Doriemus Live Discussion

fish lips 15 Feb 2018

Re: Withdrawal from NEX You can still trade ASX on iii, so I've just been told, so you can keep your shares and they will transfer over to ASX so you don't have to sell at a massive loss. These should recover in the medium term

ybhere 31 Jan 2018

Re: Withdrawal from NEX Thanks for the suggestion sens,Doriemus is a small Investment Co with 10% of Horse Hill, 20% of Lidsey oil field and 10% of Brockham. So I'll probably sell up and go for UKOG which is also paddling about in the Weald, but, not talking big bucks. YB

sennsmankini 31 Jan 2018

Re: Withdrawal from NEX On that basis could you open a trading account with another company solely for purpose of keeping & trading your DORI’ve not done any research ,but worth looking in to ?Ps I don’t hold here

ybhere 31 Jan 2018

Re: Withdrawal from NEX This is disappointing. Hargreaves don't trade on the ASX leaving me with the option of selling up, Just as positive news is expected from Horse Hill, Lidsey or Brockham.Poor do.YB

ybhere 31 Jan 2018

Withdrawal from NEX Todays RNS. 31 January 2018 Doriemus Plc (Doriemus or Company) Withdrawal from NEX Exchange Growth Market The Company is currently dual listed on both the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) (being its primary listing) operated by ASX Limited and the NEX Exchange Growth Market (NEX) with CHESS Depositary Interests (over underlying ordinary shares in the Company) (CDIs) quoted on ASX and its ordinary shares traded on NEX. Doriemus would like to update the market that today, it has submitted a request to NEX that its ordinary shares be withdrawn from trading on NEX, with such withdrawal to take effect as of market close on 1 March 2018 (Withdrawal Date). The Company was admitted to the Official List of ASX on 29 December 2017. The Company notes that since its admission to the ASX, there has been sufficient liquidity alone on ASX to justify the withdrawal of its securities from NEX. The trading volumes on NEX have been similar to those of the ASX over recent days and weeks, however, the Company, being a small-cap company with a current market capitalisation of approximately GBP5.8m, does not believe the costs in maintaining a dual listing is justified at this time. The ASX is a Qualifying Market under the NEX Exchange Growth Market Rules for Issuers and therefore there is no requirement for Shareholders to vote on a resolution to withdraw the Company's ordinary shares from NEX. Converting Shares tradable on the NEX Exchange to CDIs tradable on the ASX If holders of ordinary shares wish to convert their ordinary shares to CDls to settle trades on ASX, they can do so by contacting the Company's UK Share Registry, Computershare Investor Services PLC (Computershare UK), on +44 (0)370 889 3129 during 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on any London business day. Holders of ordinary shares will, in summary, be asked to undertake one of the following processes: a. Where ordinary shares are held in certificated form, a paper form, titled "UK-AUS CDI Issuance", will be issued and will need to be completed and returned by post to Computershare along with the relevant original share certificates, representing the ordinary shares to be transferred to CHESS Depositary Nominee Pty Limited (CDN) to enable the issuance of CDIs to occur. b. Where ordinary shares are held in uncertificated form (that is through CREST), an online form will need to be issued and a corresponding CREST stock withdrawal transaction completed within the CREST system. In both cases, where valid instructions have been received, the ordinary shares will be transferred to CDN and CDIs will be issued to the specified CHESS or issuer sponsored account in Australia by the Company's Australian Registry, Computershare Investor Services Pty Limited (Computershare AU). It is expected that this process will be completed within 24 hours, provided that Computershare UK is in receipt of a duly completed and valid removal request instruction. However, no guarantee can be given about the time required for this conversion to take place. Once the securities are held in CDI form they will be freely tradable on the ASX. The Company's Registry will not charge certificated holder of ordinary shares for this service. However, a fee will be payable by market participants holding ordinary shares through CREST in accordance with Computershare UK's standard tariff. Full information on converting ordinary shares can be found at the following link: www.doriemus.co.uk/TradingShares For avoidance of any doubt, the Company will continue to be listed on ASX, with CDIs (over underlying ordinary shares in the Company) quoted on ASX. CONTACTS: For further information on this update or the Company generally, please visit our website at www.doriemus.co.uk or contact: In

ybhere 24 Jan 2018

Re: Doriemus Trades And a Happy New Year to you FL.Good news is long overdue. Here's hoping.YB

fish lips 24 Jan 2018

Re: Doriemus Trades YBT Happy New Yearlots of news due in the next few weeks, so hopefully we can get back to parity!

ybhere 24 Jan 2018

Doriemus Trades Two Doriemus trades gone through of approx £13,000 apiece24/01/2018 11:45 115,535 11.22524/01/2018 11:45 115,535 11.2Doriemus has a stake of 10% in Horse Hill and UKOG having a stake of 31% in Horse Hill.News imminent perhaps?YB

ybhere 15 Jan 2018

Re: RNS 15/01/2018 As well as Doriemus RNS, see Angus RNS below, Angus Energy To Resume Conventional Production From Brockham & Lidsey Oil Fields Company Will Increase Production To Four Wells in Q1 2018 Angus Energy Plc, a conventional oil and gas production and development company, is pleased to announce that it will resume conventional production from two currently temporarily suspended wells in its portfolio. The Company will re-commence production from the Portland Resevoir via the BR-X2Y well at Brockham in March, as well as the Great Oolite Resevoir at Lidsey from the Lidsey-X1 well this February. This, combined with existing production from the Lidsey-X2 well and expected production from the Brockham BR-X4Z well (see below), is expected to give the Company a total of four wells in production in Q1 2018. These operations reflect improved market conditions and an increase in oil pricing and will enhance the Company's financial flexibility. Prior to their temporary closure, the BR-X2Y and Lidsey-X1 wells had normative operations at approximately 50bbl/day combined. Brockham BR-X4ZFurther to the Company RNS 23 October 2017, the installation of a connection to the National Grid for selling on-site power generated from associated gas production is in progress, contracts have been executed with a scheduled completion in March 2018. Prior Company guidance for the beginning of production from BR-X4Z is unchanged.Lidsey-X2Subsequent to the Company RNS 20 November 2017, the Company has completed its review of initial flow rates from Lidsey-X2. The installation of a new pump to optimise pressure differentials and maximize production flow rates will be completed in February 2018.All the aforementioned operations are performed through conventional production. There will be no hydraulic fracturing or "fracking".Further information is available on the company website: www.angusenergy.co.uk/media/presentations END.

ybhere 15 Jan 2018

Re: RNS 15/01/2018 David Lenigas, Doriemus Plc’s Executive Chairman, commented;“Doriemus will be participating in a lot of new oil wells coming on line this quarter and next. All of these wells will provide a solid revenue stream to the Company.”YB

ybhere 15 Jan 2018

RNS 15/01/2018 Monday 15 January, 2018Doriemus PLCUpdate on Brockham and Lidsey and Horse Hill15 January 2018Doriemus Plc("Doriemus" or the "Company"Update on Brockham and Lidsey Oil Fields and Horse Hill DiscoveryDoriemus plc (Listed in Australia ASXOR and listed in London NEXOR) (“Doriemus” or the “Company”, is pleased to advise that the operator of both the Brockham and Lidsey Oil Fields in the UK’s onshore Weald Basin, Angus Energy Plc (the “Operator”, will resume conventional production from two currently temporarily suspended wells in Doriemus’s portfolio bringing the total wells in production at the Lidsey and Brockham Oil Fields to four by the end of March 2018.The Operator of the Brockham and Lidsey Oil Fields have advised that they will re-commence production from the Portland Reservoir via the BR-X2Y well at Brockham in March 2018, as well as the Great Oolite Reservoir at Lidsey from the Lidsey-X1 well next month. These operations reflect improved market conditions and an increase in oil pricing. Prior to these wells’ temporary closure, the BR-X2Y and Lidsey-X1 wells had normative operations at approximately 50bbl/day. Brockham BR-X4Z well Update:Further to the Company announcement dated 23 October 2017, the installation of a connection to the National Grid for selling on-site power generated from associated gas production is in progress, contracts have been executed with a scheduled completion in March 2018. Prior company guidance for the beginning of production from BR-X4Z is unchanged.Lidsey-X2:Subsequent to the Company announcement dated 20 November 2017, the Operator has completed its review of initial flow rates from Greater Oolite reservoir in the Lidsey-X2 well. The installation of a new pump to optimise pressure differentials and maximize production flow rates will be completed in February 2018.Angus Energy advise also that all the aforementioned operations are performed through conventional production. There will be no hydraulic fracturing or “fracking”.2018 Horse Hill Flow Test Programmeoriemus is expecting the 150 day extended flow testing of the Horse Hill-1 well on the Horse Hill oil discovery to commence in March 2018.As previously advised in December 2017, following a short period of civil works to upgrade site facilities, a 150-day production testing programme focused upon the Portland, KL3 and KL4 reservoirs will commence. As commercially viable initial flow rates were established by the 2016 flow tests, the 2018 testing programme’s goal is to confirm that HH-1’s reservoirs are each connected to a commercially viable oil volume, thus enabling a declaration of commerciality to be made.The Portland, KL3 and KL4 flow tests, each planned for around 30-40 days duration, will consist of a sequence of stabilised steady state flow and shut in periods to establish the oil in place (“OIP” directly connected to the well. A short maximum flow-rate test will also be included for each reservoir. If time permits, a further short-term test of a deeper untested Kimmeridge reservoir may be undertaken.Testing will commence with the Portland reservoir, which in the Company’s opinion, given the 323 bopd stable pumped rate achieved in 2016 and the 32 million barrels most likely OIP calculated by Xodus in 2017, is a strong candidate for commercial viability. Subject to a successful test, a Portland commercial declaration is expected to be made by mid-2018. A Kimmeridge commerciality declaration would follow programme completion and analysis of reservoir engineering data.Horse Hill Oil Discovery:The HH-1 Portland sandstone and Kimmeridge Limestone oil discoveries lie within onshore Weald Basin licences PEDL137 and PEDL246 covering an area of 55 square miles (143 km2) north of Gatwick Airport. As previously reported on 21 March 2016, HH-1 flow tested at a significant commercial aggregate stable dry oil rate of 1,688 barrels of oil per day (“bopd” from

fish lips 17 Nov 2017

RNS Doriemus Plc ("Doriemus" or the "Company" Oil Production commences from Lidsey-X2 Production WellDoriemus plc (Listed in Australia ASXOR and listed in London NEXOR) (“ Doriemus” or the “ Company” ), is pleased to provide an update from Angus Energy Plc (the “Operator” on the new Lidsey-X2 production well at the Lidsey Oil Field, located at the southern edge of the UK’s onshore Weald Basin, south of London . David Lenigas, Doriemus Plc’s Executive Chairman, commented;“We are pleased to see that oil production has now commenced from Lidsey-X2. Even with these initial flow rates, the Lidsey-X2 well provides important commercial oil production and cash flow to Doriemus. We see considerable upside from this well going forward, as the Operator continues to optimise oil production from the Great Oolite reservoir. This is an important milestone for Doriemus and we look forward to gradulally increasing the oil flows from Lidsey over the coming weeks. We are also looking forward to moving to production from our recently drilled Brockham Oil Field’s side-track soon and also moving towards long term flow testing from our Horse Hill -1 well near London’s Gatwick Airport.”The Operator of the Lidsey Oil Field has advised today that:“Angus Energy Plc, a conventional oil and gas production and development company, is pleased to announce it has commenced production at Lidsey Oil Field from the well, Lidsey-X2.Following the drilling and completion of the Lidsey-X2 horizontal production well, which was drilled on time and within budget, the Company is working through the production start-up and production has now been initiated. Initial start-up rates of production from the Great Oolite reservoir are coming in at forty barrels of 38.5 API of dry oil per day. The fluid column (oil) extends to 322m from surface (bottom hole depth of 1,009.3m) with a measured static bottom hole pressure of 764 psi. The Great Oolite is the first of three reservoirs with potential viability in Lidsey-X2 as per the Company RNS of 6 November 2017 . Compared to pre-drill assessments set forth in the Competent Person’s Report (“CPR” of the 7 November 2016 Admission Document, flow rates from the Great Oolite reservoir are below expectations, and work is continuing to clean up the well. The Company is investigating the new geological and borehole information to update its understanding of the reservoir. In addition, the Company is currently examining evidence that suggests a partial flow reduction is the result of a hole in the production tubing, therefore not allowing the well to be fully drawn down. The Company is conducting further analysis and if confirmed, the Company will undertake operations to repair the tubing which will allow maximum draw from the reservoir. This is the priority for the Company over the coming weeks. In addition to any necessary repair, industry information and technical guidance on analogous wells in the region suggest initial flow rates can be improved. Angus Energy believes its initial flow rates from Lidsey-X2 have similar potential for increased yield. Therefore, the Company is conducting a thorough study to optimise and enhance production levels from the Great Oolite. Further to the Company RNS of 6 November 2017 , Angus Energy will submit an FDP Addendum to the Oil and Gas Authority (“OGA” to begin production appraisal of the Kimmeridge and Oxford layers at Lidsey. Operations Update: Lidsey-X1The Lidsey-X1 well, first drilled in 1987, will now resume production from the Great Oolite reservoir in addition to production from Lidsey-X2. The Company expects to achieve the historic production levels of 15-20 barrels of oil per day (“bopd” before the well was shut in nearly 2 years ago in January 2016. Given the encouraging geochemical analysis of Lidsey-X2’s Kimmeridge and Oxford Layers, disclosed in the Company RNS of 6 November 2017 , the above-mentioned FDP Addendum will include a

ybhere 06 Nov 2017

DL on proactive investors Hope this is ok.[link]

fish lips 06 Nov 2017

Latest RNS So production starts next week. So some money should be hitting the bottom line this year for the Well.Doriemus Plc("Doriemus" or the "Company"Lidsey-X2 Production Well – Operations UpdateDoriemus plc (Listed in Australia ASXOR and listed in London NEXOR) (“ Doriemus” or the “ Company” ), is pleased to provide an update from Angus Energy Plc (the “Operator” on the drilling of its new Lidsey-X2 production well at the Lidsey Oil Field, located at the southern edge of the UK’s onshore Weald Basin, south of London . The Operator of the Lidsey Oil Field, Angus Energy Plc, has advised that:“As per the Company’s guidance and news release dated 13 October 2017 , geochemical analysis of the Kimmeridge and Oxford layers at the Lidsey Oil Field were undertaken to determine their commercial viability. The Company is pleased to advise that the initial results conducted on the drill cutting samples from the 66.2 metres of Kimmeridge and 105.0 metres of Oxford layers indicate a strong similarity to the maturity of the Kimmeridge layers at Brockham Field. In terms of temperatures at the time of maximum burial, which is an important factor in the generation of oil, the historical temperatures were encouragingly higher than anticipated given the location of the Lidsey Field in the Weald Basin. Indeed, analysis of Tmax (maximum historical temperature seen by the rock) gave a range which overlapped with those seen in Brockham and an average temperature within 3 degrees (0.7 %) of those seen in Brockham. In addition, the TOC (total organic content) was virtually the same within experimental error.The geochemical evaluations were performed by the same third party organization that provided the same analysis on the drill cuttings at Horse Hill and Brockham.Further to the Company’s RNS of 13 October 2017 , the BDF-28 drilling rig has now been fully demobilised. The Lidsey-X2 well has been prepared for production after completing the installation of the flowlines from the well head to the storage tanks, pump and other necessary equipment. The Company’s guidance for actual production has been adjusted by seven days. After the trial operation of the pump mechanism carried out last Friday, the pump experienced a minor technical difficulty requiring repair and is currently being repaired prior to the well going in to full service. Angus Energy still expects to put Lidsey-X2 into full production this week. The Company will perform testing to optimize production rates and provide an update in due course.”David Lenigas, Doriemus Plc’s Executive Chairman, commented;“The Operator is ready to bring the Lidsey Oil Field in to production this week, a very significant milestone for Doriemus. The revelation that the initial geochemical test results from the Kimmeridge and Oxford are considered by Doriemus as providing additional upside for Lidsey’s ultimate production potential, especially considering that we have all the approvals in place for a a re-work of the Lidsey-1 well and the drilling of a new Lidsey-3 well. The similarities of the Lidsey-X2 geochemical results to our Brockham Oil Field BR-X4Z well in the north of the Weald Basin shows that Lidsey has the potential to increase the footprint of the oil bearing Kimmeridge layers in the Weald.”About the Lidsey Production Oil Field and Doriemius Plc’s Interest:The Lidsey Oil Field is 5.3km 2 in size and located in the southern portion of the onshore UK Weald Basin in West Sussex south of London and next to Bognor Regis on the south coast of England . Doriemus Plc owns a 30% direct participating working interest in the Lidsey-X2 production well, which is located within the onshore Lidsey Oil Field (PL 241)(Production Licence) under the rights it has under the 21 November 2013 Farm-Out Agreement. The Lidsey Oil Field is operated by Angus Energy Plc. In respect of all other wells on the Lidsey Oil Field, Doriemius has a 20% participating interest

fish lips 18 Oct 2017

More good news.... October 2017 Doriemus Plc ("Doriemus" or the "Company" Planning Permission Granted for Further Flow Testing and Drilling Horse Hill Oil Discovery, Weald Basin, UKDoriemus plc (Listed in Australia ASXOR and listed in London NEXOR)(“Doriemus” or the “Company”, is pleased to announce that it has beeninformed by Horse Hill Developments Ltd ("HHDL", the operator of Horse Hilllicences PEDL137 and PEDL246, containing the Horse Hill-1 ("HH-1" oildiscovery, that on 18 October 2017 Surrey County Council's Planning andRegulatory Committee granted planning permission to enable HHDL to carry outextended flow tests at HH-1, plus drill and test both a sidetrack from theexisting HH-1 well and new borehole HH-2. The committee voted overwhelminglyin favour of HHDL's planning application.Along with the Environment Agency's approval of all necessary permits, HHDLcan now proceed with its Horse Hill appraisal programme as soon as the similarextended flow testing programme has been completed at our Broadford Bridgewell site in West Sussex.Doriemus owns 10% of HHDL, which owns 65% of the Horse Hill Licences whichhosts the HH-1 oil discovery well, or a 6% attributable interest in thelicences.The HH-1 Kimmeridge Limestone and Portland oil discovery well is locatedwithin onshore exploration Licence PEDL137, on the northern side of the WealdBasin, 3 km north of Gatwick Airport. As previously reported in February andMarch 2016, two naturally-fractured limestone members within the Kimmeridgesection, known as KL3 and KL4, flowed dry, 40-degree API oil, at an aggregatestabilised natural flow rate of 1,365 barrels per day ("bopd" with no clearindication of depletion.The overlying Portland flowed dry, 35-degree API gravity oil at a stablepumped rate of 323 bopd. The Portland oil was produced at the rod-pump'smaximum achievable rate and thus flow was constrained by the pump's mechanicalcapacity.The directors of the Company accept responsibility for the contents of thisannouncement.