Hope Directors of Sydney Gas are looking at their screens right now watching AOE & QGC moing towards blue sky especially QGC @$5.22they should be shot that's why I sold out when the T/O failed and got more QGC shares at that time I did the opposite what directors told us to do and I'm glad I did
cheers laurie
Giday AJ, Laurie.... Some nice momentum lately...
Chart attached showing the dramatic turnabout from late April
quite a stark breakout to current 39c.
Has been an ugly duckling but IMO we are seeing a transformation in sentiment though still largely under the radar...
Positive sp response appears closely linked with:
*"solving" of the Chimaera uncertainty (selling depth transformed within a day or two)
*the increased focus on & valuation of coalseam sector.
* Size & strategic position of SCM tenements
*AJL's incentivised involvement & expertise
*NSW dynamics flowing from electricity privatisation.
SGL finished up a further 3.5c (or +7.9%) at 48c today while AJL had a stellar run - up 95c (or +17.1%) to $6.50 at the close.
Both performing strongly with all this CSM activity gearing up..... can it continue?
AJ
(I hold SGL)
hi jeff
Is sgl producing yet, if so are they earnings per share positive.
What are their 2p reserves.
Last Q reported 1320 TJ production (Close to achieving positive operating cashflow).
I would be really surprised if those reserves didn't increase sharply at the next announcement - due by end December (hopefully sooner).
Cheers,
AJ
(I hold)
Common sense says the reserves have increased. Reserve estimates are based on core sample analysis and production data.
Sydney gas has more than two years of production data since the last estimates were published. In addition, at least four cores have been drilled in the Camden area.
Two questions:
1) By how much have the reserves increased?
2) When will the data be made public?
For right now, the SGL share price is riding on the back of the booming CSG sector. Surely, it's only a matter of time before the SGL share price begins to rise on its own accord?
I do not expect any reserves to be booked against the Hunter prospect until mid next year. I base this on:
1) Each core hole takes about six weeks to complete. The current exploration programme calls for at least 10 wells. 10 wells x 6 weeks each = 60 weeks. By now the third well has probably been started.
2) A pilot well programme, yet to be announced, will be required to test flow and pressure. This data will be an input to the reserves model.
3) Based on my observations of the New South Wales CSG sector, the necessary Government approvals could prove to take a long time.
But........
Bill.
AJ, I like a. And conspiracy theories.
Today looks like it could be an exciting ride. Buyers stacking up.
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