Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
29 Oct 2020quarterly activities report● Neutral
September quarter: Rey repaid $1.54M to ASF. The R1 geochemical survey and annual well inspections were completed. Fitzroy 2020-21 budget approved, operator still seeking farm-out investors. L15 oil disposal now planned April-May 2021. EP487 suspension application lodged.
Re-lodged 2020 Annual Report for the year to 30 June 2020; same report as the 29 Sept version. Chair says West Kora-1 reproduction was being reviewed after Doriemus's L15 farm-out ended Feb 2020, and COVID-19 slowed works. Extract shows no financial figures.
2020 Annual Report for the year to 30 June 2020. Holds 100% of EP487 and the Lennard Shelf blocks, and 40% of Fitzroy. The chair says Doriemus failed to spend agreed funds on L15 and COVID-19 slowed works. Extract shows no financial figures.
Corporate governance statement dated 28 September 2020 reporting against ASX principles for FY2020. Governance disclosure only, with no new commercial information.
June quarter: loan facilities extended and Liu's increased. Fitzroy farm-out marketing is delayed by COVID-19, Rey told the regulator it wants another 12-month suspension for EP487, and approvals were obtained for the R1 survey and L15 well inspections. Duchess Paradise native title talks restart.
Company secretary Shannon Coates resigned and William Kuan was appointed. He is a director and company secretary of ASF Group, a substantial shareholder and lender. Registered office moved to Sydney (3B Macquarie Street).
ASF's $2M facility maturity extended from 30 June 2020 to 31 October 2021. Wanyan Liu Loan Facility #2 increased from $3M to $5M, maturing 31 October 2021, at 12% interest paid quarterly in cash. Gives Rey a longer debt runway.
March quarter: Doriemus withdrew from the L15 farm-out, ASF loan maturity was extended and Norwest shares were sold for $265,280. Rey is considering a farm-out proposal from Buru at Fitzroy, still seeks EP487 partners, and is preparing for a 2020 drilling requirement.
Half-year to 31 Dec 2019: net loss $602,000 versus $8,271,000 a year earlier, which included an impairment. Finance costs $331,000, mainly interest on ASF and Wanyan Liu loans. Norwest shares sold after period for $265,280. Auditor now listed as ShineWing, not KPMG.
ASIC Form 484 records cancellation of 28,000 shares in a buy-back (earliest date 30 Jan 2020, $7,880 paid). Total shares are now 212,160,439. Administrative, with negligible effect.
Doriemus confirms it gave notice withdrawing from the L15 farm-out, ending its right to earn an interest. It says it will focus on its proposed Oilex deal for South Australian Cooper-Eromanga assets. Mirrors Rey's announcement.
Doriemus has withdrawn from the L15 farm-out, ending its right to earn 50% for funding A$1M of West Kora 1 work. Rey stays 100% holder of L15 and will seek new partners. This follows the earlier EP487 farm-out ending in August 2019.
December quarter: Rey sold its Norwest Energy shares for $265,280 and cut the ASF loan limit to $2M. Regulator approved the R1/EP104/EP487 work variation and suspension (EP487 approved 13 Nov 2019). L15 site work continues; Fitzroy budget under board review.
Rey cuts its ASF loan facility from $3.8M to $2M and extends maturity from 31 December 2019 to 31 March 2020. Other terms are unchanged. This follows the Wanyan Liu loans intended to repay ASF.
September quarter: L15 site work is in progress. Rey sought to relinquish 13 EP487 blocks, but the government suggested keeping all blocks, relaxed well conditions and a new suspension and variation was lodged. Operator proposes 3D and 2D surveys at Fitzroy.
2019 Annual Report: confirms the Doriemus EP487 farm-out ended in August 2019 while L15 continues. Rey says it is in discussions with other investors for EP487 and Duchess Paradise funding. Holds Fitzroy 40% and 100% of EP487 and Lennard Shelf.
Corporate governance statement dated 28 October 2019 reporting against ASX principles. Governance disclosure only, with some departures noted; no new commercial information.
Full-year statutory accounts for the year to 30 June 2019, with unchanged board and KPMG as auditor. The extract provided shows no financial figures, so no results can be stated.
5 Aug 2019material agreement termination▼ BadMajor
Rey terminates the EP487 farm-out with Doriemus because it did not raise sufficient funds by 31 July 2019. Rey stays 100% holder of EP487 and will seek new partners. The L15 farm-out is unaffected.
Doriemus confirms receiving Rey's termination notice for the EP487 farm-out, as it lacked funding by 31 July 2019 to drill the Butler well. Its right to earn EP487 ends; the L15 farm-out continues. Mirrors Rey's announcement.
June quarter: L15 site work is being prepared and fundraising for the EP487 well is underway at Doriemus. Fitzroy survey remains deferred to March 2021, and WA fracking implementation is due by end 2020. Reports the post-quarter refinancing.
Rey takes a further loan facility of up to $3M from substantial shareholder Wanyan Liu, 12% interest, maturing 31 December 2021. It will fund working capital and repay the $3.8M ASF facility due 31 December 2019. The $500k loan is extended to 31 March 2021.
Doriemus says Rey agreed to move its deadline for proof of funding for the EP487 well from 30 June to 31 July 2019. Doriemus is still evaluating funding options, so the Butler farm-out remains unfunded.