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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Union Jack Oil Plc | LSE:UJO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BLH1S316 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.50 | 2.13% | 24.00 | 23.00 | 25.00 | 24.00 | 24.00 | 24.00 | 389,518 | 08:00:23 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs | 8.51M | 3.61M | 0.0320 | 7.50 | 27.05M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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18/10/2019 14:14 | whatheduck you are right about iow residents being independently minded, there is a strong island mentality which does not embrace change easily | likeawalrus | |
18/10/2019 14:03 | 🙇Chancellor refuses to publish analysis of economic damage, from Boris Johnson's deal, before MPs vote ! 🧐🤨 “Frankly, the arithmetic doesn’t look very good”—ne | atino | |
18/10/2019 13:43 | ccr "a deal has to suit both sides" Why should it suit both sides, I take it you mean the UK and the gangsters? Because this May/Johnson surrender deal is skewed (STILL) to the gangsters ruling over everything the UK do or attempt to do ...the gangsters still get to make rules and regulations and which the UK have to accept, we can't be competive against the eu when doing trade deals, or taxation, and that's not just for the transition period but for eternity .... | grannyboy | |
18/10/2019 13:40 | Guide giving all trades as sells today which is rubbish............. | maxwell | |
18/10/2019 11:18 | If the deal goes through it will be those that vote for it negatively that will make the difference cf. May's 3 strikes. The hard brexiteers who want to avoid a second referendum (these are mostly on board already if you believe their stated intentions - I wouldn't!) and the remainers who want to avoid a no-deal OR a second referendum. I suspect Boris will schmooze it through by the skin of his teeth. Time will tell but I fear we will have thrown Irish unionists under the bus. And they are a group that like to have things going their own way. Time for some level-headed and sympathetic diplomacy. Step forward, er... Boris | compo62 | |
18/10/2019 09:32 | Granny a deal has to suit both sides ,nigh on impossible. | ccr1958 | |
18/10/2019 09:05 | Also it's still Mays B.I.N.O. with a few twiddles and a border down the Irish sea, which was rejected by BoJo the buffoon previously .... ITS STILL A SURRENDER DOCUMENT NO MATTER HOW MUCH LIPSTICK YOU USE!!! | grannyboy | |
18/10/2019 08:52 | It has to be voted through wtd . | ccr1958 | |
18/10/2019 04:04 | Just mute atino.......easiest way | telbap | |
17/10/2019 17:27 | There were 3 left in bed, And the little one said: Heidi...Joe...(and contrarian !) ...whom finks that this fabulous trio...is a POWERFULL force to be recognised with ? (...haha haha LOL) 😅😂 | atino | |
17/10/2019 17:22 | Like I said, no extension, it will happen on the 31st, Germany has spoken! Instructions have been sent to the EU infiltrators in our Parliament, sit on your hands and abstain. Soviets know most if not all of the infiltrators will be thrown out in the next election so having some deal as opposed to a landslide for no deal is the best option. The failure of traitor May to keep Britain chained to the EU has been absorbed and now accepted. We get our feet out of the door and on the steps. From there, we take control and move further and create the full break that we originally voted for. The longest march starts with a first step. | whattheduce | |
17/10/2019 17:18 | ...where’s the “blow” ?? 💨 🤦a There ain’t no blow, Puff Pastry 🥮 🤦a ...you’re in recovery mode 😑 😤 | atino | |
17/10/2019 16:54 | Excuse me! (...not so “early bird” 🦅) 😜 | atino | |
17/10/2019 16:49 | 🎶...Boom-dee Boom-dee-a-da Boom-dee-a-da ...I love the ocean ...I love the open sea ...I love the forest ...I love the bumblebees ...I love the stars above (when night turns into day) Boom-dee-a-da Boom-dee-a-da Boom-dee-a-da 🎶 | atino | |
17/10/2019 16:46 | 🙇 Meeting with Dave Bramhill – Exec Chairman of Union Jack Oil (LON:UJO) – Share Talk Great to meet the Executive Chairman of Union Jack Oil (UJO) this morning for breakfast in Bath, for an informal get-together and chat. As a shareholder, I was keen to talk about some of the company’s prospects for the future and share with the contrarianinvestor.n Just to be clear and transparent, I own shares in Reabold (RBD) and UJO but am not paid by UJO or any associated companies and do not have any links with Mr. Bramhill or the board of directors. I am of the opinion that West Newton is looking very promising, but not entirely without risks as is the case with any oil drilling campaign, anywhere in the world. The West Newton project (WN) been endorsed in The City by the £24 million Reabold Resouces (RBD) placement this week at just a 12% discount in this horrible market for IPO’s and placings. Reabold (RBD) Placing RBD’s placing of £24 million was placed at 0.9p with investors this week and the majority of the proceeds are intended to be used to meaningfully increase Reabold’s interest in Rathlin Energy UK Ltd, to fund and accelerate the permitted, two well work programme, assess and process seismics and conduct testing at the West Newton project and provide the required funding for the IM-2 well. Also exercise the existing option in Danube Petroleum Ltd. Reabold (RBD) in essence,and subject to the general meeting on October 29th, own 75% of Rathlin Energy (UK) , through a £16 million cash investment and a £7 million equity swap with existing Rathlin shareholders. The deal could fail to be passed at the EGM but this would be highly surprising! As ever, DB was tight lipped about anything not in the public domain, but rather usefully the RBD placing documents give out a lot of information which informs shareholders what a super prospect that West Newton is. With a lot of imminent news flow from West Newton, Wressle, Biscathorpe and Keddington and it’s exciting times for DB and the team as well as shareholders. Looks very promising! Funding On the issue of funding for UJO’s 4 major prospects West Newton, Biscapthorpe, Wressle and Keddington. The bulletin boards are ablaze with “speculation of imminent funding and a placing”. From the budget shown in the RBD document, funding will be required for West Newton at some point, but given the RNS news flow expected from DB and UJO, the placing is unlikely to be in the short term at the current share price (subject to general stock market conditions of course!) 😂🤣 The company had around £2.8 million in cash at September 20th 2019, and no debt at the moment and the company is close to that position as of October 11th. The West Newton B well will cost around £6-7 million, assuming that Reabold / Rathlin decide to drill a horizontal rather than vertical well (with production of 1000-1500 bopd). The RBD documents say that the WN-B well is planned End Q1 2020, but it could be sooner. A drilling rig costs around £25,000 a day. A placing will come 😜 and is necessary to do work on the 4 projects 😅 but it is unlikely to be imminent 🤦a CPR and EWT on West Newton Analysis of the data from the West Newton A well is ongoing. Volumetrics and oil quality data for the project are being done. This takes time to get it right! The fact that RBD got their placing away in this market at a 12 percent discount speaks volumes about the likely result. As DB said, “its important to get a CPR right. You can’t rush these things! Once the analytics are finished by the third party, the CPR will be released”. Once the audit by the analytics company is complete, A Competent Persons Report (CPR) will be issued to define resources and once the EWT (Extended Well Test) is complete, a reserves report will be available. The Extended well test at West Newton will start in late November according to RBD, but it could start earlier or even be delayed once the analytics on the volumetrics are completed. WN is of carboniferous geology so oil can flow at very high rates, especially if using horizontal wells. Highly reassuring for investors! West Newton is a 176,000 acre licence with many potential West Newton lookalike prospects, so there may be other exciting wells not just WN. All carboniferous. Wressle Planning Inquiry The Wressle planning inquiry is due to start on November 5th. Critically, the North Lincs council have withdrawn all evidence. The expectation is for a 3-4 day meeting maximum, as all major objections to planning have been dropped. Is there any risk? According to DB, Egdon have done everything they can and are fully prepared and have met all statutory regulations as highlighted by the previous Planning Inspector. Biscathorpe Prospect The historical seismic data for the Biscathorpe prospect was unreliable in hindsight. Initial results from the well drilled in February 2019 were very disappointing as it did not intercept the main prospect. New analysis of the seismics is being completed by a French company and will allow optimal drilling and should inform the JV of the optimal drilling position..Albeit, incoming new results indicate that the well was in fact more interesting than originally believed, with oil being recovered from chip samples, showing the presence of a significant oil column. DB and UJO are very optimistic. The British Geological Survey (BGS) estimated the East Midlands and surrounding area could hold around 7 billion barrels of oil and less than 10 percent has been recovered to date. Leaving massive upside for future drills. Expect news in the “near term”. DB believes the area could be very exciting. Watch this space! FINAL COMMENTS “The RBD documents for the placing, should give UJO investors all the information they need to know. The volumetric analysis is being finalised.” Contrarian Investor’s estimate is Q1 for West Newton CPR and start of WN-B, hopefully a horizontal, around the same time or just after. The partners in West Newton are taking their time to get things right and the placing by RBD puts everything in place. The news from Wressle planning in early November should be positive and watch this space for Biscathorpe and Keddington. I am certainly not selling UJO or RBD after this morning’s meeting! As DB says there are risks “don’t put your entire pension in” but things are looking good. The partners in WN, Egdon and Rathlin are strong and board of UJO is top notch. As I said before, Contrarian Investor is 100 percent independent of UJO and DB. Contrarian owns shares in both. Timings Summary (CI estimates) West Newton Extended Well Test November 2019 CPR Jan/Feb 2020 WN B Spud March 2020 (could be earlier or later) Wressle Planing inquiry November 5th – November 9th 2019 Biscathorpe New seismic assessment October – November 2019 | atino | |
17/10/2019 14:39 | Jammy ur filtered son . | ccr1958 | |
17/10/2019 13:52 | False dawn | jammydodger1 | |
17/10/2019 13:52 | Careful here | jammydodger1 | |
17/10/2019 13:02 | As I was saying . | ccr1958 | |
17/10/2019 13:00 | looking lively, is it going to blow? | currypasty | |
17/10/2019 12:34 | This is poised imo ... I buying more. | ccr1958 |
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