Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
29 Mar 2023capital raising announcement● Neutral
Cover letter to eligible retail shareholders summarising the 1-for-1 entitlement offer at $0.004 and pointing to the offer booklet. Options are to take up, top up, partly take up or let entitlements lapse. No new substance.
Retail offer booklet for the 1-for-1 entitlement offer at $0.004 per share, targeting about $9.3m in total. Eligible holders can take up their entitlement or apply for a top-up; unclaimed entitlements lapse without payment. It repeats already announced terms.
27 Mar 2023capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Armour completed the institutional part of its raising: about $2.7m placement (663.3m shares) and $2.9m institutional entitlement offer (722.9m shares), both at $0.004. DGR, Tenstar and Bizzell-affiliated entities backed it. The retail offer, up to about $6.4m, closes 20 April.
What it means for a shareholder
723m new shares at A$0.004 to raise about A$2.9m. That's 24% dilution: every existing holder's slice gets 24% smaller. If you held A$1,000 of shares (250,000 at the issue price), your slice goes from 0.0107% to 0.00818% of the company. To keep it you'd need 77,498 more shares - about A$310 at the issue price.
23 Mar 2023capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Armour launched a fully underwritten $32.0m recapitalisation: $2.7m placement and $9.3m 1-for-1 entitlement offer, both at $0.004 (33.3% discount), plus $20.0m convertible notes needing shareholder and Secured Noteholder approval. Proceeds cut Secured Note debt, refinance MOG notes and fund production work and Enterprise North planning.
Letter telling optionholders their options carry no right to join the retail entitlement offer at $0.004. To take part, they must exercise options before the 27 March record date. Administrative notice, no new substance.
Investor presentation for the $32m capital raising, titled 'Pathway to sustainable growth'. The extract contains only disclaimers and competent person's statement, so no new substance can be confirmed.
Armour signed a Master Sales Agreement with Shell Energy Australia and an initial 13-month gas sales agreement from 1 December 2023, as the APLNG contract ends. December 2023 price is $12/GJ, with a higher 2024 price. Shell may also explore using Newstead storage (up to 7.9 PJ).
Half-year report to 31 December 2022. The extract covers only the competent person statement on Surat reserves, independently reviewed by TR&A at 30 June 2022. No financial or reserve figures are in the extract.
Non-binding Heads of Agreement to supply Glyde gas (EP 171, NT) to Lucapa's Merlin Diamond Project for 14 years from mid-2025, at least 7 PJ. This would be first McArthur Basin production, but a full contract and conditions precedent are still needed.
December quarter: revenue $3.4m, gas 3.5 TJ/d, oil and condensate 90.5 bbl/d. Myall Creek 5A workover only partly restored output (modest Rewan production); Rednook-1 connected. $7.94m funding secured in the half and Tribeca repaid. SLB MoU signed.
Bill Ovenden, ex-Santos exploration senior vice president with 38 years' experience, joined as Board Advisor from 9 January 2023. The company says a director appointment is intended very soon.
Stranded Rednook-1 well (drilled 1987) was connected, flowing 0.53 TJ/d. Myall Creek 5A still needs coiled tubing in January. Armour is shifting short-term focus to liquids-rich Rewan formation, citing federal gas market intervention; Enterprise North drilling targeted for second half of 2023.
DGR Global provided a further $2.4m via McArthur exchangeable notes. Tribeca bonding facility was repaid in full on 15 Nov, so the proposed 72.5m share and 12.1m option issue to Pecal was withdrawn from the AGM. New gas sales talks for post-APLNG supply are at higher prices.
September quarter: revenue $3.1m (down from $4.7m), cash $1.77m, gas 4.1 TJ/d, oil and condensate 85.2 bbl/d. Warroon-1 steady near 530 MSCF/D. Myall Creek 5a workover and Enterprise North planning continue; $5m funding secured.
18 Oct 2022capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Armour raised $4.64m via McArthur exchangeable notes (DGR $4.0m, Bizzell $0.3m, BAM $0.34m) plus a Tenstar placement of 51.45m shares at $0.0065. Secured Notes fell to $22.4m. Tribeca bonding debt (about $1.7m left) has a standstill to 15 Nov. Surat in-well-bore work continues.
October 2022 investor presentation pitching Kincora plant, Newstead storage and the Otway prospect (target up to 419 Bcf). It mentions a capital raising for working capital. Text is truncated; it largely repeats known facts.
Annual report for the year to 30 June 2022. The extract covers only competent persons statements, including independent review of Surat Basin reserves by TR&A at 30 June 2022. Reserve and financial figures are not in the extract.
2022 Corporate Governance Statement, dated 30 September 2022, lodged with the annual report. It says practices are largely consistent with ASX recommendations and notes a departure for Executive Chairman Nick Mather's written agreement. Administrative.
Appendix 4G, the governance checklist lodged with the annual report. It states the corporate governance statement is current at 30 September 2022 and points to the company website. Administrative, no new substance.
Armour says the Enterprise North prospect in PEP 169 (51%, operator; Lakes Blue 49%) is drill ready after seismic reinterpretation. It estimates a prospective resource of up to 419 Bcf gas in place. Rig, approvals and access work are underway; no spud date given.
CEO Christian Lange's conference presentation on the Northern Territory McArthur and South Nicholson basin acreage. It repeats known facts: five wells drilled, Glyde-1 ST gas flow of 3.3 MMscf/d, 20,000 km2 airborne survey, about $33m spent to date.
June quarter: sales revenue $4.7m, cash $3.3m, gas 4.2 TJ/d, oil and condensate 98.6 bbl/d. Warroon-1 is stabilised around 550 MSCF/D after a near-600 peak. In-well-bore work began in July. Enterprise North 1 well preparations continue.
20 July 2022director officer appointment▲ GoodMajor
Christian Lange, a former Schlumberger executive and ex-CEO of Neptune Marine Services, is appointed CEO from 25 July 2022. This fills the role vacant since Brad Lingo resigned on 4 April. Base pay is $480,000, with 40 million options.
Natalie Climo of Boardroom resigned as joint Company Secretary after Boardroom's service agreement ended. Geoff Walker, appointed 25 May, is now sole Company Secretary. Administrative.
Armour secured a $4.5m facility from largest shareholder DGR Global, via exchangeable notes drawn over three months. Secured Notes fell to $24.9m after a $2.2m payment. Debt refinancing is planned; ATO feedback says demerger tax relief is unlikely. Warroon-1 peaked near 600 MSCFD.
DGR Global, holding 18.37% of Armour, announces its side of the $4.5m facility to Armour, funded from its own cash. DGR also holds $2.5m of Armour's secured notes and $2m of McArthur exchangeable notes. Duplicates Armour's own release.
1 June 2022asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Armour agreed binding terms to sell its 46.25% Waldegrave JV and 25% Snake Creek East JV interests to PZE for $1.99m, mostly payable within 6 months and subject to approvals. PZE will fund up to $300k of an emissions study and toll gas through Kincora.
Geoff Walker, also CFO and Company Secretary of largest shareholder DGR Global, is appointed CFO and joint Company Secretary. CFO Craig Gouws, in the role since December 2021, has resigned and will help with the transition.
Supplementary prospectus explains that the 290m shares and options go to PECAL and Talbragar, who take over the Tribeca facility (about $5.45m) on a limited-recourse basis and sell the securities to repay it. Armour stays liable and covers any shortfall from its own cash.