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Still not moving after a false start this morning
Rex finally moving along, but will it last is our question.
Swift take by the whale at $0.22... finally seeing light at the end of the tunnel...lol...high time for rex to take off.. a lot to catch up.. should be heading to $0.27-$0.30.. will see... cheers!
CoolAngler ( Date: 26-Jan-2023 09:02) Posted:
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monkeys trading monkey company..lol
What' s going on? Buy only 400 shares. Sell 8000-9000 shares?
20230120_175615_5WH_T8RWJAX5L2YX0SV4.1.pdf (rexih.com)NEWCOW ( Date: 20-Jan-2023 15:09) Posted:
Date and time of Extraordinary General Meeting : Friday, 20 January 2023 at 4.00 p.m.
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Date and time of Extraordinary General Meeting : Friday, 20 January 2023 at 4.00 p.m.
Any surprise?
If recession hits, demand will drop and affect the stock price?
ahberngh ( Date: 14-Jan-2023 11:39) Posted:
With so many prospects (Norway, Malaysia, Oman) and new reserves, the potential for Rex is very good.
Current price is but a small fraction of things to come if no major problems.
Oil price need not be sky high, 70-80 will do very well, for Rex to roll in the money.
Joelton ( Date: 14-Jan-2023 10:01) Posted:
Rex International&rsquo s unit offered participating interests in two Norway licences
REX International&rsquo s : 5WH -2.33% 91.65-per cent owned subsidiary Lime Petroleum has been offered participating interests in two new offshore licences.
The offers were made through the 2022 Awards in Predefined Areas (APA 2022) round in Norway, the oil and gas company said on Friday (Jan 13).
The first licence entails a 50 per cent interest in PL1178 in the North Sea. The licence operator, OKEA ASA, has a 50 per cent interest.
Lars Hubert, Lime Petroleum&rsquo s chief executive, said that the licence can add valuable additional resources to Lime Petroleum&rsquo s main producing field given its location next to the Brage Field, in which the company has an interest equating to some 33.8 per cent.
Another 30 per cent participating interest in licence PL1190 in the Norwegian Sea was offered to Lime Petroleum. The operator, Harbour Energy, holds a 50 per cent stake, while another partner, Polish state-controlled oil and gas company PGNiG, holds a 20 per cent interest.
Hubert said PL1190 is a &ldquo high-potential prospect&rdquo which can readily be tied back to the Heidrun field in case of an oil discovery, and to Asgard in case of a gas discovery.
Rex&rsquo s executive chairman Dan Brostrom said with the latest offshore licence offers, Lime Petroleum is strengthening its portfolio with a continuous pipeline of exploration drill projects near infrastructure.
&ldquo Lime Petroleum also has three discoveries with commercial field development potential Shrek, Iving and Falk, to unlock more value as contingent resources are added over time,&rdquo Brostrom added.
Separately, on Tuesday, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said 25 companies have been offered ownership interests in a total of 47 production licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf in the APA 2022 licensing round. Of the 47 licences, two are in the Barents Sea, 16 are in the Norwegian Sea and 29 are in the North Sea.
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signs of accumulation?
Foresee a stampede of FOMO once the sideliners see the clearer big picture of Rex direction & oil direction very soon... :)
boyboy61 ( Date: 17-Jan-2023 18:08) Posted:
Unfortunately share price did not follow.
Vested
CoolAngler ( Date: 17-Jan-2023 13:20) Posted:
Top 10 Singapore firms on growth streak
1. Rex International Holding
The oil exploration and production company&rsquo s main focus is on the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources in Norway, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
Absolute growth rate: 38,829.7 per cent
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Unfortunately share price did not follow.
Vested
CoolAngler ( Date: 17-Jan-2023 13:20) Posted:
Top 10 Singapore firms on growth streak
1. Rex International Holding
The oil exploration and production company&rsquo s main focus is on the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources in Norway, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
Absolute growth rate: 38,829.7 per cent
CoolAngler ( Date: 17-Jan-2023 13:16) Posted:
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/more-energy-manufacturing-and-logistics-firms-among-fastest-growing-singapore
The Singapore&rsquo s Fastest Growing Companies list includes 100 local businesses that achieved markedly high revenue growth between 2018 and 2021.
Singapore Exchange-listed Rex International, a multinational oil company with production licences in Oman, Norway and Malaysia, topped the charts in terms of absolute growth.
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Top 10 Singapore firms on growth streak
1. Rex International Holding
The oil exploration and production company&rsquo s main focus is on the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources in Norway, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
Absolute growth rate: 38,829.7 per cent
CoolAngler ( Date: 17-Jan-2023 13:16) Posted:
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/more-energy-manufacturing-and-logistics-firms-among-fastest-growing-singapore
The Singapore&rsquo s Fastest Growing Companies list includes 100 local businesses that achieved markedly high revenue growth between 2018 and 2021.
Singapore Exchange-listed Rex International, a multinational oil company with production licences in Oman, Norway and Malaysia, topped the charts in terms of absolute growth.
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https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/more-energy-manufacturing-and-logistics-firms-among-fastest-growing-singapore
The Singapore&rsquo s Fastest Growing Companies list includes 100 local businesses that achieved markedly high revenue growth between 2018 and 2021.
Singapore Exchange-listed Rex International, a multinational oil company with production licences in Oman, Norway and Malaysia, topped the charts in terms of absolute growth.
Should see accumulation this week
Naysayers pls sell & short as much as you want... I stand ready to double down on my stakes... :)
Poured some cold water into it...this coy always gave many hopes but share price like no hope .....
kt3152 ( Date: 10-Jan-2023 16:37) Posted:
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With so many prospects (Norway, Malaysia, Oman) and new reserves, the potential for Rex is very good.
Current price is but a small fraction of things to come if no major problems.
Oil price need not be sky high, 70-80 will do very well, for Rex to roll in the money.
Joelton ( Date: 14-Jan-2023 10:01) Posted:
Rex International&rsquo s unit offered participating interests in two Norway licences
REX International&rsquo s : 5WH -2.33% 91.65-per cent owned subsidiary Lime Petroleum has been offered participating interests in two new offshore licences.
The offers were made through the 2022 Awards in Predefined Areas (APA 2022) round in Norway, the oil and gas company said on Friday (Jan 13).
The first licence entails a 50 per cent interest in PL1178 in the North Sea. The licence operator, OKEA ASA, has a 50 per cent interest.
Lars Hubert, Lime Petroleum&rsquo s chief executive, said that the licence can add valuable additional resources to Lime Petroleum&rsquo s main producing field given its location next to the Brage Field, in which the company has an interest equating to some 33.8 per cent.
Another 30 per cent participating interest in licence PL1190 in the Norwegian Sea was offered to Lime Petroleum. The operator, Harbour Energy, holds a 50 per cent stake, while another partner, Polish state-controlled oil and gas company PGNiG, holds a 20 per cent interest.
Hubert said PL1190 is a &ldquo high-potential prospect&rdquo which can readily be tied back to the Heidrun field in case of an oil discovery, and to Asgard in case of a gas discovery.
Rex&rsquo s executive chairman Dan Brostrom said with the latest offshore licence offers, Lime Petroleum is strengthening its portfolio with a continuous pipeline of exploration drill projects near infrastructure.
&ldquo Lime Petroleum also has three discoveries with commercial field development potential Shrek, Iving and Falk, to unlock more value as contingent resources are added over time,&rdquo Brostrom added.
Separately, on Tuesday, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said 25 companies have been offered ownership interests in a total of 47 production licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf in the APA 2022 licensing round. Of the 47 licences, two are in the Barents Sea, 16 are in the Norwegian Sea and 29 are in the North Sea.
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Rex International&rsquo s unit offered participating interests in two Norway licences
REX International&rsquo s : 5WH -2.33% 91.65-per cent owned subsidiary Lime Petroleum has been offered participating interests in two new offshore licences.
The offers were made through the 2022 Awards in Predefined Areas (APA 2022) round in Norway, the oil and gas company said on Friday (Jan 13).
The first licence entails a 50 per cent interest in PL1178 in the North Sea. The licence operator, OKEA ASA, has a 50 per cent interest.
Lars Hubert, Lime Petroleum&rsquo s chief executive, said that the licence can add valuable additional resources to Lime Petroleum&rsquo s main producing field given its location next to the Brage Field, in which the company has an interest equating to some 33.8 per cent.
Another 30 per cent participating interest in licence PL1190 in the Norwegian Sea was offered to Lime Petroleum. The operator, Harbour Energy, holds a 50 per cent stake, while another partner, Polish state-controlled oil and gas company PGNiG, holds a 20 per cent interest.
Hubert said PL1190 is a &ldquo high-potential prospect&rdquo which can readily be tied back to the Heidrun field in case of an oil discovery, and to Asgard in case of a gas discovery.
Rex&rsquo s executive chairman Dan Brostrom said with the latest offshore licence offers, Lime Petroleum is strengthening its portfolio with a continuous pipeline of exploration drill projects near infrastructure.
&ldquo Lime Petroleum also has three discoveries with commercial field development potential Shrek, Iving and Falk, to unlock more value as contingent resources are added over time,&rdquo Brostrom added.
Separately, on Tuesday, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said 25 companies have been offered ownership interests in a total of 47 production licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf in the APA 2022 licensing round. Of the 47 licences, two are in the Barents Sea, 16 are in the Norwegian Sea and 29 are in the North Sea.
Thank you..! Hoped I' m right about it... hahaha..
Catrade ( Date: 12-Jan-2023 12:38) Posted:
This figures or numbers estimate from CoolAngler sounded very cool!
 Thk u. |
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This figures or numbers estimate from CoolAngler sounded very cool!
Thk u.
