Muzzletoff
25 Jan 2016
HELLO...LOLolololo Great echo in here, but resounding silence from the BOD.Maybe if we get closer we can hear the soft sound of gentle snoring?
jhr1985
07 Jan 2016
You've been had! nm
Muzzletoff
06 Jan 2016
Market Cap Market cap of BOR is approx. £11m, which must be pretty close to its cash holdings.Could someone acquire BOR for £5-7m in shares and BOR Directors give half cash back to shareholders?Might be half decent deal in present circumstances
Muzzletoff
06 Jan 2016
Market Cap Market cap of BOR is approx. £11m, which must be pretty close to its cash holdings.Could someone acquire BOR for £5-7m in shares and BOR Directors give half cash back to shareholders?Might be half decent deal in present circumstances
Yak54
06 Jan 2016
Re: does anyone know what's going on! Noble could have bought BOR instead of drilling Humpback.BOR said they would get a partner and look to used the ER before it de-mobbed the FI. Anyone interested in deep water right now will not be looking at today's oil price, next few months are when the oil price will be at its lowest. So now is the right time to pick up future assets.
Muzzletoff
06 Jan 2016
Re: does anyone know what's going on! Hard to think that Noble would go for anything there, following the FOGL episode. There were some options for extra drilling, but cannot remember if it was in the RKH portfolio, or the FOGL farm in plan?Given the current trend is for share mergers and preserving and amalgamating cash, hard to see why anyone would propose a drilling deal.
LB Props
06 Jan 2016
Re: does anyone know what's going on! I wonder if total amalgamation of all FI interests is in the offing. At least BOR would be a good guest, bringing something to the party...
stayhungry!
06 Jan 2016
does anyone know what's going on! I had not expected the recent rises. . . and one broker apparently with BOR as a strong buy! Why? I had more or less given up on them for the next few years. . . . I may yet escape unscathed from my speculative top-up last autumn!!any and all information or speculation gratefully receivedand happy new year. . .
Seagull2
29 Oct 2015
Re: Humpback non commercial Think the directors need a massive haircut r find another role somewhere else imho
Muzzletoff
29 Oct 2015
Re: Humpback non commercial A big question mark now hangs over BOR's future. That may not be fair, as perhaps their SFB prospective interests have more play in them than FOGL's.However, they have got nowhere in getting a farm in partner, and the state of the Oil market, is not likely to favour them anytime soon.The BOR board may just choose to sit there burning a low level of cash and sit it out, or they could be creative, and see some amalgamation as the way to bulk up value.In the interims they said they are burning admin costs of $0.9m a year and have $14m in the bank. With fewer jobs available in the industry in this part of the cycle, those who are salaried may not be in the market for anything that threatens their personal security.Howard Obee CEO is on $413,000 pa. Peter Fleming FD: $331,072 pa Only Harold Dobson of the five Directors is unpaid. The lowest paid is Stephen Posford (Non-exec) at $49,000 pa.Must be hard keeping awake at Board meetings to listen to the progress report
iiTown
28 Oct 2015
Humpback non commercial Noble have said that the FOGL drill on Humpback is non-commercial.Not good for BOR I guess.
stayhungry!
18 Oct 2015
implications of the Fogl 'strike' does anyone here have any thoughts about the geological implications for BORof the latest news from Fogl?[link] thanks. . . good luck to all long-term holders. . . . we deserve a nice big bounce!
rifter101
13 Oct 2015
Is this now a derivative of Fogl If fogl strikes the black stuff, the Bor shall surely rise on the back of it, as it will bring the chances of getting a real producing oil industry in the FI closer.Also Bor are cheap enough for a takeover, or a farm in/out deal. With the Botox Queen on the way out all looks rosy. In the mean time Bor have been busy in the lab proving up what they have.If all goes poorly for Fogl, then we might see a little dip but nothing too dramatic, so it may be a safer place to put your FI money strangely and that may explain the SP rise
AFewbob
27 Sep 2015
Re: No Love in the Lab Posted by Bogrol on RKH thread 10/02/11""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""While we are waiting :10 blue bottles were being drilled in a well ( well less than 10 but who cares ), 1 blue bottle fell and then there were 9 ..............3 blue bottles were being drilled in a well and no more fell.Chateau Rothcild in abundance.I remain, as ever, exceptionally confident in this drill.Borgo ( soon to be a legend I hear, fe that, soon to be wealthier I will take !!! )"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""And the results of the drill Bogroll was spouting nonsense about:Results of 14/10-3 Exploration Well (duster)[link] then finally his as usual excuses:""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""Posted by Bogroll on 11/02/2011:OK, I got this badly wrong. Irrespective of any comments, I have been hit badly in the pocket for a six figure sum. It's only money and it's only on paper.Check my posts against the RNS - a lot of similarities.Interpretation c rap thought.Anyway, my take on the RNS is OK very disappointing for now but oil this far from the discovery well shows big upside.Bought a lot,lot more at 279p ish.Maybe not jam today, but certainly jam tomorrow.Some posters will think I am mad, some will think worse. For now, paper money lost but things looking good with Rockhopper.See you for the next drill."""""""""""""""""""""""""Notice a pattern yet????Bogroll,Hows about you take those 10 blue bottles and shove them up your..........
antigravity
25 Sep 2015
Re: No Love in the Lab Added a few more today. I love em at this price. GLA!
