birol
11.01.2024 kl 11:28
61586
Interessant at volumet (ikke idag) har tatt seg opp voldsomt i 2024 og aksjen er i januar opp 18,53%, men ser ut som flere har forsvunnet fra forumsdiskusjoner. her men også i UK.
JobPeterson
11.01.2024 kl 11:50
61541
https://www.xm.com/research/markets/allNews/reuters/australias-jupiter-energy-soars-on-kazakhstan-project-reserve-upgrade-53735775
jupiter energy doblet aksjekursen på sin oppdatering i Kasakhstan. forhåpentligvis vil det skje oss snart.
jupiter energy doblet aksjekursen på sin oppdatering i Kasakhstan. forhåpentligvis vil det skje oss snart.
JobPeterson
11.01.2024 kl 11:51
61532
forumtrollene har forsvunnet. ikke kvalitetsplakatene som er sikre på at Zenith vil lykkes.
birol
11.01.2024 kl 12:29
61474
Er enda mange autoselgere. også er vel triggerne mer uklare nå. satsingen nå i Kazazstan har ikke noen klar tidsfrist etter min forståelse.
MarketGunsling
11.01.2024 kl 13:26
61515
Zenith energy is in a better place today than it has ever been before if you ask me. I have always been a big advocate for a good balance between production and exploration assets for Zenith and it seems as if we will get there soon. I have to give Andrea Cattaneo credit here for not giving up.
We were so close to getting over the line with this production/exploration balance when we acquired the Tunisian production assets and looked like we would also acquire Tilapia, only for both of the agreements to fall apart at the end. But it now looks like we are back following a similar strategy, only this time with the production assets being acquired in the USA and the exploration assets in Kazakhstan.
The importance of having the production/exploration balance right in the company cannot be overstated. The production revenue allows the company the ability to service debt and the debt allows the development of the exploration assets without having to raise money by issuing shares.
I think it was both very interesting and very significant to read in the recent half-yearly accounts that Zenith are preparing to issue €25 million worth of bonds. They do need to find buyers for this debt, but they do have a long track record of issuing and paying bonds on time so this should be possible. If they do manage to issue it then they are well placed for a significant acquisition program in the US and also have all the funding that they would require for the development of Kazakhstan.
If they cannot get these bonds out quick enough then there is a chance that they will need to issue equity but hopefully it will only be for a small amount to tide them over until the bonds come through.
Either way, once they get funding in place, then the company will be incredibly well positioned to have a successful 2024 and a large part of this is to do with Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan
The Kazakhstan oil field deal is potentially transformational for the company and although there is risk with any oil drill this risk is mitigated by the existence of mega oil and gas fields in licenses immediately surrounding ours.
The acquisition of the license is another great example of Andrea Cattaneo’s incredible deal-making and negotiating ability. $2 million acquisition cost and $3 million on drilling a well is a bargain for 50% of a license that potentially contains over 500 million barrels of p50 resources. It is certainly a much bigger and better deal than Tilapia and poises Zenith Energy for tremendous growth and profitability.in the coming year.
The fact that the company is in a position to utilise its own rig to do the work is obviously a significant advantage to the project. It not only allows Zenith to deliver the work at a much cheaper price than would otherwise have been possible, but it also means that future wells can be drilled quickly and easily. I am sure that this is part of the reason that the deal has been agreed at such a good price.
It is also interesting to see in the RNS that it looks like the terms for the acquisition of the second 50% of the asset will be agreed within 60 days of the remaining $1.8 million being paid for the first 50%. The important part of this is that it is before the drill is completed, so it means that Zenith have the opportunity of acquiring the whole license before the first well is even drilled.
Italy
Obviously, we have the Italian gas to electricity licenses which produce steadily, if not spectacularly, and seem to contribute a revenue of anywhere between €1.5-€3 million per annum dependant on the vagaries of the gas price. In itself these are not particularly significant but Andrea pointed out in his end of year interview that we have run these for 11 years now. So it does show that the company is perfectly capable of carrying out consistent production when external factors do not get in the way of progress. It also proves that they are a perfectly competent operator when left alone to operate.
United States
I like the fact that we are looking into the acquisition of US production assets. After the experience of the company being burnt by the Tunisian government completely breaking the contract that Zenith has agreed with them, then I agree with the strategy that it makes sense to produce in an environment where the legal protections are much stronger.
I think that the idea that they have had, of acquiring a US listed company, Leopard Energy, to operate the US assets through is quite an interesting one. It obviously makes Leopard a pretty much stand-alone entity, which raises the question about how would any revenue from there be repatriated to the Zenith parent in a tax efficient manner. But on the other hand it does give the opportunity for Zenith to raise money for their US operations without increasing the shares in issue for the overall company. It also allows them to raise capital in the US market that will be spent on oil assets in the US and I am sure that this will go down better there than trying to raise money for a drill in Kazakhstan.
Long-term it would not surprise me if they eventually grow this business to a significant enough size that they just sell it off to a larger company, but in the meantime the value of the holdings there will definitely have the benefit of being able to service any US based loans and act as collateral for the same – even if the money is spent on other Zenith operations.
South Sudan
South Sudan is an interesting one. It is unclear as to how much progress has actually been made, but Andrea himself said in his December interview that the two MOUS that have been signed were stepping stones to much larger goals rather than an end in themselves.
He was very clear in his interview that Zenith is continuing his long-stated aim of trying to acquire marginal fields that the super-majors are trying to dispose of. He even went as far as to state that it is fields operated by CMPC and Petronas (who want to leave the region) that he is looking to acquire.
It is an interesting new technique that he is trying in South Sudan. Obviously, with the Yemen deal that fell through last year he had a deal in place to acquire the Yemeni assets from OMV but the deal was vetoed by the Yemeni political establishment. It seems that he has learned from this experience and this time he is going about things the other way round; trying to build bridges with the Sudanese oil and gas deal ministries before attempting to acquire an asset. It makes sense as a strategy and hopefully something will come of it. I particularly like the phrase he sued when he said: “This MOU proves our ability to transact there, to be recognized, to be liked, and in a way that will help us go for much bigger projects”.
Arbitrations vs Tunisia
The three arbitrations against the state of Tunisia and the Tunisian national oil company for breaking the terms of the Tunisian licenses are continuing. The value of these is $140.5 million and it seems like Zenith have an extremely strong case since they were permitted to sell oil until they were not.
This action by the Tunisian government is a clear breach of their legal and contractual obligations. Zenith Energy had a legitimate agreement in place, which allowed them to sell the oil they produced in Tunisia. However, the government's sudden decision to halt this process has cost Zenith a lot of money and it is clear that compensation is warranted. Imagine how different the status of the company would currently be if they were still brining in between $15-20 million in revenue from these assets?
One advantage that Zenith Energy has is that these arbitrations are international in nature. This means that the judgments made in these cases can be enforced on nation states, including the Tunisian government. This is a significant advantage, as it ensures that Zenith Energy has a greater chance of receiving a favourable outcome. This has been reflected in the fact that they have already been granted an award of €120,000 in costs for the ICC in the case against ETAP.
Obviously, the arbitrations are not going to be concluded quickly and I imagine that it will be 2025 before the cases are finally ruled on. However, it does seem as if Zenith have a very good chance of winning and being awarded some or all of the money that they are claiming.
Legal case vs the SMP
Zenith have another legal case going on against the SMP in France. This one is a court case that they acquired when they bought AAOG for £250,000 in 2019 and it is for a total value of $9 million. Andrea described the case in his latest interview as looking “extremely promising” and also stated that he expects to have the final court decision delivered in late spring or early summer so this could mean a significant cash injection into the company as early as H1 2024.
Conclusion
Everything is well set for Zenith to deliver a very successful year for shareholders in 2024. If they can follow the plan that Andrea has stated and complete the Kazak acquisition and drill then they will own 50% of a huge exploration asset that has the potential to be company-transforming. If they can also acquire the American production assets then they have a revenue generator that will allow them to service significant debt on a long-term basis. When you add in the potential $9 million from the SNP then this looks like it could be a very active an profitable first half of 2024 for the company.
The risks involved are simple. They do need to raise money to complete the Kazakhstan deal and also to acquire the US assets, so a lot of the potential success depends on them getting the €25 million bond option in process as soon as possible. This is the first step to success this year. If they can do this then I expect 2024 to be a very profitable year for all of us.
birol
11.01.2024 kl 13:37
61469
Great one Market.. but have a question regarding bonds. i think they already got it. Look at link i send you from their webpage. its bonds due at 2026 and 2027
https://www.zenithenergy.ca/investors/bonds-credit-ratings/
https://www.zenithenergy.ca/investors/bonds-credit-ratings/
MarketGunsling
11.01.2024 kl 13:42
61445
No, those are the current bonds. If you go to page 44 of the latest half yearly report on the website you can see that it says:
To avoid the risk of the excessive dilution of the capital, the Company issued two different sets of EMTN (Bond)
accruing interest payable semi-annually and listed on European stock exchanges.
As of the date of this document, the Company is pleased to confirm that it is negotiating an agreement with
an established European financial organisation for the placing of Zenith corporate bonds in the amount of EUR
25 million.
https://wp-zenith-2020.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2023/12/Zenith-Financial-Statements-30-September-2023-FINAL.pdf
To avoid the risk of the excessive dilution of the capital, the Company issued two different sets of EMTN (Bond)
accruing interest payable semi-annually and listed on European stock exchanges.
As of the date of this document, the Company is pleased to confirm that it is negotiating an agreement with
an established European financial organisation for the placing of Zenith corporate bonds in the amount of EUR
25 million.
https://wp-zenith-2020.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2023/12/Zenith-Financial-Statements-30-September-2023-FINAL.pdf
birol
11.01.2024 kl 13:46
61493
Yes but look at their webpage and compare to page 45. you can see the three bonds with maturity of 2027 are not in the report.
Galv
11.01.2024 kl 20:26
61255
MG thanks very much- I keep my stock in the lsafe box- looks like maybe top up with 100 K more before the weekend
olje
11.01.2024 kl 21:56
61160
Hvor mye har de igjen fra pengene de betalte for det potensielle oppkjøpet i Jemen. Var det 4 milioner $ de fikk tilbake??
BMU
12.01.2024 kl 00:24
61117
For once in my life I'm going aloud my self to write like in Vikings post's,,,(before he gave up hope): YES it will happen. We ware never so close before.
Never give up, never surrender.,,😊😊😊.
Never give up, never surrender.,,😊😊😊.
MarketGunsling
12.01.2024 kl 10:26
60903
It was a 50% joint venture with the Chinese company so it has always been unclear about how much they would get back (whether $2 or $4 million). According to the half yearly report they have about $1 million in cash, but that is all we know for sure.
MarketGunsling
12.01.2024 kl 10:29
60937
Birol, you are absolutely right. Those three bonds totalling $25 million are now on the website so I guess progress has been made since the report. I guess that this now means that they are authorised for release. Hopefully we get some news soon that they have been successfully sold.
birol
12.01.2024 kl 10:44
60902
Yeah I wonder if someone is buying in scilence. the forum has been very quiet, but the volume in norway has been significantly higher and the price has gone up for two weeks now. nothing crazy. but steady.
Fluefiskeren
12.01.2024 kl 10:48
60946
Hva skjedde med Jemen planene til Zenith? Angrepet i dag viser at dette ville vært høyrisiko.
Barneskirenn
12.01.2024 kl 12:11
60863
Trakk seg ut. Er veldig glad for at det ikke ble noe i både Yemen og Benin.
BMU
12.01.2024 kl 14:18
60752
this is the case where we can say: ,,There is no shame in turning around´´. I guess we can say that the luck was on our side. Knowledge an experience is important , but mann needs a good portion of luck in order to succeed .
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JobPeterson
12.01.2024 kl 15:35
60672
I have noticed this too, we call this a creeper, someone acquiring stock whilst is quiet so they don’t have to buy at a premium with others buying same time making the price go higher.
Gullit
14.01.2024 kl 15:33
60277
Barneskirenn skrev Trakk seg ut. Er veldig glad for at det ikke ble noe i både Yemen og Benin.
Men her er litt info om Kazakhstan
Grunn nok til å satse en del av porteføljen her…:
Zenith Energy Ltd., det internasjonale energiproduksjons- og utviklingsselskapet, har tatt et gigantisk skritt fremover ved å kunngjøre et betinget oppkjøp av 50% av Devonian Petroleum Limited, en betydelig aktør i oljeindustrien. Dette oppkjøpet, verdsatt til ca. 5 millioner USD, ble kunngjort i en detaljert børsmelding og markerer en milepæl i Zenith Energys strategiske utvidelse.
Som angitt i børsmeldingen, innebærer oppkjøpet ikke bare en økning i Zeniths reservebase, men også en betydelig utvidelse av deres operasjonelle rekkevidde. Devonian Petroleum, med sine rettigheter til Akkudukski-blokken i Kasakhstan, besitter omfattende hydrokarbonressurser. Denne blokken, med sine estimerte P50-ressurser på 520 millioner fat olje (120 millioner fat over saltet og 400 millioner fat under saltet), representerer en betydelig utvidelse av Zenith Energys portefølje.
Andrea Cattaneo, CEO i Zenith Energy, uttalte i børsmeldingen: «Med dette oppkjøpet har vi sikret en kritisk komponent i vår langsiktige vekststrategi. Akkudukski-blokken gir oss en robust plattform for videre utvikling og produksjon. Vi planlegger å starte boreoperasjoner i blokken før sommeren 2024, noe som vil akselerere vår produksjon og styrke vår markedsposisjon.»
Zeniths oppkjøp kommer i en tid med økende global etterspørsel etter energi, og posisjonerer selskapet for å dra fordel av de voksende markedene i Sentral-Asia. Denne regionen er raskt blitt en nøkkeldestinasjon for energiselskaper som søker å diversifisere sine operasjoner og reservoarer.
Detaljene i børsmeldingen avslører også Zeniths planer om å transportere sin egen boreplattform, ZEN-260, til regionen. Dette viser selskapets forpliktelse til å utnytte sine ressurser og evnen til å mobilisere betydelige operasjonelle kapasiteter på kort tid.
Markedet har reagert positivt på nyheten, men mange ser nå på Zenith Energy som en undervurdert aksje gitt de potensielle vekstmulighetene som oppkjøpet representerer. Med en kombinasjon av aggressive utvidelsesstrategier og en sterk fokus på å maksimere verdi fra sine ressurser, ser Zenith Energy ut til å være godt posisjonert for å kapitalisere på det dynamiske energimarkedet.
For investorer som søker etter solide vekstmuligheter, representerer Zenith Energy en unik mulighet i energisektoren. Med sitt nyoppkjøpte fotavtrykk i Kasakhstan og planer om økt produksjon, står Zenith Energy på terskelen til en ny æra av ekspansjon og lønnsomhet.
Grunn nok til å satse en del av porteføljen her…:
Zenith Energy Ltd., det internasjonale energiproduksjons- og utviklingsselskapet, har tatt et gigantisk skritt fremover ved å kunngjøre et betinget oppkjøp av 50% av Devonian Petroleum Limited, en betydelig aktør i oljeindustrien. Dette oppkjøpet, verdsatt til ca. 5 millioner USD, ble kunngjort i en detaljert børsmelding og markerer en milepæl i Zenith Energys strategiske utvidelse.
Som angitt i børsmeldingen, innebærer oppkjøpet ikke bare en økning i Zeniths reservebase, men også en betydelig utvidelse av deres operasjonelle rekkevidde. Devonian Petroleum, med sine rettigheter til Akkudukski-blokken i Kasakhstan, besitter omfattende hydrokarbonressurser. Denne blokken, med sine estimerte P50-ressurser på 520 millioner fat olje (120 millioner fat over saltet og 400 millioner fat under saltet), representerer en betydelig utvidelse av Zenith Energys portefølje.
Andrea Cattaneo, CEO i Zenith Energy, uttalte i børsmeldingen: «Med dette oppkjøpet har vi sikret en kritisk komponent i vår langsiktige vekststrategi. Akkudukski-blokken gir oss en robust plattform for videre utvikling og produksjon. Vi planlegger å starte boreoperasjoner i blokken før sommeren 2024, noe som vil akselerere vår produksjon og styrke vår markedsposisjon.»
Zeniths oppkjøp kommer i en tid med økende global etterspørsel etter energi, og posisjonerer selskapet for å dra fordel av de voksende markedene i Sentral-Asia. Denne regionen er raskt blitt en nøkkeldestinasjon for energiselskaper som søker å diversifisere sine operasjoner og reservoarer.
Detaljene i børsmeldingen avslører også Zeniths planer om å transportere sin egen boreplattform, ZEN-260, til regionen. Dette viser selskapets forpliktelse til å utnytte sine ressurser og evnen til å mobilisere betydelige operasjonelle kapasiteter på kort tid.
Markedet har reagert positivt på nyheten, men mange ser nå på Zenith Energy som en undervurdert aksje gitt de potensielle vekstmulighetene som oppkjøpet representerer. Med en kombinasjon av aggressive utvidelsesstrategier og en sterk fokus på å maksimere verdi fra sine ressurser, ser Zenith Energy ut til å være godt posisjonert for å kapitalisere på det dynamiske energimarkedet.
For investorer som søker etter solide vekstmuligheter, representerer Zenith Energy en unik mulighet i energisektoren. Med sitt nyoppkjøpte fotavtrykk i Kasakhstan og planer om økt produksjon, står Zenith Energy på terskelen til en ny æra av ekspansjon og lønnsomhet.
MarketGunsling
15.01.2024 kl 11:02
59903
Guillit, that seems to be a pretty accurate summation of where Zenith is just now. A lot of potential for a stellar year in 2024.
BMU
15.01.2024 kl 12:17
59798
Most of the development's I was expected that could go in both ways when is question about African country's. One ot them have coght me off guard.That is Tunisia. I was taken it for grounded and had high expectations.
- Everybody makes bad choices . Everybody makes mistakes on the life journey ore on the road to destinations,.Life is journey. It's better to admit mistakes and walk the road to success, then to walk with regret ´s on the road to failure.
- If you don’t play you don’t gain, if you don’t risk you don’t win ( p.s. this last one don't do at home ).
- Everybody makes bad choices . Everybody makes mistakes on the life journey ore on the road to destinations,.Life is journey. It's better to admit mistakes and walk the road to success, then to walk with regret ´s on the road to failure.
- If you don’t play you don’t gain, if you don’t risk you don’t win ( p.s. this last one don't do at home ).
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JobPeterson
15.01.2024 kl 17:58
59566
BMU I don’t think Tunisia was a mistake, especially if we get a big portion of that $150 million arbitration payout. I would have preferred that in a lump sum than working in Tunisia with full production.
BMU
15.01.2024 kl 19:07
59478
I absolutely a gre with you. But because of dam bureaucracy for what ever recent ´s we lost possibility to create sum thing beyond just dollar´s and cents.
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Gullit
15.01.2024 kl 19:25
59445
Tunisia er ikke en helt glemt sak. En liten produksjon fortsetter der og det kan tenkes det kommer en slags enighet om noen penger og videre produksjon i landet. Time will show.. uansett så hadde der vert fint med noen hundre mill på konto
TheLondonOiler
19.01.2024 kl 12:50
58571
ZENITH ENERGY LTD.
("Zenith" or the "Company")
Update on United States portfolio
Zenith Energy Ltd. (LSE: ZEN; OSE: ZENA; OTCQB: ZENAF), the listed international energy production and development company with a focus on opportunities in Central Asia and the US, is pleased to provide an update regarding the development of Cyber Apps World Inc. ("CYAP"), a U.S. listed company of which Zenith acquired majority control by way of a Securities Purchase Agreement in August 2023, and the Company's previously announced business development activities in the US.
First Acquisition in the US onshore oil and gas space completed by CYAP
On January 16, 2024, CYAP announced that its subsidiary, CYAP Oil, LLC, had successfully bid at auction for a 5% royalty interest in a package of seven (7) producing wells located in the Eagle Ford Shale, Lavaca County, Texas.
This represents CYAP's first transaction in the US energy production and development sector and is, in line with Zenith's strategy for CYAP, a shift away from software development towards identifying and acquiring opportunities in the US energy and production development sector.
CYAP has confirmed that further acquisitions of this kind, specifically royalties in non-operated oil and gas production leases, are planned.
Change of name to Leopard Energy, Inc.
In view of the change in strategic direction away from software development, CYAP has elected to change its name to Leopard Energy, Inc.
It is expected that the name change will become effective once all the necessary regulatory formalities are completed.
Update on US acquisitions announced by Zenith during 2023
The Company confirms that, following the acquisition of CYAP in August 2023, it has discontinued and terminated the three separate transactions announced to the market on June 2, 2023, July 5, 2023, and August 3, 2023, respectively.
Andrea Cattaneo, Chief Executive Officer, commented:
"We are pleased that CYAP has now completed its first acquisition in the US oil and gas space. The acquisition of a non-operated oil and gas production royalty delivers immediate monthly cashflow and will enable an attractive payback of the initial investment.
It our intention that CYAP's first acquisition be followed by various other similar acquisitions in an incremental manner, following geological, financial, and legal due diligence, to achieve 'critical mass' and build a balanced, revenue generating and profitable portfolio.
We believe CYAP will attract financial support from US capital markets as the benefits of implementing an accretive growth strategy centred on purchasing interests in non-operated oil and gas production leases, during a period of favourable energy prices, becomes increasingly apparent."
("Zenith" or the "Company")
Update on United States portfolio
Zenith Energy Ltd. (LSE: ZEN; OSE: ZENA; OTCQB: ZENAF), the listed international energy production and development company with a focus on opportunities in Central Asia and the US, is pleased to provide an update regarding the development of Cyber Apps World Inc. ("CYAP"), a U.S. listed company of which Zenith acquired majority control by way of a Securities Purchase Agreement in August 2023, and the Company's previously announced business development activities in the US.
First Acquisition in the US onshore oil and gas space completed by CYAP
On January 16, 2024, CYAP announced that its subsidiary, CYAP Oil, LLC, had successfully bid at auction for a 5% royalty interest in a package of seven (7) producing wells located in the Eagle Ford Shale, Lavaca County, Texas.
This represents CYAP's first transaction in the US energy production and development sector and is, in line with Zenith's strategy for CYAP, a shift away from software development towards identifying and acquiring opportunities in the US energy and production development sector.
CYAP has confirmed that further acquisitions of this kind, specifically royalties in non-operated oil and gas production leases, are planned.
Change of name to Leopard Energy, Inc.
In view of the change in strategic direction away from software development, CYAP has elected to change its name to Leopard Energy, Inc.
It is expected that the name change will become effective once all the necessary regulatory formalities are completed.
Update on US acquisitions announced by Zenith during 2023
The Company confirms that, following the acquisition of CYAP in August 2023, it has discontinued and terminated the three separate transactions announced to the market on June 2, 2023, July 5, 2023, and August 3, 2023, respectively.
Andrea Cattaneo, Chief Executive Officer, commented:
"We are pleased that CYAP has now completed its first acquisition in the US oil and gas space. The acquisition of a non-operated oil and gas production royalty delivers immediate monthly cashflow and will enable an attractive payback of the initial investment.
It our intention that CYAP's first acquisition be followed by various other similar acquisitions in an incremental manner, following geological, financial, and legal due diligence, to achieve 'critical mass' and build a balanced, revenue generating and profitable portfolio.
We believe CYAP will attract financial support from US capital markets as the benefits of implementing an accretive growth strategy centred on purchasing interests in non-operated oil and gas production leases, during a period of favourable energy prices, becomes increasingly apparent."
Blientotre
22.01.2024 kl 11:10
58017
Hvilke nyheter?
Vi venter på borring som er estimert rundt sommeren.
Vi venter på borring som er estimert rundt sommeren.
Sia
22.01.2024 kl 12:39
57908
Da fikk vi vel bekreftelse på disse 3 MOU ene i usa bare var fake news, for kurs pleie:
The Company confirms that, following the acquisition of CYAP in August 2023, it has discontinued and terminated the three separate transactions announced to the market on June 2, 2023, July 5, 2023, and August 3, 2023, respectively.
The Company confirms that, following the acquisition of CYAP in August 2023, it has discontinued and terminated the three separate transactions announced to the market on June 2, 2023, July 5, 2023, and August 3, 2023, respectively.
jantt
22.01.2024 kl 13:00
57858
Typisk AC. Fuglene på taget bliver ved med at flyve væk og kursen kommer ikke op.
Nu venter vi bare på at KAZ også bliver annulleret
Nu venter vi bare på at KAZ også bliver annulleret
Kniko
22.01.2024 kl 17:05
57681
Ja man kan fort komme til den konklusjonen. Samtidig så er det ikke helt umulig at de endret strategi da de fikk kjøpt CYAP... Men litt mer klarhet i det hadde vært bra for aksjonærer..
JobPeterson
22.01.2024 kl 21:44
57533
https://www.qcintel.com/article/kazakhstan-data-december-crude-output-up-8-at-1-83m-bpd-20468.html
Kazakhstan crude oil output up 8%
Andrea must sign this big deal within the time frame
Kazakhstan crude oil output up 8%
Andrea must sign this big deal within the time frame
Gullit
23.01.2024 kl 08:16
57335
Her har man funnet gull. Håper virkelig dette blir noe av. Tror veldig på det
futureistoday
23.01.2024 kl 18:10
57099
Imorgen er dagen da bondsobligasjoner lå til forfall, det er veldig gledelig at det ikke har blitt noe emisjon i forkant av dette, det ser ut som at obligasjonene som lå til forfall har blitt fornyet inn i det nye obligasjonsprogrammet slik jeg klarer lese det som ligger på hjemmesiden til zenith. Hvis dette stemmer så ser det ut som zenith er godt rustet fremover uten noe umiddelbar fare for likviditet skvis😃
JobPeterson
24.01.2024 kl 11:32
56821
Zenith er nå forberedt på å endelig få aksjekursen til å stige. AC vil endelig levere spesielt etter at Kasakhstan er signert. spennende tider i vente. du har også rett angående bonds
Liverbirds
25.01.2024 kl 09:22
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Mdg1
25.01.2024 kl 10:08
8427
Ganske så høye renter på bonds her. De spiller høyt og trenger penger fra rettsakene for å få betalt ned lånene som nå har nesten 15% rente. Zenith er høy risk nå, så får folk selv gjette hva sannsynligheten er for å vinne rettsaker og hvor mye de eventuelt får. Det kan bli alt fra 0 - 1,5 mrd
Barneskirenn
25.01.2024 kl 12:04
8334
Sannsynlig ikke 1,5 mrd, men hvis de får kun 1/4 av kravet mener jeg dette er meget bra for veien videre.
TheLondonOiler
26.01.2024 kl 15:45
8047
Repost from LSE:
Kazakhstan, the second-largest active member of the Opec+ group after Russia, has just announced an ambitious five-year expansion plan for its petroleum sector.
The Central Asian nation’s strategy has the potential to raise its prominence in the exporters’ group and strengthen its domestic energy security, all while challenging other producers to meet new standards of excellence.
To succeed, key players within the industry, including both oil majors and mid-sized regional companies, must bolster investment in advanced technologies, with a determined focus on maximising existing resources and mitigating environmental impacts.
Kazakhstan sits at the nexus of global oil and gas pipelines, including tanker routes that unite the region – north and west through Russia, across the Caspian Sea to Europe, and east to China. On balance, it has an unusually diverse petroleum sector, which features a large state-owned oil company, KazMunayGas (KMG). There are also numerous smaller private Kazakh companies such as Kazpetrol Group, an innovative enterprise owned by Yerkin Tatishev. Foreign international corporations are also well represented, notably Shell, Eni, Chevron, ExxonMobil, CNPC, Lukoil and others.
The new strategy, unveiled on December 6, aims to further transform the country’s position in the energy landscape, and calls for $37.3 billion in spending to cover 20 major projects in oil and gas production, refining and petrochemicals.
Under the plan, the three leading fields, Kashagan, Tengiz and Karachaganak, operated by international consortia featuring KMG and others, will be expanded. This is expected to take national production from 1.769 million bpd in 2022 and a projected 1.85mn bpd this year to 105.5 million tonnes in 2027 (about 2.11mn bpd).
Refinery capacity is also expected to increase by about a quarter, or 120,000 bpd, with the enlargement of the Shymkent facility. Moreover, the important Kenkiyak-Atyrau and Kenkiyak-Kumkol oil pipelines will be expanded, helping to supply oil from western Kazakhstan to domestic refineries and via pipeline to China.
However, without new discoveries, Kazakh production is projected to peak around 2030. Therefore, the strategy places significant emphasis on new developments and exploration. Most notably, the Lukoil-operated Kalamkas More and Khazar fields in the Caspian Sea will be further developed.
Exploration will be intensified, including in deep subsalt formations in the Caspian and South Turgai basins. Added to that, the latest auctions for new fields in October and December 2023 attracted strong interest from local players. Within this, the increasing maturity of older Soviet-era fields, such as the Mangistau and Kyzylorda regions, demand improved recovery rates and reduced operating costs, which can be best achieved through the efforts of focused, smaller companies.
Kazakhstan, the second-largest active member of the Opec+ group after Russia, has just announced an ambitious five-year expansion plan for its petroleum sector.
The Central Asian nation’s strategy has the potential to raise its prominence in the exporters’ group and strengthen its domestic energy security, all while challenging other producers to meet new standards of excellence.
To succeed, key players within the industry, including both oil majors and mid-sized regional companies, must bolster investment in advanced technologies, with a determined focus on maximising existing resources and mitigating environmental impacts.
Kazakhstan sits at the nexus of global oil and gas pipelines, including tanker routes that unite the region – north and west through Russia, across the Caspian Sea to Europe, and east to China. On balance, it has an unusually diverse petroleum sector, which features a large state-owned oil company, KazMunayGas (KMG). There are also numerous smaller private Kazakh companies such as Kazpetrol Group, an innovative enterprise owned by Yerkin Tatishev. Foreign international corporations are also well represented, notably Shell, Eni, Chevron, ExxonMobil, CNPC, Lukoil and others.
The new strategy, unveiled on December 6, aims to further transform the country’s position in the energy landscape, and calls for $37.3 billion in spending to cover 20 major projects in oil and gas production, refining and petrochemicals.
Under the plan, the three leading fields, Kashagan, Tengiz and Karachaganak, operated by international consortia featuring KMG and others, will be expanded. This is expected to take national production from 1.769 million bpd in 2022 and a projected 1.85mn bpd this year to 105.5 million tonnes in 2027 (about 2.11mn bpd).
Refinery capacity is also expected to increase by about a quarter, or 120,000 bpd, with the enlargement of the Shymkent facility. Moreover, the important Kenkiyak-Atyrau and Kenkiyak-Kumkol oil pipelines will be expanded, helping to supply oil from western Kazakhstan to domestic refineries and via pipeline to China.
However, without new discoveries, Kazakh production is projected to peak around 2030. Therefore, the strategy places significant emphasis on new developments and exploration. Most notably, the Lukoil-operated Kalamkas More and Khazar fields in the Caspian Sea will be further developed.
Exploration will be intensified, including in deep subsalt formations in the Caspian and South Turgai basins. Added to that, the latest auctions for new fields in October and December 2023 attracted strong interest from local players. Within this, the increasing maturity of older Soviet-era fields, such as the Mangistau and Kyzylorda regions, demand improved recovery rates and reduced operating costs, which can be best achieved through the efforts of focused, smaller companies.
TheLondonOiler
26.01.2024 kl 15:47
8051
Kazakhstan’s decision to concentrate attention and resources on domestic oil and gas capacity fits within a larger pattern, as the fall-out from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has led to a rethink of energy policy in Astana.
Export plans
Most oil exports today travel via the CPC pipeline through Russia, or Russia’s national pipeline system, Transneft, to Novorossiysk and on to the Black Sea. This route however has suffered a number of weather-related outages and, more recently, Ukrainian attacks on Russian warships, tankers and refineries.
In response, Kazakhstan launched a new export grade to distinguish its crude from sanctioned Russian oil, and has begun buying tankers to shuttle exports across the Caspian Sea to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline.
Exports to China could rise from just 1 million tonnes this year (about 20,000 bpd) to 130,000 bpd. Along with the expansion of Shymkent, that would be enough to handle most of the increased output by 2027.
These initiatives make Kazakhstan one of relatively few countries in the world able to attract strong investment interest both from international oil companies and local players.
To maintain that attractiveness, improving environmental performance is imperative, and the government has worked with industry to make the necessary adjustments. Levels of gas flaring have dropped sharply from 3.8 billion cubic metres in 2014 to 1 bcm last year.
At the just-concluded COP28 climate conference in Dubai, KMG was one of 30 national oil companies to sign up to the Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Charter (OGDC), which commits them to reach net-zero operational emissions by 2050, and eliminate routine flaring and nearly all methane emissions by 2030.
Two Kazakh companies, KMG and the aforementioned Kazpetrol, have endorsed the World Bank’s initiative for zero routine flaring by 2030. Kazpetrol already uses 97-98% of its associated gas, according to technical director Talgat Abibullaev.
Technical talk
Realising this vision also means confronting Kazakhstan’s many technical challenges. These include deep, ultra-sour reservoirs, environmentally sensitive shallow waters of the Caspian, complex sub-salt imaging, heavy oil, and mature fields.
Kazpetrol, which is enjoying rapid growth in the region, has chosen to pioneer the smart-field concept in Kazakhstan, drawing inspiration from Shell and Chevron. All of its 120 wells will be equipped with sensors. Digitalisation is expected to save about 15% of operating costs, reserves have increased 7% and gas usage dropped 10%.
The company thinks such innovations could double reserves at many fields. If such a dramatic increase could be replicated more widely, digitalisation could be a crucial boost to Kazakhstan’s 2027 ambition.
As the country prepares to undergo a historic expansion, aligning technology, investment and environmental principles will further boost its profile on a global scale and within the OPEC+ alliance – helpful as a reshuffling of quotas looms.
Export plans
Most oil exports today travel via the CPC pipeline through Russia, or Russia’s national pipeline system, Transneft, to Novorossiysk and on to the Black Sea. This route however has suffered a number of weather-related outages and, more recently, Ukrainian attacks on Russian warships, tankers and refineries.
In response, Kazakhstan launched a new export grade to distinguish its crude from sanctioned Russian oil, and has begun buying tankers to shuttle exports across the Caspian Sea to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline.
Exports to China could rise from just 1 million tonnes this year (about 20,000 bpd) to 130,000 bpd. Along with the expansion of Shymkent, that would be enough to handle most of the increased output by 2027.
These initiatives make Kazakhstan one of relatively few countries in the world able to attract strong investment interest both from international oil companies and local players.
To maintain that attractiveness, improving environmental performance is imperative, and the government has worked with industry to make the necessary adjustments. Levels of gas flaring have dropped sharply from 3.8 billion cubic metres in 2014 to 1 bcm last year.
At the just-concluded COP28 climate conference in Dubai, KMG was one of 30 national oil companies to sign up to the Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Charter (OGDC), which commits them to reach net-zero operational emissions by 2050, and eliminate routine flaring and nearly all methane emissions by 2030.
Two Kazakh companies, KMG and the aforementioned Kazpetrol, have endorsed the World Bank’s initiative for zero routine flaring by 2030. Kazpetrol already uses 97-98% of its associated gas, according to technical director Talgat Abibullaev.
Technical talk
Realising this vision also means confronting Kazakhstan’s many technical challenges. These include deep, ultra-sour reservoirs, environmentally sensitive shallow waters of the Caspian, complex sub-salt imaging, heavy oil, and mature fields.
Kazpetrol, which is enjoying rapid growth in the region, has chosen to pioneer the smart-field concept in Kazakhstan, drawing inspiration from Shell and Chevron. All of its 120 wells will be equipped with sensors. Digitalisation is expected to save about 15% of operating costs, reserves have increased 7% and gas usage dropped 10%.
The company thinks such innovations could double reserves at many fields. If such a dramatic increase could be replicated more widely, digitalisation could be a crucial boost to Kazakhstan’s 2027 ambition.
As the country prepares to undergo a historic expansion, aligning technology, investment and environmental principles will further boost its profile on a global scale and within the OPEC+ alliance – helpful as a reshuffling of quotas looms.
BMU
26.01.2024 kl 17:13
7978
It was wary kind of you to gother such a crucial information and get more insight about Kazakistan so vi can see positive potential for Zenith in that region.
BMU
29.01.2024 kl 23:47
7634
,Its silence before the storm``. In this case after following Zena forums for many years ,,it´is to silent``I guess Big storm is coming.Let's hope that the wind blows at our backs and not in our faces.
And the song of Bob Segar ,, Against the wind´´it will bee and stay just an old memory forgiven but not forgotten.
And the song of Bob Segar ,, Against the wind´´it will bee and stay just an old memory forgiven but not forgotten.
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JobPeterson
30.01.2024 kl 10:04
7465
BMU every possible bad news has been digested by the market and barely any of the good news has yet to be priced in. There is 3 weeks left until the Kazakhstan deal will be fully completed and then I suspect the price to finally rise after 2 years of drawback. If I had any spare money I would be throwing everything now at this current price. The arbitration will be sorted by autumn too which will also multiply the market cap.