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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Solo Oil Plc | LSE:SOLO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF1BK408 | ORD 0.20P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.85 | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | |
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| 1.80 | 1.90 | ||||
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| - | O | 0 | 1.85 | GBX |
Solo Oil (SOLO) Share Charts1 Year Solo Oil Chart |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 07/2/2024 | 21:40 | Solo Oil Plc - Investors Forum | 11,498 |
| 31/8/2020 | 19:59 | Climate change: Aircraft to be phased out replaced with helium airships..? | 16 |
| 19/11/2018 | 22:38 | HORSEHILL ISNT VIABLE WITH THE CURRENT PRICE OF OIL..DONT GET SUCKED IN | 112 |
| 24/7/2017 | 14:34 | SOLO OIL'S TURN TO GO UP TODAY...GET IN EARLY CHAPS EASY 30% RISE | 9 |
| 07/7/2017 | 20:35 | SOLO OIL PLC - Moderated | 28,244 |
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Posted at 07/2/2024 21:40 by iceagefarmer so solo sold their stake in helium one..oh dear |
Posted at 21/10/2020 11:00 by 7767 The more positive talk on the thread the more it will attract sellers to bring the price down!!! |
Posted at 20/10/2020 05:53 by burtond1 Malcy talks SOLO with Doc Holidayhttps://total |
Posted at 16/10/2020 15:51 by dbfromgb A lot of tweets from SOLO today which as I read them are signalling the sale of their Tanzanian assets to focus on developing their strategy in Europe. Clearly any sale can only take place once the AEX farmout is complete, and I think we could then expect an announcement. I am also expecting an announcement of a deal between AEX and WEN to develop Nyuni, which could potentially be part of a three way transaction involving SOLO. Plenty of scope for corporate activity involving these three companies with the potential well signalled by all three. |
Posted at 16/10/2020 08:10 by 7767 Typical AIM share as soon as any positive moods on these threads its sold and the price drops |
Posted at 14/10/2020 10:40 by stonefold GP (Jersey) Limited is a private company with a low profile, that has been in business for 30 years.It has previously invested in Union Jack Oil gradually building a stake up to 15% over 2 years, which it sold for more than 100% profit. The share price of UJO today is still 60% higher than the average price GP bought its shares for. GP might on 20-10-2020 have 61,573,978 shares in SOLO with an average price below 1.06p They are happy to slowly buy in the market to increase their stake. They see strong potential for an increase in value. Expect to see a few holdings RNSs |
Posted at 12/10/2020 16:06 by rosco230667 Wow you are a brave man shorting everything SAR NCYTSNGSoLoAnd many more you must be very rich |
Posted at 12/10/2020 14:04 by stonefold AEX have got gov permission to proceed with a large gas project (drill, seismic, tie in 2 exsiting wells, pipeline to existing gas processing plant which is connected to national grid pipeline.Solo own 25% of the Ruvuma PSA licence (but the mcap / book value of the project to Solo has been keep very low because the Tanz gov have been very slow years to give the final approval) Re-rate in progress for AEX and SOLO |
Posted at 31/8/2020 19:59 by thordon Great Except the Helium project for Solo needs a massive investment to get started |
Posted at 24/7/2018 14:52 by stonefold Estimated profit example for investing £100 in each of the seven Horse Hill companies.HH = Horse Hill = PEDL 137 and PEDL 246 This calculation uses figures and assumptions which may be incorrect. It ignores: Share price spread. Brokers costs Exchange rate cost Tax Any ordinary shares that these companies hold in each other. Inter-company loans. Debts and liabilities for Horse Hill or other projects the companies are involved in. Fund raising that may occur. The total number of shares in issue may change due to options, warrants or placings. Some or all of the HHDL partners may sell early for a lower price. The other projects/assets of the companies may change in value. 100% of an assets value is not reflected in the share price. That TELL’s costs to the operator HHDL are carried by all the other partners in HHDL until production starts. Once production starts then TELL’s carry cost debt is gradually repaid to all the HHDL partners from TELL’s share of the production revenue. Also the new valuation figure for Horse Hill I have plucked out of thin air, is based on assumptions: That the EWT will be successful. That the field moves quickly into production. That the estimated recoverable reserves are as I expect. That the £ $ exchange rate and price of oil does not change. £ $ 1.3123 £ Aus$ 1.77154 Oil $71.03 bbl 1. Ticker == Shares issued == Current share price pence DOR == 50,420,109 == 9.596 SOLO == 471,953,594 == 2.495 ALBA == 2,848,614,934 == 0.595 PRIM == 2,796,619,343 == 0.167 GUN == 4,882,924,490 == 0.045 UKOG == 5,207,240,526 == 2.17 TELL == 240,520,000 == 594.376 2. Ticker == % of Horse Hill that each company owns DOR == 6.5 SOLO == 9.75 ALBA == 11.765 PRIM == 3.25 GUN == 1.3 UKOG == 32.435 TELL == 35.0 3. 100% of Horse Hill was last valued at £30,769,230 when SOLO bought 5% of HHDL for £1 million. Ticker == Last value of Horse Hill that each company owns £. DOR == 1,999,999.95 SOLO == 2,999,999.93 ALBA == 3,619,999.91 PRIM == 999,999,98 GUN == 399,999.99 UKOG == 9,979,999.75 TELL == 10,769,230.50 4. For each company the mcap. is made up in part by the last HH value and by the other value of projects/assets that company holds. Ticker == mcap £ == Other value £. DOR == 4,838,313 == 2,838,313.71 SOLO == 11,775,251 == 8,775,251.23 ALBA == 16,949,258 == 13,329,258.95 PRIM == 4,670,354 == 3,670,354.33 GUN == 2,197,316 == 1,797,316.03 UKOG == 112,997,119 == 103,017,119.66 TELL == 1,429,593,155 == 1,418,823,924.70 5. If you now buy £100 worth of shares in each of the seven HH companies, that £100 would consist of: Ticker == last HH value £ == Other value £ DOR == 41.34 == 58.66 SOLO == 25.48 == 74.52 ALBA == 21.36 == 78.64 PRIM == 21.41 == 78.59 GUN == 18.20 == 81.80 UKOG == 8.83 == 91.17 TELL == 0.75 == 99.25 6. For the sake of this calculation the other value remains unchanged. Following a successful EWT, confirmation of commerciality and recoverable reserves, and Near to the start of production the new value of HH by my estimate would be £100 million. This would give an increase figure for the value of the HH part of the £100 invested. From which a profit figure can be produced. Ticker == new HH value £ == Other value £ == New Total £ == Profit £ DOR == 134.34 == 58.66 == 193.01 == 93.01 SOLO == 82.80 == 74.52 == 157.32 == 57.32 ALBA == 69.41 == 78.64 == 148.06 == 48.06 PRIM == 69.59 == 78.59 == 148.18 == 48.18 GUN == 59.16 == 81.80 == 140.96 == 40.96 UKOG == 28.70 == 91.17 == 119.87 == 19.87 TELL == 2.45 == 99.25 == 101.69 == 1.69 7. This gives the implied new mcap. and new share price Ticker == mcap. £ == New Share Price pence DOR == 9,338,313.71 == 18.521 SOLO == 18,525,251.23 == 3.925 ALBA == 25,094,258.95 == 0.881 PRIM == 6,920,354.33 == 0.247 GUN == 3,097,316.03 == 0.063 UKOG == 135,452,119.66 == 2.601 TELL == 1,453,823,924.70 == 604.450 Only for entertainment - DYOR [Edited to correct wrong figures: ] (section 4 -other values £) (section 7 -new mcap £) (section 7 -new share price pence) Also Estimated recovery factor 30% Which gives Estimated recoverable reserves 3,900,000 bbl. oil |
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