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Agree...presso looks great....got some of these last week before the recent sp spike and very glad i did. Great story...unbelievable to think they could make diesel for $25 a barrel!!!
it is usually easier for a 20c company to get to 40c rather than a $1 company getting to $2.
Share price is of no consequence, its market capitalistaion you need to worry about.
IE - 1 million shares @ $1 = $1mill
10 million shares @ 10c = $1mill
Was a thing on the 7:30 report last night about Australia's gas reserves, should we be selling them off to overseas interests, etc. We may not have enough local reserves of oil to meet our own vehicle needs, etc.
Towards the end, Federal Minister was saying Government is supporting several CTL and UCG ventures, and by his tone it seemed like that was their preference over natural gas. I can't help but think the LNC connection was one he was indirectly talking about.
I'm pretty pumped by it actually after doing some research on Linc.. if this can prove viable, it will be a possible solution for Australia's vehicle needs. Maybe we no longer have to be held hostage to overseas interests, OPEC cartel, even the yanks and their politics.
We may not have the world's largest supply of oil, but we do have the world's largest supply of coal
Grace, this sounds interesting
Will that have a bigger impact than the Vietnam deal?
LNC moved up wll today
Linc Energy are continuing to race on helped by US buying on the new market. The rise now takes the stock to quadruple the January low. One of the few stocks in Australia that point to the future for diesel supplies.I think this Vietnamese link, combined with what should prove to be strong interest from the United States, strange how the financial scene there are loving Vietnam these days, is going to make Linc Energy a very interesting stock indeed.
Linc Energy is very much focussed on becoming Australia’s and indeed a world leader in coal to liquids production of high quality diesel and jet fuels utilising Linc Energy’s Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) and Gas to Liquids (GTL) process.
Subsequently a potential coking coal deposit like “Teresa” falls outside of Linc Energy’s business plan, but is still valuable to the overall business outcome.
The “Teresa” coal tenement if proven as a coking coal asset as the data suggests, will be an extremely valuable coal property which once sold will have the potential to effectively underwrite the financing of Linc Energy’s commercial UCG/GTL facility proposed for the Chinchilla site.”
The proposed 1.7bt of coal reserves, is that estimated also? I thought I read that they estimated about 1.7bt in vietnam?
Own a coking coal deposit too, very handy. They plan on drilling it up, and selling it off by the end of the year to finance the GTL plant for 20 000 barrels a day. That means we may not need equity from the big oil companies. Good news really.
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