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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 |
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% | 3.10 | 3.00 | 3.20 | 3.10 | 3.10 | 3.10 | 168,058 | 08:00:00 |
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28/9/2018 09:03 | Yes. The last thing that I need is investment advice that I need investment advice. | ![]() ride daice | |
28/9/2018 08:38 | What utter nonsense!!! | ![]() potential | |
28/9/2018 08:12 | ride dalce that's an utterly ridiculous suggestion if that really is what you think then you should find someone else to make investment decisions on your behalf | ![]() tournesol | |
28/9/2018 07:48 | If this deal goes through I hope we'll be getting a divi. | ![]() ride daice | |
28/9/2018 05:47 | I would be interested in the presentation of the sensitivity presentation regarding the deal - for the whole Co. ' POO and (eventual) debt repayment ' interest rates sensitivity decommissioning deal structure long term contracts formulas and mature fields further development potential (not taken into account) also what happens to the current assets? - meaning that the purchase has to be self financing - meaning no dumping of new shares issued for some time is required in the deal | ![]() kaos3 | |
27/9/2018 22:56 | For me, the main difference between the SQZ deal and the SDX one is the historical payments problem the Egyptians have had. A wholly debt based deal sounds risky to me. There's a slide somewhere in the SDX presentations which shows that the company has only ever raised money from shareholders at prices higher than the previous raise. They're not scared of raising money from shareholders but are proud of the fact that shareholders have always done well out of it. I think there will be a raise and perhaps PIs will be invited to the party? I think it may put a dampener on the extent of any share price rise. I think the jam will be like the little dinky pots you get in hotels, but the big jar will be a bit in the distance, perhaps as the cashflows start coming in. Just my 2p. | ![]() haideralifool | |
27/9/2018 22:13 | Good post, gmr64. Thanks. | ![]() napoleon 14th | |
26/9/2018 10:18 | Good point HaiderA, maybe by Oct at the latest then which is not too far away now. | ![]() bountyhunter | |
26/9/2018 07:32 | Morning HaiderA Can't imagine that PW is giving much thought to the blah blah session with Cassidy and Graham-Woood. Certainly can't think that he would feel pressured by its timing. I've no doubt he would like to conclude and announce the deal asap. Do hop that is sooner than mid October. | ![]() tournesol | |
26/9/2018 06:28 | PW is scheduled to be at the following event on the 16th October. Either he pulls out, or the deal has to be RNS'd by then, because I can't see much value in him talking about SDX as it currently stands since the deal with dwarf the company's current operations. And even if he only wants to talk about current ops, he'll face so many questions about the deal, that something might slip. On Tuesday 16th October we are delighted to welcome the legendary oil and gas analyst Malcy Graham-Wood, Echo Energy CEO Fiona MacAuley, Andrew Knott, CEO of Savannah Petroleum and Paul Welch, CEO of SDX Energy. Our host for the evening is Nigel Cassidy, the financial journalist. We start with drinks at 6 pm, presentations begin at 6.30 pm prompt, and we round things off with an opportunity to meet the speakers over canapes and drinks at around 8.15 pm. hxxps://www.eventbri | ![]() haideralifool | |
25/9/2018 08:57 | I wonder how long we will have to wait! | ![]() bountyhunter | |
24/9/2018 14:30 | hxxps://audioboom.co SDX mentioned from 40:15 | ![]() shakeypremis | |
24/9/2018 11:05 | It's certainly unplugged as it's been suspended from last Thursday. | ![]() dendria | |
24/9/2018 10:50 | Would have to agree that SDX deal should be more similar to the SQZ deal. The biggest factor regards this is that both involve taking unwanted assets from the same company .. BP. Hence there is precedence for PW to work with while nutting out SDXs own individual deal. This also is why I will be unimpressed if the SDX deal is not acreative and or anything like the SAVP mess. | bushranger | |
24/9/2018 10:47 | has someone unplugged this from the stockmarket ? | ![]() deanroberthunt | |
24/9/2018 10:29 | I prefer the SQZ analogy. Considering the Afren basket case and other issues with the Nigerian oil industry I wouldn't compare Egypt with Nigeria although I appreciate that Egypt is also a very different environment to the NS. | ![]() bountyhunter | |
24/9/2018 10:26 | If SDX make a complete shambles of this deal as SAVP did or make a deal that resembles anything like the SAVP deal I will be doing exactly what I did in the aftermath of the SAVP fiasco. Sell. This deal will show what PW is really all about and if he condsiders current shareholders (PIs in particular, as II will be well looked after come what may)in his plan. | bushranger | |
24/9/2018 07:18 | Captainfatcat, I was talking about the 10 days or so from the first RNS to getting the details of the SQZ deal. Because the SDX deal has leaked this timing may be longer due to SDX being forced to issue a statement earlier than planned. | ![]() gisjob2 | |
24/9/2018 07:05 | As a shareholder, I am willing to be patient to see the SAVP deal play out. There were understandable complications with it, which is why it has taken so long. But the same ones should not apply to SDX. I am hoping for a good outcome here in a much shorter timeframe. | ![]() haideralifool | |
24/9/2018 03:47 | hence EBRD puzzle piece | ![]() kaos3 | |
24/9/2018 00:53 | The SQZ deal with BP if I recall correctly took roughly a year to negotiate. I cant help but wonder if the strange share price action here is in some way connected with the deal if so then the deal may have been in the making for some time? | ![]() captainfatcat | |
24/9/2018 00:30 | Bushranger, Long term, if SAVP can get the Nigeria deal over the line I think it will be a great deal, it's just dragged on and on and has been tweaked again so pushed back yet again. If they can get both the Nigeria and Niger deal over the line the company will be in a great position. AK has a large holding in SAVP which he paid for and I'm sure he'd like to see a decent profit at some point. I'm hopeful the SDX deal will be good, though I'm not sure the details will be known as quickly as SQZ's deal. We can always hope. | ![]() gisjob2 | |
23/9/2018 23:01 | The SAVP RTO was a disaster for shareholders. The SQZ RTO was fantastic. Posters have alluded to both in their thoughts as to the possble outcone for SDX and its sharholders. I for one will be very disappointed to say the least if anything remotely resembling the SAVP deal is negotiated. SAVP at the time were not producing oil, had no licences in Nigera, no revenue and little cash to cover the proposed drill operations in Niger. The RTO was touted as being an accelerated one but instead took months and nearly fell through as II were less than impressed. Result was a terrible deal for current shareholders. SDX is a completely different company, without almost every factor that made the SAVP deal bad. SQZ were able to make a beauty of a deal with BP. I do not see why SDX cannot make a beauty of a deal with BP also. If the deal is only mediocre then I would have to come to the conclusion that like AK of SAVP PW is more interested in building an empire regardless of and not caring for shareholders. | bushranger |
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