Serica Energy Share Price (SQZ)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Serica Energy Plc	LSE:SQZ	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B0CY5V57	ORD USD0.10

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.60	0.49%	122.60	318,563	16:35:29

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
120.00		122.80	124.00	116.40	116.40

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers	35.87	46.43	21.96	5.4	325.0

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
17:00:03	O	135	123.18	GBX

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
28/6/2019	14:32	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Total Voting Rights
27/6/2019	15:00	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Result of AGM
27/6/2019	14:41	ALNC	Serica Energy Production, Cash Position Up In First Months Of 2019
27/6/2019	07:54	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
27/6/2019	07:00	UKREG	Serica Energy plc AGM Operational & Financial Update
03/6/2019	17:00	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Annual Report and Notice of AGM
31/5/2019	16:47	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Total Voting Rights
30/4/2019	16:10	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Total Voting Rights
26/4/2019	16:15	UKREG	Serica Energy plc Exercise of Options
17/4/2019	10:07	ALNC	Serica Energy Annual Profit Jumps On Gains From BKR Acquisitions

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Serica Energy (SQZ) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2019-07-16 16:00:10	123.18	135	166.29	O
2019-07-16 15:55:02	122.01	1	1.22	O
2019-07-16 15:43:10	119.90	16,900	20,263.10	O
2019-07-16 15:43:10	119.90	16,900	20,263.10	O
2019-07-16 15:43:10	118.85	16,900	20,085.33	O

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Date	Subject
16/7/2019 09:20	Serica Energy Daily Update: Serica Energy Plc is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SQZ. The last closing price for Serica Energy was 122p. Serica Energy Plc has a 4 week average price of 112.60p and a 12 week average price of 112.60p. The 1 year high share price is 146p while the 1 year low share price is currently 61.80p. There are currently 265,066,106 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 298,268 shares. The market capitalisation of Serica Energy Plc is £324,971,045.96. Read Full Thread Reply
11/6/2019 10:02	almsivi: Just did a quick back-of-a-fag-packet check on what BP's share of the co is currently worth: BP's stake is 13.5m shares and at todays price is approx £17m. Assuming the acquisition of Shearwater might take our share price to £2 (I read somewhere it might double our current MC, but being conservative) there would be a £10m premium on top of the sale price by selling to Serica. The better the conditions of the sale (for serica) the higher the premium (i.e. decom costs, BKR style deal etc) Obviously, BP don't owe Serica anything - quite the opposite - and they're free to demand whatever they like from whoever they like for their stake (at the end of the day £200m is chicken-feed to them) - but if their overall plan was to maximize the sale of the Erskine stake by seeing Sericas share price nearer £5 a share(£67m from £0.75m = 90x initial value) - I can think of worse ways to do it than by selling-on decent assets to Serica. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/4/2019 20:58	bountyhunter: And also... It's not all about the gas price today as the gas price varies and there is a floor, there are many other factors to consider such as: 1) BKR production increase planned from around 24k boepd to ~30k yearly average 2) Lower opex cost reducing from current $18/b 3) From 40% to 50% share of BKR due to SQZ in 2019 so that's a 25% increase on 2018. For 2020 that's then a 60% share so a 50% increase on 2018 revenue due to SQZ (more when point 1 is taken into account) 4) Rowallan drill on schedule should hit reservoir early April with TD early May. In the event of success, there is additional upside potential provided by the nearby Dundonald and Sundrum prospects, which are geologically similar to Rowallan. The Rowallan prospect may also extend onto Serica's recently awarded 30(th) Round blocks directly to the south. 5) Columbus development 2020 production 2021 6) R3 intervention should increase Rhum production significantly 7) BKR hub has capacity to handle increased production including from any nearby fields which may be developed by other companies which could increase revenues - BP did not pursue this opportunity for political reasons 8) Looking to extend life of BKR fields and so push back decommissioning - SQZ has lower overheads and is more focused on BKR than BP 9) Decommissioning costs - SQZ will pay 15% after taking into account HMRC's 50% contribution to the initial 30% liability 10) Erskine production restored, 3.2m barrels of oil originally forecast to be produced but 3m produced to date with new CPR indicating another 3m barrels still to be produced! 11) Erskine now producing ~3.5k bopd 12) Post Erskine deal back in 2015 the share price did not fully reflect the acquisition until production figures were released 6 months later, the same may be true of the BKR acquisition 13) Serica's production split is 80% gas / 20% oil 14) Cash rich / debt free 15) Looking for other accretive deals Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/4/2019 11:59	danny baker: It looks like the Hardys are going to splurge out on 5 star luxury for their Easter hols judging by the drop in the SQZ share price. Down to 105.6p bid. Come on you institutions have a look at Serica! It's dirt cheap at these levels. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/3/2019 22:27	bountyhunter: It's not all about the gas price today as the gas price varies and there is a floor, there are many other factors to consider such as: 1) BKR production increase planned from around 24k boepd to ~30k yearly average 2) Lower opex cost reducing from current $18/b 3) From 40% to 50% share of BKR due to SQZ in 2019 so that's a 25% increase on 2018. For 2020 that's then a 60% share so a 50% increase on 2018 revenue due to SQZ (more when point 1 is taken into account) 4) Rowallan drill on schedule should hit reservoir early April with TD early May. In the event of success, there is additional upside potential provided by the nearby Dundonald and Sundrum prospects, which are geologically similar to Rowallan. The Rowallan prospect may also extend onto Serica's recently awarded 30(th) Round blocks directly to the south. 5) Columbus development 2020 production 2021 6) R3 intervention should increase Rhum production significantly 7) BKR hub has capacity to handle increased production including from any nearby fields which may be developed by other companies which could increase revenues - BP did not pursue this opportunity for political reasons 8) Looking to extend life of BKR fields and so push back decommissioning - SQZ has lower overheads and is more focused on BKR than BP 9) Decommissioning costs - SQZ will pay 15% after taking into account HMRC's 50% contribution to the initial 30% liability 10) Erskine production restored, 3.2m barrels of oil originally forecast to be produced but 3m produced to date with new CPR indicating another 3m barrels still to be produced! 11) Erskine now producing ~3.5k bopd 12) Post Erskine deal back in 2015 the share price did not fully reflect the acquisition until production figures were released 6 months later, the same may be true of the BKR acquisition 13) Serica's production split is 80% gas / 20% oil 14) Cash rich / debt free 15) Looking for other accretive deals Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/3/2019 17:52	bountyhunter: It's not all about the gas price today as the gas price varies and there is a floor, there are many other factors to consider such as: 1) BKR production increase planned from around 24k boepd to ~30k yearly average 2) Lower opex cost reducing from current $18/b 3) From 40% to 50% share of BKR due to SQZ in 2019 so that's a 25% increase on 2018. For 2020 that's then a 60% share so a 50% increase on 2018 revenue due to SQZ (more when point 1 is taken into account) 4) Rowallan drill on schedule should hit reservoir early April with TD early May. In the event of success, there is additional upside potential provided by the nearby Dundonald and Sundrum prospects, which are geologically similar to Rowallan. The Rowallan prospect may also extend onto Serica's recently awarded 30(th) Round blocks directly to the south. 5) Columbus development 2020 production 2021 6) R3 intervention should increase Rhum production significantly 7) BKR hub has capacity to handle increased production including from any nearby fields which may be developed by other companies which could increase revenues - BP did not pursue this opportunity for political reasons 8) Looking to extend life of BKR fields and so push back decommissioning - SQZ has lower overheads and is more focused on BKR than BP 9) Decommissioning costs - SQZ will pay 15% after taking into account HMRC's 50% contribution to the initial 30% liability 10) Erskine production restored, 3.2m barrels of oil originally forecast to be produced but 3m produced to date with new CPR indicating another 3m barrels still to be produced! 11) Erskine now producing ~3.5k bopd 12) Post Erskine deal back in 2015 the share price did not fully reflect the acquisition until production figures were released 6 months later, the same may be true of the BKR acquisition 13) Serica's production split is 80% gas / 20% oil 14) Cash rich / debt free 15) Looking for other accretive deals 16) not to forget the Golden Cross on the chart: Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/3/2019 12:16	bountyhunter: While we are harping on about the gas spot price today again to the exclusion of all else I'll just add a little balance again as it's not all about the gas price today as the gas price varies and there is a floor, there are many other factors to consider (some of which should be factored into revenue projections) such as: 1) BKR production increase planned from around 24k boepd to ~30k yearly average 2) Lower opex cost reducing from current $18/b 3) From 40% to 50% share of BKR due to SQZ in 2019 so that's a 25% increase on 2018. For 2020 that's then a 60% share so a 50% increase on 2018 revenue due to SQZ (more when point 1 is taken into account) 4) Rowallan drill on schedule should hit reservoir early April with TD early May. In the event of success, there is additional upside potential provided by the nearby Dundonald and Sundrum prospects, which are geologically similar to Rowallan. The Rowallan prospect may also extend onto Serica's recently awarded 30(th) Round blocks directly to the south. 5) Columbus development 2020 production 2021 6) R3 intervention should increase Rhum production significantly 7) BKR hub has capacity to handle increased production including from any nearby fields which may be developed by other companies which could increase revenues - BP did not pursue this opportunity for political reasons 8) Looking to extend life of BKR fields and so push back decommissioning - SQZ has lower overheads and is more focused on BKR than BP 9) Decommissioning costs - SQZ will pay 15% after taking into account HMRC's 50% contribution to the initial 30% liability 10) Erskine production restored, 3.2m barrels of oil originally forecast to be produced but 3m produced to date with new CPR indicating another 3m barrels still to be produced! 11) Erskine now producing ~3.5k bopd 12) Post Erskine deal back in 2015 the share price did not fully reflect the acquisition until production figures were released 6 months later, the same may be true of the BKR acquisition 13) Serica's production split is 80% gas / 20% oil 14) Cash rich / debt free 15) Looking for other accretive deals 16) not to forget the Golden Cross on the chart: Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/3/2019 10:21	bountyhunter: It's not all about the gas price today as the gas price varies and there is a floor, there are many other factors to consider such as: 1) BKR production increase planned from around 24k boepd to ~30k yearly average 2) Lower opex cost reducing from current $18/b 3) From 40% to 50% share of BKR due to SQZ in 2019 so that's a 25% increase on 2018. For 2020 that's then a 60% share so a 50% increase on 2018 revenue due to SQZ (more when point 1 is taken into account) 4) Rowallan drill on schedule should hit reservoir early April with TD early May. In the event of success, there is additional upside potential provided by the nearby Dundonald and Sundrum prospects, which are geologically similar to Rowallan. The Rowallan prospect may also extend onto Serica's recently awarded 30(th) Round blocks directly to the south. 5) Columbus development 2020 production 2021 6) R3 intervention should increase Rhum production significantly 7) BKR hub has capacity to handle increased production including from any nearby fields which may be developed by other companies which could increase revenues - BP did not pursue this opportunity for political reasons 8) Looking to extend life of BKR fields and so push back decommissioning - SQZ has lower overheads and is more focused on BKR than BP 9) Decommissioning costs - SQZ will pay 15% after taking into account HMRC's 50% contribution to the initial 30% liability 10) Erskine production restored, 3.2m barrels of oil originally forecast to be produced but 3m produced to date with new CPR indicating another 3m barrels still to be produced! 11) Erskine now producing ~3.5k bopd 12) Post Erskine deal back in 2015 the share price did not fully reflect the acquisition until production figures were released 6 months later, the same may be true of the BKR acquisition 13) Serica's production split is 80% gas / 20% oil 14) Looking for other accretive deals 15) not to forget the Golden Cross on the chart: see Https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/video/serica-energy-mitch-flegg-ceo Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/2/2019 12:43	danny baker: FB, I am a firm believer in Serica and have done very well out of it. However there remains a link to Iran and the press over the last 24 hours has been reporting Mike Pence's comments which are enough to at least take note. I held my nerve last year throughout the Iran political wobbles and I'm not fazed by the latest US attempt to bring Iran back into the headlines. But at the same time if the SQZ share price has an attack of the jitters I can understand the possible reason why. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/10/2018 10:23	dunderheed: Oh right cheers haven't a clue when retirement age is lol. I think mine is 67 possibly because I'm a 'bit' younger than you? bh you are a mind reader lol! Well I have an idea regardless of possible oil price weakness in the face of potential massive trade wars sqz share price will be substantially higher over the years ahead!! Best of luck all! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/5/2018 08:19	dunderheed: 7501 I was nervous matey, I was nervous! (About the 7500 post not the sqz share price I hasten to add!) Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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