfire big time :)

[randlelwa] 24/9/2009 15:31

So have MPC won the tender or not?

AG, are you hearing that they have?

[mr p90] 24/9/2009 15:30

Well Baker Hughes, still have their SEC monitor, Halliburton just had their one appointed after being fined $450M because of Nigeria LNG, I understand that Weatherford were next in the SEC's sights......and having competed against them in an Arab country for work ...let's just say I had my suspicions confirmed,


that they were a fine upstanding company that would never do anything naughty.

It means in future that the US companies absolutely cannot (in the case of HAL and BHI on pain of death) do bungs. Of course there is nothing to stop the Asians.

[julcester] 24/9/2009 15:28

Very naughty.

Tut, tut, tut...

[snobtimus shaime] 24/9/2009 15:20

naughty indeed

[g3a] 24/9/2009 15:15

You think W/f might have been the naughty naughties?

[allalogie] 24/9/2009 15:12

Whole article here....

[g3a] 24/9/2009 15:05

not a free article!

I am being slow.

Could be anything

Joint work with W/F, Mr Maarj gone for a burton who knows?


Better link...

hmm. it won't work!

is this the bit you mean?

The company has also tendered to drill 60 wells more. These wells haven't been awarded yet, he said. These new wells are part of 2010 production plan, he added.

The MOC also plans some 15 new wells in these various oil fields, to be drilled by oil ministry's Iraqi Drilling Co. He said the IDC has allocated three new rigs to start drilling these wells. The number of rigs is expected to reach 5 in 2010, he added.

[cyberpost] 24/9/2009 15:00

G3A



Sunday, Sep 06, 2009

The MOC signed earlier this year a $224.4 million contract with oil service firm Weatherford to drill 20 wells. The project would add some 20,000 barrels a day next year, Maarj said. "Work to drill these wells hasn't started yet, but expected to start early 2010."

[g3a] 24/9/2009 14:57

But you say that it's been delayed till next year and the reason ties up somehow?

EDIT Ok thanks

[cyberpost] 24/9/2009 14:56

Will try to find the more recent one that stated it is now to be next year.

[g3a] 24/9/2009 14:48

I'm looking too :o)

[snobtimus shaime] 24/9/2009 14:46

BRAN DO

BRAN DO


( arent you sposed to predict a 5p close and we get 50? )

[cyberpost] 24/9/2009 14:46

Will do.. give me till end of today...

[g3a] 24/9/2009 14:46

the article that says why Weatherford delayed?

[cyberpost] 24/9/2009 14:45

G3A... sorry post what ? You mean reference to Weatherford drilling next year ?

[brando69] 24/9/2009 14:45

can we have a close above 50p for starters today pls?

[wow400] 24/9/2009 14:44

Fair enough - didn't know he'd done one. Soz!

[g3a] 24/9/2009 14:44

can you post it? or is it available anywhere?

[bones698] 24/9/2009 14:43

cyber ties in for me nicely :)