Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
27 Sept 2017annual report● Neutral
Norwest's statutory accounts for the year to 30 June 2017. Directors' report shows three employees (five in 2016) and a loss per share of 0.01c (0.14c in 2016). Text is truncated, so no financial figures beyond these are confirmed.
Re-lodgement of the 30 June 2017 full-year statutory accounts, apparently the same document as the earlier filing with different page numbering. No new substance visible in the text provided.
Oil was recovered to surface at Xanadu-1, confirming a discovery. The Irwin River Coal Measures show three oil sands, with 4.6 m net pay in the top sand at 66% saturation. Dongara Sandstone was absent. A side-track appraisal well is planned and a discovery notice will be lodged.
Whitebark's own release repeating Norwest's Xanadu-1 oil discovery: 4.6 m net pay in the top sand, a Cliff Head analogue, and a planned side-track. Its MD calls it proven movable oil. Nothing beyond Norwest's announcement.
Triangle's own release repeating the Xanadu-1 oil discovery: three oil sands (A, B, C) with 4.6 m net pay in sand A, and a lowest known oil of 871.8 mTVDSS. It notes the Arrowsmith plant could take Xanadu crude. Nothing beyond Norwest's earlier announcement.
Triangle's own release repeating Norwest's report that Xanadu-1 hit hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs and reached 2035 m, with logging next. Nothing beyond Norwest's announcement.
Xanadu-1 reached a deepened 2035 m and found hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs, shown by elevated gas, oil shows and fluorescence. Wireline logging with fluid sampling follows. It is an early encouraging sign, not yet a confirmed discovery; the 7-inch casing is on its way in case logs are positive.
Jo-Ann Long becomes Company Secretary and CFO as Emma Curnow starts maternity leave on 15 September 2017. Long previously worked at Woodside and at Transerv, now Whitebark, a TP/15 partner. Curnow is expected to return.
RIU Good Oil conference presentation, a near copy of the 6 September update. It repeats the 160 MMbbl target, 3.0 billion shares, 0.4c share price and A$0.5m cash, and now lists Jim Tarlton as Board Advisor. No new results.
Whitebark Energy's own update, repeating Norwest's Xanadu-1 progress (975 m, drilling ahead) for its 15% interest, alongside its Canadian wells. Nothing new about Xanadu beyond Norwest's announcement.
Xanadu-1 has been drilled to 975 m and 244 mm casing cemented, with geology in line with pre-drill expectations. Primary and secondary targets are expected to be reached later this week. No hydrocarbon result yet.
Company update presentation after spud, repeating known facts: Xanadu-1 spudded 4 September targeting 160 MMbbl, and a three-well 2017/18 program. Shows 3.0 billion shares, 0.4c share price, A$12m market cap, A$0.5m cash at 30 June plus $1.05m raised, no debt.
Xanadu-1 began drilling at 3pm on 4 September 2017, about 11 days ahead of the earlier forecast. Planned depth is about 1863 m, taking roughly 23 days, targeting 160 MMbbl unrisked. This is the first Norwest-operated exploration well in years.
Jim Tarlton, Technical Director of Tamarind Resources, is appointed a non-voting independent Board advisor. Tamarind is a strategic partner of TP/15 partner Triangle, and took $475k of Norwest's August placement. The company says it gives Tamarind no board control.
Xanadu-1 spud brought forward to 5 September 2017 from the second half of September, with Enerdrill Rig-3 already on location. Drilling is expected to take 23 days, targeting 160 MMbbl unrisked recoverable oil; Norwest stays free-carried for 25% as operator.
Norwest raised A$1.046 million at 0.32c: $510,000 from the share purchase plan and $536,000 from a placement. Malaysia-based Tamarind Classic Resources took $475,000 of the placement. Shares are due to be allotted 4 August 2017.
June 2017 quarter: Xanadu-1 on track to spud in late September. Cyclone became Jingemia operator and RCMA took 60%, with first production expected Q4; Norwest keeps 6.278%. Empire won a 12-month extension, so the EP368 well is now due by 29 June 2018.
Whitebark Energy's own release (it holds the 15% interest previously described as Transerv's) repeating the Xanadu-1 spud in the second half of September. It will fund its share from cash. Nothing beyond Norwest's announcement.
Triangle's own release repeating that Xanadu-1 will spud in mid to late September 2017. It names Whitebark as the 15% partner, an inference that this is the former Transerv. Nothing beyond Norwest's announcement.
The share purchase plan closing date is extended two weeks to 28 July 2017, giving shareholders time to weigh the Xanadu-1 spud date. Price stays at 0.32c; allotment moves to 4 August.
Xanadu-1 spud scheduled for the second half of September 2017, after AWE's Waitsia wells, using Enerdrill Rig-3. This firms up the earlier 'H2 2017' timing. Lockyer Deep-1 now second half of 2018; Arrowsmith-3 late 2018/early 2019; Jingemia oil sales expected Q4 2017.
Administrative notice under ASIC Class Order 09/425 that the company is making the share purchase plan offer, and that it has no undisclosed excluded information. No new substance.
Offer booklet for the $1 million share purchase plan at 0.32c, up to $15,000 per holder, closing 14 July 2017. Sets out terms and the same use of funds; no new information beyond the 19 June announcement.
19 June 2017capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Norwest offers a share purchase plan to raise $1 million at 0.32c, a 20% discount to the five-day average price. Funds go to the EP368/EP426 well, Jingemia restart, Norwest's TP/15 share after Xanadu, and working capital. A placement at the same price is possible.
Transerv's own release confirming the TP/15 joint venture operating agreement is signed, with Xanadu-1 to be drilled in H2 2017. Transerv's net cost is expected at A$1.5 million. Repeats Norwest's announcement.
Full farm-out agreements signed for Xanadu-1, turning the February term sheets into binding deals: 3C and Triangle 30% each, Transerv 15%, Norwest free-carried for 25% as operator. Rig letter of intent issued to Enerdrill; EPA ruled no assessment needed; heritage approval signed.
March 2017 quarter: Xanadu-1 (160 MMbbl unrisked) farmout with 3C Group finalised and drilling approvals under review. Empire put North Erregulla Deep prospective resources at 55 BCF gas and 3.55 MMbbl oil, with the EP368 well targeted for Q4. Jingemia work expected Q3.
Half-year to December 2016: net loss $615,972, down from $1,041,982 a year earlier. Norwest's TP/15 interest falls from 100% to 25% after the farmout, and EP492 was surrendered. Financial statements are truncated here.