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Energean

January 2019

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  • Epic Code:
  • ENOG
  • Price:
  • 577p
The dual listing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange created renewed interest in Energean, sending the shares to a new high of 683p before the recent pull-back. Trading wise, it’s also going to plan with full year guidance for production of 4k-4.25k barrels oil equivalent per day (boepd) – all from its Prinos field in Greece – unchanged. Revenues of US$55m have been generated for the nine months ended 30th September while operating costs were US$19 / barrel. Net cash was US$160m.More importantly, the next big leg, its Karish and Tanin development in Israel, remains on track for first gas in Q1 2021. It’s fully funded with a US$1.275bn project finance facility undrawn. The next milestone will be first steel cut on ...

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