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Gold/Mining/Energy : TYK (VSE) Tanganyika Oil

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To: TheRealJRL who wrote (476)2/1/2005 1:05:07 AM
From: HotnSpicy  Read Replies (1) of 500
 
9150 bpd? You just said the 6000 bpd for Tishrin was Syrian Petroleum's oil. So why should anyone use Syria's 6,000 bpd production to calculate TYK's production rate??

$ per flowing boe is VERY high at $76,800 ($242MM/3,150 bpd) I can buy hundreds of juniors at half that price, and lots of em at 1/3 the price and still have money left over to add lots of reserves

Sorry, I just don't see how you can say 179MM of 3P is valued at $3/bbl. I can see $4 for 1P, $2 for probable, and $0 for possible. Since I don't know the breakdown, I can't say for sure what I would value the reserves at, but is it is nowhere near your $540MM.

However, the recent reserve study showed NPV (at 10%) only assigned a value of $269MM...

Either way you look at it, reserves aren't worth anything close to your "$540MUS" assertion.

Conclusion: Relatively unattractive PSA and royalty scheme in Syria. Heavy oil. Limited upside in Egypt. TYK trading at a premium. Good for current shareholders. Unattractive to new investors.

Not bashing, just saying no compelling reason to buy at current valuations...
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