Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
4 May 2018price query● Neutral
Reply to an ASX query: Horizon first received the PDL 10 cancellation notice on 23 March 2018 and disclosed it on 2 May, after a false social media report. It says it relied on the exception to disclosure and confirms it complies with the Listing Rules.
Horizon says PDL 10 (Stanley field, 30% interest, about 20% of Western LNG resource) has not been cancelled, but the PNG Minister issued a notice of intention to cancel it. Horizon and Repsol call the notice procedurally invalid; no action is to be taken pending a presentation before 1 October 2018.
Euroz conference presentation repeating known points: US$60-70m a year cashflow, net debt US$94.3m, US$130m Osaka Gas payment on LNG FID. States market cap A$176m and a claim of favourable valuation versus peers. No new results.
Half-year to December 2017: revenue US$36.4m (up 15%), operating cashflow US$24.3m, net debt down to US$94.3m. Statutory loss widened to US$9.5m, driven by a US$9.2m non-cash charge on the IMC options after the share price rose 121%.
Half-year results presentation repeating the reported figures: revenue US$36.4m, net debt US$94.3m, free cashflow breakeven US$34/bbl. Adds Beibu cost recovery entitlement of US$76.7m remaining and that Western LNG resources are undergoing independent certification.
CEO presentation at the PNG Mining and Petroleum Conference on Western LNG, restating the 1.5 mtpa plan, 2.0-2.5 tcf gas and 60-70 mmbbl condensate, and Horizon's 28% share. Gives FID target of 2019 and pre-FEED completion by end-2017. No new decisions.
Chairman's AGM address says FY2017 was good but the share price, though doubled in a year, still undervalues production and PNG gas. Says the Maari purchase (US$17.6m) should be repaid from about 1,400 bopd extra output within about 18 months, with US$60-70m a year cash flow expected.
Release of a corporate overview video covering strategy, the pending 16% Maari acquisition and Western LNG progress. No new information in the announcement itself.
Updated investor presentation repeating known points, with the pending Maari purchase now reflected: operating cashflow guidance US$60-70m a year over FY2018-22, including the extra Maari interest. Net debt US$104.6m at 30 September.
6 Nov 2017asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Horizon agreed to buy Todd's 16% of the Maari/Manaia fields in New Zealand for US$17.6m, lifting its interest from 10% to 26%. Subject to approvals; funded from cash and bank debt. Net output would rise from about 4,100 to 5,500 bopd; 2P reserves up 43% to 11.3 mmbbl.
2017 Annual Report and Notice of AGM for 24 November 2017 released. Repeats the FY2017 results already announced, with a two-part strategy: steady China and NZ production, and advancing Western LNG in PNG.
Good Oil Conference presentation repeating known points: about 4,000 bopd, net debt US$108.5m, US$130m Osaka Gas payment on LNG FID, and a claim that shares are undervalued against peers. No new results.
CEO presentation at the PNG Investment Conference on Western LNG, restating the 1.5 mtpa plan and 2.0-2.5 tcf gas and 60-70 mmbbl condensate resource. Horizon and Repsol hold 70% combined. No new decisions or figures.
At 30 June 2017, 2P oil reserves fell to 7.9 mmbbl from 9.0 mmbbl, mostly from 1.1 mmbbl produced. 2C oil and condensate rose 4.5 mmbbl to 28.9 mmbbl, mainly from the Manaia Moki field in New Zealand. 2C gas unchanged at 497 bcf.
Annual corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G, approved by the board on 22 August 2017. Routine compliance document with no business developments.
FY2017 results: revenue US$68.5m on 3% higher sales of 1.42m barrels, operating cashflow US$51.7m and a small pre-tax profit of US$4.2m versus a US$149.7m loss in FY2016. Net debt fell to US$108.5m from US$131.9m. Beibu Gulf cost recovery entitlement remaining is US$89.6m.
Results presentation repeating the FY2017 figures: revenue US$68.5m, operating cashflow US$51.7m, net debt US$108.5m. Adds that Elevala/Tingu and Ketu environmental approval was granted in PNG. Little new beyond the results announcement.
CEO conference presentation on the Western LNG concept: a 1.5 mtpa floating LNG plant off Daru fed by a 74 km Stanley-Elevala line and two roughly 490 km onshore pipelines. Restates the existing plan with no new decision or Horizon-specific numbers.
18 July 2017asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Horizon lifted its PRL 21 (Elevala/Tingu, Ketu) interest to 30.15% and swapped 20% of Ubuntu for 20% of Puk Puk/Douglas (PRL 40) with Kumul. Ubuntu falls to 30%. Gives about 28% of Western LNG's 2.0-2.5 tcf; cash cost confidential; PNG approvals pending.
Horizon prepaid US$5m of the US$50m IMC subordinated loan (LIBOR + 9%) and plans a further US$5m by year end, saving about US$1.0m a year in interest. Net debt is targeted at about US$100m by end-2017, from US$120.8m. Senior facility drawn US$88.0m after redetermination.
CEO presentation at an ASX/Finance News Network event repeating the March investor pitch: 4,000 bopd, US$120.8m net debt, and a claim shares are undervalued against the 2016 Grant Samuel valuation. Little new information.
March 2017 investor presentation repeating known points: net production about 4,000 bopd, net debt US$120.8m, operating cashflow forecast US$50-60m a year to 2022, and a US$33/bbl free cashflow breakeven. Debt is expected to be repaid in about four years. No new results.
S&P Dow Jones Indices' March 2017 rebalance lists Horizon Oil among the removals from the All Ordinaries index, effective 20 March 2017. Horizon already dropped out of the ASX 200 and 300 in 2015. Index housekeeping, no change to the business.