Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
2 July 2019farm in farm out completion▲ GoodMajor
Vintage executed the binding ATP 2021 farm-in agreement and joint operating agreement with Metgasco on the May terms. It manages first-well planning now, with the 50% interest and operatorship transferring after ministerial approval. Turns the May heads of agreement into a signed deal.
Metgasco says the ATP 2021 farm-out agreement and joint operating agreement with Vintage are signed on the May terms. Transfer of 50% awaits ministerial approval, expected this month. Vali well now targeted for Q4 2019, a shift from earlier second-half timing.
Ensign Rig 932 is moving from Moomba to the Galilee Basin; the Albany-2 pad and camp are finished. Spud is now expected early July 2019, a further slip from late June. Albany-2 is to be cored and sits about seven kilometres from Albany-1.
Comet Ridge's version of the APA memorandum: it replaces a 2016 MOU, with Vintage now joining. APA will do route surveys and apply for a Pipeline Survey Licence. Repeats Vintage's same-day announcement.
Vintage, Comet Ridge and APA Group signed a memorandum of understanding for APA to study a pipeline route linking the Galilee Basin to east coast markets. They agreed a framework to negotiate a gas transport agreement, under which APA would build and own the pipeline. Non-binding.
Vintage repeats the operator's update: rig mobilisation early to mid-June, Albany-2 spud expected late June, then the Albany-1 sidetrack. Condor is the preferred stimulation provider. Stage 2 completion would lift Vintage from 15% to 30%. No new result.
Operator Comet Ridge says Albany-2 pad construction is nearly done and Ensign Rig 932 should move in early to mid-June, with spud about two weeks later. Condor Energy Services is the preferred stimulation contractor, with stimulation late in Q3 2019.
Metgasco's side of the same deal: Vintage to earn 50% and operatorship of Cooper Basin permit ATP 2021 by funding 65% of the first well (up to $5.3m gross) plus $527,800 back-costs. First well planned on the Vali prospect in the second half of 2019.
Vintage enters the Cooper/Eromanga Basins, signing a binding heads of agreement to earn 50% and operatorship of the 370 km2 ATP 2021 from Metgasco. It funds 65% of the first well (up to $5.3m gross) and $527,800 of past costs; ministerial approval is needed.
Vintage signed a binding heads of agreement for Firetail Energy Services to earn 10% of EP126 by providing $850,000 of services toward the $3.2 million Cullen-1 test. Vintage keeps 90% and operatorship. This delivers the planned farm-down; it is subject to approvals.
March quarter report: Ensign Rig 932 contracted for two firm and two optional Galilee wells, awaiting dry roads; Nangwarry-1 pad underway, finishing early May. PEP 171 farm-in with Cooper Energy formalised, Vintage to operate. Cullen-1 flow test on EP 126 still planned.
Taylor Collison East Coast Gas Day presentation repeating the March deck: net cash $28.6 million, market value $40.0 million, and the Galilee two-well program now due to start in May 2019 rather than April.
Operator Comet Ridge says seismic processing is under way, with possible new leads near Lake Galilee-1 and a new anticline about 25 km north. Heavy rain means Albany-2 will not spud before early May. Repeats Vintage's same-day update.
Early seismic processing shows several possible leads near Lake Galilee-1 and new structural trends. Heavy rain has delayed rig mobilisation, so Albany-2 will not spud before early May, pushing back the Stage 2 wells.
March investor presentation showing net cash of $28.6 million at 31 December 2018 and a market value of $44.0 million. It repeats known assets and says the two-well Galilee drilling is due in April 2019.
Half-year report to 31 December 2018 covering the Albany-1 result, the Koburra seismic and the Stage 2 farm-in, with an Albany-1 re-entry expected April/May 2019. Shown text is truncated before the financial statements, so no figures are available.
Operator Comet Ridge reports the 336 km Koburra seismic survey finished on 2 March with good-quality raw data. The Albany-2 pad build begins soon; the rig move is two to three weeks behind plan. Repeats Vintage's own update of the same day.
The 336 km Koburra seismic survey finished on 2 March; Vintage's 15% rises to 30% once seismic and the Albany-2 and Albany-1ST1 wells are done. Interpretation is expected in Q4 FY19, and the rig is delayed by rain.
14 Feb 2019asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Vintage completed the purchase from Beach Energy of 100% and operatorship of EP 126 in the Bonaparte Basin (6,700 km2) on 31 January 2019. Flow-testing the cased Cullen-1 well is planned as the first on-ground activity. No price is stated.
Operator Comet Ridge has contracted Ensign Rig 932 for Albany-2 and the Albany-1/ST1 deepening, plus two contingent wells, starting March 2019 after the wet season. Vintage formally commits to Stage 2, earning another 15% to reach 30%.
The Koburra 2D seismic program (325 km) began on 30 December after a rain delay, starting Stage 2 of the Galilee farm-in where Vintage holds 15%. Data is expected for interpretation in late March; Albany-2 drilling follows.
AGM presentation restating Vintage's gas-focused strategy, the Albany-1 flow of 230 Mscfd, the 23 PJ net 2C resource, the $30m IPO at 20 cents and Stage 2 starting. Repeats known facts; shown text is cut off before the FY19 timeline.
All five AGM resolutions passed, including Nelson's re-election, the incentive plan and Gibbins' performance rights. The extra 10% placement capacity passed with 81.27% in favour, with 18.5 million votes against.
Transfer documents for a 15% interest in the Galilee Deeps joint venture are fully executed, so Vintage books its first resource: net contingent gas of 8/23/63 PJ (1C/2C/3C) at the Albany field. This formalises the Stage 1 farm-in earned earlier.
Operator Comet Ridge signed an agreement for 300-420 km of new 2D seismic in the Galilee Basin, starting early December at up to $3.5 million gross. Vintage will fund 50% ($1.75 million) as the first part of Stage 2, which also covers Albany-2 drilling and would take it to a 30% interest.
September quarter report: Vintage listed on 17 September after the $30 million IPO and earned its first 15% of the Galilee Deeps joint venture. It books net contingent resources of 8/21/58 Bcf (1C/2C/3C). Albany-1 flowed 230,000 scf/day but reached only 10% of the target sands; more drilling and seismic planned.
Notice of the annual general meeting on 27 November 2018 in Adelaide. Resolutions cover the remuneration report, re-electing chairman Reg Nelson, an employee incentive plan, and up to 2,812,500 performance rights for managing director Neil Gibbins.
2018 annual report with chairman's address, operations review and a 2018 reserve statement. Cover shows Albany-1 drilling. Shown text is only the contents page, so no figures are available here.
Appendix 4G confirming the corporate governance statement for the year to 30 June 2018 is on the company website and approved by the board. Administrative filing.