Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sibir Energy | LSE:SBE | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B04M0Q71 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 174.75 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/11/2008 08:28 | RTS up 8% - Gazprom and Lukoil also up. Russian Government making decision today on export duty for oil - tipped to be reduced - so they could be some movers in the oil and gas sector today. | alwaysbanking | |
07/11/2008 15:48 | Sharp commentary on Sibir over at this new social community website for investors... | promethean | |
07/11/2008 09:38 | Interetsing chart yf23. Takk for da. S. | steveofsw19 | |
07/11/2008 02:54 | Looks like SBE is just tracking the index this is versus JP Morgan Russian Secs | yf23_1 | |
06/11/2008 17:19 | 25th suspension since sept ! re the RTS. surely great value at current price here.. and others of course. | leeson31 | |
06/11/2008 17:14 | yf23_1 - that seems to be a regular occurence at the moment - but what is interesting is that the O&G sector is having a nightmare. Is there any reasoning behind this drop. HC bought at £2.46 only last week or so - so he must have some faith cos to be honest Im rather confused by it all. Ever rising production met by ever falling share price | alwaysbanking | |
06/11/2008 16:55 | Trading on RTS Stock market suspended At 1:35pm Moscow time trading on RTS Stock market was suspended for one hour, due to the technical index change down by more than 5%. | yf23_1 | |
06/11/2008 16:37 | Well it hasn't turned blue - and no statement from SBE they are usually quick when a drop like this occurs with some news or some director buys - perhaps tommorrow. Markets not performing/reacting well to Mr Obamas election win or the 33% cut in UK interest rates - market may feel that there is bad news on the horizon and are pricing it in as of today. I think this (SBE) drop is overdone - any opinions anyone or are we just experiencing what it feels like to be a Banana Republic (Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything) with no real production and destined to rely on the Leisure, Gaming and investment/banking industries. | alwaysbanking | |
06/11/2008 13:00 | Russian Market down 7% - Gazprom and Lukoil down 6% each and Rosneft down 12%. This market has been 12% down earlier and is clawing its way back. SBE well down this morning but I wouldn't bet on it not turning blue before close. | alwaysbanking | |
06/11/2008 12:42 | Hi Steve, the UEN thread has become a ramper's playground, whatever is said is just ignored, even though it could well be very significant. I have been in and out of this (and IEC) a while back, but have lately become more interested in SBE - 75k bopd is significant, and the MC very low. If this didn't have the odd behaviour of the directors to contend with, it would be a very good long-term buy. Even with it it seems to offer remarkable value. I have a small SB open from 225p. Today's movements are worrying though, a little UEN-esq. | amargosa | |
06/11/2008 12:30 | Are you invested here? What are your thoughts on SBE? Have always respected your posts. S. | steveofsw19 | |
06/11/2008 12:29 | Amargosa, Rememeber the days when it was just me and you on the UEN thread? I was only briefly invested there. However, I am heavily invested here and not having fun. Severely learning about investing in anything with a Russian connection. S. | steveofsw19 | |
06/11/2008 12:18 | £ - RIP | amargosa | |
06/11/2008 12:18 | We must be in the real sticky stuff. | amargosa | |
06/11/2008 12:14 | B of England rate down to 3% --- wow | alwaysbanking | |
06/11/2008 11:40 | Or maybe bought some more hotels | alwaysbanking | |
06/11/2008 11:23 | Russian goings on! I should try to be less specific in future. Actually, it looks like either forced selling or a bear raid. | amargosa | |
06/11/2008 11:15 | Why has this one gone down so sharply today on what seemingly is good news? Production is at a record high ,and the share is at a record low. Doesn't tally somehow. | squintyflinty | |
06/11/2008 10:09 | Had a look at the related party transactions. $139.4m for hotel properties, and a further $75m for intime real estate development. No profit figures given for these, presumably because they aren't very profitable. $214.4m Dead money. Sibir are paying for korimos & avtocard, oil related companies - $158.9m at least for $18.4m net profit on an anualised basis. They are expecting some synergy cost savings, and the final deal might be on a p/e of x10, but given the state of the russian markets it's hard to argue that better bargains couldn't have been found elsewhere. The risk here is that the sibir are arguing that the reason for the deal is to maintain russian ownership, and if Bennfield have further margin calls the final purchase price of k&a might rise indeterminately unless the owners have further property to offload. | miamisteve | |
04/11/2008 10:29 | On the move again - soon be back up there with the big oilers - SHELL soon to take a position - will be interesting to see the composition of the 'swap' deal and the effect it has on the share price Mega profits reported by BP and Shell - perhaps SBE will update the market soon re latest figures? | alwaysbanking | |
03/11/2008 12:16 | Can someone please explain what exactly transferring shares 'in' and 'out' of directors' holdings means and what purpose it serves. | azalea | |
03/11/2008 12:04 | Russia cuts export tax on oil production - RTS (the Russian stock exchange)up 3.75%, Oil and gas sector up 4.59%, Gazprom (an SBE partner)up 6.25. Perhaps the whole Market in Russia picking up. | alwaysbanking | |
31/10/2008 08:13 | Great comments pop | alwaysbanking |
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