Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
31 Jan 2019quarterly activities report● Neutral
December-quarter report restates the Warrego takeover terms (Warrego holders about 77%) and West Erregulla-2 timing in the first half of 2019, with Strike funding the first A$11m. If London fundraising proves hard because of Brexit, the company says it will raise funds on ASX.
Former AWE chief executive David Biggs is to join the board as non-executive director, subject to approval at the EGM that votes on the Warrego takeover. AWE's Waitsia field lies 16km from the West Erregulla-2 well site.
Strike secured the Easternwell 106 rig and expects West Erregulla-2 to spud in early May 2019. Reprocessed seismic lifts the best-estimate prospective resource to 1,162 BCF gross (581 BCF Warrego). The Petrel-Warrego deal still needs Petrel shareholder approval.
Binding share purchase agreement signed for the Warrego reverse takeover, firming up the November term sheet. Warrego holders get about 77%; EGM planned 18 February and completion 19 February 2019. AIM listing is not a condition and may slip because of Brexit uncertainty.
Prospex paid €280,000 for a second closing, lifting its Tesorillo (Spain) stake to 15% (Petrel's falls accordingly). A final €1.725m for 34.9% depends on the MT survey and well approval. Petrel hopes to drill towards the end of 2019.
29 Nov 2018director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
After the AGM, Porter and Williams retired and Greg Columbus became Chairman, with Alex Sundich staying as non-executive director. Sundich will resign when the Warrego acquisition completes. Confirms the 22 October plan.
Presentation on the proposed Warrego reverse takeover: Warrego holders 77%, Petrel holders 23%, company renamed Warrego Energy, a raising of about A$10m with AIM listing. Needs shareholder approval in January 2019. Repeats announced terms.
Petrel signed a non-binding term sheet to buy private UK company Warrego via a reverse takeover; Warrego holders would get about 77% of Petrel. Warrego holds EP469 (West Erregulla), 50% farmed to Strike, which funds the first A$11m of a well planned for first half 2019. AIM listing sought.
September-quarter report: Tesorillo MT survey contracts let, with work delayed by the late harvest. SIH funded Uruguay (Petrel now 41%), $1.06m raised, Columbus appointed. Mostly repeats earlier announcements; says the company aims to rebalance towards Australia.
Corporate governance statement for the 2018 year. Says the company follows most ASX recommendations but full adoption is not practical given its size. Administrative only.
Appendix 4G governance checklist lodged with the annual report, pointing to the corporate governance statement. Administrative only, no new information.
Full 2018 annual report; the chairman's letter says Uruguay farm-out drew no offers, hence the swap to Spain (97.5%). Focus is now Spain drilling and North Perth Basin (about 9,000km2), with executive and board pay suspended. Repeats results already reported on 28 September.
22 Oct 2018director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Greg Columbus joins the board as non-executive director and is intended to become Chairman at the 29 November AGM. Russ Porter and Andrew Williams retire at the AGM. The company cites austerity and reduced funding; Columbus holds almost 10% of Petrel.
SIH converted its US$500k preference capital into an extra 8% of the Uruguay venture, leaving Petrel at 41% and SIH at 59%. SIH added US$60,000 more and may add US$100,000 under its US$1.5m right (for 9.7%). Follows the 49% swap interest earlier in 2018.
Year to 30 June 2018: net loss $29.1m, including $19.1m impairments and an $8.2m loss from de-recognising Uruguay as a controlled entity. Total assets fell from $34.4m to $4.6m; net assets $3.5m. Focus shifted from Uruguay to Spain and North Perth Basin.
August Tesorillo presentation restating the 1956 Almarchal-1 gas discovery, NSAI prospective resource up to 2.3 TCF and the Prospex deal funding a €3.82m programme. Includes €280k for the survey and €1.725m for a well. Repeats known facts.
13 Aug 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
The placement and share purchase plan finished, raising $1,061,000 at 0.21c ($735k placement, $326k from the plan, which was below the $1m sought). Management salaries are halved for the current quarter, with no guarantee beyond it.
Top 20 shareholder list at 13 August 2018 showing 2,399,437,494 shares on issue. Discovery Investments is the largest holder at 6.57%, and David Casey holds 4.36%. Administrative only.
June-quarter report recapping the Spain/Uruguay swap, SIH's US$500k funding (Petrel to 41% if converted), possible further US$1.5m (Petrel 31.5%) and the $735k placement. Notes no Uruguay partner Letter of Intent was agreed. Mostly repeats earlier announcements.
Tesorillo magnetotelluric survey contracts are awarded, but fieldwork waits for an exceptionally late Spanish harvest to end. Results are expected late 2018, with a well targeted for 2019. Prospex rises to 15% on funding the survey.
Presentation backing the 4 July raising: placement of $735k and SPP up to $1m at 0.21c. Shows cash of about $0.18m at the March quarter, no external debt and market value of $4.6m. Repeats the announced terms and use of funds.
Tesorillo magnetotelluric survey is said to be imminent, with contract awarded and approvals in place. Environmental assessment for a well is being finalised and early talks held with drilling contractors. Prospex funds the work for up to 49.9%.
July presentation on Uruguay restating reduced exposure: Petrel 49% of SEI, SIH funding and able to reach up to 68.5% with a further US$1.5m. Recaps Cerro Padilla-1 oil at 793m, the Chaga-1 fault and NSAI resource up to 910 MMBBL oil and 3.1 TCF gas. Repeats known facts.
Chairman's letter and terms for the share purchase plan: up to $1m at 0.21c, parcels from $2,000 to $15,000, open 13 July to 7 August 2018, shares issued 13 August. Administrative detail of the 4 July raising.
4 July 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Petrel placed 350m shares at 0.21c to raise $735,000 (134m need approval at an early-August meeting) and launched a share purchase plan of up to $1m at the same price. Funds are for working capital and restructuring; management pay for Jan-June is share-based, subject to approval.
7 June 2018farm in farm out completion● NeutralMajor
Petrel completed the 27 April swap: Tesorillo (Spain) interest rises to 97.5%, Uruguay falls to 49%. No Uruguay Letter of Intent was reached within the five weeks; a partner is still possible but needs all parties' and ANCAP approval. SIH has invested US$500k.
Corporate Governance Statement, current as at 25 October 2017, setting out board roles and ASX governance compliance. Administrative only; no new operational or financial information.
Presentation on the north Perth Basin permit application STP-EPA-0127, restating the option on Palatine, that native title terms are agreed, and a staged work programme totalling $15m if granted. No new announcement beyond the 3 May release.
3 May 2018asset acquisition disposition● NeutralMajor
Petrel extended its option to buy Palatine Energy, holder of a north Perth Basin permit application (STP-EPA-0127, 2.2m acres), for $10,000. Purchase would cost $200,000 in cash or shares plus $100,000 in shares later. This is a new Western Australian thread, dependent on native title agreements and permit grant.