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RKH Rockhopper Exploration Plc

13.55
0.10 (0.74%)
Last Updated: 11:35:39
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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
  0.10 0.74% 13.55 13.25 13.55 13.55 13.55 13.55 49,599 11:35:39
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 652k 35.55M 0.0598 2.25 79.92M
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 13.45p. Over the last year, Rockhopper Exploration shares have traded in a share price range of 10.00p to 15.00p.

Rockhopper Exploration currently has 594,218,549 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rockhopper Exploration is £79.92 million. Rockhopper Exploration has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.25.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/5/2022
17:08
LolThen BIGRED has lost all his hard-earned cash making cars ???
gozzie2
02/5/2022
17:07
The oil industry in the Falkland Islands is reactivated. According to a notice published in the latest issue of the weekly Penguin News, expressions of interest are invited for the maintenance of services at the temporary floating dock facility in Stanley Harbor Roadstead.The call is made by Harbor Energy, the investment fund and oil company that is currently in charge of operations in the Sea Lion field, and other licenses north of the Falklands. Harbor is the result of several mergers, with Chrysaor, the latter in turn with Premier Oil and with Rockhopper Exploration, the original company that discovered the deposit and holder of the licenses.Although Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the South Atlantic, Rockhopper has negotiated a financial package with the Israeli Navitas to be able to start operations in the field, which is estimated to have a production potential of up to 1,500 million barrels.The notice requests personnel services, materials and equipment to comply with the maintenance inspections of the floating dock and connecting walkways. These include painting, greasing, fatigue control of materials and adjacent tanks as well as other marine tasks.In a second stage, later, the maintenance tasks will be the repair of the mooring platform cover as well as special paints and the care of bollards, rope guides and railings, among others.The responsibilities of the service provider will include the ability to provide and direct personnel for the tasks and supply of equipment necessary to comply with the different stages announced above.All services will require the highest levels of quality as required by the Falklands regulations on the matter and by the company itself. Provision of these services is anticipated to begin in the near future.It is reiterated that it is only an invitation for expressions of interest and does not constitute offers to be accepted. Those interested should send their information to the PremierOil/HarbourEnergy offices in Stanley by March 14 2022Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the Islands by the end of March while Israel's Rockhopper and Navitas, which have reached a pre-agreement to finance the development of the Sea Lion field, must now get the go-ahead from Falklands authorities. (Source Penguin News)
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:59
Why would anybody invest in this DOG knowing ADMINISTRATION & LIQUIDATION is coming ???



Rockhopper Finance Director, Stewart MacDonald unexpectedly quit and has NOT been replaced.

Remaining Cash Reserves of just £3 Million.

Decommissioning Liabilities estimated at least £10 Million.

Negative Enterprise Value (E.V.)

buy2sell1
02/5/2022
16:59
Why the sickly lies about family just to get the sympathy vote ??

I mean why ?
You have to ask why ?

Not a sane minded investor is the conclusion.

Gozzie - full of disinformation as ever.

melegramforttongo
02/5/2022
16:51
You have to ask .WHY are they here??? lol.Just why would you, on a bank holiday ,in a company you have NO interest or investment in .
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:50
The oil industry in the Falkland Islands is reactivated. According to a notice published in the latest issue of the weekly Penguin News, expressions of interest are invited for the maintenance of services at the temporary floating dock facility in Stanley Harbor Roadstead.The call is made by Harbor Energy, the investment fund and oil company that is currently in charge of operations in the Sea Lion field, and other licenses north of the Falklands. Harbor is the result of several mergers, with Chrysaor, the latter in turn with Premier Oil and with Rockhopper Exploration, the original company that discovered the deposit and holder of the licenses.Although Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the South Atlantic, Rockhopper has negotiated a financial package with the Israeli Navitas to be able to start operations in the field, which is estimated to have a production potential of up to 1,500 million barrels.The notice requests personnel services, materials and equipment to comply with the maintenance inspections of the floating dock and connecting walkways. These include painting, greasing, fatigue control of materials and adjacent tanks as well as other marine tasks.In a second stage, later, the maintenance tasks will be the repair of the mooring platform cover as well as special paints and the care of bollards, rope guides and railings, among others.The responsibilities of the service provider will include the ability to provide and direct personnel for the tasks and supply of equipment necessary to comply with the different stages announced above.All services will require the highest levels of quality as required by the Falklands regulations on the matter and by the company itself. Provision of these services is anticipated to begin in the near future.It is reiterated that it is only an invitation for expressions of interest and does not constitute offers to be accepted. Those interested should send their information to the PremierOil/HarbourEnergy offices in Stanley by March 14 2022Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the Islands by the end of March while Israel's Rockhopper and Navitas, which have reached a pre-agreement to finance the development of the Sea Lion field, must now get the go-ahead from Falklands authorities. (Source Penguin News)
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:40
BYE BYE LOSERS.
buffit1
02/5/2022
16:31
Anyone looking in here for the first time would think this Gozzie chap is rather desperate .

You can guarantee that NO ONE is influenced by this over emotional ,cider drinking ,on the spectrum glass eyed glossy faced Gozzie from Glossop …

DESPERADO

melegramforttongo
02/5/2022
16:30
Are you still saying Rockhopper is a GOOD INVESTMENT ?????

because looking at that Rockhopper chart, the words FOOL, MONEY & EASILY PARTED SPRINGS TO MIND

dissentingvoices
02/5/2022
16:27
STRONG BUY. BYE BYE LOSERS.
buffit1
02/5/2022
16:25
QUOTE OF THE DAY:

"Hopes for a massive Oil and Gas boom in the South Atlantic from the Falkland Islands were dismissed, when ExxonMobil, one of the world's largest oil exploration companies stated that the islands contained INSUFFICIENT hydrocarbons to make exploration and development profitable".

dissentingvoices
02/5/2022
16:21
The oil industry in the Falkland Islands is reactivated. According to a notice published in the latest issue of the weekly Penguin News, expressions of interest are invited for the maintenance of services at the temporary floating dock facility in Stanley Harbor Roadstead.The call is made by Harbor Energy, the investment fund and oil company that is currently in charge of operations in the Sea Lion field, and other licenses north of the Falklands. Harbor is the result of several mergers, with Chrysaor, the latter in turn with Premier Oil and with Rockhopper Exploration, the original company that discovered the deposit and holder of the licenses.Although Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the South Atlantic, Rockhopper has negotiated a financial package with the Israeli Navitas to be able to start operations in the field, which is estimated to have a production potential of up to 1,500 million barrels.The notice requests personnel services, materials and equipment to comply with the maintenance inspections of the floating dock and connecting walkways. These include painting, greasing, fatigue control of materials and adjacent tanks as well as other marine tasks.In a second stage, later, the maintenance tasks will be the repair of the mooring platform cover as well as special paints and the care of bollards, rope guides and railings, among others.The responsibilities of the service provider will include the ability to provide and direct personnel for the tasks and supply of equipment necessary to comply with the different stages announced above.All services will require the highest levels of quality as required by the Falklands regulations on the matter and by the company itself. Provision of these services is anticipated to begin in the near future.It is reiterated that it is only an invitation for expressions of interest and does not constitute offers to be accepted. Those interested should send their information to the PremierOil/HarbourEnergy offices in Stanley by March 14 2022Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the Islands by the end of March while Israel's Rockhopper and Navitas, which have reached a pre-agreement to finance the development of the Sea Lion field, must now get the go-ahead from Falklands authorities. (Source Penguin News)
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:17
QUOTE OF THE DAY:

"Hopes for a massive Oil and Gas boom in the South Atlantic from the Falkland Islands were dismissed, when ExxonMobil, one of the world's largest oil exploration companies stated that the islands contained INSUFFICIENT hydrocarbons to make exploration and development profitable".

dissentingvoices
02/5/2022
16:13
LET THIS BE A WARNING TO ALL !!!
================================

Shares in Desire Petroleum collapsed after the explorer said a key drilling prospect off the Falkland Islands contained mostly water, NOT oil.

Desire Petroleum's shares, originally peaked at 170p in October 2010, but are now completely worthless.

Desire Petroleum thought it had made a massive oil discovery off the North Falkland basin, but after sampling of the main sand showed that the hydrocarbons were residual and that the mobile fluid was water, the exploration well was plugged and abandoned.

Hopes for a massive Oil and Gas boom in the South Atlantic from the Falkland Islands were dismissed, when ExxonMobil, one of the world's largest oil exploration companies stated that the islands contained INSUFFICIENT hydrocarbons to make exploration and development profitable.

and this is exactly what happened to shares in Rockhopper Exploration plc AFTER the collapse of Desire Petroleum back in 2010

dissentingvoices
02/5/2022
16:12
I've done OK with this one pmslI did tell EVERYONE it was BUYING money 3 years ago on lse .Ask Auson lolhTTps://images.app.goo.gl/ahaoSfqM79w8sLeJA
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:09
The oil industry in the Falkland Islands is reactivated. According to a notice published in the latest issue of the weekly Penguin News, expressions of interest are invited for the maintenance of services at the temporary floating dock facility in Stanley Harbor Roadstead.The call is made by Harbor Energy, the investment fund and oil company that is currently in charge of operations in the Sea Lion field, and other licenses north of the Falklands. Harbor is the result of several mergers, with Chrysaor, the latter in turn with Premier Oil and with Rockhopper Exploration, the original company that discovered the deposit and holder of the licenses.Although Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the South Atlantic, Rockhopper has negotiated a financial package with the Israeli Navitas to be able to start operations in the field, which is estimated to have a production potential of up to 1,500 million barrels.The notice requests personnel services, materials and equipment to comply with the maintenance inspections of the floating dock and connecting walkways. These include painting, greasing, fatigue control of materials and adjacent tanks as well as other marine tasks.In a second stage, later, the maintenance tasks will be the repair of the mooring platform cover as well as special paints and the care of bollards, rope guides and railings, among others.The responsibilities of the service provider will include the ability to provide and direct personnel for the tasks and supply of equipment necessary to comply with the different stages announced above.All services will require the highest levels of quality as required by the Falklands regulations on the matter and by the company itself. Provision of these services is anticipated to begin in the near future.It is reiterated that it is only an invitation for expressions of interest and does not constitute offers to be accepted. Those interested should send their information to the PremierOil/HarbourEnergy offices in Stanley by March 14 2022Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the Islands by the end of March while Israel's Rockhopper and Navitas, which have reached a pre-agreement to finance the development of the Sea Lion field, must now get the go-ahead from Falklands authorities. (Source Penguin News)
gozzie2
02/5/2022
16:02
Are you still saying Rockhopper is a GOOD INVESTMENT ?????
dissentingvoices
02/5/2022
16:00
The oil industry in the Falkland Islands is reactivated. According to a notice published in the latest issue of the weekly Penguin News, expressions of interest are invited for the maintenance of services at the temporary floating dock facility in Stanley Harbor Roadstead.The call is made by Harbor Energy, the investment fund and oil company that is currently in charge of operations in the Sea Lion field, and other licenses north of the Falklands. Harbor is the result of several mergers, with Chrysaor, the latter in turn with Premier Oil and with Rockhopper Exploration, the original company that discovered the deposit and holder of the licenses.Although Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the South Atlantic, Rockhopper has negotiated a financial package with the Israeli Navitas to be able to start operations in the field, which is estimated to have a production potential of up to 1,500 million barrels.The notice requests personnel services, materials and equipment to comply with the maintenance inspections of the floating dock and connecting walkways. These include painting, greasing, fatigue control of materials and adjacent tanks as well as other marine tasks.In a second stage, later, the maintenance tasks will be the repair of the mooring platform cover as well as special paints and the care of bollards, rope guides and railings, among others.The responsibilities of the service provider will include the ability to provide and direct personnel for the tasks and supply of equipment necessary to comply with the different stages announced above.All services will require the highest levels of quality as required by the Falklands regulations on the matter and by the company itself. Provision of these services is anticipated to begin in the near future.It is reiterated that it is only an invitation for expressions of interest and does not constitute offers to be accepted. Those interested should send their information to the PremierOil/HarbourEnergy offices in Stanley by March 14 2022Harbor wants to withdraw from its interests in the Islands by the end of March while Israel's Rockhopper and Navitas, which have reached a pre-agreement to finance the development of the Sea Lion field, must now get the go-ahead from Falklands authorities. (Source Penguin News)
gozzie2
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