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    Another informative and relevant artlcle - how oil & gas companies can decarbonise.

    https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/...6-67cf27b2375a

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    Perhaps someone with a legal mind can explain yesterday's decision from the NZX to grant NZO a waiver from Rule 5.2.1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by airedale View Post
    Perhaps someone with a legal mind can explain yesterday's decision from the NZX to grant NZO a waiver from Rule 5.2.1.
    Its set out in the annoucement:
    Reasons

    6. In coming to the decision to redocument the waiver set out in paragraph 1
    above, NZXR has taken into consideration the following:

    (a) The policy underlying Rule 5.2.1 is to ensure that Related Parties do not
    exercise undue influence on an Issuer's decision to enter into a Material
    Transaction, or in order to reach a favourable outcome or a transfer of value
    to the Related Party in respect of a transaction;

    (b) In this instance, the status of NZO and Beach as Related Parties arises
    by virtue of NZO being party to unincorporated joint venture arrangements to
    which Beach is also a party, or potential party. In this regard, the
    exercise of the Call Option and entry into JOA II does not offend the policy
    behind Rule 5.2.1;

    (c) NZXR is satisfied that the relationship between NZO and Beach has not
    influenced the decision to enter into the 2018 Transactions (which includes
    the Call Option and JOA II) as:

    (i) the involvement of an independent party who holds or will hold a
    significant stake in the Ironbark permits, and who has or will have
    operatorship of those permits, means there is a commercial check on any
    behaviour by NZO which may offend the policy behind Rule 5.2.1;

    (ii) NZO has not changed, and has no ability to change, the terms of the JOAs
    to favour Beach ahead of the other joint venture participants; and

    (iii) the directors of NZO, who are not also directors of Beach, have
    previously certified that they believe the terms of the 2018 Transactions
    represent fair value and are fair and reasonable to NZO and its shareholders;

    (d) NZXR accepts that the existing relationships between NZO and Beach
    (through the joint ventures) are unlikely to influence the decision of the
    board of NZO to exercise the Call Option and enter into JOA II;

    (e) NZXR takes comfort from the certification granted by the NZO directors
    who are not also directors of Beach, dated 7 November 2018, that:

    (i) they believe the terms of the 2018 Transactions were negotiated, agreed
    and were to be entered into on an arm's length and commercial basis;

    (ii) they believe the terms of the 2018 Transactions represented fair value
    and were fair and reasonable to NZO and its shareholders; and

    (iii) Beach did not influence the final decision of NZO's board to enter into
    the 2018 Transactions;

    (f) This provides adequate assurance and protection to shareholders of NZO;
    and

    (g) There is precedent for this decision.

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    Beach Energy HY results out: https://www.beachenergy.com.au/asx/

    Looks like they are anticipating Ironbark drilling to begin in December 2020 now.
    Ironbark – Carnarvon Basin (Beach 21% interest)
    • Preparations for drilling continuing with operator, BP
    • Ocean Apex rig contracted and long lead items ordered
    • Drilling scheduled to commence in December 2020 quarter
    • Ironbark is a large gas prospect within tie-back distance to NWS project. Targeting deeper Mungaroo reservoirs; the primary reservoirs at Gorgon
    • Beach share of drilling cost ~$35 million


    They have an infographic which seems to show Ironbark drilling beginning at some point in December and going through to March/April.

    Damn, I was hoping they would start in September so that Santa might bring us an extra special Xmas pressie!

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    Thanks Blackcap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mistaTea View Post
    Beach Energy HY results out: https://www.beachenergy.com.au/asx/

    Looks like they are anticipating Ironbark drilling to begin in December 2020 now.
    Ironbark – Carnarvon Basin (Beach 21% interest)
    • Preparations for drilling continuing with operator, BP
    • Ocean Apex rig contracted and long lead items ordered
    • Drilling scheduled to commence in December 2020 quarter
    • Ironbark is a large gas prospect within tie-back distance to NWS project. Targeting deeper Mungaroo reservoirs; the primary reservoirs at Gorgon
    • Beach share of drilling cost ~$35 million


    They have an infographic which seems to show Ironbark drilling beginning at some point in December and going through to March/April.

    Damn, I was hoping they would start in September so that Santa might bring us an extra special Xmas pressie!
    Still might be an Xmas pressie.Price normally rises when drilling starts.
    I am pretty sure Andrew Jefferies said at the AGM that success at Ironbark was so big that it was worth drilling if there was only a 3% chance success.
    With beach suggesting 33% and Cue 25% and srk suggesting a preferred value around 100 times that of Northington( a paltry 5% if anyone could possibly believe-and their maths is faulty as using their invalid formula it is over 7%) the sp could rise significantly.
    Did anyone else hear that giveaway clue to the undervaluation of Ironbark by Andrew ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fish View Post
    Still might be an Xmas pressie.Price normally rises when drilling starts.
    I am pretty sure Andrew Jefferies said at the AGM that success at Ironbark was so big that it was worth drilling if there was only a 3% chance success.
    With beach suggesting 33% and Cue 25% and srk suggesting a preferred value around 100 times that of Northington( a paltry 5% if anyone could possibly believe-and their maths is faulty as using their invalid formula it is over 7%) the sp could rise significantly.
    Did anyone else hear that giveaway clue to the undervaluation of Ironbark by Andrew ?
    Fish, unfortunately "Ironbark drilling commencing in the December 2020 quarter" means any time before the end of February 2021.
    Last edited by Wiremu; 13-02-2020 at 04:37 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiremu View Post
    Fish, unfortunately "Ironbark drilling commencing in the December 2020 quarter" means any time before the end of February 2021.
    You never know with drilling schedules but the Diamond offshore Feb 10 fleet status indicates that the Ocean Apex is with Woodside Jan - Oct 2020 and then it goes to BP Oct 2020 to Jan 2021 .

    http://www.diamondoffshore.com/Docum...leetStatus.pdf

    Just about always delays but I would guess front end of the quarter.

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    and a submission to NOPSEMA on 10 Dec 2019, BP say:

    "Drilling activities are planned to commence in Q3 of 2020, although depending on MODU availability, may commence between Q2 of 2020 and Q2 2021. Drilling activities are expected to take approximately 90-100 days (excluding weather and operational delays)."

    https://info.nopsema.gov.au/environm...82/show_public

    Definitely covering all the bases with the regulator there.

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    May well see some 'price action' towards the end of the year as drilling becomes imminent.

    Largely meaningless to me as I am only interested in the drillin results.

    Although, if the SP were to increase meaningfully from where it is now I suppose it does provide the opportunity to liquidate a small % of my shares, further reducing my already small downside should Ironbark fail.

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