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ROC Rockpool Acquisitions Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rockpool Acquisitions Plc LSE:ROC London Ordinary Share GB00BF2MWC40 ORD GBP0.05
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 4.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 0 -297k -0.0233 -1.93 572.63k
Rockpool Acquisitions Plc is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ROC. The last closing price for Rockpool Acquisitions was 4.50p. Over the last year, Rockpool Acquisitions shares have traded in a share price range of 0.00p to 0.00p.

Rockpool Acquisitions currently has 12,725,003 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rockpool Acquisitions is £572,625 . Rockpool Acquisitions has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.93.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/1/2014
17:53
hxxp://www.rigzone.com/news/oil_gas/a/131326/ROCs_Revenue_in_4Q_2013_Grows_15_to_69M_Amid_Higher_Production
mirabilis2
14/11/2013
22:49
Cheers, Mira
markfrankie
31/10/2013
17:32
"Mid cap oil producer Roc Oil (ROC) has several options for growth ahead but honing of the development and exploration focus may be necessary. Brokers also have suggestions for what the company can do with its robust cash flow."

hxxp://www.fnarena.com/index2.cfm?type=dsp_newsitem&n=7A2078BF-EF4B-68F8-BF2DB010CF5C49D1

(May need to copy and paste link)

mirabilis2
20/8/2013
09:19
a bit of good news; share price = 54c
hxxp://www.rocoil.com.au/Investor-Centre/Announcements/2013/Release_190813_Beibu-ZW12-8.pdf

................ final stage of the Beibu Gulf Block 22/12 development drilling has been completed with the successful conclusion of the five well drilling programme on the WZ 12-8 West field .....................

Commenting on delivery of this strategic milestone, ROC's CEO Mr Alan Linn said:
"The demobilisation of the COSL HYSY 931 drilling rig completes the fifteen well Beibu Gulf
development programme, designed to maximise production from both the original field
development plan and development of the additional reserves discovered during the successful
2012 Beibu near field exploration campaign.
All fifteen wells are expected to be online during 3Q13 delivering daily project production rate of
approximately 15,000 barrels of oil per day (2,940 BOPD net to ROC)...........................

schober
10/5/2013
11:27
10 May 2013
ASX RELEASE
CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS TO SHAREHOLDERS AND AGM
PRESENTATION
Attached is the Chairman's address to shareholders and AGM presentation being presented today in Sydney
at ROC's AGM. A copy of the presentation is also available on ROC's website:

Alan Linn
Executive Director
& Chief Executive Officer
For further information please contact:
David Slack-Smith
General Manager
Investor Relations & Corporate Affairs
Tel: +61-2-8023-2096
Email: dssmith@rocoil.com.au
1 | P a g e
CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS
The Annual General Meeting provides an opportunity to not only review the past
year – it allows your directors and senior management to talk about the year ahead
and the future direction and strategy of your company.
In my report to shareholders contained in the Annual Report I deal with some of the
key issues over the last year and some important strategic steps going forward.
It is worth for the moment recapping on the financial performance of the last year.
The underlying business profitability and liquidity improved appreciably in the year
ended 21 December 2012.
Additionally, and equally importantly, we operated safely and had no material
environmental incidents at our operations.
In summary, we have made good progress in the year building on the strategy put in
place 3 years ago to restructure and refocus the Company.
The new year has also started well on a number of fronts.
We released our quarterly activity report to the market on 29 April.
Year to date, our production is on track with our guidance.
Importantly, we have had a number of milestones with the delivery of first oil at
Beibu in March, on time and on budget. The project is ramping production up in line
with the project schedule with more wells being brought on line over may/June.
We have had some success in Malaysia with the initial results from the appraisal
wells in the Balai cluster project.
In the year ahead we see production from Beibu reaching plateau levels in late 2013;
further operational enhancements; and additional drilling at Zhao Dong also
contributing to production rates.
Blane, our non-operated North Sea project, is performing ahead of forecast, which is
pleasing after a period where production was shut in.
From a strategic perspective, developing our Malaysian opportunity with our
partners is a key imperative.
For this project, 2013 will be crucial as a number of key milestones will have to be
achieved which include:
2 | P a g e
• Completion of pre-development phase;
• Agreement with partners as to economic viability; and
• Submission by the joint operating company, BC Petroleum (ROC 48%), of the
field development plan.
Additional complementary China projects are under review as is advancing the
rebuilding of our exploration function, which is progressing.
The CEO's report will demonstrate the depth and level of activity currently being
undertaken by the Company.
The share price last year came off a low in December 2011. It performed well in the
year and in the first few months of this year but has since given up some of those
gains.
I think there is now a better recognition of what we are doing and how we are
executing. While one cannot predict which way the markets will go, as they are very
fickle at present, the Board and executives' focus is very much on the profitable
execution of the business strategy, recognition from the market and value
enhancement will follow. We have to a degree seen this in the last 12 months.
We are focused on ensuring this continues.
I want to take a moment to talk about last year's first strike against the remuneration
report and the steps taken by the Board to address this issue.
At the Company's 2012 AGM, the Company received votes against its Remuneration
Report greater than 25% of the votes cast. At the time of this 'first strike', the
Company's corporate and remuneration strategies were already in place for 2012.
The Company and Board have engaged at length with various stakeholders since
then. During 2012, the Remuneration Committee, on behalf of the Board, engaged
remuneration consultant Aon Hewitt to undertake a comprehensive compensation
review across the organisation globally. In the review it was recognised that
demonstrating the link between pay and performance was critical to stakeholders
and a key component and outcome of the review was the linking more closely with
performance.
As a result of engagement with proxy advisers and stakeholders, the resolution to be
put to the meeting pertaining to remuneration has received overwhelming support
and this will be disclosed later in the meeting.
A consequence of the review is that key changes have been made to the CEO Alan
Linn's performance linked pay with effect from 1 January 2013 and will be made to
all senior management performance linked pay from 1 January 2014.
3 | P a g e
These changes see short terms bonuses historically paid in cash being paid partly in
cash and partly in deferred equity.
Changes are also to be made to the performance conditions attaching to equity
rights granted under ROC's long term incentive plan.
In line with market trends and stakeholder feedback, the "continuous employment"
and "absolute shareholder return" conditions are to be removed altogether as they
are considered not sufficiently demanding.
Consideration has been given to the inclusion of a pure accounting performance
measure such as earnings per share but this condition was regarded as no longer
consistent with market practices across peer groups and was also seen as unreliable
in variable economic conditions. Following a detailed assessment of current market
practices and peer group long term incentive plans, the Company will proceed with
two performance conditions attaching to rights to equity granted under the long
term incentive plan based on relative total shareholder return or TSR measured over
three years against two different peers groups; an indexed group and a selected and
disclosed comparator group. Going forward we believe that these two conditions
will be both motivating and challenging and will require outperformance by senior
management against very clear external benchmarks.
At this meeting the Board is asking you to approve the equity components of the
short and long term incentive awards to Mr Linn for 2012 performance which are all
based on these proposed changes.
In conclusion we have had a good year but the job ahead is to build on this and
ensure that this translates into improved share price and underlying fundamentals of
your business. This will ensure long term shareholder value is achieved.
I want to thank the Board, Alan Linn and his management team and staff for their
efforts during the year.
To shareholders, on behalf of the Board we also thank you for your continued
support and look forward to a positive and profitable 2013 and beyond.
Andrew J Love
10 May 2013

dougdig
18/2/2013
23:16
2013 looking good
markfrankie
17/2/2013
21:10
all going very well here, near on ~100% up since undervalued report :-)
markfrankie
29/12/2012
22:38
sounds good:
malaysia opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim (peoples justice party) seeks petronas policy shift: south east asia, Anwar is set to challenge Najib (prime minister) early 2013.
Roc have agreed to help exploit the marginal fields..... yep Malaysia here we come !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (i hope)

markfrankie
21/11/2012
00:07
ROC:asx are still going up :-) whish we could get australian shares on this bb

i had DGO at the top of my wish list a wee while back, im still kicking myself

markfrankie
06/11/2012
22:05
sorry ive messed up it was meant to be roc australia :-(
markfrankie
29/10/2012
15:57
im still to convert my paper shares into international trader account too
markfrankie
18/10/2012
05:40
It's still got a long way to go before I b/e though... and then I need to find a broker who deals in paper shares (not easy when living overseas..)
steve73
18/10/2012
00:23
roc are back on 'the up'
:-)

markfrankie
17/5/2012
16:10
Well done!
p@
30/4/2012
21:13
Hello P@
bit naughty that, doesnt affect me but i shall vote NO

markfrankie
23/4/2012
08:02
Make the effort and vote against all the resolutions,they want everyone with under A$500 worth of shares out ,on the cheap! VOTE NOW.

Who destroyed the value here?

p@
26/2/2011
18:31
Thanks schober - nice to see a chart here!
dougdig
16/11/2010
23:02
Yes - me too.
I am set up with TDW for Oz trading and if I get a few spare pennies and feel things are starting to go in the right direction I just might be in for a few more.
But I want to see which way we go from here first - I have an unfortunate habit of chucking good money after bad!

dougdig
16/11/2010
01:51
thanks for the update dd.
My paper certs are now lost in a drawer somewhere, so I guess I'm in for the long haul.

steve73
15/11/2010
22:23
Management changes down under - possibly down to expensive "errors" in Africa and litigation.
But could bode well for a change in direction now - heartbreaking to see current share price at A$0.415 (about £0.25).

dougdig
22/9/2010
11:55
Nice to see we are alive and well..!
dougdig
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