Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
28 July 2022quarterly activities report▲ Good
June quarter report: cash was $18.25m at 30 June, after $7.5m net AGL prepayment and $9.5m net PURE drawdown. Vali first gas is still expected in October, and Odin could come online in 2023. Net cash was $8.25m. Mostly repeats known events.
Metgasco's version of the Odin announcement: engineering and marketing work begins, with possible field work in the second half of FY23 and gas sales in the first half of FY24. Repeats Vintage's news.
The PRL 211 joint venture starts concept engineering to connect Odin to the Vali pipeline and a plan to market its gas, prioritising gas sales over exploration. Field work could begin in the second half of FY23, with Odin sales in the first half of FY24.
July corporate presentation repeats known facts: 50.5 PJ net Vali reserves, 9-16 PJ AGL contract, $15m prepaid, Odin 17.5 Bcf net. It adds that the JV will do front-end engineering design (FEED) for connecting Odin to the Vali pipeline.
Vali stimulation finished in June and well completions began with Rig 68. A construction contract was signed with Global Engineering and Construction, and the final $5m AGL prepayment was received. Pipeline installation is due in August, with first gas in October.
Metgasco's version of the Vali update: stimulation done, completions started, construction contract signed and the final $5m gross prepayment received. First gas is expected in October. Repeats Vintage's announcement.
The $10m PURE secured debt facility, announced November 2021, is complete and both $5m tranches are drawn. Interest is 11.0%, falling to 8.5% once cash-flow conditions are met, over 48 months. Issue of 58.8m warrants at 17c to PURE is also confirmed. Vintage says this completes funding for Vali.
10 June 2022farm in farm out completion▲ GoodMajor
The purchase of Beach Energy's 15% of PRL 211 is complete. Vintage holds 50% and operator, Bridgeport 25% and Metgasco 25%. This closes the thread opened on 29 March, with no new terms.
Metgasco's version of the PRL 211 ministerial approval. Its net share of Odin 2C rises 0.77 Bcf to 8.77 Bcf, and it pays $562,500 for a further 3.75%. Repeats Vintage's news.
Ministerial approval received for buying Beach Energy's 15% of PRL 211, announced 29 March. Vintage now holds 50% and operator, Bridgeport 25%, Metgasco 25%. Odin-1 is to be completed as a gas producer in the coming well campaign.
Vali first gas slips from mid-2022 to late September-October 2022 because of global supply chain delays to plant and equipment. Rain also slowed fracture stimulation. A rig is contracted, unlocking the final $5m AGL prepayment. Vintage says it is fully funded to first cash flow.
May corporate presentation restates known facts: Vali 2P reserves of 50.5 PJ net, the AGL gas contract to end-2026, Odin 2C of 17.5 Bcf net, and the first two of three $5m prepayments received. No new information.
The Vali joint venture signed the tie-in agreement with the Cooper Basin (SACB) joint venture, the last commercial agreement needed for Vali gas to flow to Moomba and AGL. Vintage has received its $5m share of the AGL prepayments.
Metgasco's version of the Vali tie-in agreement with the Cooper Basin (SACB) joint venture, the final commercial agreement for Vali gas supply. Repeats Vintage's announcement.
March quarter report: maiden AGL gas sales agreement signed, Beach's 15% of PRL 211 being acquired, Vali stimulation started 3 April, and Cervantes-1 drilled then plugged and abandoned. Repeats known events.
The Vali joint venture signed a processing agreement with the Cooper Basin (SACB) joint venture, satisfying the AGL contract's condition precedent. The gas sales agreement is now unconditional, and the first two $5m prepayments (of three) can be called.
Metgasco's version of the Vali processing agreement: the AGL gas contract is now unconditional and the first two prepayments, $10m gross ($2.5m net to Metgasco), can be called. Repeats Vintage's news.
Cervantes-1 reached total depth and found no hydrocarbons; all potential reservoir sands are water-wet, so the well will be plugged and abandoned. A dry hole for the 15.3 million barrel (gross) prospect, ending the Cervantes thread.
Weekly update: Cervantes-1 reached 2,050 m on 5 April, drilling toward the Permian targets. Prognosed total depth is 2,370 m. No safety incidents and no COVID-19 impact on drilling.
Fracture stimulation began at Vali-2 on 3 April, then Vali-3, taking about 42 days. It precedes completing all three wells for AGL sales. Processing and tie-in agreements are said to be near execution.
Metgasco's version of the Vali stimulation start: about 42 days across Vali-2 and Vali-3, followed by well completions. Repeats Vintage's announcement; nothing new.
29 Mar 2022asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Vintage and its partners will buy Beach Energy's 15% of PRL 211, lifting Vintage to 50% of both Vali and Odin, subject to ministerial approval. Payment is $1m plus $1.25m tied to production milestones. Vintage's net Odin 2C resource rises to 17.5 Bcf.
Cervantes-1 spudded on 26 March in the Perth Basin, targeting three Lower Permian zones to 2,370 m. Prospect holds 15.3 million barrels gross (4.6 million net) at a 28% chance of success. Drilling should take about 16 days.
Metgasco's version of the Vali gas sales agreement with AGL: 9-16 PJ gross to end-2026 and $15m prepayments. Repeats Vintage's same-day announcement; nothing new for Vintage holders.
The Vali joint venture signed the gas sales agreement with AGL, matching December's Heads of Agreement: 9-16 PJ gross to end-2026, with $15m in prepayments. Vintage's first gas contract. It starts once conditions are met, including a processing agreement. First gas still targeted mid-2022.
Both general meeting resolutions passed by poll: approval of the PURE warrants issue (about 97.6% for) and ratification of the earlier share issue (about 99.4% for). Clears the warrant approval step for the PURE debt facility.
Ensign 970 rig is mobilising to the Cervantes-1 site, about 7 days before spud. Target is 15.3 million barrels gross (4.6 million net) at a 28% chance of success. Vintage says its share of costs is funded.
Half-year loss of $1.83m (prior year $1.04m). Repeats known events: Vali reserves, AGL Heads of Agreement, Odin discovery, raisings. PURE warrants at 17c go to a shareholder meeting on 18 March 2022. The $10m debt facility remains subject to conditions.
Regulatory approval received and the Ensign 970 rig contracted for Cervantes-1 in the Perth Basin. Spud is planned for the latter half of March. Vintage earns 30% by funding 50% of the well; it says it is fully funded.
December quarter report restating Vali 2P reserves of 101.0 PJ gross (50.5 PJ net), the Odin 36.4 Bcf resource, the AGL Heads of Agreement, the $8.5m placement, $3.44m SPP and $10m debt facility. States Vintage is fully funded to take Vali to production.