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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sdx Energy Plc | LSE:SDX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BJ5JNL69 | ORD 1P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.65 | 3.50 | 3.80 | 3.65 | 3.65 | 3.65 | 87,633 | 07:43:32 |
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13/4/2018 05:25 | So caution is still the watchword here and certainly little is proved at this stage. But surely there is substantial upside if IY and Kelvin are connected and it turns out that there's considerably more than 100 ft of pay? Anyone brave enough to do a high side valuation? | hiddendepths | |
13/4/2018 04:19 | Edison note: "We expect to de-risk Ibn Yunus on flow testing; however, indicatively moving to an 80% chance of success (equivalent to our risking for SD-1X) from 32% would add 4.4p/share to our RENAV in our 90bcf recoverable case." hxxp://www.baystreet So they'll only change their risking when the flow tests are done and obviously there's no change in the risking for Kelvin at this stage. They do mention the need to construct a central processing facility for IY - which likely means capex. | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 20:27 | Still will be throwing out alot of cash, from Sd, NW Gemsa, Meseda and Morrocco.Definately will surge this stock, just a little patience.Maybe another aquisition to boast further our production. | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 19:59 | ah ok mate, that makes sense. | shakeypremis | |
12/4/2018 19:36 | ShakeyI was saying out of 100mmcfd they get quarter thats still decent amount of cash for a company which only valued at 100m. | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 19:15 | They've got an effective 19.25% of Meseda | thegreatgeraldo | |
12/4/2018 18:35 | Pretty sure I saw it somewhere recently. Quite where I am not sure. I will try to remember. Regardless, the difference is not great. There was also something from another poster a while ago which detailed something slightly different, it was information gained from some documentation SDX had to file when they listed I think. Again, I will try to dig that up. | shakeypremis | |
12/4/2018 18:31 | shakey, to calculate netbacks people have been discounting by the wi and the tax rate, which comes to 22%, so what accounts for the difference between this figure and the one you've quoted? | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 18:23 | You can't compare mcf's with barrels of oil for calculating revenues etc. Only for a comparison of energy content. If SD only produces 25MMscf/d SDX will make sod all. They only have a 19.25% economic interest in the concession. | shakeypremis | |
12/4/2018 17:29 | The Company, in its technically approved development plan by the Egyptian authority, forecasts a plateau rate from the SD-1X field of 50 million standard cubic feet per day ("MMscf/d"). of conventional natural gas (SDX 55% working interest) However, with any exploration success, the field plateau rate could potentially increase up to 100 MMscf/d. Start-up of production at South Disouq is expected to commence in H2 2018. ============= significant amount of cash is coming from SD, even if we only get 25MMscfd, thats over 4000boed. | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 17:27 | this 4 well drilling project in SD didnt PW say they have option to drill another well? | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 17:25 | It is pretty big, no wonder PW is excited. Such a good result with the first drill at Ibn bodes very well for future drills. | shakeypremis | |
12/4/2018 16:52 | just look how large the Ibn Prospect is.. | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 15:52 | HAF, Re the IV cartoon, the blue is sand. I took PW's comment to mean 10% or so net:gross | thegreatgeraldo | |
12/4/2018 15:46 | hd that is a good point and I am sure one that puts off some investors (especially the larger ones). Even a very small PI like me would have a problem exiting on a low volume day. | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 15:42 | It'll take the pre-listing early stage investors finishing their selling! Unfortunately the volumes here are generally so thin that it's taken a long time already. Can't say I'm too bothered. When the fundamentals are good, share prices nearly always reflect this in due course. Just needs patience. | hiddendepths | |
12/4/2018 15:36 | Pretty disappointing day share price wise really. What is it going to take to get this moving in a materiel way. | ifthecapfits | |
12/4/2018 15:28 | That picture of IY: hxxps://www.investor So they've gone 100ft into the red blob and there's another 1000ft of it? | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 12:33 | I think we need to realise good money coming into from SD.100mmcfd will likely happen now.+8000boed by year end. | neo26 | |
12/4/2018 11:55 | HAF Yes, as tgg has often pointed out, PW does tend to put his mouth into gear before the brain engages. It's not a characteristic markets take kindly to :) | captain james t kirk | |
12/4/2018 11:50 | captain it's comments like that which really make me wonder sometimes. How do you run out of space in an RNS? And this coming from a company that's been rns'ing every little inconsequential well they drill. | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 11:48 | Must say I do like the approach taken by the stocktube interviewer, he doesn't hesitate to ask questions along the lines of why the LNB drill result has been delayed. | haideralifool | |
12/4/2018 11:31 | Very interesting comment about the nearly 1100ft of net sands, still without contact and the query by the boss himself as to why it wasn't included in the rns. Run out of space ??? A further acquisition in 2018 looks likely. Very good news on receivables as well. | captain james t kirk | |
12/4/2018 11:21 | shakey theres alot more gas but the positive is we will get decent amount into production this year. He said SDX will develop SD.. | neo26 |
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