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I cant see much happening with the SP until they tell us the flow rates, logging two days at the most, they won't do horizontal, the GAS will go in to the pipe line that is next to the lease, should see cash flow under three weeks from now. What will drive the SP up is when each of the next wells come on line, the big holders that hold AZZ have done for a long time, they have watched it go from over the $1.00 to 5c, they toped up big time, I think you will find no more big jumps up now, just wait and watch what happens each a new well comes on line.Pilots, Agentm,
If the wireline logging results are good could the share price rally again in the short term or would it need to announce that they will be carrying out a horizontal for it to run considerably? I'm also unsure of how long wireline loggin testing takes.
Twenty Wells planned if this comes in! That's great news.
Pilots you said that this well could be online in under a month. When you say online do you mean they would have completed a horizontal and started producing?
Thanks pilots. Also thanks for the information above regarding the agm. Do you anticipate they will move quickly with the other wells if this one comes up with goods? Will they use the same drill rig as this test well and get them going one by one? Here's hoping there is some good news soon. It's always a rollercoaster for me as I don't know alot about the drilling game and the volatility of these low volume stocks catches me off guard.
just curious how you get the .50 valuation pilots? if i even mentioned a price prediction in adi i would be roasted!!
very interesting release from john cruikshank
i The results from the Frances Dilworth No. 2 lead Antares to expect similar achievable results throughout Yellow Rose. The Edwards limestone has a resource potential of between 40 and 80 Bcf. Assuming a per well ultimate recovery of 4 Bcf, a completed well cost of $2.5MM USD and a gas price of $5.00 USD/Mcf throughout the life of the project, the following table summarizes the undiscounted per share value of Antares’ 75% working interest in the Edwards limestone resource.
Similarly, the Eagle Ford shale has the expectation of delivering substantial shareholder value. The Eagle Ford represents a resource potential of over 400 Bcfe and over 80 well locations. Assuming a per well ultimate recovery of 5.5 Bcfe, a completed well cost of $5.0MM USD and a gas price of $5.00
USD/Mcfe throughout the entirety of the project, the undiscounted per share value of Antares' 8,200 acre, 50% working interest in the Eagle Ford shale is shown in the following table.
i hope the investors take note and actually believe the eagleford is a commercial zone and that azz achieves some value for the discovery, so far we have seen the eagleford shale get a very muted an unwelcoming response from investors in the O&G smallcap sector..
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