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The sale price for the acquisition by Arrow is as follows:
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Subject to provision of LNG Ltd shareholder approval to the sale, reimbursement of actual costs incurred to date on the Gladstone LNG Project, estimated at A$45 million;
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US$10 million licensing fee for Arrow’s use of LNG Ltd’s OSMR ® technology for the first LNG train, with US$5 million to be paid by Arrow to LNG Ltd by 28 February 2010 and a further US$5 million payable at notice of readiness to proceed to construction of the first LNG train;
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An additional US$10 million license fee is payable for each additional LNG train developed at the project site using the OSMR ® technology;
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Milestone payments comprising:
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A$24 million payable at the earlier of:
i) Arrow’s final investment decision for the first LNG train; and
ii) Arrow reaching its FID milestone date under its agreement with Shell;
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A$24 million when the LNG project first produces 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG; ando
A$63.5 million when the LNG project first produces 3 million tonnes per annum of LNG.
Royalty payments comprising:
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A royalty of 0.9%, adjustable based on the final development costs of the first LNG train (adjustable to a minimum of 0.7%) and related infrastructure and calculated on the difference between the prevailing oil price, at the time of each LNG shipment, and “US$60/bbl”oil price for the first 1.7 mtpa (MMBtu equivalent) of LNG produced in each contract year. The first LNG train has been designed to produce between 1.5 mtpa and 1.7 mpta. Refer to the below examples #;
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A royalty of 0.9% calculated on the difference between the prevailing oil price, at the time of each LNG shipment and “US$50/bbl” oil price for the next 1.8 mtpa (MMBtu equivalent) of LNG produced; and
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The royalties are for a period of 20 years from the first LNG shipment and are payable within 7 days of receipt of payment for the relevant LNG shipment.
#1 Example (production rate of 1.7 mtpa):
Assumptions: Oil price: US$80/bbl
LNG shipments: 1.7 mtpa (~88 million MMBtu)
USD/AUD: 0.80
Annual Royalty = (US$80 – US$60) *0.9% * 88 million
= US$16 million (or A$20 million)#2 Example (production rate of 3.5 mtpa):
Assumptions: Oil Price: US$80/bbl
LNG shipments 3.5 mtpa (~180 million MMBtu)
USD/AUD 0.80
Annual Royalty = (US$80–US$60)*0.9%*88 million
+ (US$80–US$50)*0.9%* (180 - 88) million
= US$41 million (or A$51 million)
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Subject to the provision of LNG Ltd shareholder approval to the sale, a grant to LNG Ltd of 12.5 million options to acquire Arrow shares at an exercise price of $3.50 with a 14 May 2010 expiry date.
Sounds like another no brainer to me. Anyone care to comment?
First time poster. What i would like to know is where the gas is going to come from (since Arrow will not be supplying)?
Thanks Jono,
It's an interesting situation. They seem to be moving ahead but at the same time, this project is nothing without a gas supply so they need to get that sorted!
It's a high risk investment, but the rewards could be significant if you believe they will get there!
Yep, need the gas definitelyI reckon though that the smaller CSG players will be jumping at the chance to sell their gas to someone and LNG needs it, so it provides an opportunity for those who are too small to supply the massive 10Mtpa+ projects that all the majors are planning.
Guess it depends though on finding reserves in a company that can get them into production in time for mid 2013??
We are being overlooked by the media at present because we have no gas arrangements, however that will change later this month when we announce our gas plans
OK, I'm not sure of the etiquette re this one, but from an email I've just received from the MD;
Well I'm sure of the etiquette and it stinks. Good manners, "respect" and confidentiality are qualities lacking more so these days. I did have a fairly correct upbringing though but that was over thirty years ago. Maybe attitudes have changed these days with more of a focus on the dollar.
Well that's what I think anyway.
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