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TIMOR SEA DRILLING UPDATE – LOLOTOE-1 WELL
Oilex Ltd (ASX/AIM: OEX) advises that the Lolotoe-1 well spudded at 02:30 (WST) on 17 December 2009. At 16:00 (WST) on 23 December 2009 the well is at a depth of 2,496 metres preparing to cement 13 3/8” casing. The Lolotoe-1 well is the second well of a 2 well program in the Timor Sea contract area JPDA 06-103.
Time of report: 18.00 (WST) on 23 December 2009
Status: Preparing to cement 13 3/8” casing
Operations:
• Well spudded 02:30 on 17 December 2009 (WST)
• Surface casing set at 176 metres
• 17 ½” hole drilled to 2,496 metres
• 13 3/8” casing run to 2,491 metres
Objectives
Elang/Plover sands (primary)
Flamingo sands (secondary)
Planned total depth (TD): Approximately 3,985 metres
Days from spud to TD: 20 – 25 days on a trouble free basis
The Lolotoe prospect is a robust 3 way dip faulted anticline having about 300 metres of vertical relief. The well is targeting a mean prospective oil resource of 90 million barrels (100% basis) in the primary objective Elang/Plover formations. The water depth at the proposed well location is 105 metres.
The reservoir objectives penetrated in the Lolotoe-1 well will be evaluated by a full suite of data including mud log, real time drilling data and wire line logs after the well reaches total depth to determine presence of hydrocarbons. The well design does not include drill stem tests and will be plugged and abandoned when the evaluation is concluded.
The Joint Venture participating interests in JPDA 06-103 are:
Joint Venture Party Participating Interest
Oilex (JPDA 06-103) Ltd (Operator) 10%
Videocon JPDA 06-103 Limited 25%(1)
GSPC (JPDA) Ltd 25%(1)
Bharat PetroResources JPDA Limited 25%(1)
Japan Energy E&P JPDA Pty Ltd 15%
20-25 days untroubled for the spudding. Could start to see some movement in January. I don't hold. Good luck to those who do.
Oilex Ltd (ASX/AIM: OEX) advises that the Lolotoe-1 well was running intermediate 9⅝” casing after
successfully drilling the sidetrack hole from 2,491 metres to 3,770 metres. Once intermediate casing is set
the well will drill ahead to evaluate the primary objective Elang/Plover Formation sandstones to a total depth
of approximately 3,985 metres.
has this stock been way oversold??? in at $0.10 right now - seems like a lot of potential upside if you're willing to buy and hold.
SP has hit 0.125 today
good for those that bought in at 0.088 52-week lows
now, the response to the ASX query doesn't say much, i.e. the company doesn't know what may have caused this jump.
thinking of jumping into this one, even though i'm sitting on a loss of more than 50% after buying a heap at 0.285 last year...good upside with its exploration targets, i guess...
i hold this stock and it's nice to see that from the lows of 0.077, the share price has steadily risen to 0.15 today.bit of interest creeping into the stock recently,nice little base and gap with increased volume,rsi had a nice bullish divergance ,now in the oversold area.all activity on no news/announcements,something in the wind?.unfortunately cant get a chart up.
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OEX over 25% up today. had a trading halt and then an announcement regarding Significant Reserves Identified at Cambay Field India. Lets hope this takes off to the levels it was at last year. Closed at .185
Article from the The Hindu re reserve announcement.
copy of article...12 November..
'Oilex of Australia has announced that it has struck huge reserves of natural gas in the Cambay Basin in Gujarat, in what is being dubbed as a big discovery after Reliance Industries' gas find in the KG basin and Cairn India's discovery in Rajasthan. “In-place reserves in the Cambay Basin block near Khambat town,160 km south of Ahmedabad in Gujarat, is 16-21 trillion cubic feet (tcf),'' Oilex Managing Director Bruce McCarthy said here. Of these reserves, 10 per cent or at least 1.6 tcf are recoverable. Initial gas production could be five million standard cubic feet a day, rising up to 50 mscfd by 2012-13.
The in place reserves are almost equivalent to what RIL has found in the KG basin fields. Mr. McCarthy said Oilex was looking to replicate Cairn India's success in using U.S. technology to produce gas from the on-land block by mid-2011. The Cambay field is a pre-New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP) block that was originally awarded to the Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GPSC) and Canada's Niko Resources. Oilex stepped in upon exit of Niko. Oilex holds 45 per cent interest in the Cambay field while GSPC holds the balance.'
I cant post url as site wont let me...
Simple question folks..if this in public domain why isn't there anything on OEX website??
I hold shares in this company...
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