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Mart Resources Inc > Mart Q&A @ 5i
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Post by radcat on Nov 05, 2012 3:09pm

Mart Q&A @ 5i

 

 

October 31, 2012 (asked by Andrew)

Question: Mart Resources has stated that the pipeline deal is done and just waiting for signatures. The umu 10 well is being tested and results could be in the next 4-6 weeks I would guess. Would you think these events will have a substantial impact on the share price or not since it is a year before we will be able to get the increased flow rates? Is the good news already baked in ? Can you explain how the lost oil is really being stolen. Partners, Nigerian government? Thanks very much.

5i Research Answer:

Any real pipeline news will have an impact on the share price, depsite the time frame. Uncertainty is the killer, and the 'losses' have been very disconcerting. No oil is 'stolen' but the pipeline operator just pays Mart for a lower amount of oil than what is actually shipped. e.g. they ship 50,000 barrels, the operator gets paid for 50,000, but they only pay Mart for 42,000 barrels. Basically stealing but with government involvement (guessing here only).

The well news's impact is dependent on the test results, some of it may be in the price already.

 

 

October 24, 2012 (asked by Peter)

Question: Peter> Can you kindly provide your accessment of Mart Resources(MMT-V) . They appear to have several catalysts moving forward as well as paying a dividend currently yielding close to 11%

5i Research Answer:

We like Mart quite a lot, but it remains very high risk. The dividend is nice, but the last quarter was horrible. There is potential positive news on the pipeline issue, where they continue to experience their partners stealing from them losses because of the way toll and payments are made. Note how we put that, it is part of the process of working in Nigeria.

It has excellent exploration potential, OK management and very good prospects overall. We expect the dividend to continue, especially as it has just started.

Investors are watching it, and it hit a new high today. We would expect pipeline news and exploration news in the 4th quarter. High risk but high potential, certainly.

Comment by straightup on Nov 05, 2012 5:24pm
That is a payed for service you are pasting here. Not sure 5I would appreciate it much.Since you also seem to be a member you should know better. Share some info maybe but don't paste the whole thing.
Comment by straightup on Nov 05, 2012 8:35pm
Sorry paid service.
Comment by neugrufti on Nov 06, 2012 1:32am
Anyone paying money for 'research' like that shouldn't be in the markets, they should be in Vegas at the Blackjack table. A high school student on Google would get better information than that. In addition, as a paid service, the fact that are flat out stating that Mart's partners are complicit in theft of oil is libelous unless they have some actual proof, which they simply do not ...more  
Comment by tcbmill on Nov 06, 2012 3:40am
Respectfully Neu,I'm not sure who you are condemning,5i or straightup for subscribing to 5i, but Peter Hodgson,the guy behind 5i is,I think,as credible a newsletter guy as you will find.I have no interest in what you think of either of them or me for that matter but it would seem to me that you aren't sure who 5i is if you compare them to high school students on google.If I recall,he is a ...more  
Comment by tcbmill on Nov 06, 2012 3:40am
Respectfully Neu,I'm not sure who you are condemning,5i or straightup for subscribing to 5i, but Peter Hodgson,the guy behind 5i is,I think,as credible a newsletter guy as you will find.I have no interest in what you think of either of them or me for that matter but it would seem to me that you aren't sure who 5i is if you compare them to high school students on google.If I recall,he is a ...more  
Comment by Greenchips on Nov 06, 2012 8:39am
Regrettably, the pipeline losses are substantially real and are reported as such by both MMT and OER both TSX listed, prolific producers in OML 56 who pump into the AGIP pipeline. Organized gangs are primarily responsible, they take the crude to very basic "refineries" in the jungle or remote areas where they strip out the high end products such as kerosene and dump the rest causing huge ...more  
Comment by Roxy10 on Nov 06, 2012 9:19am
I am sure everyone has seen the Doc on BBC showing local gangs tapping into the pipeline. What is so shocking to me was to see these people refining the oil into gasoline in old fashioned stills (sp). Some of them in just shorts and bare feet, covered in oil. These people have a very short life. They are causing horrible enviromental damage, oil all over the place and in the local creeks and ...more  
Comment by Greenchips on Nov 06, 2012 10:15am
The best news for Mart is that Oando Energy (OER) are suffering the same problems in OML 56 but they are partners with Agip in other concessions (including OML 125 which produces 25,000 BOPD) so they will have some influence. Also, their majority shareholder, Oando PLC is the largest indigenous integrated oil and gas company in Nigeria (over 600 petrol stations for instance) and have a lot of ...more  
Comment by mjh9413 on Nov 06, 2012 10:32am
mentioning gangs..hey, this is Nigeria. Goodluck Jonathan is a member of a gang even though he wears more than shorts and has shoes.These guys on the streets have been ripped off for decades and who can blame them for getting their due share of Nigeria's oil wealth rather than it continue to be squandered by corrupt officials, all of whom are gang members..I am long Mart but it is the politico ...more  
Comment by 5wood on Nov 06, 2012 11:44am
Yes, I think it was called Brex though...   I am not supporting the processes in Nigeria, just pointing out an example much closer to home.   5wood  
Comment by mjh9413 on Nov 06, 2012 12:54pm
i know I shud not continue this but your response is so narrow. Did bre-x create national poverty or mean that a Nation's stability might be jeopardised? Come on..we are talking about already impoverished people here, and not just food poverty but everything yuou probably take for granted every day..go travel the world...
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