Do you think POA and CAGOM is making good progress on reviving the production of crude oil ? The application for well license transfer
was submitted on 6th May 2016. To-date AER has not approved any of the well transfers. How many years will this take to transfer 208
wells ?
For a successful well transfer an LMR rating of at least 2.0 is required meaning to say current total asset should be at least 2 times more
than current total liabilities. If total asset equals to total liabilities then LMR rating would be 1.0. Please refer LLR report below.
LLR_Report.pdf ( 40.96k )
Number of downloads: 43The current LMR rating for COGI is only 1.2 which probably means if total assets are sold to pay up total liabilities there could only be 0.2
left or 20% remaining. With the current market value of WTI crude, the 0.2 left or 20% remaining assets is quite far from CAD 128 million
owed to POA investors.
Does the 0.2 left or 20% remaining asset sufficiently represent 208 oil wells owned by POA ? Is there a possibility after the auctioning of all
COGI assets above, some wells rightfully belonged to POA may have been auctioned off, considering POA is still identifying remaining wells
rightfully belong to them ?
In terms of business plan submitted to revive production, POA and CAGOM is far from getting to the beginning of implementation phase. If
approval from AER continues to be delayed, the expectation next year to revive production will not be met.
If situation is prolonged expect to wait possibly 5, 10 or more years before all wells are completely transferred, extracted, and sold if POA
managed to secure buyers. Some investors may never live this long to see the money again. Hence to expedite the revival process below
are some pro-active actions to consider :
● POA and CAGOM needs to be pushed harder and contacted regularly for updates to expedite revival.
● POA and CAGOM needs to consider obtaining written signatures from all POA investors as evidence to push AER to expedite decision of
well transfer.
● POA investors may need to form a TEAM to collectively suggest and take actions on POA and CAGOM should situation prolong with failure
of the project. There are lawyers in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia whom can be engaged to audit them and monitor the situation.
If necessary the lawyers are capable to engage lawyers from abroad to file court case in Singapore and Canada.
Remember TEAM = Together Everyone Achieves More.
There are not enough efforts currently to make things happen. If no actions are taken, situation will likely be prolonged since POA and CAGOM
may not know how much longer this will take due to denial of well transfer from AER.
The Proven Oil Asia (POA) Investor.
This post has been edited by TeamWorks: Dec 12 2016, 07:33 PM
Dec 10 2016, 04:51 PM
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