Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
17 June 2021drilling progress report▲ Good
Gemini 2 was drilled in 7 days to 1,686m for C$675,000, about C$100,000 under budget. Gemini 1 is being re-entered to add a second leg for C$350,000. Gemini 4 is now committed, and a fifth Sunburst well is under review.
June investor deck repeats known figures: 10.268bn shares, A$97.6m market cap, 22.5 mmboe 2P reserves, C$25m credit facility, and the guidance of ~4,500 boe/d exit 2021 and ~5,500 boe/d in 2022. No new announcements in the visible text.
Calima gave a May update for Blackspur: exit production of 3,100 boe/d and funds flow of A$2.6m. It raised year-end exit guidance to 4,500 boe/d from 3,400 and the May–December average forecast to 3,700 boe/d from 3,000.
Blackspur's May exit production was 3,100 boe/d, up from 2,800 in April, with net debt C$11m. Calima lifted its December 2021 exit guidance to 4,500 boe/d (from 3,400) and capex to C$20m (from C$17m), and hedged about 450 bbl/d of oil.
Calima began a three-well Sunburst campaign at Brooks (Gemini 1–3), with Gemini 1 spudded 31 May. Net cost C$2.7m, funded from cash flow and the National Bank facility; IP30 rates due August 2021. One or two more wells are under review.
The three Sunburst wells at Brooks are producing a combined ~505 boe/d on an IP30 basis, 28% above budget, for C$2.2m. Total production is ~2,818 boe/d. Resolves the pending IP results; six more wells are planned from late May.
Full 2020 annual report, re-lodged with the Chairman's letter already summarised on 1 April. It calls the Blackspur merger transformational and says Jordan Kevol becomes Managing Director. Financial figures are not visible in the text provided.
Issue of 163.4m shares (124.8m to Arrochar in satisfaction of a loan, 38.6m to consultants for fees), 50m broker options and 96m performance rights, tied to the Blackspur deal and raising. Administrative follow-through of the merger.
Blackspur Plan of Arrangement completed; Calima now owns 100% of Blackspur and shares resume trading 3 May, with 10,271m shares on issue (~A$72m at 0.7c). Jordan Kevol becomes CEO and Lonny Tetley joins the board. Ends the suspension running since February.
ASX confirms Calima's suspension is lifted from the start of trading on 3 May 2021, following the acquisition and raising announcement. Administrative; ends the suspension that began 16 February.
Notice that Chairman Glenn Whiddon will present at the Share Café webinar on 30 April, giving an overview of the Blackspur acquisition ahead of relisting on 3 May. No new information.
Court approval and 98.4% Blackspur shareholder approval secured for the merger. National Bank of Canada approved a C$25m revolver, up from C$20m. Raising completed at about A$38m with retail scale-backs; relisting expected around 3 May.
Shares issued to directors and management in lieu of fees for the quarter to 31 March 2021, with 3 months' voluntary escrow. Continues the shares-for-fees arrangement; administrative. Repeats the merger timetable.
2020 financial report for the year to 31 December. The Chairman's letter calls the Blackspur deal transformational, confirms A$37m committed and a late-April close, and says Jordan Kevol will become Managing Director. Financial figures are not visible in the text provided.
Alberta court issued an interim order for the Blackspur shareholder vote on or about 23 April; 74% of Blackspur holders have already voted in favour. Calima general meeting 15 April; ASX relisting still expected late April. Timetable update only.
Blackspur finished drilling three Sunburst wells at Brooks, Alberta, under budget (C$2.4m total), with tie-in in April and 45-day rates due early May. The company says payback is under 6 months at US$60 oil. Ahead of the merger; no production result yet.
16 Mar 2021capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Firm commitments of A$37m received: A$31m conditional placement plus A$6m of the retail offer, up from the A$34m targeted at $0.007. Funds the Blackspur purchase; placement settles 27 April, completion 29 April, trading expected 30 April.
11 Mar 2021capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Prospectus for a retail offer of up to 1,428,571,429 shares at $0.007 to raise up to $10m, closing 20 April 2021. It is part of the funding for the Blackspur acquisition; existing shareholders face dilution from the new issue.
Presentation of the Blackspur merger: A$34m placement at $0.007 (A$29m conditional, A$5m retail), a C$20m National Bank facility drawn to C$13m, and about 53% of the enlarged company held by new investors. Repeats the 25 February terms; close expected late April 2021.
Calima agrees to buy Alberta oil producer Blackspur Oil Corp for C$17m (at least C$12.1m in shares, up to C$4.9m cash), plus up to C$4.5m of net-debt-linked shares. It adds 22.5 MMboe 2P reserves and ~2,600 boe/d. Requires a raising of at least A$34m; Jordan Kevol to become CEO. Close expected April 2021.
Replacement release of the 25 February Blackspur merger announcement; the visible text matches the original (C$17m deal, 22.5 MMboe 2P, A$34m raising). The reason for replacement is not visible in the text provided.
16 Feb 2021listing compliance notice● NeutralMajor
Calima's shares are suspended at its own request from 16 February 2021, pending an announcement on a major acquisition and capital raising. The company estimates about 8 weeks. Signals a significant transaction after the strategic process in earlier updates.
Shares issued to directors and management in lieu of fees for the December 2020 quarter, with 3 months' voluntary escrow, under the 29 May 2020 approval. Continues the shares-for-fees arrangement; administrative.