SCOMIES has been trading above its upward sloping 20-Day Moving Averange which is a good sign. In addition, there is a technical level at 0.155 which may support any short-term retracement. RSI is also showing an overbought condition which may indicate some retracement may take place especially if the support level of 0.155 is broken.
scomi energy have 30% stake in ophir which translates into USD544 million @ 30% = USD163 Million @ exchange rate rm4.00/usd a whopping RM652,000,000.00 in revenue
scomi energy have 30% stake in ophir which translates into USD544 million @ 30% = USD163 Million @ exchange rate rm4.00/usd a whopping RM652,000,000.00 in revenue
Now deduct..... Cost of recovery, operating costs, tax, storage and transport Then deduct..... ES operating cost, overheads, loans, taxes etc etc etc all that good stuff that shows in the Qty reports as massive losses.
Then i believe that Scomi still have a 65% stake in ES???? so they will want a cut of the bottom line if there is anything left..
There will be a ramping up period in production so pretty sure there will not be an 8 million barrel per annum to begin with. Revenue comes after the operating period not before. The money isnt in the bank yet........
Just to add to that.... the current max production is estimated at 5 million barrel per annum The FPSO has a max 15,000 barrels of fluid per day = 5.4 million barrel per annum if it were to operate at max capacity 365 days a year.... So everything is currently shut down via electrical issues and not started back up production yet. So lets give a best guess of production cap being on the high side of 4.5 million barrel per annum
Volume is Coming for these few days ..Will not easy to go down d ..Should be something coming soon...Big leg will not simply go in without any reason...Hope I am right
SCOMIES has been trading above its upward sloping 20-Day Moving Averange which is a good sign. Furhermore, the next resistance level is quite far at 0.175.
Malaysia’s Petronas sells new crude Ophir Light for loading in Dec -sources Thursday, 02 November 2017 | 16:00 Malaysia’s Petronas sells new crude Ophir Light for loading in Dec -sources Malaysia’s Petronas has sold the first ever cargo of Ophir Light crude for loading in December to a trading company, three trade sources said.
The 200,000-barrel cargo will load over Dec. 8 to 14 and was sold via a tender, the sources said.
With a production of about 6,000 barrels per day, the crude has an API gravity of 46 to 47 degrees and a sulphur content of about 0.07 percent, they said.
The Ophir field, located offshore Terengganu, Malaysia, northeast of peninsular Malaysia, is developed by Ophir Production Sdn Bhd (OPSB) under a Risk Service Contract, according to Octanex’s website. Octanex owns 50 percent of OPSB.
OPSB is the service provider and operator of the Ophir field while Petronas owns the resource, Octanex said.
Petronas could not be immediately reached for comment. Source: Reuters (Reporting by Florence Tan; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
"Our 7-year Ophir Risk Sharing Contract (“RSC”) was a major operational highlight during FY2017. The Ophir project is a seven-year RSC contract secured in 2014 with consortium partners and is located off Kerteh, Terengganu, Malaysia.
SESB managed to bring down operating costs which has allowed Ophir to remain viable in the present scenario."
The above comment was made in its 2017 Annual Report (page 16) issued in July 2017 when Brent Oil price was much lower. So, RSC should be very profitable when Brent Oil trades at US$60 per barrel and above.
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buy at morning :( down at evening