Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
1 Feb 2017capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Senex raises A$55m by placing 15% of its shares at 31.5 cents, about 12.6% to EIG Global Energy Partners, which will become a substantial shareholder. A Share Purchase Plan capped at A$40m follows. EIG says up to US$300m of Western Surat funding may be available, subject to due diligence and agreement. Part of the EIG placement needs FIRB approval.
Notice of a 1 February 2017 conference call on EIG becoming a substantial shareholder and working with Senex on a funding model for the Western Surat Gas Project. Details are in the separate transaction announcement.
December monthly drilling report confirms Worrior-11 found 11.3 metres of net pay and is expected online in Q3 FY17. The rig moves to Spitfire-8 in mid-January. Repeats the partner's earlier result.
Worrior-11 reached 1,669 metres and was cased and suspended, with a 5.2 metre net oil column in the lower Birkhead/Hutton target plus further oil in the mid-Birkhead and McKinlay. Reported by partner Cooper Energy; a small development success for the Worrior field.
Cooper Energy, Senex's 30% partner in PPL 207, reports Worrior-11 spudded on 21 December 2016. It is an oil development well with a planned depth of 1,632 metres, expected to take about nine days. This starts the campaign announced on 2 December.
Senex starts its FY17 Cooper Basin drilling campaign, with Worrior-11 spudding mid-December, then Spitfire-8, then Sparta-1 and Hoplite-1 oil exploration wells in PEL 182 in early 2017. Silver Star-1 gas well (about $15m, Origin carrying Senex's share) is due to spud in February after rig delays.
The Glenora pilot, the first Western Surat Gas Project development, was completed on budget and ahead of schedule, and appraisal testing starts immediately. A raw gas sales agreement with Santos GLNG is still being negotiated. A legacy well on the Eos block free-flowed over 2 million cubic feet a day for about three hours.
2016 Annual Report, with the AGM set for 16 November 2016. Production fell 27% to 1.01 mmboe; acreage over 68,000 sq km. Repeats the full year results already reported. Text shown is mostly front matter.
Appendix 4E: FY16 revenue down 40% to $69.3m, statutory loss $33.2m (from $80.6m loss), underlying profit nil versus $5.6m. No dividend; net tangible assets $0.32 per share. Repeats figures already reported.
Full year results presentation repeating reported figures: production 1.01 mmboe, 2P reserves 83.4 mmboe, cash $102m, hedging gains $13/bbl. Notes location agreed for a northern Cooper gas well with Origin. No new information.
FY16 results: sales revenue down 40% to $69.3m, underlying profit nil, statutory loss $33.2m after $69.7m impairment offset by $38.2m Maisey gain. EBITDAX $63.6m, cash $102m, liquidity $180m. FY17 guidance repeated, with Vanessa now expected in Q3 FY17.
Corporate governance statement for FY16 stating compliance with ASX principles. It notes Denis Patten retired and Dr Warburton joined the board in March 2016. Administrative, no new substance.
Senex guided FY17 capex of $60-70m and production of 0.8-1.0 mmboe, with at least six Cooper Basin wells and the first Surat appraisal wells online by end 2016. The Vanessa gas field was expected online in Q1 FY17, and a high-impact Cooper gas exploration well with Origin was planned for Q2 FY17.
At 30 June 2016, 2P reserves rose 15% to 83.4 mmboe (net of Maisey sale) and 1P to 12.1 mmboe, with first Surat Basin 1P booking after the GLNG gas deal. Cooper contingent resources were cut 39% to 208 mmboe, mainly unconventional gas, after weak Hornet-1 and Kingston Rule-1 tests.
June 2016 Asia-Pacific roadshow presentation repeating known facts: cash $101m, liquidity $178m, 20-year GLNG gas agreement, hedging, ~A$41/bbl break-even. Adds that first Western Surat appraisal wells are targeted online by end 2016. No new announcement.
Energy Drilling Australia (an Ausdrill subsidiary) sued Senex for about $6.7m over a drilling contract Senex terminated in March 2015. Senex calls the claim without merit, will defend it and counterclaim more than $1.2m.
International roadshow presentation repeating known facts: cash $100m, liquidity $177m, 20-year GLNG gas sales agreement, hedging. Notes about 15% headcount cut in March 2016, break-even about A$41/bbl, market cap about A$300m at 26c. Pro forma 2P reserves shown as 72 mmboe after Maisey.
Dr John Warburton joins the board as an independent non-executive director. He has a 34-year career in exploration with BP, Oil Search, Roc Oil and others, and is expected to strengthen the board's technical depth on exploration.
Senex bought put options over 400,000 barrels of Brent for the first half of FY17, with a US$45/bbl floor (about A$62) and upside kept. The premium was US$2.4m. This extends hedging beyond FY16's A$75 floor, at a lower price.
No wells were spudded in February. Senex says it will do no drilling in the near future because of the subdued oil price outlook, and will stop monthly drilling reports until drilling resumes.
ASX queried a share price rise to an intraday high of 21.25c. Senex said it knew of no unannounced information and pointed to investor interest after the results, and Brent rising to US$37/bbl.
Half year results presentation repeating reported figures: underlying profit $5.2m, cash $99.6m, liquidity $176.9m, G&A down 39%. Notes two Murta wells fracture stimulated and Origin production testing to start shortly. No new information.
Half year to December 2015: underlying profit $5.2m, statutory loss $27.1m after a $69.7m impairment, partly offset by a $38.2m Maisey gain. Production 0.54 mmboe (down 26%), cash $100m, liquidity $177m, no dividend. Guidance is on track.
Pre-announcement of half year items: about $38m after-tax gain on the Maisey sale, offset by about $70m non-cash impairment on longer-dated Cooper exploration assets. The impairment reflects lower oil price assumptions and cut near-term spending; producing assets are not expected to be impaired.
Notice of the 23 February 2016 half year results release and a 9.00am AEST webcast. CFO Graham Yerbury is now named alongside CEO Ian Davies. No substantive content.
No wells were spudded in January, in line with the reduced capital program. Further drilling depends on the oil price outlook; a market update is promised with the half year results on 23 February 2016.