Wildhorse Eng Share Discussion Threads

[jarbie] 07/2/2014 22:28

Beaufor Sec refer to WHE " UCG projects " which they are not yet
all we have are licences - these are our stumbling blocks so far
we need to stop talking and move on

[illuminati1] 07/2/2014 07:15

Hungary: MPs approve $14 billion dollar Russia nuclear deal http://t.co/8VHgszLalv

[illuminati1] 06/2/2014 07:03

Wildhorse Energy (WHE.L, 1.88p) – Speculative BuyBeaufort Securities view: The inclusion of UCG within the existing Hungarian mining law as a mining method is likely to benefit Wildhorse's UCG projects in Hungary. The UCG technology offers multiple economic and environmental benefits and the current update would facilitate Wildhorse in availing them. The prominent coal reserves in Hungary add further prospectivity to the project. Securing of a strategy partner would play a crucial role in the company's further progress on the UCG projects. We feel that the company possesses a strong near-term upside potential and thus, reiterate a Speculative Buy on the stock..........Is Linc Energy the third party?Linc CEO Peter Bond mentioned few months ago that they are in "active discussions" in Hungary.Linc to switch UCG focus overseasLinc CEO Bond said the useful pieces of the plant will be shipped to a new location which, pending "active discussions", could be in Hungary, Poland, ...UCG partnership announcement imminent.7p soon

[angus17] 05/2/2014 15:43

yeah right comet in our dreams

[comet5d] 05/2/2014 15:34

UCG farm in soon $$$

[illuminati1] 05/2/2014 11:56

1.95p to BuyLevel 24vs1

[illuminati1] 05/2/2014 06:09

Uranium activity picks up4th February http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/newscolumnists/greg/8794081/uranium-activity-picks-up

[illuminati1] 03/2/2014 06:11

Chris Berry: Uranium is a "Contrarian's Dream" http://ow.ly/2Dop9w

[illuminati1] 03/2/2014 06:07

Up 18% on volume looking good.WHE most undervalued UCG and Uranium play on AIM

[ohbytheway1] 03/2/2014 05:42

Quite a rise on the ASX. Reckon this one might start taking off in anticipation of news soon to be announced. Should be back to 4p at least imo.

[illuminati1] 31/1/2014 09:37

Wildhorse Energy issues quarterly reportBy StockMarketWire | Fri, 31st January 2014 - 08:14Wildhorse Energy said in line with its strategic partner selection process to advance its UCG projects in Hungary, the company's sights remain firmly set on advancing these talks.Together with these advancing negotiations, Wildhorse had also been encouraged by the recent support from the Government of Hungary through the modification of the Mining Law to set out a legal framework for the development of UCG projects.The potential importance of UCG as a new economic fuel source, together with the environmental benefits inherent in the UCG process, have marked this technology as a priority consideration for many governments in the region."Our uranium interests remain a valuable component of our energy portfolio. We continue to progress discussions regarding the development of a joint venture with a range of Hungarian bodies in relation to the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project," the company said."This is a strategic asset with a total JORC Inferred Resource of 48.3Mt at 0.072% U3O8 for 77Mlbs of U3O8 and with government approval of the joint venture expected shortly, we have used this time to initiate licensing related studies to drive development forward once approval is received and a strategic partner secured to fund these initiatives."

[illuminati1] 31/1/2014 09:11

Wildhorse Energy expects government approval for uranium joint venture shortlyBy Giles Gwinnett January 31 2014, 7:27am The Mecsek Hills uranium project is one of the largest uranium deposits in Europe and has a total JORC inferred resource of 48.3 million tonnes at 0.072% uranium for 77 million pounds of uraniumWildhorse Energy (LON:WHE) expects Hungarian government approval for its joint venture to restart uranium mining in the short term, the firm said in a quarterly report.The Mecsek Hills uranium project is one of the largest uranium deposits in Europe and has a total JORC inferred resource of 48.3 million tonnes at 0.072% uranium for 77 million pounds of uranium.It also has an exploration target of a further 55 to 90 million pounds of uranium with a grade range of 0.075% to 0.10% uranium.In 2012, the government pledged its support for a joint venture between the company, MO and Mecsekérc (ME), and Hungarian Electricity Ltd (MVM), the owner of Paks Nuclear Power Plant (Paks NPP), to evaluate the necessary conditions to restart mining.Wildhorse said it was continuing its discussions with the Hungarian state regarding the further development of the project, while various uranium related studies needed for licensing have kicked off.Regarding its underground coal gasification (UCG) project, for which it continues to look for a strategic partner, the firm recently hailed the fact the Hungarian Parliament has given the green light to the modification of the mining law which now includes UCG specific regulations, setting out a legal framework for the development of such projects.It means UCG will now fall under the existing mining law and will be regulated as such.The firm has also inked a non-binding term sheet setting out the terms of a A$3mln capital raising through the issue of unsecured convertible loan notes, it added.

[illuminati1] 30/1/2014 07:25

Excellent post by MF on LSE boardWhile the share price is NOT reflecting this, WHE is currently situated pretty much centrally within a rapidly changing sector and location.Presence/ locality/ legislation;- Occupy a number of stranded coal streams/ Hungary - 80% reliant on imported energy/ Parliament pass UCG legislation- Occupy Europe's largest Uranium mine/ Hungary - focused on engaging a number of energy strategies of which uranium is one/ Polical/ environmental - Russia committing $14 billion to the area for the development of NuclearChanging Environment;- Likely that UCG will be increasingly recognised as an sound alternative to fracking in C. Europe with the presence of Linc Energy and supporting legislation in Poland.- Likely that the Asian movement and support of Nuclear energy will cause for a correction in Uranium prices - while larger mines are still operationg, new mines are not economically viable until $60+ per lb is achieved. Projections already suggest a shortage is inevitable by 2017. Supply is still high, however will a fall in production and an increase in demand this will soon meet an inflection point.The above is either fact OR a well reasoned projection.As a holder of WHE I hope/ expect us to be positioning ourselves as;A) Holders of a currently undervalued commodity (Uranium) and leaders of a potentially symbolic change in energy production in Hungary (UCG).andB) Well connected within C. Europe and perceived as 'trailblazers' within government and policy.If the company are effectively able to project the above we 'should' be very wealthy through our early speculation.

[illuminati1] 28/1/2014 07:54

Uranium Stocks Awake Like LazarusBy John Licata January 26, 2014 Uranium stocks have been laggards in the energy sector, largely due to concerns about safety issues after the tragic Fukushima incident in Japan. Since the event, there has certainly been investor aversion to the space, especially since Germany moved to abandon its nuclear program to focus on renewables. Yet that move has caused a surge in power prices, largely due to renewables maybe being asked to do too much too soon in the aftermath of Fukushima. With that said, subsidies galore in Germany are now being curtailed and lofty power prices remain, well, lofty. China recently announced it would put another five reactors into operation this year. Japan, yes the same Japan that experienced Fukushima, may restart 10 out of 50 reactors this year after safety reviews, according to Bloomberg News. Here at home, the U.S. is forging forward with supporting development of small modular reactors (SMRs). Add on top of that a growing concern about focusing on reducing global carbon issues, and nuclear power is quietly starting to regain investor interest. This, coupled with uranium moving above $35 per pound (still down from pre-Fukushima levels above $70), is likely behind the upside moves with above-average trading volume seen recently in shares of Energy Fuels, Denison Mines, Cameco, Uranium Energy Corp. and the Global X Uranium ETF.http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/01/26/uranium-stocks-awake-like-lazarus.aspx

[illuminati1] 27/1/2014 07:21

Lamphier: Uranium stocks on the riseBY GARY LAMPHIER, EDMONTON JOURNAL JANUARY 21, 2014Suddenly, long-suffering uranium stocks are taking flight.Shares of Cameco, the world's top producer, touched the $25 mark for the first time in two years on Monday. Since Jan. 1, the stock has gained nearly $3, or more than 13 per cent.Smaller players like Denison Mines, Fission Uranium and Paladin Energy have also posted double-digit gains since the year began. The biggest reason is Japan's plan to finally restart some of its 50 shuttered nuclear reactors later this year. The reactors were taken off-line in 2011, after a devastating earthquake and tsunami obliterated the Fukushima power plant, which is still reportedly leaking radioactive water.That led to a uranium supply glut, sending prices crashing. The spot price for the nuclear fuel sagged to just $34.50 US a pound by the end of 2013, half the level before the Fukushima disaster, and 75 per cent below the 2007 peak of $136.At the current spot price of $36, it has barely budged since. But bullish analysts like David Sadowski of Vancouver's Raymond James Ltd. say brighter days lie ahead, as market conditions tighten. Sadowski currently carries an "outperform" rating on Cameco and Denison and a "strong buy" recommendation on Fission.Of the 50 halted Japanese reactors, 16 have applied for restarts, he notes in a recent report, and half a dozen are expected to return to service by year's end.A series of operating problems that triggered recent uranium mine closures in Australia, Namibia and Niger - affecting about 15 per cent of global supplies - have also underlined the growing risk of a future supply crunch, he says.In addition, an accord between the U.S. and Russia allowing the Russians to recycle uranium from Soviet-era nuclear weapons is set to expire this year, removing about 24 million pounds of uranium from western markets.Add it all up, and the picture that emerges is one of a looming supply crunch in the second half of the decade."Demand continues to rise at about three per cent a year," Sadowski said in an interview. "Down the road, we're looking at a supply shortfall because supply just can't rise at that rate. So that's really been our underlying thesis."Of course, many analysts said similar things a year ago, when it looked like the restart of Japan's reactors might proceed more quickly. That didn't pan out, and uranium prices continued to slide.But Sadowski and a growing chorus of bullish analysts are convinced that a turn is finally at hand. Several investment dealers in the U.S. and Canada - including TD Securities, Scotiabank and Bank of America - have upgraded their ratings and target prices on Cameco over the past couple of weeks.Power utilities, which need to lock in supplies years in advance and have typically contracted for about 160 million pounds of uranium annually over the past decade, purchased just 20 million pounds last year, Sadowski notes.As a result, he expects the big nuclear fuel buyers - about 80 per cent of which are located in China, India, Russia and South Korea, and all of which have active expansion programs - to be forced back into the market soon to cover their future needs.Sadowski's analysis, using data from U.S.-based Ux Consulting Co., shows that future uncontracted annual uranium needs among utilities will soar between 2015 and 2020, from 18.1 million pounds to more than 102 million pounds."Utilities that are not fully covered may have to rush for what is available," he said in his report. "And, as utilities have historically contracted three to four years in advance of their needs (largely depending on the region, with Asian utilities being the most conservative), we are now in the window of when this rush may occur."Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Rob Chang is also upbeat on the uranium outlook."We have long pointed to 2014 as the kick off year for uranium prices to return and for the commodity to retake its position in the spotlight," he says, in recent report."While uranium equities have shown some strength over the last quarter of 2013, we believe there is significant upside remaining as the spot price of $34.50 per pound is below the current marginal cost of production of $40 per pound, and significantly below the minimum incentive price for future supply to match future uranium demand ($70 per pound)," he adds."We believe prices are set for a violent move higher as Japan is set to restart some reactors this year. We forecast 12 to restart in 2014. Moreover, despite the negative headlines of anti-uranium sentiment ... there are more reactors under construction, planned, and proposed now (556) than since before Fukushima (541)."http://www.edmontonjournal.com/touch/story.html?id=9409590

[illuminati1] 27/1/2014 07:20

Uranium Poised for Bull Market as Japan Reviews Reactors: EnergyBy Ben Sharples and Tsuyoshi Inajima January 22, 2014 3:06 PM EST http://bloom.bg/1epz0kqBroker, Wildhorse Energy"Their world-class uranium asset of 77 million pounds in Hungary, with an exploration target of another 70 million pounds, gives a share price of A$0.89 ~ 47p excluding any addition for the gas potential, which should more than double even that value."

[illuminati1] 22/1/2014 08:11

Up +6% in oz Above average volumeConsolidation phase before next leg up.I can see 7p with partnership news

[vitamal] 21/1/2014 21:14

Sudden dip in oz at the end of yesterday - but looks like it might recover the lost ground Should be an interesting report at the end of the month

[illuminati1] 20/1/2014 15:23

More buy trades

[illuminati1] 20/1/2014 09:13

@BNAfrica: Paladin Energy agreed to sell 25% stake in Namibian uranium mine to China National Nuclear Corp for $190m WHE is holding the largest IUranium asset in Europe. Could get interesting...

[illuminati1] 17/1/2014 07:49

Why uranium and coal rank high for energy return on energy invested: Thomas Drolethttp://www.mining.com/web/why-uranium-and-coal-rank-high-for-energy-return-on-energy-invested-thomas-drolet/Excellent outlook for Wildhorse Energy with their world class uranium asset and advanced UCG project.

[granitetim] 17/1/2014 06:58

Putin $14 Billion Nuclear Deal with Hungary

[illuminati1] 16/1/2014 22:40

Uranium edges higherThursday, 16 January 2014Uranium stocks were moving higher today, but not all parts of the sector were able to register gains. Some of the better performers included Wildhorse Energy, up 9.4% to A3.5c, and Tasman Resources, rising 7.3% to 4.4c.http://www.miningnews.net/storyview.asp?storyID=801880596§ion=Final+Call§ionsource=s191

[killman2] 15/1/2014 17:09

Good day and the start of a great rebound...off the bar!

[loverat] 15/1/2014 14:16

The movement here is starting to remind me of what happened with AFPO. That fell to a low of 1.5p or thereabouts and then started to recover on a realisation it had fallen too far. I had a feeling that yesterday's news would start to be recognised and the coverage was just what was needed. I reckon this could double from here without any news.

P.S reference to AFPO just in terms of trading patterns and chart.