Victoria Oil & Gas Share Chat (VOG)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Victoria Oil & Gas LSE:VOG London Ordinary Share GB00BRWR3752 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  +0.00p +0.00% 48.25p 47.50p 49.00p - - - 0 06:30:08
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers 26.5 -24.3 -23.3 - 53.35

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24/7/2017
22:14		the tail will be a sidetrack dan, from the last update I thought they re stated the intention was to do the sidetrack.
fatnacker
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24/7/2017
19:34		Reading the last drilling update, with a 6" drill to be continued to the base of the formation at 3,200 metres, when achieved and a 4" pipe cemented in it will be put into production, so the "Tail" down to 4,200 metres has been ruled out by the looks of things, how long does it take to drill 8oo metres on a 6" bit, its a month now that is less than 25 metres a day.
dan de lion
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24/7/2017
12:51		bought more at 48p..average now 49.5p
temmujin
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23/7/2017
18:18		Don't worry Tr4v2. My break even for Vog over the last 5 years including losses on Tangiers is 85.5p (some clever person will be able to work out my holding from that,, :-) However, I have realised for some time now, it is purely academic, given the other situations we all have to deal with. I can sum up my life and the lives of others in one book and one book only. Ecclesiastes. Study that small book carefully and you will see how VOG is purely a journey on the way to where one ends up at. Good luck to everyone on ADVFN boards :-)
boraki
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23/7/2017
15:38		You are down £70k ? On VOG ?? Oh man, sorry to hear this. I think.
tr4v2
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22/7/2017
21:14		it took GWP years to eventually rocket...the same for VOG...but the time is nigh,just watch those 7500 bot trades
temmujin
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22/7/2017
18:09		It's me,me,me I'm loosing the most, Come on come on, whaddya me win
boraki
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20/7/2017
18:00		i wont quit vog..till death us do part
temmujin
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20/7/2017
17:27		Attractive valuation and growth – BUY, Target Price of £1.00 per share Our Core NAV for Victoria stands at £0.87 per share. This is based on the company’s financials, Proven Reserves and the Probable Reserves risked at 75%. Our Core NAV already represents almost 160% upside to current levels. Including the two low risk wells the company is drilling in 2016, which are targeting less than 5% of the company’s overall Prospective Resources at Logbaba, suggests a ReNAV of £1.02 per share, representing 200% Upside. This does not include any value for the large resources at Matanda. The shares also trade at EV/DACF multiples of only 2.4x in 2016, 2.2x in 2017 and drop to 1.6x in 2019. We continue to see much more value in micro caps such as Victoria, compared to most large E&Ps that now trade at or above their Core NAV and often their ReNAV.
highasakite
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20/7/2017
14:48		most of my dogs going up....except vog of course... 1.25p to buy in old money...laughable after 10 friggin years invested...complete and utter dog
temmujin
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20/7/2017
11:48		No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners." No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners."
highasakite
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20/7/2017
11:38		highasakite you just cant see the facts can you. just look at the progress over the last few years. take away ENEO and its slower than a snail on ice. Why do you think you are the only onshore gas supplier? why do you think you have been given licences for free, that no one wants? because there is only a very small market there. its that slow over there even one of the wells you had has give up the ghost.
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20/7/2017
10:18		No market for gas. LOLOLOLOL "We will require greater gas reserves and a growing demand for that gas. GDC is very well positioned, as the only onshore gas supplier in Cameroon, to meet this demand, which we believe is greater than 150mmscf/d of natural gas in the Douala region alone. Whilst our average daily production in 2016 was about 10mmscf/d, we are aiming to capture 100mmscf/d of this market by 2021. This production cannot be met by the Logbaba Field alone, so we have long planned to have access, one way or the other, to gas resources on both the Matanda and Bomono Blocks as they were explored, appraised and developed by their previous owners."
highasakite
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20/7/2017
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20/7/2017
07:47		tem The fact is even if these wells produce 10 times more than the one that produces now, there just is not the market for it. they can say what they like about how much power is needed. The facts are there to see,the market there is very small.
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20/7/2017
02:12		it takes vog over a year to drill a friggin hole and nothing yet...it takes ukog a few weeks and they are on the verge of reporting billions of barrels of oil...come on foo pull ya finger out!
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19/7/2017
17:39		i see someones been let out of the asylum again
temmujin
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