Jimmy23
23 Sep 2018
Barry roe deal done At the current share price LOGP currently valued at $0.45 per bbl of independently certified 2c reserves with a carried interest in five wells to be drilled in about six months time and huge upside as posted on the PVR. Site. With an $80 oil price it would be fair to value them at $5 per bbl. huge upside here . Jimmy
Jimmy23
20 Sep 2018
Barry roe deal done Deal is done, this share price now massively undervalued. Five well drilling programs fully funded. Buy now. Jimmy
peter.kidney21
02 Aug 2018
Real prices? News soon ?
Mamms
21 Jun 2018
Real prices? I put a largish sell order on a 1.3p on Monday and then dropped it to 1.2p on Tuesday. A little over 400k were sold but the vast majority have not sold yet. LSE suggests the bid is 1.2p but this is at best rounded up from 1.195p or something (and I can only trade at 3 decimals - not four). I also noted that 150k sold yesterday for 1.21p or 1.25p - I guess it is late reporting or something? Otherwise why are are clients paying 1.21 or 1.25 for shares that are available at 1.2p? It’s all very obscure… the point is that in an illiquid stock like this the prices are at best ‘notional’… I thought MFIDII was supposed to sort this out…
scruffee
11 May 2018
On It's Knees ... Time to start building a stake maybe with Autumn in my sights and funding now sorted hopefully,difficult to do without moving price it seems.......... Good Luck Holders.
Mamms
27 Apr 2018
Re: Potential 10-bagger? While I'm inclined to agree with the analysis, i bring significant bias to this. The sp is down 10% since you made the observation, that's probably a better indicator..... unfortunately.
jimmy24
20 Apr 2018
Re: Potential 10-bagger? Good article in the Phoenix magazine pasted on Pvr site .Confirms huge value of Barryroe farm out. Multi bagger from here.Jimmy
jimmy24
16 Apr 2018
Re: Potential 10-bagger? Ultra punchYou are correct that the Barry roe reserves are undeveloped contingent resources 2c resources.I do not believe that most readers understand the very subtle differences in the reserve descriptions which is why I described them as undeveloped proved and probable reserves.You should also be aware that the Barry roe field has six wells drilled to date and has an independent report on its recoverable oil volume estimates.so this is not just Pvr promotion material.Jimmy
ultrapunch
15 Apr 2018
Potential 10-bagger? I think it could be. Who can really forecast the future. Looks to be such a good gamble to me that I have had a small punt and bought some LOGP shares recently. Also had a small punt on PVR.
ultrapunch
15 Apr 2018
Re: Valuation Get your facts right for a change, Jimmy!Barryroe has NO proven and Probable reserves as yet. They are 1C, 2C & 3C Contingent resources!! Who says so? A very reputable source. Providence Resources, no less![link] hurricane Energy web site states the conditions necessary to convert Contingent resources to Proven reserves."ReservesReserves are the part of resources which are commercially recoverable and have been justified for development, while contingent and prospective resources are less certain because some significant commercial or technical hurdle must be overcome prior to there being confidence in the eventual production of the volumes.Contingent ResourcesThese are resources that are potentially recoverable but not yet considered mature enough for commercial development due to technological or business hurdles. For contingent resources to move into the reserves category, the key conditions, or contingencies, that prevented commercial development must be clarified and removed. As an example, all required internal and external approvals should be in place or determined to be forthcoming, including environmental and governmental approvals. There also must be evidence of firm intention by a company’s management to proceed with development within a reasonable time frame (typically 5 years, though it could be longer)."
Rawmaterials are king
10 Apr 2018
Re: Valuation there will be 656.848.846 share in issue when approved.But still (like PVR) incredible sheap
jimmy24
10 Apr 2018
Valuation After the recent placing and farm out LOGP has 611 million shares in issue and 10% of Barryroe with its 340 million bbl of proven oil and a farm in partner to drill three wells and three sidetracks . The current share prince values LOGP at $0.36 per bbl of independently certified proven and probable oil reserves undeveloped.Usually valued at $5per bbl at development stage. So huge upside here for a field which already has six wells drilled on it.Jimmy
Ripley94
07 Apr 2018
Re: proactive IRISH .
jimmy24
06 Apr 2018
Re: proactive This was the right thing to do for LOGP.Great that loans converted to equity, a real sign of faith that’s there is fantastic value here.Jimmy
caraldo
06 Apr 2018
proactive Lansdowne Oil & Gas Plc (LON:LOGP) has raised £900,000 through a share placing, giving it sufficient capital to cover its costs for the Barryroe project until the group’s Chinese farm-out deal completes.Some 69.2mln new shares are being sold at a price of 1.3p each. The placing investors will also receive share warrants, which will exercise at 1.3p also.The Irish oil firm’s farm-out deal sees Lansdowne selling half of its stake in Barryroe (its interest reduces down to 10%) and the transaction is expected to close in the third quarter.In Friday morning’s statement, LOGP told investors that it will now have on-going working capital though to mid-2019.READ: Providence Resources brings in Chinese group to develop BarryroeAs well as the share placing, which has been organised by Brandon Hill Capital, the broker has also agreed to convert a £326,911 debt into equity (at the same pricing as the share placing).Similarly, the LC Capital Master fund has agreed to switch a £680,000 of loan note debt into Lansdowne equity. It retains a holding of further loan notes, and it has agreed to extend the maturity out to June 30.It will ultimately see Brandon Hill hold 12.66% of the company, while the LC Capital Master Fund will hold 29% of the company.Last week, it was announced that a Chinese consortium, backed by state funds, would acquire a 50% stake in Barryroe, taking 10% from Lansdowne and 40% from operator Providence Resources PLC (LON
VR).The transaction sets into motion a series of operations that are expected to lead to the field’s development. Specifically, the farm-out deal commits the Chinese to fund a three well drill programme, designed to further appraise and test Barryroe’s reservoirs.The Chinese will be responsible for providing non-recourse financing to Providence and Lansdowne, with the loan repaid from future production volumes.Finances on a better footingIt transforms the proposition for both Lansdowne as well as the financiers that supported the group through the austere period as the company held out for a farm-out deal.In today’s statement, Lansdowne chairman Tim Torrington said: “Following the recent announcement of the Barryroe farm-out to APEC and the Chinese consortium we have moved quickly to put the company's finances on a firm footing and I would like to thank all our existing and new shareholders for their support.“I would particularly like to acknowledge our major shareholders, LC Capital and Brandon Hill Capital Limited for their support of the company through the difficult period caused by the decline in the oil price.”He added: “With a clear pathway forward on Barryroe and continued improvement in the oil price, we can now return to focus upon value creation"
