Wildhorse Eng Share Discussion Threads

[euclid5] 14/3/2014 20:04

As at 31 December 2013, the Company had 403,406,411 ordinary shares on issue. The number of unlisted options on issue was 44,116,614.

the options make up nearly 10% of the existing shares in issue

[illuminati1] 14/3/2014 13:43

Taken from oz"With Hungarian parliaments, EU and now Russia's approval in place, uranium mining in hungary could happen sooner rather than later.The governments MML-E licence (the former uranium mine area) together with Wildhorse's Pecs licence will be open for business soon imo. Well positioned in Central Europe with robust legislation in place and part of the EU and NATO makes this a relative safe bet.Will the Chinese or the Russians enter a strategic alliance?"$$$$$ Cash for farm-in soon1.48 to buy

[vitamal] 14/3/2014 13:28

Sad story losing 30m on assets sold for 4mThey keep saying how they have preserved the upside potential of ucg but the asset will be sold ASAP to keep the company going for a short while longerThe uranium price needs to go up fast but not much sign of that!

[illuminati1] 14/3/2014 10:31

March 13th, 2014Russian government approves loan to finance nuclear plant expansionThe Russian government has earmarked a 10-billion-euro loan to finance Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant upgrade, Russian news agency Interfax said on Thursday.The document on the government decision, published on Thursday on the official legal information portal, was signed on Monday by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. The decree authorised the Russian finance, economy and foreign ministries, Rosatom and Vnesheconombank to start talks with the Hungarian government in order to prepare the loan contract.Russia is extending Hungary the loan to build two new blocks at the Paks plant. It will cover 80 percent of the cost. Hungary can draw down the loan from 2014 to 2025.Russia's Rosatom is the general contractor for the blocks.http://www.politics.hu/20140313/russian-govt-approves-loan-to-hungary-to-finance-nuclear-plant-expansion

[stockonomist] 07/3/2014 14:49

oh i yam so imbarrassed

[illuminati1] 07/3/2014 13:05

Wildhorse Energies $4 million dollar stake in Linc Energy could be more worth multiples in the near term. $$$$$

4p soon


7 March 2014
Linc Energy release

UMIAT ALASKA OIL FIELD - 23H DRILLING UPDATE

• The 23H well has progressed positively with casing being set ahead of the drilling of the horizontal well

• Program designed to show benefits of horizontal drilling for commercial oil development of the Umiat Oil Field

• Ryder Scott estimate Proved & Probable ("2P") reserves of 154.5 million barrels of oil equivalent ("MMboe"), with a 2P NPV10% of US$2.465 billion, and Proved, Probable & Possible ("3P") reserves of 194 MMboe, with a 3P NPV10% of US$2.845 billion.*

Linc Energy Ltd (SGX:TI6) is pleased to provide an update on the drilling of the 23H well at the Company's Umiat oil field located in Alaska. The well has reached measured depth of 1,980 feet and total vertical depth of 1,260 feet. Casing has been set and cemented at this depth. The well will be drilled to a planned total measured depth of 3,500 feet at which point completion operations will commence. The completion will consist of a slotted liner set in open hole with an electric submersible pump set in the horizontal section of the well. The open hole completion methodology closely mimics past successful flow tests at Umiat.
Linc Energy's Umiat oil field consists of 19,358 gross acres over three leases and is located in the western foothills/foldbelt province of the North Slope Foothills of Alaska.

Peter Bond, CEO and Managing Director of Linc Energy, said, "This well is progressing as per plan and will be completed well within the winter drilling season. We look forward to further announcements on this significant well as we progress. I will be onsite at Umiat when we commence the oil flow test later this month to ensure that I have a 'ring-side seat' as we progress 23H into a flowing oil well

hxxp://lincenergy.listedcompany.com/newsroom/20140307_171130_TI6_6FD3B165657E326

[illuminati1] 07/3/2014 07:27

WHE closed up +7% in oz Small Cap Power:Uranium stocks are going to have a Big Year in 2014Mickey Fulp, Mercenary GeologistMarch 5, 2014http://youtu.be/r5FJIcGVISM

[oiht] 07/3/2014 07:20

Agreed, Stockonomist has embarrassed himself again.

[illuminati1] 07/3/2014 00:48

Stockonomist, are you saying Russia is now going to invade NATO countries (Hungary, Poland, Baltics, Romania...)? Your comment just shows how uneducated you are. Go back to school.Hungary is excellent positioned.The recent Russian crisis puts WHE Uranium play in a strong position.It's to use a cliché, a No Brainer at these levels.Uranium News soon or NEAR TERM as per RNSWHE currently +7% in oz.

[stockonomist] 06/3/2014 23:18

WHE looks vulnerable having its uranium assets in ex Soviet block countries if Russia starts to expand again wouldn't want to be anywhere east of Germany

[illuminati1] 06/3/2014 23:12

Crimean And South China Sea Crises Causing Spike In These 5 MetalsMar 6 2014, 17:14 | by Jeb HandwergerSummaryTwo major geopolitical spats are taking place now in Crimea and in the South China Seas.China and Russia are taking on the West (Japan, EU and U.S.).China and Russia controls the Rare Earth, PGM, Fertilizer, Uranium and Nickel Market, potentially causing a need for secure supply from advanced junior miners.There are two areas of conflict, which may already be causing a spike in these critical metals needed for industry and military. There is a dispute in the South China Seas between China and Japan and also in Ukraine over Crimea, which Russia and the EU are fighting over.This could escalate and cause a breakout in the price of platinum (PTM), palladium (PALL) rare earths (REMX), agricultural fertilizers (DBA) and base metals (DBB) such as nickel. For some time I have written that all the materials are at risk of a supply shortfall. Even more so now as Crimea democratically votes to return to Russia defying the EU.Russia and China's control of critical metals could force the West to develop their own supplies of these crucial materials needed for high tech industrial and military technologies. The impact on the price of natural gas (UNG) and fertilizer could be significant; however, Platinum, Palladium, Nickel, rare earths and Uranium (URA) could make a dramatic move as a supply shortfall was already lurking before the Ukrainian Crisis. If China and Russia continue to go head to head with The West, focus on the metal ETFs and junior miners positioned for upside breakouts in uranium, PGMs, rare earths and nickel.Notice all the gas pipelines that supplies Europe from Russia that run through Ukraine. Is The West prepared to take on Putin? Putin could turn off the natural gas supply into Europe.The EU and Areva may be forced to expand nuclear as Europe depends on imported natural gas from Russia and imported uranium from Kazakhstan. I have warned my readers for years to be aware of Europe's over reliance on imported natural gas and wrote about uranium assets in control of EU nations.Russia is also one of the world's largest producers of palladium and nickel. Potential economic sanctions are possible if Putin does not retreat from Crimea, where Russia has its only naval port that leads to the Mediterranean and Syria. I hope that my readers are already positioned in some of the high quality junior miners, which may soar on increased geopolitical volatility and shortages in these 5 metals:1) Palladium2) Platinum3) Uranium4) Rare Earths5) Nickelhttp://seekingalpha.com/article/2072003-crimean-and-south-china-sea-crises-causing-spike-in-these-5-metalsIf you invest, then you could do very well, however, that is the same for a number of uranium mines and not necessarily unique to WHE. What is unique is the European territory we sit within. The article above highlights the need for Europe to secure their uranium supply for the future.Wildhorse Energy holds the largest uranium asset in Central Europe.4p soon

[illuminati1] 05/3/2014 20:32

EU Commission Green - Lights Hungary's Paks Nuclear Deal3 March, 2014The European Commission's Directorate-General for Energy has reviewed and raised no objection to a draft of Hungary's agreement with Russia on the upgrade to the Paks nuclear power plant for compliance with the Euratom Treaty."After examination of the draft Agreement, I would like to inform you that my services did not find any element that would as of itself impede the application of the Euratom Treaty in the meaning of its Article 103," Dominique Ristori, Director-General of the European Commission's Directorate- General for Energy, told Péter Györkös, Hungary's permanent representative to the European Union in Brussels.Hungary signed an agreement on Jan. 14 on the construction of two blocks at the Paks nuclear power plant by Russia's Rosatom. Russia is lending Hungary 10 billion euros at favourable rates to cover 80% of the project's costs.Article 103 of the treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community requires EU member states to communicate draft agreements with third countries or international organisations in so far as they concern the application of the treaty.Ristori recommended that Hungary make a reference to "nuclear safeguards" in the agreement and instructed correct references to be made to the safeguards agreement with the IAEA.http://mtva.hu/images/download/hungary_matters/2014/afternoon/hm0228pm.pdf

[illuminati1] 05/3/2014 07:13

WHE +7.1% on ASXOur Uranium asset, the largest in Europe is looking attractive.Last RNS:WHE retains its interest in the Mecsek Hills Uranium Project in Hungary, which has a current JORC Inferred Resource of 48.3Mt at 0.072% U3O8 for 77Mlbs of U3O8. Government negotiations and strategic partnership discussions are on-going with a further update on this expected in the NEAR TERM.CHINA deal could be close, the government is already negotiating with the Chinese.http://www.politics.hu/20140213/china-suggests-nuclear-co-operation/

[illuminati1] 04/3/2014 22:53

North American U Stocks have another new high today.Cameco is no longer cheap. There is evidence that new money in moving to the 2nd tier U stocks, UEX.TO, DML.TO or even PDN.TOWHE most undervalued uranium play on AIM.

[illuminati1] 04/3/2014 07:04

Financial TimesUranium: Glow with it March 3, 2014 The reaction is easy to understand. The price of uranium for use in nuclear reactors - U3O8 - has halved over the past three years, to $35 a pound. After the Fukushima disaster in 2011, any previous positive charge from this metal quickly turned negative.Uranium prices have dropped so low that about a quarter of the world's production is now unprofitable. Paladin Resources, for example, announced this month that it would curtail production at its Kayelekera mine in Malawi, thought to have cash costs of around $50 a pound. It's a small mine, but such closures hint at the stress miners feel. RBC believes a long-term price of $80 is required to encourage more uranium supply; meanwhile, 2018 forward prices hover near $45.Now the current Japanese government wants to restart some or all of Japan's nuclear reactors; something the public fears, but the country may need. The nuclear sector had supplied more than a quarter of Japan's electricity; suddenly it fell to zero, putting acute pressure on Japan's trade account as it imports more fossil fuel. Japan's uranium inventory sits at 100m tonnes and will swell by about a fifth this year if its nuclear generators remain idle.The mere possibility that this excess supply might not be all sold back into the world market has cheered investors, and put a new glow on uranium miners in recent months. Shares in Canada's Cameco, the largest listed U3O8 miner, and one of the world's lowest cost producers, have rallied 35 per cent in six months. One proxy for the commodity, Uranium Participation Corporation - which invests directly in U3O8 - is up less than a quarter. Cameco's shares don't look like a bargain at 30 times forward earnings, but that ratio is based on an earnings estimate 20 per cent below even last year's level. Uranium shares are looking safer and safer. http://on.ft.com/1gNhYMA

[stockonomist] 03/3/2014 20:56

Given what a mess Management made of UCG what is to say they won't mess up with Uranium ?

[illuminati1] 03/3/2014 18:47

Financial Times 3 March 2014, 6.03pmUranium: Glow with it http://on.ft.com/1gNhYMA"Uranium shares are looking safer and safer"

[illuminati1] 02/3/2014 16:00

Weekly Returns: Uranium ETF On Fire By Hung Tran | February 28, 2014The Global X Uranium ETF (URA | C-93) rallied nearly 12 percent in the past week following news of a reboot in Japanese nuclear reactors after the March 2011 disaster at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi plant that resulted in the evacuation of some 300,000 people in the area.The rebooting of Japanese power plants is part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plans to add nuclear power back into Japan's energy grid after he took office in late 2012. The move could help alleviate Japan's record-high trade deficit by trimming the country's need to rely on imported fossil fuels.Japanese exports rose 9.5 percent to $5.25 trillion yen in January, but imports also rose to the tune of 25 percent to 8.04 trillion yen, a record amount. The figures meant Japan's trade balance deficit hit 2.79 trillion yen ($27.30 billion), according to data from Japan's Ministry of Finance.URA's 11.8 percent return amounted to last week's strongest ETF performance. Behind it were a pair of biotech ETFs, including the First Trust NYSE Arca Biotechnology (FBT | B-22) and the SPDR S&P Biotech (XBI | A-42), which gained 8.7 percent and 8.3 percent, respectively.

[illuminati1] 28/2/2014 12:16

@MarketCurrents: Uranium names continue higher as Japan moves closer to nuclear restart http://t.co/Ti7sSf0q8w

[illuminati1] 27/2/2014 08:40

How uranium stocks could make U-turn as Japan edges closer to restart nuclear reactorsThursday, February 27, 2014 by Proactive InvestorsUranium stocks make U-turn as Japan moves to restart nuclear reactorsUranium stocks across world markets lifted off yesterday after Japan revealed a pro-nuclear energy plan involving the restart of Fukushima reactors, left dormant following damage caused by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and ensuing tsunami. The Japanese government released the anticipated draft of its Basic Energy Plan, which committed to nuclear power as a central source of Japan's ongoing energy requirements.Cabinet approval for the proposition is anticipated in weeks, and should pave the way for many of Japan's 48 idled reactors to resume operations prior to year's end.Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's proposal also touched on the possibility of new reactors being constructed. Abe was elected prime minister in 2012, and began implementing new safety standards that established a socio-political environment in which production of nuclear energy could recommence. On the ASX, small cap uranium stocks stirred then flew, with Peninsula Energy (ASX:PEN) trading record volumes during its climb to $0.028 intraday from Tuesday's closing price of $0.023.Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) rocketed to $0.575 intraday, from $0.43, while Toro Energy (ASX:TOE) jumped to $0.08, from $0.069.The Ian Middlemas-backed Berkeley Resources (ASX:BKY) was another star, surging to close on its day high of $0.37, from $0.29.Cauldron Energy (ASX:CXU) could be another to watch over coming days, boasting a 15.7 million pound uranium resource in Western Australia. Several commodity analysts have tipped uranium to outperform over the coming years, and Japan's announced pro-uranium energy strategy is likely the catalyst that will bring those forecasts to fruition. Uranium prices will remain leveraged to the news of the Japanese reactor restarts and a return to term contracting by utilities.The long-term outlook on the uranium market is tipped to remain the same at US$65/pound ($65/lb) U3O8. The uranium price has dropped significantly and now appears stable at levels not seen for almost eight years.With some analysts forecasting a $42/lb price estimate for the year, with prices to about $48/lb by Q4/14 it could be time to look at uranium stocks again.--------------------------"The Ian Middlemas-backed Berkeley Resources (ASX:BKY) was another star, surging to close on its day high of $0.37, from $0.29."Ian is also a director of WHE and was also a director of Mantra Resources, the Uranium company which was sold to the Russians for over a billion dollars.-

[illuminati1] 27/2/2014 08:23

Just check the up to date M&A transaction table p.12 supplied by Edison Investment Researchhttp://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/downloads/uranium_sector_report_book.pdfChina National Nuclear Co-operation or Russia's ARMZ Atomredmetzoloto are most likely to be bidders given the recent news flow.Happy to sit and waitInvesting long term