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Investor discussions surrounding Seascape Energy Asia Plc (SEA) during the recent period highlighted a cautiously optimistic sentiment among participants. Notable was the observance of market dynamics, with "basem1" suggesting a strong interest from buyers, potentially indicating underlying demand for the stock. The mention of short interests fluctuating, as observed by "darcon," who noted that the short interest tracker showed a return to zero, further fueled discussions regarding price stability and potential upward movements.
Financial conversations were intricately tied to strategic pricing considerations, with "katsy" emphasizing the weight of the placement price—a critical factor that continues to compel investor strategies. An intriguing quote from "jungmana" pointed to potential parallels with previous successful investments, suggesting that the anticipated outcomes from the 2A drill results in 2026 could mirror the lucrative trajectory seen with Cove. The overall tone hints at a collective awareness of the waiting game ahead, with investors bracing for developments while expressing the hope to capitalize on future price movements.
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Seascape Energy Asia PLC recently reported significant changes in its shareholder structure, as outlined in two notifications concerning major holdings. On December 4, 2024, Jonathan David Selby Cranston crossed a threshold in his voting rights, officially notifying the company of the change on the same day. This event highlights an adjustment in shareholder stakes that could potentially influence corporate governance and decision-making within the company.
Furthermore, on December 5, 2024, Janus Henderson Group PLC also reached a notification threshold regarding its voting rights in Seascape Energy Asia. This development, reported on December 9, indicates further shifts in the company's ownership dynamics and raises potential implications for strategic directions and future initiatives. As these changes unfold, stakeholders will be keenly observing how they affect the financial and operational trajectory of Seascape Energy Asia.
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yes looking very good here.not going anywhere in a hurry gl |
Block 2A + DEWA make SEA a no brainer of an investment pick under 30p (GBP18 million market cap) imo. |
As pointed out yesterday, this week's award of DEWA PSA is transformational. But the share price has moved relatively little yet. That will surely change soon |
Had to pay 22.4p for my 50k top up. |
New to this one but thought the presentation was excellent, definitely some risks in there especially given their cash balances but the risk reward is reasonably compelling so had a decnet nible this morning. |
Taken another 50k, no brainer at these levels GLA |
TBH this should be nearer £1 with 2A looming. |
Farm out still incoming. Pick your entry |
free float must be relatively small here |
Can't buy many. |
All fingers seem to be pointing towards Total as the farm-in partner. Only c 8wks to find out. Exciting times |
I posted this back in June when the repositioning/strate |
Cash - On the geological risk - Don't skip doing the research on the analogues that SEA have provided in their presentations all the way through. Provided for that very reason and why they're analogues and displaying the same characteristics to other multi tcf giant field discoveries. I posted on these back in June when it was covered in the earlier presentations. |
Investor Meet ..As I said before you couldnt wish for better guys to safeguard your investment here . |
It is worth listening to the June presentation again as the CO2 issue was was discussed more in that presentation. 2A is outside the CO2 areas |
I thought the same and a very good idea to remind everyone. The low CO2 in shallow gas samples is another major benefit for 2A in comparison to neighbouring blocks to the SW in the CO2 belt (i.e., no need for CCS, lower production costs) |
Thanks SIRC and just a reminder as it wasn't touched on today ..it seems 2A doesnt have a CO2 problem which some gas structures have in that area. |
Cash - from my perspective the critical risk (as mentioned by James today and ERC) is seal integrity. From my perspective, for what it's worth, as an experienced industry geologist there is a misnomer that a seal can be "bust" so gas clouds are bad news. Seals don't work like that, they're more like pumps that will open once pressure builds, and close once the pressure is released. The gas cloud likely tells us there is a very prolific source rock recharging the structure - James said similar today, in between the lines. These guys are good and I genuinely think 2A has a much higher CoS than 22%, particularly given the nearby megastructures with gas clouds above them |
I'm very much a laymen at this, but in the summer time they were talking about the seal being broken, and that all the gas could be gone. I think that's what they meant, they won't know until drilled. |
Zengas et all,I've been trying to knock holes into the thesis behind 2A. But yet again, given the presentation today, the case is very robust.What are the key unanswered geological risks as you see them?Cash |
I have to say I had a lot of time for Helge. |
Yeah I agree on that. They were absolutely loving it. I reckon this pivot and what's coming has them very excited .. as we are! |
Quite apart from anything else while watching the presentation today I was just thinking that those 3 guys are just consummate professionals who aren't just good at their jobs ..they really love what they're doing . |
I dabbled and lost with this share in the 90p - 130p range back in late 2020. Everybody was piling in with their RockRose Energy winnings at the time, pushing up the share price, in anticipation of Helge Hamster pulling a rabbit out of the hat. (Turned out his hat was just full of hot air...) |
They were obviously limited in what they could say about the Block 2A Farm-Out. But they show it on the timeline as being announced before year end. So sometime in the next 9 weeks. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BKFW2482 |
Sector | |
Bid Price | 35.00 |
Offer Price | 36.50 |
Open | 35.75 |
Shares Traded | 3,999 |
Last Trade | 08:00:28 |
Low - High | 35.50 - 35.75 |
Turnover | 0 |
Profit | 0 |
EPS - Basic | |
PE Ratio | N/A |
Market Cap | 0 |
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