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Energean - Shares have gained 49%

May 2019

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  • Epic Code:
  • ENOG
  • Price:
  • 766p
A terrific couple of months for Israeli and Greece focused oil & gas company Energean, which has seen the shares rise to a new high of 807p and they are presently up over 200p on our main write up last August.Final results revealed an operating profit of US$23.8m versus a US$13.7m loss last time plus confirmation that 2P reserves had increased to 347m barrels, which alongside 58 million barrels 2C (contingent resources) made for a cumulative 35% year-on-year increase. Energean also said average production increased from 2,803  barrels oil per day (bopd) to 4,053 bopd in FY’18 and guidance for the current year is for 5-5,500 bopd.But that’s all from its legacy Greece assets and is small potatoes compared t ...

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