Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
8 Dec 2023debt financing▲ GoodMajor
Macquarie agreed a new Facility C, optional to draw by 7 March 2024, expected about US$6m, repaid over 24 months from oil swap hedges. Drawing would cut Facility A repayments to US$0.5m a quarter and extend its maturity to May 2026.
Computershare's Perth registry office moved to Level 17, 221 St Georges Terrace from 18 September 2023. Administrative notice only; no impact on the company's operations or finances.
First-half 2023: net loss US$13.8m, mainly non-cash charges of US$9.4m for expired leases written off and US$2.4m depletion. Adjusted EBITDA US$0.9m. Debt US$10m. Several partner candidates completed diligence but no deal was reached in the half.
A recording of the 2 May 2023 AGM webinar, with the chairman's address and CEO presentation, is on the company website. Administrative, with no new information.
AGM chairman's address and presentation. Chairman Stewart says returns have taken longer than expected, but he is confident of value and expects third-party engagement in several forms. He urges shareholders to stay the course. No new deals disclosed in the text shown.
Australis's 2022 annual report showed oil sales revenue of US$33.6m before royalties and hedges, a hedge loss of US$5.2m, EBITDA of US$6.1m and net profit of US$2.0m. Year-end cash was US$7.8m and borrowings US$12.0m, and the AGM was set for 2 May 2023.
Year-end 2022 Ryder Scott update: 2P developed reserves 3.14 MMbbl (down 15%); 2C contingent resource 117.06 MMbbl (down 21%), reflecting only reduced leased acreage. PDP NPV10 rose to US$82m on a higher oil price. No undeveloped reserves, as no partner is secured.
First-half 2022: EBITDA US$3.2m (US$1.1m a year earlier), net profit US$1.1m versus a US$1.7m loss. Macquarie facility extended 18 months, to May 2025. Painter 5H reached IP30 of 640 bopd. Partner talks continue with several parties; no deal.
A recording of the 25 May 2022 AGM webinar, including the CEO presentation, is available on the company website. Administrative, with no new information.
AGM chairman's address and presentation. Chairman Stewart says higher oil prices should raise demand for quality development opportunities and that third-party engagement is likely. He urges shareholders to stay the course. No new figures or deals.
Euroz Hartleys Rottnest conference presentation. It restates known points: over 95,000 net acres, 33 producing wells, about 1,000 bopd, 150 MMbbl net resource, cash US$9m and debt US$16m. It notes third-party activity, with Reese 11H No.1 now flowing oil. No new announcement.
2021 annual report: oil sales revenue US$28.3m before royalties and hedges, hedging loss US$5.4m, EBITDA US$2.7m, net loss US$2.4m. Cash US$9.3m, borrowings US$16m. AGM set for 25 May 2022. Management says it remains patient in its partner search.
Year-end 2021 Ryder Scott update: 2P developed reserves 3.67 MMbbl (down 11%); 2C contingent resource 148.99 MMbbl (flat). No undeveloped reserves were booked because there is no development plan while the company seeks a partner. Acreage about 98,000 net; five marginal wells sold.
420,000 director options at A$0.3125 expired unexercised on 30 November 2021. 27 million shares are to be issued to the employee share trust to cover vested performance rights likely exercised in 2022. Administrative, with minor dilution.
Presentation for the Euroz Hartleys Energy Snapshot conference. It repeats known points: 170 MMbbl resource, 33 operated wells producing over 1,250 bbl/day, and third-party activity in the field. No new announcement.
Statutory notice: subsidiaries received JobKeeper payments of A$159,300 for 8 individuals in FY2020 and A$57,600 for 6 in FY2021. No repayments made. Administrative.
Hurricane Ida passed through the TMS field with no material damage or environmental impact, but power outages halted some production. Wells restart as power is restored, which is expected within days.
First half 2021: revenue US$13.2m, EBITDA US$1.1m, net loss US$1.7m, a sharp improvement on 2020's impairment-driven loss. Cash US$10.2m, borrowings US$18m. Core acreage exceeds 100,000 net acres, over 37% held by production.
30m Macquarie facility options (20m at A$0.49, 10m at A$0.51) expired unexercised on 4 June 2021. Shares on issue are now 1,211,463,649. Administrative.
AGM chairman's address and presentation. Chairman Stewart says the priority is keeping control of the TMS asset, notes improving though low-base partner discussions, and says the board will resist unfunded approaches. No new figures.
The share purchase plan was oversubscribed by about 36%, with applications for A$3.123m against a A$2m target at A$0.05. Applications are scaled back pro rata to 64.041%, completing the equity raising.
Tranche 1 completed: 150m new shares issued at A$0.05, about A$7.5m. The share purchase plan opens, closing 26 March. Directors' 13.5m-share tranche (A$0.675m) still needs shareholder approval at the May AGM.
What it means for a shareholder
150m new shares at A$0.050 to raise about A$7.5m. That's 11% dilution: every existing holder's slice gets 11% smaller. If you held A$1,000 of shares (20,000 at the issue price), your slice goes from 0.00173% to 0.00153% of the company. To keep it you'd need 2,591 more shares - about A$130 at the issue price.
1 Mar 2021capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Australis raises A$8.175m in a placement at A$0.05 (12.3% discount): 150m shares now, plus 13.5m to directors subject to AGM approval. A share purchase plan of up to A$2m follows. Funds go to restarting TMS leasing and working capital, backing partner talks.
Presentation supporting the 1 March capital raising. The text provided is mostly disclaimers and does not show new figures beyond the placement announcement.