Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
8 Mar 2022drilling scheduled▲ GoodMajor
Cerberus drilling program set at two firm wells (a Stork/Amos target and new Belfon) plus contingent Expanse; rig tender issued, indicative timing Q4 2022 subject to approvals. Preliminary seismic analysis is said to lower risk; updated resource estimates promised by end-March work.
Notice of a 3 February webinar by COO Kane Marshall on Cerberus seismic, drilling timetable and Queensland production. No new results; states 2022 SW Queensland oil revenue is anticipated at $1.8 million.
Operations update: Cerberus drilling aimed for late 2022 subject to approvals, with three target locations to be fixed by end-February 2022 and jackup rigs in discussion. Cooroo Northwest budget approved; PEP 11 submissions to NOPTA under way.
Bounty answered an ASX query on its 16 December disclosure timing. It says it learned of a media article about PEP 11 at about 9.57am, asked for a pause at about 10.06am, and confirms it complied with Listing Rule 3.1.
The Federal Government announced it will refuse the extension of PEP 11, in which Bounty holds 15%. Official NOPTA notice is not yet received. This ends the long-awaited decision on the permit; Bounty says it will now focus on Cerberus and Naccowlah.
MEC Resources, an Advent shareholder, repeats the announced refusal of the PEP 11 extension, with interests Advent 85% and Bounty 15%. Duplicates Bounty's own announcement.
BPH, an Advent shareholder, repeats that the Prime Minister announced refusal of the PEP 11 extension. Advent (85%) and Bounty (15%) await official NOPTA notification. Duplicates Bounty's own announcement.
The free 1-for-10 bonus options (ASX: BUYO, $0.025 exercise price) were allotted on 3 December 2021 and quotation was applied for. About 133.5M options went to 4,314 holders. Completes the option issue announced in October.
AGM CEO presentation repeats known Cerberus and PEP 11 plans: Bounty earns 25% for $6M across 3 wells, targeting best-case prospective resources over 200 mmbbl. Shows 1.37 billion shares and a $0.010 price, market value $13.7M.
Advent issued a call for tender for directional drilling and logging services for Seablue-1 in PEP 11 (Bounty 15%). Preparatory only; drilling remains subject to funding and regulatory approvals.
Advent issued a call for tender for drilling fluids and solids control for Seablue-1 in PEP 11, where Bounty holds 15%. A tender call only, with drilling still subject to approvals and funding.
Prospectus for a free bonus option issue: 1 option per 10 shares held, exercisable at $0.025 and expiring 30 November 2025. This delivers the loyalty option element flagged with the October placement. No cash raised now; funds only if options are exercised.
Bounty confirms lodging the 1:10 bonus option prospectus. Record date is 26 November and issue and quotation are due 3 December 2021. Timetable for the option issue announced in October.
JobKeeper disclosure: Bounty received $18,000 in FY2020 and $83,400 in FY2021 for 3 individuals, and made no voluntary repayments. Administrative notice only.
2021 Annual Report repeats known results: revenue down 49% to $1.47M, cash and current assets $1.75M, nil debt. Management expects three Cerberus wells in 2022/23 and says it awaits PEP 11 approval, with Sea Blue 1 planned for 2022.
ASX notice that Bounty's suspension will lift on release of its capital raising announcement. Administrative; the raise itself is announced separately.
Bounty farms into four Carnarvon Basin permits (Cerberus) to earn 25% by funding $6M of three exploration wells, with six-month options on two further 25% tranches ($9M and $12M). It also raised $2.74M by placement; Kane Marshall joins as COO. Resolves the October suspension.
Advent issued a letter of intent to Weatherford for liner hangers and expandable equipment for Seablue-1. Drilling still subject to regulatory approvals; CCS objective subject to funding.
At Bounty's request ASX suspended trading after a trading halt, pending an announcement of an acquisition of an interest in a project and an associated capital raising. Suspension lasts until the announcement or 20 October 2021.
FY2021 statutory accounts: revenue $1.47M (down 49%), net loss $2.9M including $2.0M impairment. Directors expect to drill one Naccowlah well later this year. Full detail of the media release follows separately.
FY2021 results: petroleum revenue down 49% to $1.47M, cash and current assets $1.75M, nil debt, operating loss $0.45M before $2.46M non-cash charges. PEP 11 awaits offshore regulator decisions; Bounty says it is seeking more exploration opportunities.
Letter of intent issued to Oil States for conductor and surface casing for Seablue-1. Drilling remains subject to funding and regulatory approvals. Another preparatory step in PEP 11.
Advent, via Asset Energy, issued a letter of intent to Aztech for drilling project management on Seablue-1. Not a final contract; drilling still subject to regulatory approvals and CCS to funding.
Advent issued a letter of intent to Dril-Quip for subsea wellhead equipment for the planned well, now named Seablue-1 (previously Baleen-1). Letter of intent only; drilling still subject to regulatory approvals.
Advent issued a tender for drilling project management services for its planned PEP 11 well. Still subject to regulatory approvals; CCS objective subject to approvals and funding. Further preparatory step only.
Advent issued a tender for conductor and surface casing for its planned exploration well. Drilling remains subject to funding and regulatory approvals; about 40 days to total depth. Another preparatory step, no new result.