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lol thanks but becareful, after all this is a spec oiler with no revenue apart from constant SPP's and placements
That being said Wombat imo looks to be a massive sleeper asset
Company announcement, been issued a
speeding ticket:
a. There is an increasing awareness within the market and the petroleum industry about new successful technologies being used in the recovery of gas from “unconventional” reservoirs. Lakes Oil NL’s tight gas activities in Gippsland are prime examples of such unconventional reservoirs in Australia.
The increased awareness is illustrated by the large numbers being paid for Coal Seal Methane reserves (unconventional gas) in Queensland, together with corporate activity within the sector. Also in Western Australia a “tight gas” exploration well, “Warro” is currently being drilled using similar technology used by Lakes Oil NL in Gippsland, which again is an example of
increasing interest in unconventional gas.
b. With the above in mind, on 29 October 2008, Lakes Oil NL released an announcement indicating a 2C reserve of 293 Bscf, which was compiled by Gaffney Cline & Associates. An independent asset evaluation of this report was conducted by Palliser Strategic Management and Langusch & Associates. Based on a range of in situ risk-adjusted values calculated from the project modelling and implied trade sale values from recent CSM activity their P50 value range for the Wombat Field 2C resource case is between $A50million-$A88million.Internet Site: www.lakesoil.com.au
Email Address: lakes@lakesoil.com.au
c. Lakes Oil NL is currently capitalised in the market at approximately $16million and currently
has approximately $6million in cash and liquid assets.
Its no secret that LKO's Wombat field and TSV's Warrow are comparable the company has itself made the comparison (see ASX Price Query Response dated 3/4/09)
Also in Western Australia a “tight gas” exploration well, “Warro” is currently being drilled using similar technology used by Lakes Oil NL in Gippsland, which again is an example of increasing interest in unconventional gas.
Interesting TSV has gone into a trading halt pending flow rates at their Tight Gas Structure Warrow, if they are positive the stock will go to the moon, not holding any but am holding LKO whose tight gas structure know as Wombat is worth $50m - $88m = 1.2c - 2.1c (see numerous anns including ASX Price Query Response dated 3/4/09 and letter to shareholders dated 29/10/08)
Another point of interest is that TSVs current mkt cap is 900m@2.5c= $22.5m and it has a 10% interest in Warrow
Lakes mkt cap is 4,265m@0.5c= $21m yet it has 100%
Theoretically Lakes could 70-80% of the well to a major and retain a 20-30% free carried interest
So keep an eye
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