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Nexen, Opti Canada May Be Targeted in Oil-Sands Deals
By Joe Carroll
April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Nexen Inc. and Opti Canada Inc. may be among Canadian oil companies targeted for takeovers as a price collapse triggers a rush by larger producers to amass holdings in the biggest crude deposits outside Saudi Arabia.
Potential suitors like Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. can buy reserves cheaper than they can discover them after a global recession eroded energy demand and market values of smaller producers plummeted, said Sampat Prakash, who advises oil companies on acquisitions at Deloitte Consulting LLP.
For possible sellers, rising costs and the credit crunch make it difficult to fund oil-sands developments, some of which were made unviable by a $95 drop in crude prices from 2008’s record high. Producers as small as Opti, with a market value of about C$282 million ($229 million), can offer suitors stakes in large crude deposits free from threat of nationalization.
“Opti won’t be around by the end of the year,” said Will Lee, an analyst at CIBC World Markets Inc. in Calgary. “There’s a huge motivation for oil companies to get together now.”
Nexen and Opti, both based in Calgary, own the C$6.5 billion Long Lake tar-sands project. Nexen, valued at C$12.2 billion, also has the Buzzard field in the North Sea and a piece of Syncrude Canada Ltd., the world’s biggest oil-sands producer.
Opti’s New Chief
Opti has lost 92 percent of its market value in the past year, and former Scotia Waterous banker Christopher Slubicki will take over as chief executive officer this month. Opti jumped 23 percent to C$1.44 today on the Toronto Stock Exchange, and Nexen climbed 0.9 percent to C$23.48.
Some takeovers may involve Canadian producers combining with each other, as with Suncor Energy Inc.’s agreement to buy Petro-Canada for C$19.3 billion, announced March 23. The deal provides the scale and cost savings Suncor needs to shoulder the massive investments needed to compete with the likes of Shell in oil-sands development, CEO Rick George said at the time.
The thick crude permeating Canada’s oil sands is bitumen, a low-grade petroleum that is solid as hockey puck at 52 degrees Fahrenheit (11 Celsius). Producers use mechanical shovels or steam to extract bitumen, which is processed into synthetic crude before it can be refined into gasoline or diesel.
To do all of that profitably, new oil-sands developments will need oil prices of $80 a barrel, more than 50 percent above current levels, said Andy Byrne, an analyst at IHS Herold in Norwalk, Connecticut.
Shares Tumbled
Canadian energy companies dropped 32 percent in the past year as petroleum prices tumbled, steeper than the 25 percent decline for the largest U.S. oil producers. The high-cost tar sands account for 97 percent of the nation’s oil reserves.
Opti Chief Executive Officer Sid Dykstra, who will step down on April 28, declined to discuss whether a sale of the company is in the works. Nexen Chairman Francis Saville referred an inquiry to spokeswoman Carla Yuill, who declined to comment.
Target companies probably will be more amenable to takeover offers than they would have been during the 6 1/2-year bull run for oil that ended in mid-2008, said Richard Wyman, an analyst at Canaccord Capital Corp. in Calgary.
“In the current financial and commodity environment, a lot of producers no longer have access to capital,” Wyman said. “That’s one reason there are so many companies ripe to be plucked.”
‘Dance Partners’ Sought
Start-up companies that acquired leases in the heart of the tar sands during the boom years probably are actively seeking buyers or partners, said John Brussa, chairman of Penn West Energy Trust, a Calgary-based oil and natural-gas producer. Without outside funding, many leaseholders have no hope of ever extracting the crude beneath their feet, he said.
“I suspect some of those will be looking for dance partners,” Brussa said. “Those are the ones I think you will see some transactions in. They are mostly startup types of players that don’t have the capital to take projects forward.”
The potential payoff for buyers is huge: The four major tar-sands deposits in Alberta and Saskatchewan contain enough crude to supply every refinery in the U.S. for 33 years. At current prices, the 174 billion barrels of crude buried in the Canadian landscape is worth about $9 trillion.
The oil sands are attracting interest from Paris to the Persian Gulf. France’s Total SA on March 27 extended its C$617 million offer for UTS Energy Corp. to April 16 after UTS dismissed the bid as inadequate. Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. is pursuing oil-sands acquisitions in Canada, according to two people involved in the search.
Bargain Hunting
Investments in the region are bets that energy demand and prices will rebound as recessions end, said Brian Youngberg, an analyst at Edward Jones & Co. in Des Peres, Missouri.
“The larger oil companies are looking for bargains,” said Satya Das, founder of Cambridge Strategies Inc., an Edmonton- based strategic advisory firm to energy companies and governments. “There are dozens of smaller companies holding leases that hold millions of barrels of oil but which don’t have access to the capital needed to extract them.”
Major oil producers such as Irving, Texas-based Exxon Mobil and Shell, Europe’s largest oil company, are stepping up investment in Canada after 1990s-era ventures in places such as Venezuela and Russia fell victim to nationalization or crushing increases in taxes and royalties, said Wyman of Canaccord.
Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson said in a presentation last month that he prefers joint ventures with state oil companies to takeovers. Shell will look for acquisition opportunities in “the same businesses we are in now,” Marvin Odum, the company’s U.S. chief, said in a March 3 interview.
China, India
Shell spent about C$14 billion combined on two Canadian deals in the past two years. The Hague-based company bought the stock of Calgary-based Shell Canada Ltd. that it didn’t already own in 2007 and acquired Duvernay Oil Corp. last year.
Husky Energy Inc., the Calgary-based energy producer controlled by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, is keeping open the option of oil-sands acquisitions even after plunging crude prices prompted the company to slash capital spending by $1 billion this year.
“It’s a volatile industry and it’s a volatile market right now,” Husky spokesman Graham White said in a March 31 interview. “There’s so much going on right now in terms of volatility that it makes sense to take a step back and reassess, but plans can change.”
Other potential acquirers include India’s Oil & Natural Gas Corp. and Beijing-based China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., Asia’s biggest refiner, said Das of Cambridge Strategies.
Northern Lights
China Petroleum & Chemical, known as Sinopec, acquired a 10 percent interest in the Northern Lights oil-sands project in northern Alberta from Total, the Paris-based seller said in an April 1 statement. Sinopec and Total units now share 50-50 ownership of Northern Lights.
Sinopec spokesman Huang Wensheng couldn’t be reached for comment on the company’s acquisition prospects in Canada. Oil & Natural Gas Chairman R.S. Sharma declined to comment.
Among companies identified by analysts as possible takeover targets is Oilsands Quest Inc., which halted construction of a testing facility this month after funding for the project ran out, according to a filing. Work continues at two other sites.
In the past year, the Calgary-based company issued almost 24 million new shares to raise cash. No new projects will begin without joint-venture partners, borrowing or new share sales, the company said.
“It’s too soon to say” whether efforts to raise capital or find partners will succeed, company spokesman Paul O’Donoghue said. He declined to say whether Oilsands Quest is up for sale.
To contact the reporter on this story: Joe Carroll in Chicago at jcarroll8@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: April 3, 2009 16:12 EDT
www.bloomberg.com/apps/...&sid=aFSnyRQFCTJU&refer=c...
By Joe Carroll
April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Nexen Inc. and Opti Canada Inc. may be among Canadian oil companies targeted for takeovers as a price collapse triggers a rush by larger producers to amass holdings in the biggest crude deposits outside Saudi Arabia.
Potential suitors like Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Exxon Mobil Corp. can buy reserves cheaper than they can discover them after a global recession eroded energy demand and market values of smaller producers plummeted, said Sampat Prakash, who advises oil companies on acquisitions at Deloitte Consulting LLP.
For possible sellers, rising costs and the credit crunch make it difficult to fund oil-sands developments, some of which were made unviable by a $95 drop in crude prices from 2008’s record high. Producers as small as Opti, with a market value of about C$282 million ($229 million), can offer suitors stakes in large crude deposits free from threat of nationalization.
“Opti won’t be around by the end of the year,” said Will Lee, an analyst at CIBC World Markets Inc. in Calgary. “There’s a huge motivation for oil companies to get together now.”
Nexen and Opti, both based in Calgary, own the C$6.5 billion Long Lake tar-sands project. Nexen, valued at C$12.2 billion, also has the Buzzard field in the North Sea and a piece of Syncrude Canada Ltd., the world’s biggest oil-sands producer.
Opti’s New Chief
Opti has lost 92 percent of its market value in the past year, and former Scotia Waterous banker Christopher Slubicki will take over as chief executive officer this month. Opti jumped 23 percent to C$1.44 today on the Toronto Stock Exchange, and Nexen climbed 0.9 percent to C$23.48.
Some takeovers may involve Canadian producers combining with each other, as with Suncor Energy Inc.’s agreement to buy Petro-Canada for C$19.3 billion, announced March 23. The deal provides the scale and cost savings Suncor needs to shoulder the massive investments needed to compete with the likes of Shell in oil-sands development, CEO Rick George said at the time.
The thick crude permeating Canada’s oil sands is bitumen, a low-grade petroleum that is solid as hockey puck at 52 degrees Fahrenheit (11 Celsius). Producers use mechanical shovels or steam to extract bitumen, which is processed into synthetic crude before it can be refined into gasoline or diesel.
To do all of that profitably, new oil-sands developments will need oil prices of $80 a barrel, more than 50 percent above current levels, said Andy Byrne, an analyst at IHS Herold in Norwalk, Connecticut.
Shares Tumbled
Canadian energy companies dropped 32 percent in the past year as petroleum prices tumbled, steeper than the 25 percent decline for the largest U.S. oil producers. The high-cost tar sands account for 97 percent of the nation’s oil reserves.
Opti Chief Executive Officer Sid Dykstra, who will step down on April 28, declined to discuss whether a sale of the company is in the works. Nexen Chairman Francis Saville referred an inquiry to spokeswoman Carla Yuill, who declined to comment.
Target companies probably will be more amenable to takeover offers than they would have been during the 6 1/2-year bull run for oil that ended in mid-2008, said Richard Wyman, an analyst at Canaccord Capital Corp. in Calgary.
“In the current financial and commodity environment, a lot of producers no longer have access to capital,” Wyman said. “That’s one reason there are so many companies ripe to be plucked.”
‘Dance Partners’ Sought
Start-up companies that acquired leases in the heart of the tar sands during the boom years probably are actively seeking buyers or partners, said John Brussa, chairman of Penn West Energy Trust, a Calgary-based oil and natural-gas producer. Without outside funding, many leaseholders have no hope of ever extracting the crude beneath their feet, he said.
“I suspect some of those will be looking for dance partners,” Brussa said. “Those are the ones I think you will see some transactions in. They are mostly startup types of players that don’t have the capital to take projects forward.”
The potential payoff for buyers is huge: The four major tar-sands deposits in Alberta and Saskatchewan contain enough crude to supply every refinery in the U.S. for 33 years. At current prices, the 174 billion barrels of crude buried in the Canadian landscape is worth about $9 trillion.
The oil sands are attracting interest from Paris to the Persian Gulf. France’s Total SA on March 27 extended its C$617 million offer for UTS Energy Corp. to April 16 after UTS dismissed the bid as inadequate. Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. is pursuing oil-sands acquisitions in Canada, according to two people involved in the search.
Bargain Hunting
Investments in the region are bets that energy demand and prices will rebound as recessions end, said Brian Youngberg, an analyst at Edward Jones & Co. in Des Peres, Missouri.
“The larger oil companies are looking for bargains,” said Satya Das, founder of Cambridge Strategies Inc., an Edmonton- based strategic advisory firm to energy companies and governments. “There are dozens of smaller companies holding leases that hold millions of barrels of oil but which don’t have access to the capital needed to extract them.”
Major oil producers such as Irving, Texas-based Exxon Mobil and Shell, Europe’s largest oil company, are stepping up investment in Canada after 1990s-era ventures in places such as Venezuela and Russia fell victim to nationalization or crushing increases in taxes and royalties, said Wyman of Canaccord.
Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson said in a presentation last month that he prefers joint ventures with state oil companies to takeovers. Shell will look for acquisition opportunities in “the same businesses we are in now,” Marvin Odum, the company’s U.S. chief, said in a March 3 interview.
China, India
Shell spent about C$14 billion combined on two Canadian deals in the past two years. The Hague-based company bought the stock of Calgary-based Shell Canada Ltd. that it didn’t already own in 2007 and acquired Duvernay Oil Corp. last year.
Husky Energy Inc., the Calgary-based energy producer controlled by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, is keeping open the option of oil-sands acquisitions even after plunging crude prices prompted the company to slash capital spending by $1 billion this year.
“It’s a volatile industry and it’s a volatile market right now,” Husky spokesman Graham White said in a March 31 interview. “There’s so much going on right now in terms of volatility that it makes sense to take a step back and reassess, but plans can change.”
Other potential acquirers include India’s Oil & Natural Gas Corp. and Beijing-based China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., Asia’s biggest refiner, said Das of Cambridge Strategies.
Northern Lights
China Petroleum & Chemical, known as Sinopec, acquired a 10 percent interest in the Northern Lights oil-sands project in northern Alberta from Total, the Paris-based seller said in an April 1 statement. Sinopec and Total units now share 50-50 ownership of Northern Lights.
Sinopec spokesman Huang Wensheng couldn’t be reached for comment on the company’s acquisition prospects in Canada. Oil & Natural Gas Chairman R.S. Sharma declined to comment.
Among companies identified by analysts as possible takeover targets is Oilsands Quest Inc., which halted construction of a testing facility this month after funding for the project ran out, according to a filing. Work continues at two other sites.
In the past year, the Calgary-based company issued almost 24 million new shares to raise cash. No new projects will begin without joint-venture partners, borrowing or new share sales, the company said.
“It’s too soon to say” whether efforts to raise capital or find partners will succeed, company spokesman Paul O’Donoghue said. He declined to say whether Oilsands Quest is up for sale.
To contact the reporter on this story: Joe Carroll in Chicago at jcarroll8@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: April 3, 2009 16:12 EDT
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Volumen und Stärke (in Canada, Heimatbörse) lassen aufhorchen!
die 5 Can-Dollarhürde ... ich denke mal, dass diese Marke im Laufe der Woche fallen dürfte
fast 100% in einem Monat, nicht übel!
fast 100% in einem Monat, nicht übel!
Victoria Day (Tag des Sieges) Montag 18.05.2009 gesetzlicher Feiertag
weiter steil bergauf!
Gestern extrem hohes Volumen in CDN!
Gestern extrem hohes Volumen in CDN!
schaut gut aus, bin nun auch mit dabei.
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
Bin auch ab sofort mit an Bord und wünsche allen viel Erfolg bei diesem Investment.
sekko1982
sekko1982
dann sind wir wieder alle zusammen - schaum mer mal dann segma scho
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
Holla das geht runter... hätte wohl doch die Eröffnung abwarten sollen
de.advfn.com/...icchart&s=T^OPC&p=0&t=37&vol=1
Das wird schon noch gut werden.
sekko1982
Das wird schon noch gut werden.
sekko1982
wird scho - die Sparte hat mich nicht ganz überzeugt aber auf kurz oder lang wirds
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
sag mal Du bist auch noch in Rockwell und Xemplar drin, oder? da wurde leider gerade die 32 unterschritten, aber ich bin eh nur noch mit ner kleinen Posi drin, da kann ich auch langfristig bleiben und das werde ich bei Bedarf auch...
momentan schaut´s net gut aus, spätestens am Montag muß ich irgendetwas verkaufen
zum Kontenausgleich - bin halt ein Glücksritter aber am Montag steigt ja CFC auf 0,190 AUD ist ja
eh klar, mußte heute schon schweren Herzens meine geliebten West Australian Metals (zwar mit Gewinn)
aber dennoch verkaufen. Wenn die aktuellen Aktien ausgestanden sind werde ich dort wieder investieren
einfach eine Klasse Aktie. Habe außerdem heute noch in La Jolla investiert - bin ein bischen verrückt.
zum Kontenausgleich - bin halt ein Glücksritter aber am Montag steigt ja CFC auf 0,190 AUD ist ja
eh klar, mußte heute schon schweren Herzens meine geliebten West Australian Metals (zwar mit Gewinn)
aber dennoch verkaufen. Wenn die aktuellen Aktien ausgestanden sind werde ich dort wieder investieren
einfach eine Klasse Aktie. Habe außerdem heute noch in La Jolla investiert - bin ein bischen verrückt.
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
können uns da mal austauschen... möchtest Du hier verkaufen oder denkst Du, dass es hier noch in Richtung 3-5$ die nächsten 2-3 Wochen gehen könnte
von einem hohen Ölpreis ab und den entsprechend gut/schlecht gefüllten Kassen der Ölmultis, die z.T. ihre Ressourcen dringend erhöhen müssen.
Wer noch nen heißen Titel sucht, sollte mal bei Northern Oil+Gas reinschauen (hier bei Ariva leider nicht gelistet)
Wer noch nen heißen Titel sucht, sollte mal bei Northern Oil+Gas reinschauen (hier bei Ariva leider nicht gelistet)
und natürlich alle weiteren Infos
www.opticanada.com
www.opticanada.com
schon optimistisch was die nächsten Tage anbelangt. Einfach abwarten...
sekko1982
sekko1982
die 3-4$ galten unserem anderen Schätzchen Wetsern Canadian.... hier meinte ich ob Ihr die in einigen Tagen dort seht.... oder eher irgendwann mit heftigen Rücksetzern rechnet...
Hir denke ich auch dass wir die 4-5$ in den nächsten Wochen sehen können wenn der Ölpreis weiter anzieht...
fängt sich wieder. Mal schauen, ob wir heute im Minus schließen werden.
sekko1982
sekko1982
bin mal kurz mit meiner Tochter "Mia" im Bauhaus, müssen
Schleifpapier organisieren - paßt auf das nix passiert.
Schleifpapier organisieren - paßt auf das nix passiert.
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
machen wir. Wenn du zurück bist, sind wir im PLUS ;-)
sekko1982
sekko1982
Die letzte Stunde wird zeigen ob die reise nach oben geht...
ist immer der Schlusskurs, intraday ist zweitranging. Denn nur der Schlusskurs zeigt das Ergebnis des Tages an.
Lass die nun paar Tage liegen. Ich bin mir relativ sicher, dass ich die Opti-shares vor meinem Urlaubsantritt mit Gewinn verkaufen werde.
Schau hier:
http://www.ariva.de/chart/images/...m?z=a795146~B38:200~b1~R38,200~W1
Die 38-tagelinie nähert sich in langsamen Schritten der 200-Tagelinie.
sekko1982
Lass die nun paar Tage liegen. Ich bin mir relativ sicher, dass ich die Opti-shares vor meinem Urlaubsantritt mit Gewinn verkaufen werde.
Schau hier:
http://www.ariva.de/chart/images/...m?z=a795146~B38:200~b1~R38,200~W1
Die 38-tagelinie nähert sich in langsamen Schritten der 200-Tagelinie.
sekko1982
die könnten in 2-3 Wochen aufeinandertreffen.... oder schon früher....
wann gehst Du denn in den Urlaub?
habts gut aufgepaßt, wir waren auch erfolgreich,
da ich Coalcorp gestern nicht verkauft habe, hat sich da eine ziemliche Baustelle entwickelt,
da werde ich wahrscheinlich nächste Woche in den sauren Apfel beißen müssen.
Schönes Wochenende und am Montag bin ich in der früh wieder am Liveticker von CFC.
Servus machts gut
da ich Coalcorp gestern nicht verkauft habe, hat sich da eine ziemliche Baustelle entwickelt,
da werde ich wahrscheinlich nächste Woche in den sauren Apfel beißen müssen.
Schönes Wochenende und am Montag bin ich in der früh wieder am Liveticker von CFC.
Servus machts gut
"Wer sich nicht auskennt, soll zumindest Verwirrung stiften!"
Coalcorp raus sind war echt gut....
Meine 2 Baustellen, nämlich Xemplar und Rockwell halten sich wenigstens... da ich dort aber auch grosse Teile verkauft habe passt das und ich könnte auch long gehen damit...
Meine grösste Freude ist aber CFC, da ich hier doch exrem viel investiert habe... ich hoffe nächste Woche zeigt sich dann, dass ich richtig lag.... aber auch dort werde ich einen Grossteil auf jeden Fall long halten...
macht Spass.... mit unserem Guide Sekko ;-)
@ Jensemann + dzi67
Auch die Aktienkurse von Western Canadian + Opti Canada richten sich nach dem Dow Jones. Gehts beim Dow hoch, dann ziehts auch unsere Perlen an und gehts runter, dann leiden auch unsere shares darunter.
Der Dow Jones befindet sich in einer sogenannten Bärenmarktrallye. Das bedeutet, dass es nur eine zwischengeschaltete Rallye innerhalb eines Abwärtstrends ist.
Jedoch hat der Dow Jones und somit unsere Western + Opti auch noch Luft nach oben.
Der Dow Jones steht aktuell bei ca. 8800 Punkten. Es wird charttechnisch noch bis ca. 9400 hochgehen, ehe es zu alten Tiefs fällt. Hierzu noch eine Chart-Darstellung. Bitte diesen verinnerlichen und von kurzzeitigen Kursrücksetzern nicht beeindrucken lassen:
img.godmode-trader.de/charts/30/2005/abc11749.gif
Wir werden unsere shares noch mit Gewinn loswerden, bevor die Märkte zurückschalten.
sekko1982
Auch die Aktienkurse von Western Canadian + Opti Canada richten sich nach dem Dow Jones. Gehts beim Dow hoch, dann ziehts auch unsere Perlen an und gehts runter, dann leiden auch unsere shares darunter.
Der Dow Jones befindet sich in einer sogenannten Bärenmarktrallye. Das bedeutet, dass es nur eine zwischengeschaltete Rallye innerhalb eines Abwärtstrends ist.
Jedoch hat der Dow Jones und somit unsere Western + Opti auch noch Luft nach oben.
Der Dow Jones steht aktuell bei ca. 8800 Punkten. Es wird charttechnisch noch bis ca. 9400 hochgehen, ehe es zu alten Tiefs fällt. Hierzu noch eine Chart-Darstellung. Bitte diesen verinnerlichen und von kurzzeitigen Kursrücksetzern nicht beeindrucken lassen:
img.godmode-trader.de/charts/30/2005/abc11749.gif
Wir werden unsere shares noch mit Gewinn loswerden, bevor die Märkte zurückschalten.
sekko1982
"Ein geheimes Kursziel beim Dow Jones notiert bei 9921,00 Punkte"
Der Sommer wird noch heiss werden, aber der Winter umso kälter (bezogen auf die Börse)....!
sekko1982
Der Sommer wird noch heiss werden, aber der Winter umso kälter (bezogen auf die Börse)....!
sekko1982
Wichtige Unterstützung die halten muss bei: 3,20 CAD auf Schlusskurs-Basis. Ansonsten könnte es weiter abrutschen bis auf ca. 2,70 CAD:
www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...5,4,3.24,8,4.01,4,4.92,1&trend=
sekko1982
www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...5,4,3.24,8,4.01,4,4.92,1&trend=
sekko1982
ist noch jemand nach dem heutigen Absturz investiert? Ich bin noch drin solange die 3,10 CAD halten... Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass heute der miese DOW und Ölkurs mit dem Absturz zu tun haben, der hat jemand eine Erklärung, Begründung für heute?
mehr investiert zu sein trotz stabilem Dow und gutem Ölpreis keine Besserung... das schaut echt nicht sonderlich gut aus...
Na, müssen doch sicher noch nen paar andere hier investiert sein... denke mit dem Gesamtmarkt wird sich auch Opti wieder erholen...
aber von leiden ist noch keine Rede bei mir ... das wird schon!
New York / London (aktiencheck.de AG) - An den Ölmärkten herrscht am Freitagmittag freundliche Stimmung. Der Future für Brent Crude (Juli-Kontrakt) notiert derzeit im Londoner Handel bei 71,64 Dollar je Barrel und damit gegenüber dem Donnerstag 58 Cents fester.
Das leichte US-Öl WTI (Juli-Kontrakt) notiert hier bei 72,08 Dollar je Barrel und damit 71 Cents höher. An den Spotmärkten wird Brent bei zuletzt 71,70 Dollar und WTI bei 73,00 Dollar gehandelt. In New York notierte leichtes US-Öl (Juli-Kontrakt) zuletzt bei 72,03 Dollar. Ein Juli-Kontrakt für eine Gallone Heizöl ist in New York derzeit für 1,85 Dollar erhältlich. Ein Juli-Kontrakt für eine Gallone bleifreies Benzin notiert zuletzt bei 2,04 Dollar.
Im Fokus stehen neben den anhaltenden Unruhen im Iran und den jüngsten Konjunkturdaten weiterhin die am Mittwoch veröffentlichten Öllagerdaten für die vergangene Woche. Demnach wiesen die Rohöllagerbestände ein unerwartet deutliches Minus von 3,9 Millionen Barrel aus. Bei den Mitteldestillaten wie Diesel wurde ein Plus von 300.000 Barrel bei den Lagerbeständen verzeichnet. Bei Benzin wurde ein Plus von 3,4 Millionen Barrel ausgewiesen.
Das leichte US-Öl WTI (Juli-Kontrakt) notiert hier bei 72,08 Dollar je Barrel und damit 71 Cents höher. An den Spotmärkten wird Brent bei zuletzt 71,70 Dollar und WTI bei 73,00 Dollar gehandelt. In New York notierte leichtes US-Öl (Juli-Kontrakt) zuletzt bei 72,03 Dollar. Ein Juli-Kontrakt für eine Gallone Heizöl ist in New York derzeit für 1,85 Dollar erhältlich. Ein Juli-Kontrakt für eine Gallone bleifreies Benzin notiert zuletzt bei 2,04 Dollar.
Im Fokus stehen neben den anhaltenden Unruhen im Iran und den jüngsten Konjunkturdaten weiterhin die am Mittwoch veröffentlichten Öllagerdaten für die vergangene Woche. Demnach wiesen die Rohöllagerbestände ein unerwartet deutliches Minus von 3,9 Millionen Barrel aus. Bei den Mitteldestillaten wie Diesel wurde ein Plus von 300.000 Barrel bei den Lagerbeständen verzeichnet. Bei Benzin wurde ein Plus von 3,4 Millionen Barrel ausgewiesen.
aus doch jetzt wieder Absturz pur... der DOW und Ölpreis ist auch eingebrochen... wie gesagt ich denke dass wir hier sicher recht schnell wieder die 2,50$ oder mehr sehen, wenn der Markt ein paar tage stabil bleibt und der Ölpreis leicht nach oben wandert
damit Opti wieder konstant nach oben klettert? Hängen wir hier vom Ölpreis, dem Gesamtmarkt, oder eher anderen Faktoren ab... sicherlich spielt alles mit rein, aber was denkt Ihr macht die Aktie als mittel oder Langfrist Investment interessant, oder denkt Ihr, dass wir hier sogar kurzfristig eine fette Chance haben?
was mich bei dem Gesamtmarkt zwar nicht wirklich wundert, aber dass es so extrem runter geht hätte ich nicht gedacht...
Noch extremer finde ich, dass meine Western Asutralien im gleichen Maße immer mit Opti gleichziehen... die Aktien verlaufen meist recht parallel und das obwohl einemal Kohle und einmal Öl.... sehr merkwürdig
vom Handel ausgeschlossen.... mal gespannt was passiert
mal gespannt wann es weitergeht und ob die kapitalerhöhung erfolgt
.. aber einen TradingHalt kann ich nicht feststellen
und da ist keine Opti anbei
June 24, 2009
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - Nevoro Inc. - NVR
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - International Royalty Corporation - IRC
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - Starfield Resources Inc. - SRU
June 23, 2009
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - Starfield Resources Inc - SRU
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - Nevoro Inc - NVR
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - SHELTON CANADA CORP. - STO
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - PRO-TRANS VENTURES INC - PVI.P (formerly CPVC Bromont Inc. - BBB.P)
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - MONSTER URANIUM CORP - MU
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - ETHOS CAPITAL CORP. - ECC.P
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - International Royalty Corporation - IRC
June 24, 2009
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - Nevoro Inc. - NVR
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - International Royalty Corporation - IRC
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - Starfield Resources Inc. - SRU
June 23, 2009
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - Starfield Resources Inc - SRU
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - Nevoro Inc - NVR
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - SHELTON CANADA CORP. - STO
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - PRO-TRANS VENTURES INC - PVI.P (formerly CPVC Bromont Inc. - BBB.P)
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - MONSTER URANIUM CORP - MU
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trade Resumption - ETHOS CAPITAL CORP. - ECC.P
Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada - Trading Halt - International Royalty Corporation - IRC
(Quelle der Info, HP der TSX)
CALGARY, June 23 /CNW/ - OPTI Canada Inc. ("OPTI" or the "Company")
announced today that it has filed a preliminary short form prospectus (the
"Prospectus") in Canada in connection with a marketed public offering (the
"Offering") of common shares of OPTI (the "Common Shares"). The Company
intends to conduct the Offering through a syndicate of underwriters led by TD
Securities Inc., Credit Suisse Securities (Canada), Inc., and RBC Capital
Markets as joint bookrunners.
§ The Offering will be priced in the context of the market with the final
terms of the Offering to be determined at the time of pricing. The Common
Shares will be offered in all of the provinces of Canada and on a private
placement basis in the United States pursuant to exemptions from the
registration requirements of the United States Securities Act of 1933, as
amended, (the "1933 Act") and other such jurisdictions as may be agreed to by
the Company and the Underwriters. The Offering is scheduled to close on or
about July 9, 2009 and is subject to certain customary conditions and
regulatory approvals, including but not limited to the approval of the Toronto
Stock Exchange.
§ OPTI intends to use a portion of the net proceeds from the Offering to
fund its remaining $50 million of forecast capital expenditures for 2009. The
remainder of the proceeds are expected to be used to fund working capital
requirements and a portion may be used to reduce indebtedness under OPTI's
$350 million revolving credit facility ("Revolving Credit Facility"). Under
the terms of OPTI's Revolving Credit Facility, OPTI may repay amounts owing
and, subject to satisfying a number of conditions precedent prior to each
borrowing, make new borrowings.
§ Financial Update
§ On June 22, 2009, OPTI had financial resources of approximately $360
million consisting of $332 million of cash and $28 million of undrawn funds
under the Revolving Credit Facility. Prior to December 31, 2009, OPTI is
forecasting approximately $50 million for remaining 2009 capital expenditures,
$80 million for the remaining interest payments on its senior secured notes
and approximately $40 million for working capital requirements. OPTI expects
its financial resources at December 31, 2009 will be approximately $190
million, prior to the impact of net operating cash flow from the Long Lake
Project and the net proceeds from this Offering. Based on our current
production, operations and commodity price assumptions, OPTI expects that the
net proceeds of this offering, together with existing financial resources,
will provide sufficient financial resources until full production is reached
for the Long Lake Project of 72,000 bbl/d of bitumen by the end of 2010.
§ OPTI's Revolving Credit Facility debt to EBITDA covenant, which is
measured quarterly, commences at the end of the third quarter of 2009. OPTI
intends to repay the Revolving Credit Facility (whether temporarily or
permanently) to the extent required to satisfy this covenant. With the net
proceeds from this offering, assuming production reaches full capacity by the
end of 2010, and using the current forward strip pricing for WTI pricing and
foreign exchange rates, OPTI expects to be able to meet the covenant as it is
currently structured until the maturity of the Revolving Credit Facility.
However, to provide greater certainty of meeting this covenant, OPTI plans to
seek an amendment to the covenant. OPTI has already commenced discussions with
certain key lenders including the administrative agent under its Revolving
Credit Facility, and upon completion of this offering, OPTI plans to broaden
these discussions to include the other members of OPTI's banking syndicate
with the objective of reaching an agreement to defer and amend this covenant
prior to it becoming operative.
§ Project Update
§ Progress continues to be made in the start-up phase of the Long Lake
Project. The Long Lake reservoir is performing as OPTI expected, given the
amount of steam that has been injected into the reservoir. Steam injection has
been limited to date by the ability to treat water during the ramp-up period.
Nexen Inc. (the "Operator") successfully completed a project to add
supplementary heat to the hot lime softeners ("HLSs") in the water treatment
plant in May 2009. The Operator also recently completed maintenance work on
both HLSs to remove deposits which typically build up in water treatment
plants and both HLSs are now in operation.
§ The SAGD plant has resumed ramping up with recent steam injection rates
of approximately 95,000 bbl/d and bitumen production rates of approximately
18,000 bbl/d. SAGD production in the second quarter through mid-June has
averaged approximately 13,500 bbl/d. As of June 22, 2009 there were 36 wells
on production. With inconsistent steam injection, the steam to oil ratio
("SOR") has ranged between 4.5 and 6.0 in the second quarter. OPTI continues
to expect a long term SOR of 3.0.
§ The Operator recently identified a number of small modifications to be
made in the third quarter of 2009 to further optimize the water treatment
facility. OPTI expects the cost of these modifications will not be significant
and will result in a minimal period of down time for bitumen and PSC(TM)
production.
§ As steam generation increases, the Operator intends to convert all
remaining wells to production mode. OPTI expects SAGD volumes to increase from
current production to full capacity of 72,000 bbl/d of bitumen in late 2010.
During the SAGD ramp-up period in 2009 and 2010, OPTI also expect to process
third party bitumen.
§ All major process units in the Upgrader are operational, and preparation
is underway to transition gasifier feed from vacuum residue to ashphaltenes,
the final step in OrCrude(TM) commissioning. OPTI expects this transition to
occur shortly, increasing the yield of PSC(TM). The Upgrader has produced over
600,000 bbls of PSC(TM) to date. The PSC(TM) which has been marketed has been
sold at pricing equal to or above pricing for other synthetic crude oils.
Synthesis gas from the Upgrader has been used in SAGD operations, decreasing
operating costs by reducing the requirement for purchased third-party natural
gas. During the initial operating period, OPTI expects periods of downtime but
anticipates that the stability of operations will continue to improve. OPTI
expects Upgrader capacity during ramp-up will be capable of processing all of
the forecasted SAGD volumes and OPTI expects the Project to reach full
capacity of approximately 58,500 bbl/d of PSC(TM) and other products in late
2010.
§ Conference Call
§ OPTI will host a conference call at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time (5:00 p.m.
Eastern Time) on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 to provide a corporate update. Chris
Slubicki, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Travis Beatty, Chief
Financial Officer, will host the call. To participate in the conference call,
dial:
§ <<
§ (800) 732-9303 (North American Toll-Free)
§ (416) 644-3415 (Alternate)
§ >>
§ Please reference the OPTI Canada conference call with Chris Slubicki when
speaking with the Operator.
§ A replay of the call will be available until July 6, 2009, inclusive. To
access the replay, call (416) 640-1917 or (877) 289-8525 and enter passcode
21309569, followed by the pound (No.) sign.
§ This call will also be webcast, and can be accessed on OPTI Canada's
website under "Presentations and Webcasts" in the "For Investors" section. The
webcast will be available for replay for a period of 30 days. The webcast may
alternatively be accessed at:
§ www.newswire.ca/en/webcast/viewEvent.cgi?eventID=2714140.
§ OPTI also announces that it has updated its investor presentation, a copy
of which is available www.opticanada.com. The presentation contains
projected netback information for Phase 1 of the Long Lake Project which
updates similar disclosure in OPTI's management's discussion and analysis for
the year ended December 31, 2008.
§ This news release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the
solicitation of an offer to buy securities in the United States or any other
jurisdiction outside of Canada, nor shall there be any sale of securities in
any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.
The Common Shares offered have not been, and will not be, registered under the
1933 Act, or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the
United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the
registration requirements of the 1933 Act and applicable state securities
laws.
§ About OPTI
§ OPTI is a Calgary, Alberta-based company focused on developing major oil
sands projects in Canada using its proprietary OrCrude(TM) process. OPTI's
first project, Phase 1 of the Long Lake Project, consists of 72,000 barrels
per day of SAGD oil production integrated with an upgrading facility. The
Upgrader uses the OrCrude(TM) process combined with commercially available
hydrocracking and gasification. Through gasification, this configuration
substantially reduces the exposure to and the need to purchase natural gas. On
a 100 percent basis, the Long Lake Project is expected to produce 58,500 bbl/d
of products, primarily 39 degree API Premium Sweet Crude with low sulphur
content, making it a highly desirable refinery feedstock. Due to its premium
characteristics, OPTI expects PSC(TM) to sell at a price similar to West Texas
Intermediate (WTI) crude oil. The Long Lake Project is a joint venture with
the Operator, Nexen Inc. OPTI holds a 35 percent working interest in the joint
venture. OPTI's common shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the
symbol OPC.
§ <<
§ Additional information regarding the Long Lake Project is available at
§ www.longlake.ca.
§ >>
§ Forward-Looking Statements
§ Certain statements contained herein are forward-looking statements,
including statements relating to OPTI's financing plans and the use of
proceeds from the offering; OPTI's operations, business prospects, expansion
plans and strategies; OPTI's plans and expectations concerning the use and
performance of the OrCrude(TM) process and other related technologies; the
cost, development and operation of the Long Lake Project and OPTI's
relationship with Nexen Inc. Forward-looking information typically contains
statements with words such as "intends," "anticipate," "estimate," "expect,"
"potential," "could," "plan" or similar words suggesting future outcomes.
Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking
information because it is possible that expectations, predictions, forecasts,
projections and other forms of forward-looking information will not be
achieved by OPTI. By its nature, forward-looking information involves numerous
assumptions, inherent risks and uncertainties. A change in any one of these
factors could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those
projected in the forward-looking information. Although OPTI believes that the
expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, OPTI
can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct.
Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations, estimates and
projections that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause
actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by OPTI and
described in the forward-looking statements or information including the risk
that OPTI may not be able to satisfy the covenants or conditions of its credit
facilities and the potential accelerated repayment of such credit facilities
and its senior secured notes. The forward-looking statements are based on a
number of assumptions which may prove to be incorrect. In addition to other
assumptions identified herein, OPTI has made assumptions regarding, among
other things: market costs and other variables affecting operating costs of
the Project; the ability of the Long Lake joint venture partners to obtain
equipment, services and supplies, including labour, in a timely and
cost-effective manner; the availability and costs of financing; oil prices and
market price for the PSC(TM) output of the OrCrude(TM) Upgrader; foreign
currency exchange rates and hedging risks; government regulations and royalty
regimes; the degree of risk that governmental approvals may be delayed or
withheld; other risks and uncertainties described elsewhere in this document
or in OPTI's other filings with Canadian securities authorities.
§ Readers should be aware that the list of factors, risks and uncertainties
set forth above are not exhaustive. Readers should refer to OPTI's current
Annual Information Form and revised Management's Discussion and Analysis for
the three months ended March 31, 2009 both of which are available at
www.sedar.com, for a detailed discussion of these factors, risks and
uncertainties. The forward-looking statements or information contained in this
document are made as of the date hereof and OPTI undertakes no obligation to
update publicly or revise any forward-looking statements or information,
whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so
required by applicable laws or regulatory policies.
CALGARY, June 23 /CNW/ - OPTI Canada Inc. ("OPTI" or the "Company")
announced today that it has filed a preliminary short form prospectus (the
"Prospectus") in Canada in connection with a marketed public offering (the
"Offering") of common shares of OPTI (the "Common Shares"). The Company
intends to conduct the Offering through a syndicate of underwriters led by TD
Securities Inc., Credit Suisse Securities (Canada), Inc., and RBC Capital
Markets as joint bookrunners.
§ The Offering will be priced in the context of the market with the final
terms of the Offering to be determined at the time of pricing. The Common
Shares will be offered in all of the provinces of Canada and on a private
placement basis in the United States pursuant to exemptions from the
registration requirements of the United States Securities Act of 1933, as
amended, (the "1933 Act") and other such jurisdictions as may be agreed to by
the Company and the Underwriters. The Offering is scheduled to close on or
about July 9, 2009 and is subject to certain customary conditions and
regulatory approvals, including but not limited to the approval of the Toronto
Stock Exchange.
§ OPTI intends to use a portion of the net proceeds from the Offering to
fund its remaining $50 million of forecast capital expenditures for 2009. The
remainder of the proceeds are expected to be used to fund working capital
requirements and a portion may be used to reduce indebtedness under OPTI's
$350 million revolving credit facility ("Revolving Credit Facility"). Under
the terms of OPTI's Revolving Credit Facility, OPTI may repay amounts owing
and, subject to satisfying a number of conditions precedent prior to each
borrowing, make new borrowings.
§ Financial Update
§ On June 22, 2009, OPTI had financial resources of approximately $360
million consisting of $332 million of cash and $28 million of undrawn funds
under the Revolving Credit Facility. Prior to December 31, 2009, OPTI is
forecasting approximately $50 million for remaining 2009 capital expenditures,
$80 million for the remaining interest payments on its senior secured notes
and approximately $40 million for working capital requirements. OPTI expects
its financial resources at December 31, 2009 will be approximately $190
million, prior to the impact of net operating cash flow from the Long Lake
Project and the net proceeds from this Offering. Based on our current
production, operations and commodity price assumptions, OPTI expects that the
net proceeds of this offering, together with existing financial resources,
will provide sufficient financial resources until full production is reached
for the Long Lake Project of 72,000 bbl/d of bitumen by the end of 2010.
§ OPTI's Revolving Credit Facility debt to EBITDA covenant, which is
measured quarterly, commences at the end of the third quarter of 2009. OPTI
intends to repay the Revolving Credit Facility (whether temporarily or
permanently) to the extent required to satisfy this covenant. With the net
proceeds from this offering, assuming production reaches full capacity by the
end of 2010, and using the current forward strip pricing for WTI pricing and
foreign exchange rates, OPTI expects to be able to meet the covenant as it is
currently structured until the maturity of the Revolving Credit Facility.
However, to provide greater certainty of meeting this covenant, OPTI plans to
seek an amendment to the covenant. OPTI has already commenced discussions with
certain key lenders including the administrative agent under its Revolving
Credit Facility, and upon completion of this offering, OPTI plans to broaden
these discussions to include the other members of OPTI's banking syndicate
with the objective of reaching an agreement to defer and amend this covenant
prior to it becoming operative.
§ Project Update
§ Progress continues to be made in the start-up phase of the Long Lake
Project. The Long Lake reservoir is performing as OPTI expected, given the
amount of steam that has been injected into the reservoir. Steam injection has
been limited to date by the ability to treat water during the ramp-up period.
Nexen Inc. (the "Operator") successfully completed a project to add
supplementary heat to the hot lime softeners ("HLSs") in the water treatment
plant in May 2009. The Operator also recently completed maintenance work on
both HLSs to remove deposits which typically build up in water treatment
plants and both HLSs are now in operation.
§ The SAGD plant has resumed ramping up with recent steam injection rates
of approximately 95,000 bbl/d and bitumen production rates of approximately
18,000 bbl/d. SAGD production in the second quarter through mid-June has
averaged approximately 13,500 bbl/d. As of June 22, 2009 there were 36 wells
on production. With inconsistent steam injection, the steam to oil ratio
("SOR") has ranged between 4.5 and 6.0 in the second quarter. OPTI continues
to expect a long term SOR of 3.0.
§ The Operator recently identified a number of small modifications to be
made in the third quarter of 2009 to further optimize the water treatment
facility. OPTI expects the cost of these modifications will not be significant
and will result in a minimal period of down time for bitumen and PSC(TM)
production.
§ As steam generation increases, the Operator intends to convert all
remaining wells to production mode. OPTI expects SAGD volumes to increase from
current production to full capacity of 72,000 bbl/d of bitumen in late 2010.
During the SAGD ramp-up period in 2009 and 2010, OPTI also expect to process
third party bitumen.
§ All major process units in the Upgrader are operational, and preparation
is underway to transition gasifier feed from vacuum residue to ashphaltenes,
the final step in OrCrude(TM) commissioning. OPTI expects this transition to
occur shortly, increasing the yield of PSC(TM). The Upgrader has produced over
600,000 bbls of PSC(TM) to date. The PSC(TM) which has been marketed has been
sold at pricing equal to or above pricing for other synthetic crude oils.
Synthesis gas from the Upgrader has been used in SAGD operations, decreasing
operating costs by reducing the requirement for purchased third-party natural
gas. During the initial operating period, OPTI expects periods of downtime but
anticipates that the stability of operations will continue to improve. OPTI
expects Upgrader capacity during ramp-up will be capable of processing all of
the forecasted SAGD volumes and OPTI expects the Project to reach full
capacity of approximately 58,500 bbl/d of PSC(TM) and other products in late
2010.
§ Conference Call
§ OPTI will host a conference call at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time (5:00 p.m.
Eastern Time) on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 to provide a corporate update. Chris
Slubicki, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Travis Beatty, Chief
Financial Officer, will host the call. To participate in the conference call,
dial:
§ <<
§ (800) 732-9303 (North American Toll-Free)
§ (416) 644-3415 (Alternate)
§ >>
§ Please reference the OPTI Canada conference call with Chris Slubicki when
speaking with the Operator.
§ A replay of the call will be available until July 6, 2009, inclusive. To
access the replay, call (416) 640-1917 or (877) 289-8525 and enter passcode
21309569, followed by the pound (No.) sign.
§ This call will also be webcast, and can be accessed on OPTI Canada's
website under "Presentations and Webcasts" in the "For Investors" section. The
webcast will be available for replay for a period of 30 days. The webcast may
alternatively be accessed at:
§ www.newswire.ca/en/webcast/viewEvent.cgi?eventID=2714140.
§ OPTI also announces that it has updated its investor presentation, a copy
of which is available www.opticanada.com. The presentation contains
projected netback information for Phase 1 of the Long Lake Project which
updates similar disclosure in OPTI's management's discussion and analysis for
the year ended December 31, 2008.
§ This news release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the
solicitation of an offer to buy securities in the United States or any other
jurisdiction outside of Canada, nor shall there be any sale of securities in
any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.
The Common Shares offered have not been, and will not be, registered under the
1933 Act, or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the
United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the
registration requirements of the 1933 Act and applicable state securities
laws.
§ About OPTI
§ OPTI is a Calgary, Alberta-based company focused on developing major oil
sands projects in Canada using its proprietary OrCrude(TM) process. OPTI's
first project, Phase 1 of the Long Lake Project, consists of 72,000 barrels
per day of SAGD oil production integrated with an upgrading facility. The
Upgrader uses the OrCrude(TM) process combined with commercially available
hydrocracking and gasification. Through gasification, this configuration
substantially reduces the exposure to and the need to purchase natural gas. On
a 100 percent basis, the Long Lake Project is expected to produce 58,500 bbl/d
of products, primarily 39 degree API Premium Sweet Crude with low sulphur
content, making it a highly desirable refinery feedstock. Due to its premium
characteristics, OPTI expects PSC(TM) to sell at a price similar to West Texas
Intermediate (WTI) crude oil. The Long Lake Project is a joint venture with
the Operator, Nexen Inc. OPTI holds a 35 percent working interest in the joint
venture. OPTI's common shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the
symbol OPC.
§ <<
§ Additional information regarding the Long Lake Project is available at
§ www.longlake.ca.
§ >>
§ Forward-Looking Statements
§ Certain statements contained herein are forward-looking statements,
including statements relating to OPTI's financing plans and the use of
proceeds from the offering; OPTI's operations, business prospects, expansion
plans and strategies; OPTI's plans and expectations concerning the use and
performance of the OrCrude(TM) process and other related technologies; the
cost, development and operation of the Long Lake Project and OPTI's
relationship with Nexen Inc. Forward-looking information typically contains
statements with words such as "intends," "anticipate," "estimate," "expect,"
"potential," "could," "plan" or similar words suggesting future outcomes.
Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking
information because it is possible that expectations, predictions, forecasts,
projections and other forms of forward-looking information will not be
achieved by OPTI. By its nature, forward-looking information involves numerous
assumptions, inherent risks and uncertainties. A change in any one of these
factors could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those
projected in the forward-looking information. Although OPTI believes that the
expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, OPTI
can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct.
Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations, estimates and
projections that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which could cause
actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by OPTI and
described in the forward-looking statements or information including the risk
that OPTI may not be able to satisfy the covenants or conditions of its credit
facilities and the potential accelerated repayment of such credit facilities
and its senior secured notes. The forward-looking statements are based on a
number of assumptions which may prove to be incorrect. In addition to other
assumptions identified herein, OPTI has made assumptions regarding, among
other things: market costs and other variables affecting operating costs of
the Project; the ability of the Long Lake joint venture partners to obtain
equipment, services and supplies, including labour, in a timely and
cost-effective manner; the availability and costs of financing; oil prices and
market price for the PSC(TM) output of the OrCrude(TM) Upgrader; foreign
currency exchange rates and hedging risks; government regulations and royalty
regimes; the degree of risk that governmental approvals may be delayed or
withheld; other risks and uncertainties described elsewhere in this document
or in OPTI's other filings with Canadian securities authorities.
§ Readers should be aware that the list of factors, risks and uncertainties
set forth above are not exhaustive. Readers should refer to OPTI's current
Annual Information Form and revised Management's Discussion and Analysis for
the three months ended March 31, 2009 both of which are available at
www.sedar.com, for a detailed discussion of these factors, risks and
uncertainties. The forward-looking statements or information contained in this
document are made as of the date hereof and OPTI undertakes no obligation to
update publicly or revise any forward-looking statements or information,
whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so
required by applicable laws or regulatory policies.
das für uns? Erstmal Kurs runter wahrscheinlich, oder?
Und wie lange wird ausgesetzt? Habe vorhin versucht zu handeln, geht nicht... in USA gestern die letzte Stunde schon ausgesetzt!
Und wie lange wird ausgesetzt? Habe vorhin versucht zu handeln, geht nicht... in USA gestern die letzte Stunde schon ausgesetzt!
aufgestockt werden und was bekommen wir Aktionäre dafür, denn es bedeutet definitiv eine Verwässerung, sprich der Aktionär muss eigentlich zustimmen und bekommt meist auch einen Ausgleich
steht alles drin,
aber, glaub mir, ausgesetzt ist der Wert garantiert nicht .. zumindest nicht in Toronto
aber, glaub mir, ausgesetzt ist der Wert garantiert nicht .. zumindest nicht in Toronto
er wurde in der letzten Stunde nicht gehandelt da er ausgesetzt wurde... und auch bei uns nicht handelbar! Ist wirklich so....war das erste was mir aufgefallen ist, dass es gestern plötzlich keine Trades mehr gab...
auch weder nen Kurs in Frankfurt noch sonstwo angeboten....
also Stückzahlen ausgegeben werden sollen?
ich recherchiere mal weiter .. kann aber echt noch nix finden, ich halt Dich aber auf dem Laufenden, wenn ich was finde ;-)
gefunden dass sie ausgesetzt wurde... Frage dennoch wie hoch ist der Anteil an neu ausgegebenen Aktien (by the way, wieviele gibt es denn aktuell) und vorallem wann wird wieder gehandelt? Kotzt mich massiv an, habe 30% mit der Aktie verloren und heute wäre Sie bestimmt 10% gestiegen, da der Markt endlich positiv ist
Marktkapitalisierung 315,06 Mio EUR
Anzahl Aktien 196.030.000 Stk.
...... und es kommen wohl noch einige hinzu, davon war aber auch auszugehen.
Kann mir allerdings schwerlich vorstellen, dass dies Grund der Aussetzung ist, da die News dazu schon gestern am Mittag kam ...
Anzahl Aktien 196.030.000 Stk.
...... und es kommen wohl noch einige hinzu, davon war aber auch auszugehen.
Kann mir allerdings schwerlich vorstellen, dass dies Grund der Aussetzung ist, da die News dazu schon gestern am Mittag kam ...
hmmm, normal muss man die Aktionäre abstimmen lassen vor einer Erhöhung und Ihnen auch ein bevorzugtes Angebot machen, da der Kurs ja definitiv verwässert wird... auf lange Sicht muss es nicht unbedingt negativ sein
ganz bestimmt nicht abgestimmt, die wird so durchgezogen .. bzw. ist schon beschlossene Sache
besitzen das Unternehmen, folglich treffen Sie auch die Entscheidungen!
dass der handel wegen NEWS ausgesetzt wird:
ca.news.finance.yahoo.com/s/23062009/30/...ding-halt-opti.html
ca.news.finance.yahoo.com/s/23062009/30/...ding-halt-opti.html
nachdem 88MIO Aktien zu 1,70 ausgegeben wurden, die haben echt nen Knall
Du bist zwar sozusagen Teilhaber ... aber zu sagen hat dennoch nur das Board of Directors .. klar, ich find diese Verwässerung zu einem solch niedriegen Kurs auch schlichtweg zum kacken ... aber ein positives hat das Ganze. Die Jungs haben nun endlich die Kasse voll und werden damit wohl hoffentlich die Produktion komplett zum laufen bringen.
Allerdings sehe ich jetzt für eine Übernahme eher schwarz
Allerdings sehe ich jetzt für eine Übernahme eher schwarz
Das ist ja genau dsa Problem an der Sache... hätte man die Shares zu 2,40 oder 2,30 in den Markt geworfen hätte man wesentlich meh Geld gehabt, keinen Ärger mit der Behörde und den Aktionären und der Preis wäre gut gewesen..
Soweit ich weiss wurden die neuen Shares noch nicht ausgegeben, weil die Behörde der Börse es abgelehnt hat, genau aus den Gründen, dass der Kurs über 20% von dem Durchschnittskurs der letzten 5 Tage abweicht!
na, die wollten ganz auf Nummer sicher gehen, auch die gewünschte Kohle zu bekommen ... ganz klar, auch ich find den Ausgabekurs schon fast skandalös niedrig.
Frage ist allerdings, wann das passiert und ob die Wirtschaft nochmal in den keller rast und alle Rohstoffe mit dem Gesamtmarkt...
Langfristig sehe ich Opti locker bei 5-8CAD wenn das grosse Ölfeld erschlossen ist und die Förderung auf Hochtouren läuft...
Sind die neuen Shares jetzt eigentlich verkauft worden zu 1,75? dann müsste der Kurs doch langsam wieder anziehen...
5% im Plus und Opti bewegt sich absolut nicht nach oben... also wenn jetzt nicht, wann dann?
wieder 3-4 Dollar erreicht? Ich bin mit der ersten Posi über 3$ eingestiegen, bevor dieser Blödsinn mit den neuen Shares kam.... jetzt sind diese verkauft und was mich wundert ist, dass der Preis sich dann ne ganze Ecke unter 1,75 einpendelt und trotz des Top Marktes gerade weiter einbricht...
Frage ist geht es Opti wirklich so schlecht, dass wir Angst vor einem Totalverlust haben udn waren und waren die neuen Shares eine letzte Abzocke, oder aber tut sich jetzt wirklich was und Opti schaft es endlich noch produktiver zu arbeiten, denn das Geld war ja für die Optimierung/Steigerung der Produktion gedacht
Hi zusammen, wann veröffentlich Opti eigentlich die Q2 Zahlen oder irgendwelche Infos? Gibt es da Termine?
danke
sieht ganz danach aus... erst ne Kapitalerhöhung und der Kurs fällt imemr weiter obwohl es dem Unternehmen doch besser gehen müsste
ich schreib hier allerdings nur noch äußerst selten ... warum auch ... bin investiert und gut iss .... ich hab da keine Hektik. Wenn ich von einer Investition überzeugt bin, dann iss et so und da kann der Rest denken/schreiben, was er will.
Meiner Meinung wird das noch ne geile Sache .. wobei die Übernahmephantasie wohl raus ist, zumindest vorerst ... aber, man muss immer bedenken, dass den großen Ölplayern die Ressourcen schwinden .. die müssen über kurz oder lang einfach nachlegen. Weiterhin investiert China derzeit viel in Ölsand (natürlich nicht nur dort, da wird sich der kurzsichtige Westen noch umgucken und seine z.T. dümmlichen Entscheidungen noch teuer bezahlen!!)
Meiner Meinung wird das noch ne geile Sache .. wobei die Übernahmephantasie wohl raus ist, zumindest vorerst ... aber, man muss immer bedenken, dass den großen Ölplayern die Ressourcen schwinden .. die müssen über kurz oder lang einfach nachlegen. Weiterhin investiert China derzeit viel in Ölsand (natürlich nicht nur dort, da wird sich der kurzsichtige Westen noch umgucken und seine z.T. dümmlichen Entscheidungen noch teuer bezahlen!!)
hier wohl leider äusserst loooooooong gehen muss mit Opti....
Und dann heisst es entweder Totalverlust, da pleite, oder eben gute Gewinne, da sie es endlich hinbekommen (vorallem mit der neuen Kohle die Sie ja durch die neuen Shares bekommen haben)
Hoffen wir dass es keine Fehlinvestition war
ist derzeit ne echte Zitrone.
Gut, dass ich u.a. noch bei Galaxy Res. drin bin, da geht derzeit echt was ... fast soviel, wie bei Greenland Minerals .....
und meine beiden anderen Perlen benenne ich hier vielleicht mal die Tage .. da geht derzeit noch mehr ;-))
... und nun wollen wir hoffen, dass es auch hier endlich mal wieder hoch geht ... wird so langsam öde!
Gut, dass ich u.a. noch bei Galaxy Res. drin bin, da geht derzeit echt was ... fast soviel, wie bei Greenland Minerals .....
und meine beiden anderen Perlen benenne ich hier vielleicht mal die Tage .. da geht derzeit noch mehr ;-))
... und nun wollen wir hoffen, dass es auch hier endlich mal wieder hoch geht ... wird so langsam öde!
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