Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
13 Nov 2020regulatory community update● Neutral
Update on Canadian pipeline and LNG developments (LNG Canada, Coastal GasLink, NGTL West Path, Transmountain). Says Tommy Lakes remains on standby, connected to NorthRiver Midstream. Sector background only; no new Calima results or transactions.
Non-executive director and joint company secretary Neil Hackett resigned from the board on 11 November 2020, citing other commitments. His final interest notice shows 4,380,217 direct shares and 666,666 held through Starboard Pty Ltd.
September quarter: cash A$2.3m (down from A$3.3m in June), working capital A$2.23m. Restates the pressure-gauge findings for Calima 2 and 3 (Middle Montney 19,382 kPa, Upper Montney 12,860 kPa) and says Tommy Lakes is maintained. No new resource figures.
Gauges retrieved from Calima 2 and 3 show the Middle Montney is over-pressured (19,382 kPa) and the Upper Montney normally pressured (12,860 kPa). Calima says Upper Montney wells could use cheaper completions, and development scenarios will be re-modelled. No new resource figures.
Shares issued to director Brett Lawrence (1,681,416) and CFO Mark Freeman (1,167,650) at $0.0071 in lieu of fees for the September 2020 quarter, with 3 months' voluntary escrow. Continues the shares-for-fees arrangement; administrative.
Chairman Glenn Whiddon's Appendix 3Y: MIMO Strategies, an entity in his notice, acquired 7,244,014 shares on-market at $0.0067. Routine director interest notice.
Cleansing notice for 3.5m shares issued at A$0.00714 to StocksDigital in lieu of A$25,000 cash for consulting services. Small non-cash issue; no cash raised.
Half-year to 30 June 2020: net loss A$3.34m, versus A$1.0m a year earlier. Restates the 2.18 Tcfe prospective resource and the Tommy Lakes facilities as core assets. The text provided is truncated, so cash and note detail are not visible.
Calima will retrieve downhole pressure gauges from the Calima 2 and 3 wells, and has engaged Canadian Discovery to analyse the 230 m Calima 1 core. Further technical work on the 2019 drilling data; no new resource figures.
Replacement of the 27 July June-quarter report; the visible text matches the original (cash A$3.3m, working capital A$3.05m). The reason for replacement is not visible in the text provided.
June quarter: cash A$3.3m and working capital A$3.05m, with quarterly revenue of $28,000. Repeats the McDaniel upgrade of 248.9 Bcf and 12.4 mmbo to Development Pending and the Tommy Lakes closing. Says funds support the business beyond 2021.
McDaniel update lifts 248.9 Bcf gas and 12.4 mmbo to Development Pending, which could become 2P reserves once funding is secured. Total 2C is 888.1 Bcf and 44.4 mmbo; prospective 1.68 Tcf and 84 mmbo, down from 497.3 mmboe earlier. Revises the 2019 report.
Shares issued to directors and management in lieu of fees for the June 2020 quarter, as approved at the 29 May 2020 meeting. Chairman Whiddon's shares will be issued next quarter. Administrative filing continuing the shares-for-fees arrangement.
Notice of CFO Mark Freeman's Proactive Oil & Gas webinar on 14 July 2020, with the deck attached. It restates the 14 July McDaniel figures (1.15 Tcfe contingent) and A$3.6m working capital; market cap shown as A$8.6m at $0.004. No new information.
All 14 resolutions at the 29 May 2020 AGM passed, including Brett Lawrence's election, Alan Stein's re-election, directors' fees paid in shares and a 10% placement facility. The remuneration report vote was non-binding, with 84m shares abstaining.
CFO Mark Freeman becomes Company Secretary, replacing James Bahen, and converts $25,000 of annual pay into shares. Administrative change within the ongoing cost-cutting.
May 2020 webinar deck: working capital A$3.6m, monthly burn A$158,000, market cap A$13.0m. Restates contingent resource as 1.176 Tcfe and says prospective resources are under review after acreage expiry. Facilities can be restarted within 6 months. Mostly known facts.
March quarter: cash $3.4m, working capital $3.6m at 30 April after Tommy Lakes costs, with $1.3m GST refund due May. Costs cut, with directors' fees in shares. Forecast working capital is $1.9m at March 2021. Prospective resources are being recalculated after about 18% of acreage expired.
The Tommy Lakes infrastructure purchase closes, completing the February agreement. Cost is about A$750,000, below the A$825,000 earlier quoted, with holding costs of A$500,000 a year (previously A$420,000). Management says production could start within 6-9 months in stable markets.
2019 annual report: cash $3.6m, working capital $4.9m, 2,155m shares. Restates the Tommy Lakes deal, 10-year lease and management shift to Canada. Notes Tommy Lakes is now expected to cost about A$1.0m, and cites the oil price fall and COVID-19 volatility.
23 Mar 2020director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Managing Director Alan Stein moves to a non-executive role; Micheal Dobovich becomes President in Calgary and the only full-time executive. Directors take fees in shares from 1 March, and Chase Edgelow is added as adviser. Working capital was A$4.15m at 28 Feb 2020, with no debt.
19 Feb 2020asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Calima agrees to acquire the Tommy Lakes gathering and compression facilities, 20 km from its lands, which it values at A$85m replacement cost. Cost and performance bonds are about A$825,000, with holding costs of A$420,000 a year. It also gets an option on 11 gas wells. This delivers the infrastructure access sought earlier.
Presentation on the Tommy Lakes facilities deal announced the same day: A$85m replacement value for about A$825,000 plus A$420,000 a year holding costs, 20 km from Calima's wells. Facilities will be suspended pending start-up. Resource figures repeat the 2019 McDaniel report.
December quarter report shows cash of $3.6m and working capital of $4.9m. Share price 0.6 cent, market cap $13m, quarterly revenue $144k. Covers the facility, pipeline and lease approvals already announced. No further development until a final investment decision.
Technical Director Jon Taylor resigns, effective 17 January 2020, to pursue other commitments, now that the company is focused on the Canadian Calima Lands. He remains a material shareholder (19.1m shares) and available as a consultant.