Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
27 Sept 2012annual report● Neutral
Annual report to 30 June 2012 recaps the Warren acquisition and three acreage sales and farmouts for a net $2.1m. Tamaska keeps 8% of 105 Duvernay sections and 16% of 113 Rock Creek sections. West Klondike is now expected in the December quarter.
Tamaska agreed with Black Swan Energy to expand the joint venture area to include its interest in 6.25 more sections and 7.75 recently acquired ones. Net cash to Tamaska is C$157,972, and it now holds a 1.6% carried Duvernay interest over 48 sections.
Tamaska reminds holders its listed options (TMKO), exercisable at $0.05, expire 30 June 2012. The shares last traded at 0.1 cents, far below the exercise price, so exercise looks unlikely (inference). This closes the open option thread.
Tamaska signed a letter of intent to sell the Duvernay rights under 10.5 Pembina sections to a Canadian buyer, at prices in line with earlier 2012 sales, with closing expected around 21 March. Rock Creek rights are kept. Price not stated.
Half-year accounts to 31 December 2011 show a net loss of $1,304,080, against $262,789 a year earlier. The review repeats the Warren acquisition and the C$20m acreage sale. Only part of the text was provided.
Partner Mako says the C$20m sale of 80% of 30 sections has closed. The buyer must fund a vertical Duvernay well by 31 December 2012. This completes the December letter of intent that brings Tamaska about C$1.6m.
27 Jan 2012asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Tamaska and its partners completed a second sale, of Duvernay rights under 8 remote sections, price confidential, and bought 4.5 adjoining sections cheaply. The joint venture keeps 103 Duvernay and 111 Rock Creek sections; proceeds go to 2012 activities.
Partner Transerv reports the joint venture sold its Duvernay rights under 8 sections to a major Canadian company, price confidential, and bought 4.5 more sections adjoining the new JV. It repeats Tamaska's own announcement of the same day.
Partner Mako reports the same letter of intent: 80% of 30 sections sold for C$20m (C$10m to Mako), with a carry on two wells. The buyer is unnamed. Confirms the Tamaska deal; Tamaska's own share is about C$1.6m.
Tamaska and its Alberta partners signed a letter of intent for a Canadian company to buy 80% of 30 sections for C$20m cash (Tamaska's share about C$1.6m), with the partners carried through the first two Duvernay wells. This is the first deal from the Macquarie sale process.
Shareholders approved a name change at the 28 November AGM to Tamaska Oil and Gas Ltd, formerly Kilgore. From 2 December 2011 the ticker changes from KOG to TMK (options KOGO to TMKO, KOGOA to TMKOA).
Logs show the Lyons Point well is not commercial and partners will plug and abandon it. Kilgore's 10% share was a paid US$923,000 dry-hole cost. This resolves the well thread negatively, leaving West Klondike and the Alberta sale as the main hopes.
Lyons Point well reached an extended total depth of 16,500 ft, 200 ft deeper than planned, after drilling into what is expected to be the Marg Tex 3 sands. Electric logs will now be run to assess hydrocarbons.
Lyons Point well crossed the key trapping fault around 15,000 ft as expected and is drilling slowly through hard shale at 15,758 ft. No reservoir results yet.
2011 annual report. The chairman's letter calls Duvernay and Rock Creek the cornerstone assets, with Macquarie marketing them for a sell-down or farmout, and says West Klondike is due to spud before year end (earlier text said October). Mostly repeats known facts.
Lyons Point well is drilling ahead at 12,662 ft, with the first objective at 15,800 ft about 30 days after the final casing at 14,200 ft. No results yet.
Partner Mako reports the JV, including Kilgore's Warren Energy, bought two more sections (512 ha) of Rock Creek land at a 5 October Crown sale. Mako holds 50% and operates. The rest concerns Mako's own Provost well.
Full-year financial report to 30 June 2011 covering the Warren Energy acquisition, the Macquarie sale process (bids October-November 2011) and the new board. Directors Short and Sklenka are shown as resigned (22 Aug for Sklenka). Financial figures are not in the extract.
Kilgore confirms Macquarie-Tristone has issued the memorandum formally starting the sale/farmout of its Alberta assets (16% Rock Creek, 8% Duvernay), with bids expected late October. Advances the Macquarie thread from appointment to a live process.
Partner Transerv says Macquarie Tristone has issued the overview memorandum formally starting the sale/farm-out of the Alberta JV's Duvernay and Rock Creek rights, with bids expected late October. Also reports its own British Columbia acquisition, which does not involve Kilgore.
September presentation repeats known facts: Canadian assets (8% Duvernay, 16% Rock Creek), Lyons Point and West Klondike wells, and Macquarie sale process targeting Q4 2011. States cash about $1m and 6,396m shares. Charles Morgan is now listed as Chairman.
The Pruittet et al #1 well at Lyons Point spudded 13 September 2011 and was at 1,248 ft. Target depth is 16,300 ft, about 45 days. Kilgore holds 10% WI. Resolves the long-awaited spud.