Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
18 June 2025production update● Neutral
May output averaged 232 bopd (Bass share), up 3%; sales A$563,871 (US$362,907). Worrior and Padulla ran at 98% and 97% uptime. Vanessa still awaits regulatory approval; Dundinna reprocessing waits on rights issue funds.
June 2025 webinar presentation, 'An Emerging Australian Gas Producer'. Visible text is only the disclaimer, so no new facts can be drawn; it presumably repeats the Vanessa and rights issue news already released.
Invitation to a 10 June 2025 investor webinar where the Managing Director will explain the Vanessa gas field acquisition and other Cooper Basin developments. Administrative notice with no new business facts.
April output averaged 226 bopd (Bass share), up from 221 in March; sales A$570,750 (US$366,193). Worrior lost some time to a pump failure; a spare was installed. Vanessa purchase still awaits regulatory approval; Dundinna 3D reprocessing waits on rights issue funds.
Bass has posted the rights issue prospectus and entitlement forms to eligible shareholders. The offer, about A$3.1m at A$0.032 with free attaching options, closes 13 June 2025. Administrative notice.
Target market determination for the options attached to the rights issue (A$0.05 exercise, expiring 31 May 2028). A regulatory document; it also allows options to be placed with investors in any shortfall. No new commercial facts.
May 2025 AGM presentation, 'An Emerging Australian Gas Producer'. Visible text is only the disclaimer, so no new facts can be drawn. It presumably repeats the Vanessa and rights issue news already released.
14 May 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Bass will buy 100% of the Vanessa gas field (PPL 268 and PRL 135) from Beach Energy, with a shut-in well, processing plant and 5 km pipeline, subject to regulatory approval. It raises up to A$3.1m at A$0.032 per share (1-for-3 entitlement offer, free options at A$0.05). This is Bass's route to first gas sales.
Prospectus for the 1-for-3 non-renounceable rights issue at A$0.032 per share, raising up to about A$3.1m, with one free option (A$0.05, expiring 31 May 2028) per two shares taken up. Closes 13 June 2025. Funds the Vanessa deal and growth; non-participating holders are diluted.
March quarter production 21,207 barrels (231 bopd), down 7%; oil sales A$1.97m at A$117.90 per barrel. Cash rose 11% to A$1.10m with positive operating cashflow. Functional currency changed to Australian dollars from 1 January 2025. Kiwi and PEL 182 work continues.
March output averaged 221 bopd (Bass share), down from 239 in February; sales A$567,784 (US$356,568). Worrior still runs on one pump. Kiwi FEED engineer selected; Dundinna 3D reprocessing bids under review. Bunian 6 still awaits a Pertamina EP rig slot.
At 31 December 2024, 2P reserves were 0.789 million barrels, largely unchanged. Cooper Basin 2C contingent resources rose 52% to 1.735 million boe because of Kiwi's high condensate yield; Kiwi alone is 1.178 million boe (up from 1.016 million in November).
Appendix 4G corporate governance key for FY2024, lodged with the annual report; the governance statement is on the company website. Administrative filing with no new business facts.
FY2024 annual report: revenue A$5.71m, EBITDA A$0.57m (10% margin, below target) on 68,860 barrels net entitlement. Revenue fell 12.9% on lower price and output. Kiwi-1 flow test is called a proven gas discovery; Bass reiterates its mid-tier producer goal.
February output averaged 239 bopd (Bass share); sales US$391,129. The engine on the second Worrior pump failed and has gone for repair, so Worrior runs on one pump again. Bunian 6 is delayed by rig availability; Bass is talking to Pertamina EP about a rig slot.
March 2025 investor update, 'An Emerging Australian Gas Producer'. The visible text is only the disclaimer, so no new facts can be drawn. It presumably repeats the Kiwi and PEL 182 updates already released.
Bass sold 718 barrels of Kiwi test condensate to a local refinery for A$59,000, with funds due in March. This is the first sale from Kiwi, a small amount that follows the earlier work towards a path to market.
January output averaged 247 bopd (Bass share), steady; sales US$436,282. A sale of the ~800 bbl Kiwi condensate is secured, with lifting in mid-February. FEED proposals are expected in February. The Bunian 6 spud date still depends on rig availability.
Bass will study the wider Triassic gas play around the Arrabury Trough, where it holds 100% of several licences, and plans to reprocess 3D seismic. Kiwi 2C is 3.6 bcf gas and 416,000 bbl condensate. FEED has started; FID is targeted for 2025.
December quarter production was 22,872 barrels (249 bopd), down 24% on the September quarter; sales US$1.24m at US$70.85. Cash fell to US$0.62m from US$1.38m. Kiwi pressure analysis is complete and the company is pushing towards a final investment decision.
December output averaged 247 bopd (Bass share), up 5%; sales US$424,007. Kiwi pressure analysis is complete, with no measurable depletion and a possible larger Triassic gas play. Bass is in advanced talks to sell ~800 bbl of condensate and seeking FEED proposals. PEL 182 phase 2 results are due 2H 2025.
November output averaged 236 bopd (Bass share), down from 263; sales US$372,386. Kiwi pressure analysis shows no measurable depletion during the test. Padulla was down for pump repairs, offset by the second Worrior pump returning. Bunian 6 pad is complete; no spud date yet.
October output averaged 263 bopd (Bass share), down from 324 in September; sales US$455,195. Kiwi 1 pressure gauges were retrieved and analysis has begun. SLB and Bass finalised the PEL 182 phase 2 scope. Bunian 5 went offline with a suspected pump failure.
Re-release of the November investor presentation. Page 8 now includes the 1C low-estimate case, and a reference to the 8 November Kiwi announcement was added. No new substance.
November non-deal roadshow presentation titled 'An Emerging Australian Gas Producer'. The visible text is only the disclaimer, so no new facts can be drawn. It presumably repeats the Kiwi 1 results already released.
Amended Kiwi release: the mean case is replaced by 2C and 3C cases. After-tax NPV (10%) is A$24m at 2C, A$73.5m at 3C and A$2.8m at 1C, on A$16m capex. The 2C was raised from 0.601 to 1.016 million boe on the lab results. This supersedes the A$36m figure.
Kiwi 1 screening economics gave an after-tax NPV of A$36m on a mean case, with a 2C of 1.016 million boe. Bass has started working towards a final investment decision and is looking at off-balance-sheet funding. This was amended two days later, with the mean case removed.
September quarter production was 30,085 barrels (331 bopd), up 29.6%; sales US$1.70m at US$77.02 per barrel. Cash fell 17% to US$1.38m, with US$0.81m spent in the Cooper Basin. Kiwi 1 test complete; PEL 182 phase 2 scope being finalised.
September output averaged 324 bopd (Bass share), down from August's 359; sales US$490,958. Kiwi 1 remains shut in; gauges are due out this month, and over 800 barrels of condensate are stored for sale. The second Worrior pump is now due back in November, later than earlier guidance.