KUALA LUMPUR: Barclays Corporate Banking plc predicts that demand for oil will triple in 2016, and that oil price, which is now about US$45 (RM197.55) per barrel, will rise to US$50 per barrel by end-2015 and to US$60 per barrel next year.
The expected oil price rise will be spurred by a sustained doubling of growth in global demand of up to four million barrels per day, it said in a statement.
The topic was discussed at a recent event hosted by the bank’s corporate foreign exchange team. It had invited influential industry professionals to discuss the current challenging market, and the future of the North Sea, among others.
On behalf of Sona Petroleum, CIMB Investment Bank Berhad wishes to announce that a statement of no objections to the Proposed Acquisition was received from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) on 27 November 2015.
Hahaha…Just joking only Ruslimz… Damn smart ass won’t let ikan bilis like us to collect cheap….I would like to see the price move up to at least 0.48 within a month… then really Sona Boleh…hahaha
easymoney.....dulu lu main sona........sikalang pun lu main sona .....ini minyak angin punya company susah dapat wang.....go to PUC...ini counter tadak jual minyak angin....dia mahu jual itu renewal energy....lagi baik punya.......
It takes at least 3 months for SC to approve and that is IF they comply EXACTLY as being laid out and not try to be smart & fancy & twisting plans to acquire QA. If really get QA .. U will see ALL the directors buying WA !
Assuming QA fails, they would refund money back. Initial price was i think 0.45/share. If it comes with interest in FD (3%p.a for 3 yrs), that's probably 0.49/share. Minus some administrative fees (don't have basis for this but perhaps less 5% fees?), that would be 0.467/share.
So, if price at 0.435/share, the profit is 0.032/share (7.3% equivalent for 0.435/share) for less than 1 year period until deadline.
Sounds good. Hope no surprises when reach the deadline.
1. this QA is more direct with 100% controlling stake vs Salamandar -40% stake , big question marks on management control then
2. price is reasonable low without going for loan, enough cash for infill and capex expenses VS Salamander case with additional bank loan
3. oil price already at low end and some certainty on oil price & direction VS Salamander period, when oil price was falling from the hill, SC then have many questions on the viability of the field, thus the delayed and delayed. Cliq is now in this conundrum
4. SC now has the experienced in handling the SPACs after first few cases VS previously
5. Australian FIBR already gave its approval in less than a month
@cadmus_C , i believe we need to less 25%++ on the interest earn for corporate tax. That leave the interest nett about 3.1 cents. 3.1 / 44.0 = 7.04% return until maturity.
yes the assets that SOna going to acquired have met the SC requirement and it is therefore rest in the hand of SC to approve it unlike the Salamander deals that tooks months until the bidding is overwrite by another bidders during that period.
SC has no reason to delay the approval unless they're having grudges with Sona management.
I am holding big chunk of the warrants and some mother too.
Hope this time they got the QA and release the pressure of the Mgmt and also the shareholders.
This will give the Mgmt some relieve and concentrate on the STAG Oilfield and others cheaper assets or tied-up to enhance the company profits in months or years to come.
Credit Suisse increased another 3mil shares on 16 & 17 Dec.
Since Sona oilfield is in Australia and the selling price is at USD, but payment of expenses for the oilfield is in AUD, there is forex gains too for Sona even crude is now at the lowest.
Any profits repatriate back to Malaysia could also resulted in forex gain for the company as AUD vs RM.
since Sona is not using 100% of the trust fund, would it be possible to refund the balance to shareholder ? Just my wild opinion. It would be great if is true.
Sona investment is quite simple..........!! Unless its share price move above its cash price of Rm 0.48....there is a generally tendency to vote against & get back cash mah.....!!
For warrant better to sell & avoid bcos the risk is very high lah....!!
Oil prices seen the bottom and hopefully 2016 will up as many of those analysts predicted. Then we have hopes on Sona to chart higher.
If the QA is approved this is the 1st O&G SPAC that have revenue from production unlike Hisbiscus despite all the hoo hah on licensed acquired/exploration JV/etc but not seen the revenue after many many tied-up.
Hopefully Sona will turn the fortune around despite the sluggish O&G market and weak oil prices.
If GLC related co, likely this counter is going to fly high...... Hope to see its sky high with target > RM1.0 to bring a big momentum & positive spirit to our local stock market.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Barclays Corporate Banking plc predicts that demand for oil will triple in 2016, and that oil price, which is now about US$45 (RM197.55) per barrel, will rise to US$50 per barrel by end-2015 and to US$60 per barrel next year.
The expected oil price rise will be spurred by a sustained doubling of growth in global demand of up to four million barrels per day, it said in a statement.
The topic was discussed at a recent event hosted by the bank’s corporate foreign exchange team. It had invited influential industry professionals to discuss the current challenging market, and the future of the North Sea, among others.
“There is no doubt that the UK North Sea oil and gas (O&G) industry is under pressure right now, but we feel that signs of relief are there, and the forecast for US$60 oil in 2016 with oil demand growth above trend again is encouraging,” said Barclays head of O&G Walter Cumming.
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/barclays-sees-oil-demand-tripling-next-year-oil-price-reach-us60-barrel