Urals Energy (WKN: A0F5HS)
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Ich glaube da müssen wir aber noch ein paar Jahre warten ?
Bin ja erst gerade 40 geworden ! Und DU ?
Bei 180 Mion Shares wäre das eine Marktkapitalisierung von
900 Mio !
Urals Energy ist bereit, ihre Vergangenheit Bergbau Vermögenswerte lagen - Arcticneft "und" Petros "- um 34 Millionen Dollar Schulden an den Gewerbetreibenden Petraco umzustrukturieren. Diese Entscheidung wird den Aktionären der Gesellschaft werden in einer außerordentlichen Sitzung am 29. April.
Urals Energy berichtet, dass mit Öl Händler Petraco Oil Company der Umschuldung geeinigt: Es wird in mehreren Tranchen bis Ende 2013 gezahlt werden, die vom Ural Petraco Versprechen geben, ihre noch verbleibenden Aktiva - 100% der Anteile an der Arcticneft und 97,2% der Aktien Petrosakh. Die Schulden in Höhe von - $ 34.3 Millionen - wird mit einem Zinssatz von sechs-Monats-LIBOR + 5% zu tragen. Die Transaktion muss von den Aktionären genehmigt werden Urals. Interfax
Originalquelle: http://energyland.info/news-print-43987
Ich kann warten. Das Papier kommt mehr als 5 EUR. Mal sehen was daraus wird.
Ich wünschte, ich hätte damals mehr gekauft.
Bin mal gespannt was die Schuldenumstrukturierung für folgen haben wird.
Hat jemand eine Vorstellung wie sich das auf den Wert auswirken kann???
Danke und viel Erfolg Allen.
Wo bist Du denn her ???
oweih oweih oweih
0,21 ausgestiegen. +162,5 %
den Rest bei 0,165 als Stop Loss abgesichert.
An der Börse ist alles möglich
Die Zahlen von 2009 wurden wieder zum x Mal verschoben.
Steige wieder ein wenn möglich bei 0,11 !
Petraco Debt Restructuring - Results of EGM
Urals Energy, the AIM listed independent exploration and production company with operations in Russia, is pleased to announce that all of the resolutions put to shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeting held earlier today have been passed.
As a result the restructuring agreement between Urals Energy with Petraco Oil Company Limited (the "Restructuring Agreement") has become unconditional.
Further details of the Restructuring Agreement are contained in the letter to shareholders dated 12 April 2010.
29 April 2010
Operational Update and Petraco Debt Restructuring - Issue of Shares
Urals Energy Public Company Limited ('Urals Energy' or the 'Company')
Operational Update and Petraco Debt Restructuring - Issue of Shares
Following the announcements made on 12, 20 and 29 April 2010, Urals Energy has issued 8,693,006 shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063 each to Petraco Oil Company Limited (the "Petraco Shares") pursuant to the restructuring agreement between the Company and Petraco.
In addition, Urals Energy has also issued 117,812 shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063 each (the “Sidorovich Shares”) to Vladimir Sidorovich pursuant to the terms of the Company’s Restricted Stock Plan adopted in February 2006 and the terms and conditions of the termination of Mr. Sidorovich’s consultancy agreement.
The Petraco Shares and Sidorovich Shares represent approximately 4.61 percent and 0.06 percent respectively of the enlarged issued share capital and will rank parri passu with the existing shares. Application has been made for the Petraco Shares and Vladimir Sidorovich Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and dealings are expected to commence at 8.00am on 27 May 2010. Following the issue of all of the Petraco Shares and Vladimir Sidorovich Shares, the total number of shares in issue will be 188,519,367 shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063 each.
Operational Update
At Petrosakh production remains unchanged on the level of 1,577 BOPD (barrels of oil per day). Since the date of the last operational update the Company has completed the optimisation of production from the recently perforated well 34 and optimisation of a water injection well 42, which resulted in an increase in production by 46 BOPD, which was offset by a decline from other wells. Deliveries of the two rod pumps are expected shortly and will be installed on well 47 and on another well, which is now being assessed.
The Company intends to drill well 35b, the first sidetrack well, in early June 2010. The drilling rig has already been assembled on site and is awaiting final deliveries of drilling equipment before spudding.
Urals has also commenced production of Gasoline 92 with first deliveries priced at 23,600 Roubles per ton ($98/bbl) net of VAT. Despite the recent decrease in crude oil prices the prices for oil products on Sakhalin Island have not to date been impacted.
At Arcticneft, production has stabilised and a moderate increase of 25bopd to 725 BOPD was achieved as a result of the maintenance works performed on the three wells (numbers 101, 36 and 609). The Company is now evaluating data from the geological studies commissioned in Q1 2010 in order to determine the remaining field development programme at Arcticneft.
26 May 2010
Operations Update, Results Da
RNS Number : 1110N
Urals Energy Public Company Limited
04 June 2010
4June 2010
Urals Energy Public Company Limited
('Urals Energy' or the 'Company')
Drilling Update, Notice of Results and Director's Dealings
Following the trading update made by the Company on 26 May 2010 the board of Urals (the "Board") is pleased to announce that well 35b at Petrosakh, the first sidetrack well, has now been spudded.
Notice of Preliminary Results
The Board is also pleased to announce that it will be announcing its preliminary results for the year ending 31 December 2009 on 17 June 2010.
Directors' Dealings
On 2 June 2010 the Company was notified that Finfund Limited has exercised its rights to acquire 13,000,000 existing Urals shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063 from entities beneficially owned by two directors (being Leonid Y. Dyachenko and Aleksey V. Ogarev) and another significant shareholder (being Vyacheslav V. Rovneiko) (together the "Shareholders") pursuant to a share pledge agreement dated 26 November 2007 (the "Share Pledge Agreement").
The Share Pledge Agreement was entered into by entities beneficially owned by the Shareholders and secured various obligations of the Company under the terms of a sale and purchase agreement dated 26 November 2007 (the "SPA") relating to the acquisition by Urals of Taas-YuriakhNeftegazodobycha (the "Acquisition"). Such obligations included certain pledge fees which Finfund Limited are now claiming are owed by the Company. Based on Finfund Limited 's alleged defaults by the Company in respect of such pledge fees, Finfund Limited has chosen to exercise its rights under the Share Pledge Agreement to acquire 13,000,000 shares in the Company from entities beneficially owned by the Shareholders (the "Pledged Shares"). The Shares beneficially owned and transferred to Finfund Limited as a result of such exercise of its rights against each Shareholder are as follows:
Name
Number of Pledged Shares
Vyacheslav V. Rovneiko
8,010,000
Leonid Y. Dyachenko (Executive Chairman)
3,422,000
Aleksey V. Ogarev (Executive Director)
1,568,000
Total
13,000,000
In consequence of the exercise of Finfund Limited's rights as described above, any liability owed by Urals to Finfund Limited would be reduced by the value of the shares transferred. The Company understands however that this liability (equal to the transferred share value), whilst reducing any obligation of the Company to Finfund Limited, has been transferred by Finfund Limited to the Shareholders in proportion to the number of shares transferred by them under the Share Pledge Agreement. The Company intends to enter discussions with both Finfund Limited and the Shareholders shortly in relation to the settlement of these outstanding claims.
The Company has also been notified by Finfund Limited that it has subsequently sold the 13,000,000 Pledged Shares to VR Trade Limited, a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. The Board believe that the Pledge Shares represent VR Trade Limited's entire interest in the Company's issued shares and, in the event that this is the case, VR Trade Limited have a notifiable interest in 13,000,000Urals shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063in the Company, representing approximately 6.90 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.
Following the transfer of the Pledged Shares, the number of Urals shares held by the following directors is as follows:
Name of director
Number of shares beneficially held following the transfer of the Pledged Shares
Percentage of the Company's issued share capital
Leonid Y. Dyachenko (Executive Chairman)
3,676,760
1.95%
Aleksey V. Ogarev (Executive Director)
1,278,351
0.68%
In addition, Vyacheslav V. Rovneiko has notified the board of Urals that as a result of the transfer of the Pledged Shares he now has has a beneficial notifiable interest in 11,374,963 Urals shares with a nominal value of US$0.0063in the Company representing approximately 6.03 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.
09/09/2010
2010 Interim Results
Urals Energy Public Company Limited (“Urals Energy”, or the “Company”)
2010 Interim Results
Urals Energy (LSE: UEN), an independent exploration and production company with operations in Russia, today announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2010.
Financial
* Operating profit of US$1.6 million (for the six months ended 30 June 2009: loss of US$126.9 million) as result of implementation of substantial cost reduction program and increase in oil prices.
* Net profit of US$1.6 million as compared with net loss of US$440 million for the six months ended 30 June 2009.
* Net cash position of US$2.4 million at 30 June 2010 (US$4.5 million as at 31 December 2009).
* Selling, general and admin expenses in 2010 reduced by 55% from the same period last financial year.
* Interest expense of US$1.0 million as compared with US$58.6 million for the six months ended 30 June 2009.
* Debt to largest creditor Petraco was restructured to a long-term debt with only US$7.0 million remaining short-term.
Operational
* Average daily production for the six months ended 30 June 2010 decreased to 2,084 BOPD (4,251 BOPD for the six months ended 30 June 2009) following the divestiture of Dulisma in 2009.
* Total production from Arcticneft increased to 121,605 barrels from 115,114 barrels in for the six months ended 30 June 2009.
* Total production from Petrosakh decreased to 255,655 barrels from 332,173 barrels in for the six months ended 30 June 2009.
* Current daily levels of production at Arcticneft increased to 715 BOPD from an average of 672 BOPD for the six months ended 30 June 2010.
* Current daily levels of production at Petrosakh increased to 1,596 BOPD from an average of 1,412 BOPD for the six months ended 30 June 2010.
* In June 2010 the first of three sidetrack wells was spudded at Petrosakh – completion expected in September 2010.
* Installed four rod pumps on wells 7, 28, 34 and 47 at Petrosakh.
* Commenced production of high octane gasoline at Petrosakh.
* First export loadings of 211,500 barrels at Arcticneft was shipped in August 2010.
Corporate
* As part of the restructuring agreement, Petraco converted US$2.0 million of the capital outstanding into 8,693,006 ordinary shares in Urals Energy and received an option to acquire 12,576,688 additional new ordinary shares for US$5.0 million.
Outlook
* Focused on early production increase from existing wells.
* Complete geological studies in 2010 to develop a drilling program at Arcticneft in 2011.
* Assess potential growth opportunities to maximise synergies with current asset portfolio.
http://www.uralsenergy.com/pdfs/uepcl_2010_interim_results.pdf
Board Appointment, Operational Update and Grant of Options
Urals Energy Public Company Limited ('Urals Energy' or the 'Company')
Board Appointment, Operational Update and Grant of Options
http://www.uralsenergy.com/newsdetail.asp?news_ID=6362
Urals Energy, the Russian focused oil & gas exploration and production company, announces that Petraco Oil Company Limited (“Petraco”) has agreed to delay the first repayment due under the debt restructure agreement with Petraco, details of which were announced on 12 April 2010.
This repayment was originally due on 30 September 2010 and Petraco have agreed with the Company to vary the repayment schedule so that the payment will now be made not later than 15 November 2010.
In view of Petraco’s relationship with the Company, and in particular the fact that Ingeborg Srenger is a director of both Urals and Petraco, this variation is considered to be a related party transaction pursuant to Rule 13 of the AIM Rules for Companies. The Company's directors (with the exception of Ingeborg Srenger), having consulted with the Company's nominated adviser, Allenby Capital Limited, consider that the terms of the transaction are fair and reasonable insofar as the Company's shareholders are concerned.
AGM and Operational Update
Urals Energy Public Company Limited (“Urals Energy” or the “Company”)
AGM and Operational Update
Urals Energy, the Russian focused oil & gas exploration and production company, announces that all of the resolutions put to shareholders at the Annual General Meeting held earlier today have been passed.
Alexei Maximov, CEO, gave the following update to the meeting:
Production
Current production remains unchanged at 2,320 BOPD.
Petraco Update
As announced on 7 October 2010, Petraco Oil Company Limited (“Petraco”) agreed to delay the date of the first repayment instalment as part of the debt restructure agreed with Petraco, from 30 September 2010 to 15 November 2010. This variation has been agreed by Petraco as a result of the loading of a second tanker at Arcticneft by the Company being delayed. The Company is confident in its ability to meet the revised instalment deadline.
Tanker Delivery
The next tanker is currently being loaded and it is anticipated that this is likely to be shipped by the end of October 2010.
Side-tracking of Well 35b
The Company is experiencing difficulties with the side-tracking of well 35b. Whilst drilling through the Borskiy horizon, damage occurred to the wellbore walls of the side track part. As a result, that section of the well had to be closed and the drilling of a parallel section re-commenced from a depth of 1106 meters. The current depth of this new side track section is approximately 1370 metres and a further 150 meters are to be drilled. The Company anticipates that, provided it does not experience any further difficulties, the side-tracking of this well should complete over the course of the next week and that production will commence 10 days after completion of the side-tracking. Further announcements regarding the progress at this well will be made as appropriate.
Geological Studies at Arcticneft
The Company has completed the first stage of its geological study at Arcticneft. The Company view the first results as encouraging and showing a potential positive upside in the development of the existing oil field, as well as a possible upgrade of the reserves from Probable to Proved. The Company plans to test these findings during 2011 and the results will be announced when appropriate.
General
During the current financial year the Board and Management have worked towards ways of strengthening the Company’s Balance Sheet, resolving many of the historic negative legacy issues and, in doing so, placing the Company on a more stable footing. The Board and Management is also looking at ways through which it can streamline the Company’s operations and utilise the Company’s assets in the best possible way. Moving forward, various alternative growth and expansion opportunities are being considered, but these will only be actively pursued where the Board considers them to be clearly beneficial to the Company. Having gone through some difficult times over the last few years, the focus is now on being a successful operator and the Company welcomes the ongoing support of its investors.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Urals Energy, the Russian focused oil & gas exploration and production company, provides the following operational update.
The company reports that the drilling of the side track well, 35b, at Petrosakh has now been completed and completion activities are being undertaken. Final flow rates will be announced next week once these have been fully assessed by the Company's management. Current daily levels of production at Petrosakh are 1,611 BOPD.
The loading of the second tanker in the amount of 25,999 metric tons at Arcticneft has also been completed. The price for the tanker was set at the level of the October average price of $82.744 and a premium of $1.020/bbl. The full tanker was shipped before 1st November 2010 therefore meaning the company paid export duty at a lower rate of $266.5/mt instead of $290.60/mt, which is the November average price.
Proceeds of the sale will be received within a week and a repayment of $3 million will be made to Petraco in line with amended debt repayment structure previously announced.
http://www.oilvoice.com/n/...ovides_Operational_Update/683a625e5.aspx
Settlement of First Petraco Installment and Operational Update
Urals Energy Public Company Limited ("Urals Energy" or the "Company")
Settlement of First Petraco Installment and Operational Update
Urals Energy (LSE: UEN), an independent exploration and production company with operations in Russia, announces that it has settled the first US$3 million tranche due to Petraco Oil Company (“Petraco”), in accordance with the Restructuring Agreement dated 12 April 2010. The settlement was made by means of an off-set of Petraco debt to the Company for the crude oil delivered in October 2010 from the Company’s Arcticneft operations.
Drilling Results
As was reported on 10 November 2010, the Company has completed drilling its first side track well 35b at Petrosakh. The well was perforated in the interval from 1,470 meters to 1,535 meters. Tubing was lowered to a depth of 1,478 meters, where material accumulated in the hole as a result of the lost-circulation encountered while drilling through the pay zone prevented the tubing from being run further down the hole.
The board is pleased to announce that the well is currently flowing naturally at a rate of 20 tons per day (152 BOPD) with an 8% water cut on a 19mm choke. The well has produced for six days and is still flowing back drilling fluid and cuttings, as a result of the lost circulation encountered while drilling through the pay zone. The Company will continue working towards removing the lost circulation material from the well and commencing full scale production from the perforated horizon. Considering the well’s apparent high permeability, (confirmed by the lost circulation in the pay zone), the Company will reassess the use of pumps, or an upgrade in the pump type from the originally planned rod pump to ESP should the well’s final productivity warrant it. Further results of performance of well 35b will be reported in due course.
Drilling of the next side track at Petrosakh will commence in January 2011, given the time required for logistics, including bringing new drilling materials to the site from the mainland.
Current Production
Production at Arcticneft remains at a level of 712 BOPD. Total current daily production, from both Arcticneft and Petrosakh stands at 2,475 BOPD.