Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
30 Jan 2006drilling progress report● Neutral
Operator reports the Eagle North-1 sidetrack drilled to 3,459 metres, and the crew is changing the drill bit and assembly to continue toward the 4,145-metre target. Progress after the stuck pipe; no oil result.
Partner First Australian Resources reports Eagle North-1 preparing to drill ahead in the sidetrack at 11,285 feet, and its Schwing A-1 Louisiana well at 10,984 feet. Nothing new for Lakes' 15%.
Sun Resources says Eagle North-1 is still at 3,625 metres while a cement plug is set to sidetrack. Target depth is now expected late next week, with drilling to restart at the weekend. Delay continues; no result.
Victoria Petroleum says the remaining drill pipe in Eagle North-1 was retrieved and a cement plug is being set before sidetracking from about 3,500 metres. Drilling should resume over the weekend; no new result.
Sun Resources reports Eagle North-1 pipe stuck at 3,625 metres; the company will leave about 60 feet of pipe, plug with cement and sidetrack, with drilling to resume within 48 hours. A setback for the well Lakes holds 15% of; no oil result yet.
Operator Victoria Petroleum confirms Eagle North-1 pipe stuck at 3,625 metres; it will cement and sidetrack from about 3,500 metres, resuming in roughly 48 hours. Repeats the hoped-for 1,000 barrels a day from the horizontal leg; no result.
Sun Resources relays that Eagle North-1 was at 3,540 metres, with target depth expected about 25 January. Repeats background and the 15% interest table; no new result for Lakes.
Gippsland Offshore Petroleum says it has earned 51% of the PEP-155 Marlo Block after contributing $400,000 for Patrobus-1 and Banjo-1A. Lakes keeps 46%; GOP plans a well there in 2008. Completes the farm-in reported earlier.
Partner First Australian Resources reports Eagle North-1 drilling at 11,614 feet (3,540 metres), and its Louisiana well paused for rig repairs. Nothing new for Lakes' 15%.
Banjo-1A reached 282 metres with only minor gas shows and no oil fluorescence; it will be logged and plugged. Gippsland Offshore Petroleum has earned 51% of the Marlo Block, leaving Lakes with 46%. Eagle North-1 was at 11,111 feet.
Sun Resources relays Eagle North-1 at 3,386 metres during a wiper trip, with target depth now expected about 25 January. Routine progress; no oil result yet for Lakes' 15%.
Sun Resources relays Eagle North-1 at 2,732 metres, with total depth now expected about 24 January rather than 26 January because of good drilling progress. No oil result yet.
Lakes' December quarter report covers shallow Marlo holes (Patrobus-1 showed possible residual condensate; Banjo-1 hit lost circulation, so Banjo-1A was drilled), Wombat and Trifon flow tests, and Boundary Creek-2 at 2,341 metres with gas shows. Text is truncated, so cash is not shown.
Sun Resources relays Eagle North-1 drilling at 2,134 metres, with target depth still expected around 26 January. Routine progress and repeated background; no oil result yet for Lakes' 15%.
Lakes plans Loy Yang-2 in PEP 166, Gippsland, for mid-February, to re-test gas seen in the 1994 Loy Yang-1A well. It will earn 25% more (to 75%) from Ausam by paying 100% of the well, funded by a 50 million share placement at 2 cents.
Operator Victoria Petroleum reports Eagle North-1 drilling at 2,134 metres toward a 4,206-metre total depth. Repeats the hope of up to 1,000 barrels a day from a horizontal leg; no new result.
Partner Sun Resources relays that Eagle North-1 was drilling at 1,444 metres, with target depth expected around 26 January. Repeats earlier background on the Eagle Oil Pool; no new result for Lakes' 15%.
Eagle North-1 was drilling ahead at 1,444 metres, heading for the target sandstone near 4,145 metres and total depth of 4,206 metres. Routine progress; no oil result yet for Lakes' 15%.
Partner First Australian Resources reports Eagle North-1 drilling toward 5,000 feet, plus its separate Louisiana well at 8,755 feet. Nothing new on Lakes' 15% interest.
Operator reports the blowout preventer being tested at 913 metres before drilling resumes in 9⅞-inch hole. The target sandstone is expected near 4,145 metres. Routine; no new result.
Casing is complete at Eagle North-1 (913 metres), and the rig is testing blowout equipment before drilling resumes. Target depth is expected in about 10 days. No new result.
Eagle North-1 reached its first casing point at about 913 metres and 10¾-inch casing was being run. Drilling is due to resume towards the 4,200-metre target within 48 hours. Routine progress for Lakes' 15%.
Operator reports casing run at 913 metres on Eagle North-1, with drilling ahead to 4,206 metres expected after about 48 hours. Duplicate of partner report; no new result.
Operator Victoria Petroleum confirms drilling began at Eagle North-1, reaching 252 metres, with a planned total depth of 4,206 metres. Duplicate of partner reports; no new result for Lakes' 15% interest.
Partner First Australian Resources' weekly update repeats that Eagle North-1 has spudded and was at 828 feet. It also covers its separate Louisiana well. Nothing new for Lakes' 15% interest.
Eagle North-1 spudded 11 January and was drilling at 252 metres, heading for a 4,200-metre target. Lakes holds 15% of the project. Reported via partner Sun Resources; the well is an appraisal of the 1986 discovery.
Lakes reports its Banjo 1A core hole in PEP 155, Gippsland, has reached 100 metres and will switch to a rotary rig. Gippsland Offshore Petroleum is funding up to $400,000 of a two-well program to earn 51%. It also relays the Eagle North-1 rig-up news.