doctorj
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Re: EGO - Empire Oil
I disagree ZT. EGO's leverage far exceeded that of the other parties and therefore was probably not priced appropriately. It's probably still close to the cheapest entry for the drill. Also, I believe that they have significant interest in adjacent blocks that you can reasonably expect to be considerably more valuable should either or both of these drills discover commercial hydrocarbons (and given the previous lack of success in the Canning were probably assigned a very low value by the market). AFAIK, with the exception of ARQ, none of the other parties have significant interest in the Canning.
We can probably eliminated the possibilty of EGO's SP movement due to valentines prospect ... non of the other JV partners have moved significantly or at all ... although we may assume that EGO is now attracting investors and is being re-rated ... who knows
I disagree ZT. EGO's leverage far exceeded that of the other parties and therefore was probably not priced appropriately. It's probably still close to the cheapest entry for the drill. Also, I believe that they have significant interest in adjacent blocks that you can reasonably expect to be considerably more valuable should either or both of these drills discover commercial hydrocarbons (and given the previous lack of success in the Canning were probably assigned a very low value by the market). AFAIK, with the exception of ARQ, none of the other parties have significant interest in the Canning.