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RKH Rockhopper Exploration Plc

23.20
0.60 (2.65%)
27 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rockhopper Exploration Plc LSE:RKH London Ordinary Share GB00B0FVQX23 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.60 2.65% 23.20 23.30 23.90 24.60 22.80 23.00 3,642,305 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 0 -4.55M -0.0073 -32.33 140.17M
Rockhopper Exploration Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RKH. The last closing price for Rockhopper Exploration was 22.60p. Over the last year, Rockhopper Exploration shares have traded in a share price range of 10.05p to 24.60p.

Rockhopper Exploration currently has 620,229,436 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rockhopper Exploration is £140.17 million. Rockhopper Exploration has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -32.33.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/8/2020
20:05
You don't want good comments just blatant ramping and nonsense .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
20:02
Both could go in tandem .My tesla doing rather better .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
20:01
Lol I'm invested im ramping it .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
19:59
I actually thought there was a few good comments from the boiler room crew today !!!!! Maybe tesla was mentioned a few to many times and then it all broke down !!!!!!
F#cking boiler room antics !!!!!!

cragrock
16/8/2020
19:58
One flew over the cukkoos nest .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
19:54
FOOOOOOOOOTZI?
emilio
16/8/2020
19:49
Calm down dear its only a commercial.
gozzie2
16/8/2020
19:23
Carroteater posted positive things about rockhopper today and you say they are negative . His only gripe was at the bod and you are that th1ck to realise it .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
19:16
I'd like a runny egg,with soldiers, room service about 10am, no early calls pliss Abdullah
trop2
16/8/2020
19:08
Oh listen to you rather than major news sources .Clever idea that .
gozzie2
16/8/2020
19:02
You lot can please yourself what you post, I am here to disrupt your flow and give the facts! You would have thought you would have got the message by now,LOL!... Simples!... :-)
nigoil
16/8/2020
19:01
FOOOOOOOOTZI?
emilio
16/8/2020
18:56
The more cr@p you write the more il copy and paste .The list of projects most at risk includes deepwater discoveries off Brazil, Angola and in the Gulf of Mexico, said Parul Chopra, vice president for upstream research at Rystad. Canadian oil-sands projects such as the expansion of the Sunrise development in Alberta are also in doubt, he said.The Sunrise deposit, a joint venture between BP and Husky Energy Inc., has an abundant supply of bitumen-potentially as much as 3.7 billion barrels. Extraction, though, is complicated. Most oil-sands projects resemble mining operations. The bitumen is dug out of the ground and processed into heavy crude, which must then be diluted with lighter hydrocarbons before it can be refined into fuel.?Oil sands operations in Alberta, Canada.Photographer: Ben Nelms/BloombergSunrise is more complex and more costly. The deposit is too deep to be dug up, so instead it's injected with steam to get the bitumen flowing into a well, from where it can be pumped to the surface.
gozzie2
16/8/2020
18:53
& ScienceOil Companies Wonder If It's Worth Looking for Oil AnymoreMore European producers are saying energy resources worth billions of dollars now might never be pumped out of the ground.By Laura HurstAugust 16, 2020, 2:00 AM EDT?Photographer: William H. Edwards/Getty ImagesA few dots near the bottom corner of the world map in the southern Atlantic, the Falkland Islands were once at the forefront of a new era for the oil industry as companies scoured the planet for resources.Yet a decade after the discovery of as much as 1.7 billion barrels of crude in surrounding waters, the British overseas territory known for sheep rearing and tension with Argentina looks as remote as ever. Rather than the next frontier, the project to extract energy risks being added to a list of what companies call "stranded assets" that could cost them huge sums to mothball.?A survey ship sails in Stanley Harbour in Stanley, Falkland Islands.Photographer: Michael Warren/APAs the coronavirus ravages economies and cripples demand, European oil majors have made some uncomfortable admissions in recent months: oil and gas worth billions of dollars might never be pumped out of the ground.With the crisis also hastening a global shift to cleaner energy, fossil fuels will likely be cheaper than expected in the coming decades, while emitting the carbon they contain will get more expensive. These two simple assumptions mean that tapping some fields no longer makes economic sense. BP Plc said on Aug. 4 that it would no longer do any exploration in new countries.The oil industry was already grappling with the energy transition, copious supply and signs of peak demand as Covid-19 began to spread. The pandemic will likely bring forward that peak and discourage exploration, according to Rystad Energy AS. The consultant expects about 10% of the world's recoverable oil resources-some 125 billion barrels-to become obsolete."There will be stranded assets," said Muqsit Ashraf, senior managing director responsible for the global energy industry at Accenture Plc. "Companies are going to have to accept the fact."The Sea Lion project in the Falklands promised to be a world-class resource when Rockhopper Exploration Plc found the field in 2010. Hundreds of millions of dollars later and after enduring a flare up between Argentina and Britain over the legality of the project, the first phase still hasn't brought any oil to market.Premier Oil Plc, Rockhopper's partner, suspended work on Sea Lion earlier this year, and on July 15 wrote off $200 million of investment because later phases looked unlikely to happen. ??Larger companies have also begun voicing that realization for other projects. BP said in June it would evaluate its portfolio of discoveries and leave some undeveloped. Chief of Staff Dominic Emery already hinted last year at what kind of resources might never " see the light of day." Complicated projects could be shelved in favor of fields that are quicker to develop, such as U.S. shale, he said.The pressure to curb emissions may also prompt companies to leave the most carbon-intensive reserves in the ground, as France's Total SE acknowledged last month when it took an $8 billion writedown on carbon-heavy assets.Quicktake'Stranded Assets' Risk Rising With Climate Action and $40 Oil
gozzie2
16/8/2020
18:50
Exactly username gozzie2 aka carroteater you have given your own game away! The ' contrarian girls W@NKERS' following a well orchestrated script, I have seen it so many times before! Quite a few pseudonyms being used today and involved in the ' spin', very clever!.... Simples!... :-)
nigoil
16/8/2020
18:28
Tbh from the comments today you could analyse them and make a good and bad case .The only posts that are nonsense are Nigoils swallows and all I'm against .
gozzie2
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