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Stratic Eng | LSE:SE. | London | Ordinary Share | CA8629281087 | COM STK NPV (DI) |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 11.75 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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08/1/2010 13:58 | JAK - Latest info in Should pick up once tied back to the platform and Petrofac stands down the FSPO which is where all the bottlenecks have been. Also a further well to be drilled in Q3 to better drain the southern sector. edit: sorry, the FSPO stays, but offshore unloading ceases after tieback which will permit continuous production once tied back to Thistle platform as pointed out below. | steelwatch | |
08/1/2010 13:51 | sw, Thanks for the chart of monthly production. Assuming it is net SE share, it gives 25,000barrels for Sept - i.e circa 830 bopd. They should be producing at a higher level currently assuming they have the water/gas lift issues sorted out. Any idea where we are production - wise currently? | jak108 | |
07/1/2010 23:43 | West Don Production start thru September | steelwatch | |
07/1/2010 20:21 | Yup - quote: "Al Tayr 101 is a very important well for us" - Mark Bisland You should be able to get all that from the Q3 webcast top right above. | steelwatch | |
07/1/2010 18:46 | sw - Thanks for a prompt update. In brief a positive outcome for the deeper zone but no indication of the reservoir volumes. Does not seem to have had any impact on the share price - well I suppose it has held ~ 10~10.5p as opposed to going down. So its all down to Syria - fingers crossed and overdue West Don improvements. could be a T/O target I guess. Thanks again. | jak108 | |
07/1/2010 17:44 | Jak - Turkey was swept under the carpet. The Bati Ayazli-1 exploration well is located to the west of the currently producing Ayazli gas field. This exploration well targeted on trend additional potential at the reservoir level seen at the Ayazli field and also targeted a deeper exploration objective. The end results were that The upper level found the same reservoir sands at same depleted field pressure, so is assumed to be an extension of the field already being drained. The deeper stratigraphic target Kusuri gas bearing sands have been tested at a higher pressure, but not worth further appraisal, so they are going for a novel completion whereby gas from the lower reservoir will be allowed to flow up the wellbore and out into the upper sands to provide some pressure support to the existing production facilities. By how much this will extend field life has not been quantified as yet, but the main aim seems to be to sell this asset anyway, so volumetrics will probably remain commercially sensitive. As far as Syria is concerned, should be TD'd and testing, so any time soon. | steelwatch | |
07/1/2010 16:59 | steelwatch, Any feel for when we may expect some news re the two current wells - Syria, Turkey? any snippets / thoughts? it has been very quiet for a long time. TIA. | jak108 | |
17/12/2009 15:22 | ifu, I have no further info but I do not see any reason for shutting down of the W Don well / production. It should still be producing - whether there is any further improvement re the water injection / gas lift etc is what I would like to know? If they had shut W Don, you would expect to hear /read about it. Also there should be some news due soon re Syrian well that should be close to TD if not testing - fingers crossed. Hope that helps somewhat. cheers | jak108 | |
16/12/2009 15:04 | This is a bit confusing since SE isn't involved in "southwest." Has the 2nd W. Don well been shut down completely?? Did anyone listen to the CC?? any ideas whar current W. Don production is or when they expect to get to that 3000 boe/d (to SE) they spoke about?? Thanks, ifu | ifudrillittheywillcome | |
16/12/2009 07:17 | Petrofac Trading Statement extract: In Energy Developments, we expect 2009 total production for the Don fields to be around 3 million barrels. We remain on schedule to commission the permanent export route over the Thistle platform and to recommence production from the second production well and to start up water injection in Don Southwest in the early part of 2010. With a second phase drilling programme scheduled to commence during the second quarter, production rates are expected to rise through the year from around 15,000 barrels per day (bpd) towards a peak of around 30,000 bpd. Our other interests also continue to perform well. Conference call A telephone conference call for analysts and investors will be held at 9am today (please contact Tulchan Communications for details). | steelwatch | |
09/12/2009 12:47 | Had a chuckle at this one. Our Morocco Partner: TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd.|Tuesday, December 08, 2009 TransAtlantic Petroleum will begin trading today on the NYSE Amex under the ticker symbol "TAT." | steelwatch | |
07/12/2009 12:44 | Thanks JAK. May also get something from Syria by Christmas. | steelwatch | |
07/12/2009 12:41 | I see Petrofac is due to give a trading update on Dec 16 - expect to hear a brief update on West Don. See link below. GLA. | jak108 | |
03/12/2009 15:49 | We have a sick patient that is showing no recovery in spite of the boards optimism. No director buying even at this level and one wonders where we go from here.A flop in Syria and we could see the share price in single figures. | rathkum | |
23/11/2009 14:58 | CALGARY and LONDON, November 23, 2009 - Stratic Energy Corporation (TSX Venture: 'SE', AIM: 'SE.') ("Stratic" or the "Company") will release its 2009 third quarter results on Monday November 30, 2009 at 7:00 am London time (2:00 am Toronto time and 12:00 am Calgary time). Stratic management will host a conference call with the investment community to discuss the results on Monday November 30, at 3:30 p.m. London time, 10:30 am Toronto time, and 8:30 a.m. Calgary time. The media are invited to participate in a listen-only mode. To listen to the webcast, enter | steelwatch | |
19/11/2009 07:07 | West Don Reserves Update: | steelwatch | |
17/11/2009 19:45 | Appreciate Tullow is a differant animal , but I was in there from the very early days and was so impressed how the Directors linked their pay to results , this lot seem to think they have already achieved and are paying themselves accordingly...its not the way boys!!!! | jotoha2 | |
17/11/2009 19:37 | ifu - Good questions re the operational / overhead costs given their tight financial position which has been worsened by under performance on the production side at West Don. It is a risky situation when you are not an operator and dependent on some one else who is financially in a relatively secure position and can cope with such pressures with comparatively less disturbance. Contrast this with, for example, ithaca energy where they were in great financial distress about 15 months ago and as an operator of Jacky well they have pulled themselves out of all that difficulty by being very disciplined financially as well as managing the drilling activities with strong discipline from time scale / technical etc perspectives. Non-operated activities are inevitably more risky as things are largely outside your control when they take an unexpected turn. I know there are bound to be some differences between the two cases but as an operator you have more control of the situation especially when it starts to go pear shaped unexpectedly. I think the market is disappointed with the W Don outlook and is marking share price down despite the sale of the Italian assets reducing the debt levels appreciably. Hope it is delayed due to some positive imminent development or else we are in for some more mark down. Fingers crossed | jak108 | |
17/11/2009 19:35 | Why haven't seen directors dipping their pockets even at this price, because they pay themselves handsomely.Bad news from Syria and we are in for a home run. There is nothing left in the kitty to advance any other risky projects. Director remuneration reminds me of Oilexco | rathkum | |
17/11/2009 15:36 | Q3 results now overdue, so probably being held up to include anticipated news. | steelwatch | |
13/11/2009 17:26 | Cairngorm My take is that there wasn't anybody interested before so SE is trying yet again. This isn't good news if it is becoming a hard sell. jwall The above posted on the IV. | jak108 | |
12/11/2009 23:50 | What now ? Drilling in Turkey Drilling in Syria Oiljack thinks West Don will get to 20k bpd. All from But i am still depressed with it all. | zingaro |
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