Good news for San Leon shareholders (and other partners involved) could be on the way soon as Serica’s Quarterly update confirmed today that Morocco Farm-In Agreements are in advanced stages. San Leon has the lion share of the licence interest and is likely to farm out the largest slice in return for a free drill carry or similar capex saving deal.
The MENA region has been in demand recently and the farm in partner (when announced) could be one of the large majors like BP.
It will be interesting to see just how much of the morocco interests are farmed out as San Leon has been clear about their main focus being Poland. A 30% farm out would not surprise me. That would leave San Leon with just 12.5% but this would be derisked on the exploration costs.
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13 August 2012, San Leon Energy Plc
Morocco Farm-In Agreements
San Leon Energy notes the Serica Energy plc (“Serica”) Quarterly Update announced this morning where it references the near conclusion of farm in contracts for the offshore Foum Draa and Sidi Moussa permits.
San Leon is looking forward to informing its shareholders of the final terms upon completion of the agreements which is expected shortly.
Pre completion of the farm-in agreements, San Leon Energy holds a 42.5% net operated interest in both blocks. The remaining interest is held by Serica (25%), Longreach Oil and Gas (7.5%) and ONYHM, the National Bureau of Petroleum and Mines, in Morocco (25%).
your views on san leon -Africa- AS you know longreach are there – but on longreach official site THEY are so enthusiastic on the MOROCCO estimates of oil reserves – have you any observations ; any views why sle are not ,
do you have a sle SP target valuation/estimate
your views on fraud libor – – corporate goverance – AIM communication with shareholders etc are aN absolute delight to read – and not much found elsewhere on paper or computer