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UJO Union Jack Oil Plc

9.25
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Union Jack Oil Plc LSE:UJO London Ordinary Share GB00BLH1S316 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 9.25 84,260 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
9.00 9.50 9.25 9.25 9.25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 3.93M 649k 0.0061 15.16 9.86M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
14:32:29 O 21 9.50 GBX

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Posted at 17/6/2025 09:20 by Union Jack Oil Daily Update
Union Jack Oil Plc is listed in the Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker UJO. The last closing price for Union Jack Oil was 9.25p.
Union Jack Oil currently has 106,565,896 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Union Jack Oil is ยฃ9,857,345.
Union Jack Oil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.16.
This morning UJO shares opened at 9.25p
Posted at 13/6/2025 08:28 by kim_clay
According to Rathlins most recent accounts (23) Rathlins share of decom on WN wells (due end 24 but subsequently deferred until they've finished re entering WNA2) was £1.7mm.That's £2.4mm in total. So that's £400k to RBD and UJO.RBD in their latest results state: "The Company is not obliged to meet other joint venture partner shares of these programmes." This is true with respect to committed NSTA work programmes, in fact these work programmes are in effect discretionary as the only sanction is that NSTA don't extend or cancel the licence. The abandonment of wells is usually however a requirement under the licence (rather than a mutually agreed work programme), and usually falls under the joint and several obligation, meaning that they are each liable for their share but also the entire cost if the other JV partners are no longer around. If the re entry programme cannot demonstrate commerciality then that becomes tricky as the obligation to abandon then occurs. At this point I guess Rathlin is pretty much a busted flush, and I suppose in theory at least RBD and UJO could relinquish their interest leaving Rathlin at 100% and holding the bag...and unable to finance the abandonments - so the question is what happens then?
Posted at 13/6/2025 07:31 by likeawalrus
I recently asked how much decommissioning would be for WN, here's what I found.

Reabold held a 59.5% shareholding in Rathlin at 31 December 2024 (increased to 79.8% in January 2025) and holds a direct 16.67% in the licence giving the Company an aggregate c. 56% economic interest in West Newton at 31 December 2024 (69.9% economic interest in January 2025). The other co-venturer on the licence is Union Jack Oil (AIM: UJO) with a 16.67% direct interest.

RBD's accounts show a £380k 'provision for decommissioning'

The decommissioning provision at 31 December 2024 comprises the future costs of decommissioning the group's 16.67% interest in wells at West Newton. The costs are expected to be incurred in 2033.

...ergo UJO is on the hook for £380k too (£2.28m jv total)
...RBD's share is £380m for their 1/6 and potentially 80% of Rathlin's share ie £1.2m
Posted at 12/6/2025 13:07 by currypasty
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Posted at 10/6/2025 20:52 by kim_clay
Andrew Field.The 10k bbl number was a mid May release. I've tracked the numbers on OK Tap and if you assume each Andrew well has 1 170bbl lifting in April it May then total production from the Andrew's wells totals about 10,000 bbls. You have to make estimates for gas production for April and half of May which if you match the trend it gives in my spreadsheet 49,811 mcf so thats close enough. Of course these numbers are gross field numbers and UJO's share is 45% ie 4500 bbls and 22,500 mcf..If you take opex at $4 per boe, (less than $5) then they've produced approx 8250 boe so opex total is $33k Plugging in prices as per LAWs link gives you estimated UJO revenues to mid May of $425k, $345k oil and $80k gas.With monthly revenues running at $15-20k depending on liftings. Opex needs to be taken off these numbers, as well as any taxes and Royalties. Taxes unlikely payable yet. And there's been no mention of royalties. Investment in A1&2 $1.203mm according to UJO numbers.
Posted at 03/6/2025 10:42 by kim_clay
LAW - It's certainly a Reach application, and it's in Lincoln County immediately north of Pottawatomie county and Young-1 would seem to be highly likely a Reach/UJO well. The obvious questions are: Is UJO involved if so The deal between Reach and UJO follows a similar pattern.UJO pay a share of historic costs, and 1/3 extra on their share of the first well to be drilled on a licence ie 60%, thereafter paying just their 45% (75% for Diana). This was the case for each of Andrew, Taylor, Moccasin and the yet to be drilled Diana.As Young-1 is in a different county does this mean it's in a different Reach licence and so will UJO be paying historic costs and 1/3 extra for this well or is it an extension of the Moccasin deal and so it's simply UJO paying their 45%. Given that it may have come about because of Moccasin success for which UJO already paid an uplift then it's seems only right that this should be the latter arrangement ie just 45%. Hopefully an update soon as it's unhelpful to have drilling/production information publicly available before being announced to all shareholders.
Posted at 19/5/2025 18:28 by kim_clay
There is quite a bit of useful info in the report if it's integrated with previous information.Andrew. 10,000 bbls oil produced to date and 50,000 mcf.As we know what the production numbers were upto February from previous releases and ok.tap ( 9625 bbls) we can calculate production for March, April and 1/2 of May. Which is about 400 bbls taking it to 10025 in total. Doing the same for gas the numbers are 37141 mcf to end Feb and 12875 mcf since. That gives revenue to UJO from day 1 of about $426k.($344k oil, $80k gas). They also say that they estimate 1.2bcf of remaining recoverable gas at Andrew over the field life of 20years. Assuming an average price of $3/mcf the total value yet to be produced is $3.6mm (before tax and operating costs), that's $1.6mm net to UJO over the next 20 years, albeit front end weighted. Current gas revenues are running at between $ 15/20k per month. Moccasin: again more info. 3000 bbls produced to date, of which 480 was in Feb. So that's 2520 for March April and part of May. That's in total 1350 net to UJO with a pre tax/opex revenue of about $80k and gross US revenues of about $500k to date.Royalties. Seems to be giving a good return with little risk other than oil price.
Posted at 17/3/2025 17:36 by 1347
Law, it's all ifs and buts and conjecture. I'm more interested in actual facts and the facts are that following the initial decent flow rates at Wressle, which is three years ago now, neither the Eggedon operated fields, in which UJO has interests, nor the Rathlin West Newton White Elephant field have progressed much, if at all. The USA venture thus far has lost money, two of the wells are dribblers, one is a duster and the other we're still waiting on confirmed longer term flow rates. I understand you trying to 'talk the share price up' but Mr Market doesn't work like that (unless there's manipulation of the share price to forward sell placings or to let insiders exit)..
Posted at 25/2/2025 09:40 by likeawalrus
morning Mark, short term trading is proving to be more successful for me than holding based on RNS fantasies. I'm flattered that you think any of my posts would influence anyone - I simply post any information I find, I post questions and I vent my frustration with Bramhill. As I have said previously, imo our US wells should be viewed as a package, but ROI is not looking good so far, however than can change with one "major success". I suspect the US Royalties will in time prove to be a much better investment than our JVs with Reach.

wrt to Wressle, you're expecting the share price to rise, if Penystone delivers then yes BUT ujo does not have the £5m capex required to fund their 40% so expect a placing at some point which will kill the share price for a while. Even if Penystone goes ahead, the JV may have a problem with Europa, they are very short of cash and will need £3.7m capex for their 30%

Keddington update should be out soon - I'm hoping for a good result, maybe 50bpb-70bpd but without any guidance that's just a guess. Let's hope the wait has been worthwhile
Posted at 25/2/2025 08:51 by plasybryn
From share price Angel today:- No change to our BUY rating and 66p/share TPWe think the shares have traded sideways over the last 12M due to negative sentiment on the outlook for the UK's fiscal environment, especially the onshore. However, the active US drilling programme is positive for investor sentiment, where the ability to pay out quickly on success should strengthen the Company's balance sheet and its ability to continue shareholder distributions. In addition, growth of the production and cash flow profile from the US asset portfolio should also help to rebalance the opportunity set for investors, which could add tangible value on future drilling success and drive share price appreciation. We look forward to reporting further results from the Moccasin well on completion of testing and the installation of permanent production facilities, which are expected during 1Q25. *SP Angel acts as Nomad & Corporate Broker to Union Jack Oil
Posted at 16/1/2025 20:40 by thetoonarmy2
From the LSE BB think this guy has probably got Bramhill spot on

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Today 11:57
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PBoo, UJO would make a lot more money by shutting the Andrew's wells down and pulling out of the Reach collaboration deal completely. I'm afraid Reach are the only party making any money out of this stupid deal. Bramhill must be losing his marbles. The other directors need to sense check everything he is doing now as he is just throwing good money after bad. Not a good sign of his mentality and he serously needs to be called to account by the shareholders as soon as possible before UJO goes belly up and the shareholders lose everything. If he carries on spending in the USA with no return for the company shareholders, his integrity must be called into question, and find out the real reason he continues to pass all this shareholder money over to Reach for completely dud wells and absolutely no real return on investment. Brain scan for DB and foreign bank account checks are required as a minimum!! Prediction - share price to plummet over the next few months if the USA escapade continues. DB must go.
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