Urals Energy Share Discussion Threads

[djmoggy] 17/5/2018 15:01

Who knows Lalria - could be a sharebuilder plan (243 shares equates to a £250 include a small charge)

[lalria] 17/5/2018 14:57

what is it with the 243 buys coming in

[whu0319] 17/5/2018 14:49

Amargosa:

Yes you are right as I was investing a lot then too. But then oil price was hugely high I think ? Anyway, there are a plenty of money around looking for solid assets like UEN, simply because ECB/BoE/Fed have been printing so much money over these years, this baby still get the rights for top quality Brent + oil underground , Like Komi Reserve etc... Hence the CPR and incoming cashflow to come this year for the talks with potential money guys or IIs. ALSO, Shipping the stock later the better for the price . Saudis wants the Crude price of $88 minimum and they have enough fund to push the price up on CFD contracts market! GLA.

[lalria] 17/5/2018 14:41

Moving nicely this is - The closer we get towards the end of Q2 the more shares will get taken off the table in anticipation of potential great news looking forward to the next 6 months

[darren81] 17/5/2018 13:54

Looks like a big win that the mooted shipment mentioned in this board a few weeks ago didn’t happen and that we are holding out til July.

Flirting with $80 at the minute but numerous investment banks/analysts are suggesting even higher POO later this year/next year.

[amargosa] 17/5/2018 13:22

Sadly, Chav, LD was confirmed as the Real Deal in 2016. We're stuck with him until Adler gets sick of him (hence the dividend idea to keep him sweet).

[bonzodog1] 17/5/2018 13:02

Sellers will dry up as we get closer to the flow of news due, so yes I think they will have to increase the share price quite a bit to entice any willing to sell GLA

[chavitravi2] 17/5/2018 12:29

The spread has closed right down, 95-100p. They are paying 96p to sellers.
If they are wanting sellers I reckon they are going to have to lift the price.

[chavitravi2] 17/5/2018 12:21

Only the interim CEO though.

[amargosa] 17/5/2018 11:00

Whu
You are referring to L. Dyachenko, former son in law of Yeltsin. He was the CEO who in 2007 turned UEN from a £500m company into a £5m company. He proved to have no influence with Putin when Sberbank called in their loans. He was replaced as CEO, obviously.

He was reappointed as CEO in 2014.

[darren81] 17/5/2018 11:00

The MMs mustve been sitting on a lot of stock, we have seen a steady stream of buys over the last couple of days - hopefully that'll have cleared already/very soon and we can move northwards...

[lalria] 17/5/2018 10:53

So many buys now this will have to be let go soon hehhehehehe. Only a matter of time. Just checked and can only get a fixed price to buy 1 share

[whu0319] 17/5/2018 10:13

TAKEOVER Target??!

IF it does not shoot up soon, with Fresh new CPR and cashflow this year, its an obvious TAKE OVER target for a big fish as oil price will keep going up , at least Russian, Saudi can't stand this "very low" price for their nation's economy , and they are very powerful for US too.....Just ADDed another 6500 with a sizable position ! Apparently, I recall 8 years ago this company was owned by a relative (maybe son-in-law) of the President Yeltsin who made a deal with Putin to handover the power, in exchange of course with some decent oil assets !!! GLA.

[darren81] 17/5/2018 09:53

good news - hopefully will result in another tick up soon - many more buys than sells over the last few days.

The large after hour trades on Monday/Tuesday were of the same quantities but at 90p/86p - I think these were most likely T20 trades being rolled, given large size MMs can defer notice on these til much later.

Who keeps buying 243 shares??

[martyn9] 17/5/2018 09:46

lol chav, at least on the bod.

[chavitravi2] 17/5/2018 09:42

Are you going for a takeover Lalria ?

[lalria] 17/5/2018 09:09

Just picked up 10k in shares at 99p should show in about an hour

[amargosa] 17/5/2018 08:31

I hope they were suitably embarrassed when they relayed what the institutions had said - 1. go away and 2. come back when you learn how to run an oil company.

So far they have done the first bit.

[fromthesidelines] 16/5/2018 16:36

thanks moggy

[djmoggy] 16/5/2018 16:17

Fromthesidelines - the IIs are put off by the current market cap - they have told Ural's management to return once the company has progressed with drilling and firming up resources and increasing production (and hence share-price and Market Cap).

They are much more likely to invest in a company with market cap £25m+ than a company valued at £10m.

[fromthesidelines] 16/5/2018 14:56

is it possible/probable that IIs may be put off by such a small freefloat?

[takeachance1] 16/5/2018 14:55

Patience is what is needed and we will soon be in the money. Mm’s can play as much as they want but the reality is the assets (60m) alone is worth £5 a share, this years planned shipments 308k barrels (approx 24m) is worth a further £2 a share and then we have other news (important), i leave the figures down to you to calculate. If all goes to plan, this can definitely hit the highs of 20 to 30 pounds a share. The calcs are in front of you so its not wishful thinking from my part. We need to ask ourselves the question, how much would one pay for a company turning over approx 24m with 70% (17m) net back (at the very least). Do your own figures and put a value.

[darren81] 16/5/2018 14:52

It's not just one well that we need drilled successfully, we need continued success in order to build interest from IIs, once this one is complete they need to move immediately onto the next one - they will have the equipment and personnel available to do this - given its the summer months it should be a lot easier to drill the next one

[jiggsyboy] 16/5/2018 14:48

Lalria, not necessarily, well #112 was a 6 months balls up and that was only 1000 meters albeit that was 4 years ago.

Like you I hope we manage to drill a successful well, otherwise I'll be sending them my CV to have a go at the next one.