BPT - Beach Energy
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Kauri
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Clowboy,
Looks like it, I've got out at $1.50, left a fair chunk of todays action on the table but can't win them all... starting to look like a classic blow-off...
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Sorry - don't have time to do this research myself but seems the Baskar Mantra project is having a number of troubles - what percentage of BPTs future revenues does this represent?
thanks to anyone who can help...
thanks to anyone who can help...
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Attached is the link to BPT's March 07 report, If my math is correct, which shows that oil revenue from Gippsland basin ( Basker Manta ) represent about 24% of total BPT's during that Qtr.
SP has down 12% , market may be overreacting? given that BManta will be back in operational within "a number of weeks" not months.
Fri 6/7 another ann after market closed . "WARRAGON-1 SPUDS IN SW QUEENSLAND" estimate mean recoverable oil 1.33MMBO + 0.56MMBO .
Would like to see other member's comment.
http://www.beachpetroleum.com.au/fi...ses/2007/048-07QuarterlyReporttoMarch2007.pdf
SP has down 12% , market may be overreacting? given that BManta will be back in operational within "a number of weeks" not months.
Fri 6/7 another ann after market closed . "WARRAGON-1 SPUDS IN SW QUEENSLAND" estimate mean recoverable oil 1.33MMBO + 0.56MMBO .
Would like to see other member's comment.
http://www.beachpetroleum.com.au/fi...ses/2007/048-07QuarterlyReporttoMarch2007.pdf
Okay here is the deal for Basker.
Oil sales for the whole of Beach for the quarter = 2590 KBOE = 2,590,000 Barrels of oil.
Basker
Average BOPD for 1/4 = 8752
8752 * 365/4 = 798620 Barrels of oil for quarter.
798620/ 2590000
=31% of sales from Basker.
I am not entrely convinced fall in current Sp is due to Basker problems but rather Alinta gas deal collapsing. I got stopped out at 1.40 but once we find a bottom again I will jump back in. I think BEach management are doing a good job and it seems with all of the interest in green energy everyone overlooks the fact Beach own 21% of Petratherm Energy and has the option to buy another 15% into the company.
Oil sales for the whole of Beach for the quarter = 2590 KBOE = 2,590,000 Barrels of oil.
Basker
Average BOPD for 1/4 = 8752
8752 * 365/4 = 798620 Barrels of oil for quarter.
798620/ 2590000
=31% of sales from Basker.
I am not entrely convinced fall in current Sp is due to Basker problems but rather Alinta gas deal collapsing. I got stopped out at 1.40 but once we find a bottom again I will jump back in. I think BEach management are doing a good job and it seems with all of the interest in green energy everyone overlooks the fact Beach own 21% of Petratherm Energy and has the option to buy another 15% into the company.
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Beach have an equity interest in the Paralana Joint Venture, not the Company itself.
Just thought I would make the distinction for you, because it is only that one project that Beach will have equity in, provided they meet the farm in expenditure requirements.
Minotaur Exploration Ltd is actually the biggest holder in the entity, with 34% of the issued capital.
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thanks for your comments above - as we suspected it looks like the market may have overdone things - news out today seems to have given them a lift - will this continue to test 1.50 mark again? or too early to say? PoO up and good news on other projects continues...
Others thoughts?
Others thoughts?
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Seems to be good up side with this stock and short term target is $1.60.
Was travelling nicely until this recent market correction.
Was travelling nicely until this recent market correction.
Indeed I am surprised BPT is not much higher yet. This might help.
"Beach Petroleum Ltd has continued to break quarterly and annual production and sales
revenue records and has also booked a big increase in petroleum reserves in the period
ended 30 June 2007.
Sales revenue in the June quarter rose 18 per cent to a record $A93.03 million, up from
$A78.6 million in the March 2007 quarter"
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Anyone knows how to calculate for every 1000 barrel of oil, how much does it add to its e.p.s. Thanks
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Doesn't Beach have interest in geothermal energy?
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=92248
It sounds pretty good except the cost of infrastructure.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=92248
It sounds pretty good except the cost of infrastructure.
Im back in this now at $1.22....bought at 30c a couple of years ago and sold completely out at $1.40 mid last year. I didnt like the reaction of the market to the takeover last year or the way the bonus shares were issued at an above market price, or the huge increase the directors took in pay ....but confidence seems to have returned and the bedding process is hopefully over now.....so as a price of oil bet it looks good to me ..but take your own gambling advice. ;-)..Good luck to all.
..but take your own gambling advice. ;-)..Good luck to all.This article in SMH may have helped...
Beach is starting to look underpriced
Reg Nelson gets to preside over the release of what should be a bumper result for Beach Petroleum on Wednesday. Thanks to a full year from the Delhi acquisition, the market will be looking for something near the $90 million mark ahead of a charge to $200 million in following years.
That's why analyst Stuart Baker at Morgan Stanley slapped a $2-a-share price target on the stock early last month when Beach was looking nice and strong at $1.43 a share. That Beach has drifted back to $1.145 on Friday - it hit 99c on Black Thursday - reflects the lack of rebound for the stock since the subprime sell-off, plus some disappointment that the BMG oil project in Bass Strait needs remedial work to get to original forecast production levels.
Wednesday's profit report could be the catalyst for the rerating that Baker and others think is now due to Beach, now ranked number four in our listed oil and gas stocks behind Woodside, Santos and Oil Search. Now that Beach has arrived as a sizeable and profitable producer for the long term (20 years-plus), Nelson has cranked up its exploration portfolio.
Four high-impact wells are now slotted to be drilled in the next 15 months. The big Fermat 1 gas target offshore from Portland in Victoria (1200 petajoules in the second quarter of 2008) has been locked in for a while. The new additions (1 in New Zealand's Taranaki Basin and two in the Bass Basin) each have the potential to yield net oil reserves to Beach of more than 20 million barrels of oil.
Beach is starting to look underpriced
Reg Nelson gets to preside over the release of what should be a bumper result for Beach Petroleum on Wednesday. Thanks to a full year from the Delhi acquisition, the market will be looking for something near the $90 million mark ahead of a charge to $200 million in following years.
That's why analyst Stuart Baker at Morgan Stanley slapped a $2-a-share price target on the stock early last month when Beach was looking nice and strong at $1.43 a share. That Beach has drifted back to $1.145 on Friday - it hit 99c on Black Thursday - reflects the lack of rebound for the stock since the subprime sell-off, plus some disappointment that the BMG oil project in Bass Strait needs remedial work to get to original forecast production levels.
Wednesday's profit report could be the catalyst for the rerating that Baker and others think is now due to Beach, now ranked number four in our listed oil and gas stocks behind Woodside, Santos and Oil Search. Now that Beach has arrived as a sizeable and profitable producer for the long term (20 years-plus), Nelson has cranked up its exploration portfolio.
Four high-impact wells are now slotted to be drilled in the next 15 months. The big Fermat 1 gas target offshore from Portland in Victoria (1200 petajoules in the second quarter of 2008) has been locked in for a while. The new additions (1 in New Zealand's Taranaki Basin and two in the Bass Basin) each have the potential to yield net oil reserves to Beach of more than 20 million barrels of oil.
Yes... the last two weeks have been insane. I'd been doing a lot of comparisons between similar producing companies. I'm very happy though - it gave me a chance to get in a $1.16
Porper
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Certainly a good trading stock, unfortunately I sold out friday, pre-empting the reversal crossover on the oscilator.
Insane decision as you should always wait for the confirmation, not second guess things.
A slap across the face with a wet fish and learn......................again
