Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
18 Nov 2021production update▲ Good
The KayJay pipeline repair, first reported 1 July, is 90% complete and averaged about 500 Mcf/day over five days, roughly 22% above the 450 Mcf/day forecast. Four remaining wells should add about 50 Mcf/day by month end; reserves report due next week.
6,666,667 shares were issued on 11 November 2021 on exercise of A$0.005 placement options, about A$33k at that price (calculated). Continues the run of option conversions under the October cleansing prospectus.
AXP has applied to upgrade its US over-the-counter listing to the OTCQB Venture Market, sponsored by MCAP LLC, expected to take about four weeks. It is also pursuing DTC eligibility so US investors can trade through more online brokers.
AXP has formed an in-house drilling division to run an internally funded 4+4 vertical well program on four Illinois Basin leases, targeting 2,150-3,600 feet. Permits are pending, with drilling due in the coming weeks, aiming to lift oil production beyond workovers alone.
Appendix 4G, the corporate governance checklist lodged with the annual report. It points to the governance statement on the company website. No new substance.
The 2021 annual report is released, with the Chairman describing the shift to producing assets after the Magnum Hunter Production acquisition and Trey purchase. It carries the audited accounts and repeats the unaudited profit and revenue figures released earlier.
68,387,668 shares were issued on 29 October 2021 when placement options at A$0.005 were exercised, about A$342k at that price (calculated). These options came from the December 2020 placement and were issued under the October cleansing prospectus.
Webinar slides repeat the quarterly results (revenue A$5.73m, cash A$4.07m, oil inventory 18,518 bbl). They add that daily oil production of 260 bbl/day is sub-optimal and that reserves reports are due shortly after delays from adding the Trey leases.
Notice of an investor webinar on 28 October to discuss September quarter results. This version has a typo in the date, corrected in the next notice. No new information.
September quarter net revenue was A$5.73m, up 31% on June's A$4.39m, with the first cashflow-positive quarter (A$301k) after one-offs. Cash is A$4.07m after option conversions. The Elite Mining crypto-mining units are on site, with operations expected within weeks.
The Western Australian Supreme Court granted AXP's orders confirming that share sales were not invalid despite missed cleansing notices on issues since 2013. AXP expects trading to resume on 18 October 2021, ending the suspension that began 16 August.
A cleansing prospectus offers one nominal share (up to 10,000 at A$0.007), 300 million options to December placement participants and 95 million broker options. It raises almost nothing and fixes past share-issue paperwork, a step in lifting the trading suspension.
12 Oct 2021director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Director Peter Crown, former chair and head of major shareholder Resilient Investment Group, resigned immediately to pursue other interests. AXP and Crown settled all outstanding claims, which appears to close the earlier dispute with RIG, though the text names no amounts.
5 Oct 2021asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
AXP paid the final US$450,000 from cash, completing the US$1.9m purchase of about 115 Trey oil wells in Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois begun in October 2020. Management will move to the Lexington team. A reserves and resources report is due later this month.
AXP says it is using regulatory relief to delay lodging its audited full-year accounts, and releases unaudited figures for the year to 30 June 2021. Visible figures show revenue of A$5.68m and a profit of A$5.23m, against a A$9.16m loss the year before; the text does not explain the swing.
The court application was delayed because ASIC sought clarification. AXP now expects procedural orders on or before 30 September, and the suspension remains until then. This delays the expected resumption of trading.
AXP answers an ASX query on how Elite Mining's press release on the deal appeared on 13 August, before AXP's own announcement. It calls this a genuine oversight, says Elite's release did not breach Listing Rule 15.7, and says its disclosure policy has been reissued.
ASX has flagged possible breaches of the secondary trading provisions of the Corporations Act. AXP will seek court orders to protect shareholders, and the suspension continues until they are granted. It expects orders before 24 September.
AXP signs a binding Heads of Agreement with Elite Mining to supply stranded Colorado gas, starting at 400 Mcf/day, to power cryptocurrency mining units. Upfront capex is US$30,000; expected gross revenue is US$35,000-60,000 a month, mostly from oil freed up from shut-in wells.
August net revenue was about A$1.8m, flat on July; gas and NGL revenue rose to A$1.25m while oil fell to A$516k. Unsold oil is 22,152 bbl. The company expects to comfortably beat June quarter revenue. Shares remain suspended pending the Heads of Agreement.
AXP replies to an ASX query on the 9 August revenue release, saying the information was price sensitive and was released within six business days of month end. It says it did not seek a trading halt as the release did not meet ASX guidance.
At its own request, AXP is suspended from quotation pending an announcement of a material Heads of Agreement. The company is consulting ASX on how the Listing Rules apply to it. Shares cannot trade until this is resolved.
July net revenue was A$1.8m, with gas and NGL revenue up 42% to A$1.18m on the new gas contract price and fewer outages. Oil revenue fell to A$579k as inventory sales slowed. The company expects the September quarter to beat June's A$4.39m.
Webinar slides repeat the June quarter results (revenue A$4.39m, cash A$1.39m) and add a well count: 1,009 of 1,460 wells producing, 175 to reconnect, 165 for plugging. KayJay pipeline is over 50% done, due September; independent reserves report still in progress.
Notice of an investor webinar on 28 July at 11:00am AEST with the Chairman and Sam Jarvis, covering quarterly results, well inventory and field development. No new information.
Pitcher Partners (Perth) replaces Grant Thornton as auditor, starting with the year to 30 June 2021, after a tender process. Grant Thornton resigned with ASIC consent. Shareholders will be asked to ratify the appointment at the next AGM.
Fremont Petroleum Corporation (ASX:FPL) becomes AXP Energy Limited, ticker AXP, from 12 July 2021, as approved by shareholders on 10 June. Name change only; no change to assets or operations.