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Blue Energy Ord Shs T.BLU


Primary Symbol: BUENF

Blue Energy Limited is an Australia-based oil and gas exploration company. The Company is engaged in the exploration, evaluation and development of conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources. Its geographical segment is Australia, which includes Queensland and the Northern Territory. The Company’s projects include Bowen Basin (ATP814P), Carpentaria Basin (ATP1112A), Galilee Basin (ATP813P), South Georgina Basin (ATP1114A, ATP1117A and ATP1123A), Surat Basin (ATP854P) and Greater McArthur Basin (EP199A, EP200, EP205A, EP206, EP207, EP208A, EP209A, EP210A and EP211A). ATP814P consists of six disconnected blocks in the North Bowen Basin in an area ranging from south of Moranbah up to Newlands in the Northern Bowen Basin. ATP1112A is located in the Carpentaria Basin of northwestern Queensland. It is located south of the Gulf of Carpentaria region and approximately 40 kilometers (km) west of Normanton. ATP813P covers a large area in the Galilee Basin in Central West Queensland.


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Post by Art365on Apr 05, 2011 11:12am
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Post# 18386920

Dilution

DilutionSomebody wrote on this board about an eventual devastating dilution resulting from the conversion of convertible notes, etc. The figure mentioned was 700 million shares, taken from the Q3 report. But this was an hypothetic scenario, based on a conversion price of 0,09$ per share. Let's look at the facts:

The 6 million$ convertible notes of the landlord were converted at 0,29$ per share, so 20,6 million shares were issued, rather than 67 million which would have been issued at 0,09. There were also 83 million preferred shares outstanding at the end of Q3 2010. But 14,8 million preferred shares have been converted to 16 million common shares during the previous 12 months, at an effective conversion rate of 0,93$ per share. Finally, at the end of Q3 2010, there were 21 million$ of convertible notes expiring in 2014, 13 million$ expiring in 2026 and 0,5 million$ expiring in 2027.

So the real situation could be much different from this apocalyptic scenario. In fact, the more the shares rise, the more their real value increases.

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