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28 Jan 2020investor presentation● Neutral
Corporate update: Siciny-2 pressure build-up test runs to February, with analysis to set next steps. Company turns attention to conventional Rotliegendes gas at Gora (210 Bcf prospective) and a new-ventures strategy; Jany-C1 stays Q2 2020, with a Nowa Sol production licence expected by end Q1.
Siciny-2 showed methane at surface, but formation water inflow stopped free gas flowing, so the planned flow tests were dropped for a long-term pressure build-up test ending in February. No gas rate was reported, so commerciality of the 1.6 Tcf resource remains unproven; the company says the work was on time and on budget.
Siciny-2 is still flowing fluid rather than gas: 373 m3 of the 850 m3 of frac fluid has come back, and nitrogen is being used to help. Flow tests slip from December into January-February 2020.
Frac fluid flowed back through casing with very little proppant returned, which the company says shows proppant stayed in the fracture. Production tubing is to be run after a 24-26 December shutdown, so the well test slips toward year-end or later.
The Siciny-2 hydraulic frac was pumped across the perforations at 3,413 m and 3,272 m with stable rate and pressure. Frac fluid is flowing back; the flow test is now due in late December, after workover rig work.
A small test injection ('mini-frac') at Siciny-2 was completed on 9 December, ahead of the two-stage frac scheduled for 10 December. Flow test is still planned for December, with a pressure build-up test moved to January-February 2020.
Siciny-2 was cleaned up and perforated, and casing and cement logs passed, so the frac can go ahead through casing. Wellhead pressure rose from 5 to 28 bar. Frac fleet is mobilising for the planned December frac and test of the 1.6 Tcf resource.
Company retracts the 5 December economic evaluation (US$1,649m NPV, 62.6% IRR, US$242m risked) after the ASX said no reasonable basis was disclosed. Investors should disregard it. The Siciny-2 frac and test still proceed in December.
Final director interest notices for departed directors Sanders and Lane. 12,000,000 unlisted options at $0.065 expired unexercised on 30 November 2019. Fully paid shares on issue are 485,349,635; no new information on the operations.
Xodus development plan, audited by NSAI, for the 1.6 Tcf Siciny-2 resource gave an unrisked pre-tax NPV10 of US$1,649m (US$577m net to Ansila) and US$242m risked. Ansila's share of capital would be US$52m. Retracted the next day.
December 2019 presentation repeats the Polish earn-in, 1.6 Tcf and 36 MMbbl contingent resources and 210 Bcf prospective. It adds management chance-of-success estimates (42% Siciny-2, 28% Jany-C1) and says a new ventures pipeline is under review. Frac results are still expected by year-end.
AGM resolutions all passed. Non-executive directors David Sanders and Bruce Lane resigned, described as streamlining the board after the Matharu and Lewis appointments. Company secretary John Kay is replaced by Ben Secrett from 2 December.
Company took brokers and investors from seven firms to the Siciny-2 and Jany-C1 wellsites in Poland on 25 November. It states no new material information about upcoming operations was disclosed.
Gemini hired Ekranpol for a workover rig at Siciny-2 and a coiled tubing unit reached site on 25 November, with well clean-out due 27 November. The frac and flow test of the 1.6 Tcf resource stay planned for December.
Polish Ministry of Mines approved the Plan Ruchu, the state operating approval for the Siciny-2 re-entry, frac and flow test. Site preparation is finished; mobilisation is due late November and the frac and test in December 2019.
Re-release of the 7 November contract award announcement with added qualified person and resource-estimate disclaimer wording. No change to the contracts or the December frac and test schedule.
Operator Gemini (65%) has awarded Halliburton the frac equipment and pumping work and Weatherford the well testing for Siciny-2. Frac and test remain on a December 2019 timetable, so the Siciny-2 programme is progressing as planned.
Notice that Ansila will give an investor update at the Oil Capital Conference in London on 31 October 2019. Restates the Polish earn-in for 35% at A$6.15m; no new information.
October 2019 conference presentation repeats known figures: 35% Polish earn-in for A$6.15m, 1.6 Tcf and 36 MMbbl contingent resources, 210 Bcf prospective, A$3.7m raised. Frac and flow test results still expected by year-end 2019. Nothing new.
September quarter: Gemini earn-in completed for 35% of the Polish projects, company renamed Ansila, new directors appointed. Gabon force majeure and Ambilobe extension talks with OMNIS are unchanged; Siciny-2 frac and flow test targeted for Nov/Dec 2019.
Operating committee approves the budget for the Siciny-2 re-entry and frac after independent review. Site preparation runs in October, the two-stage frac in November and the well test from December 2019. Reviewers say work should fit the budget barring problems.
14 Oct 2019capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Pura Vida Energy completed its entitlement issue, raising a total of $2,732,098 before costs. Holding statements were to be mailed to eligible shareholders that week.
Entitlement offer closed 4 October: applications covered 88.8m of 151.8m shares (A$1.60m). The remaining 63.0m shares (A$1.13m) are the shortfall, to be placed with the underwriter CPS, with issue expected 11 October.
Company hires Xodus to produce a conceptual development plan and pre-tax valuation for the 1.6 Tcf Siciny-2 contingent resource, due by end-November 2019. Siciny-2 site work is due to start in October, with results by year-end.
2019 annual report for the year to 30 June. The chairman describes the Polish 35% earn-in as repositioning the company, and says Ambilobe farm-out talks continue. Gabon force majeure is unchanged. Financial statements not visible in the excerpt.
24 Sept 2019farm in farm out completion▲ GoodMajor
Completes the Gemini deal, so the company now earns 35% of the Gora and Nowa Sol projects in Poland by spending A$6.15m. Dr Andrew Matharu and Christopher Lewis join the board. Siciny-2 testing is due Nov/Dec 2019; Jany-C1 in Q2 2020.
Presentation on the Polish projects repeats known figures: 1.6 Tcf gas and 36 MMbbl oil contingent resources, 210 Bcf prospective, A$6.15m earn-in for 35%. Siciny-2 work to start October, with results in Q4 2019. Nothing new.