LNC - August 1 2013 - Quarterly Activities Report
LNC - August 1 2013 - Quarterly Activities Report
LNC - August 1 2013 - Quarterly Activities Report
HIGHLIGHTS
Major Highlights OIL & GAS
Gulf Coast newly reprocessed 3D seismic at Cedar Point Field identifies 10 prospects with over 4.1 MM barrels proved and probable reserve potential Initial production of first two wells ranging from 900 to 1000 BOEPD each Reservoir size indicates stable and accretive future production for the field Cedar Point targets drilled with strong production growth evident post Quarter end Alaskan rebate funding plans advanced and expected to generate receipts next quarter of ~$27.5m
CLEAN ENERGY
Conclusion of commercial terms with Exxaro representing first commercial UCG deal in South Africa Confirmation of framework to commercialise UCG to GTL technologies with YakutMinerals in Russia $20m of income expected in September Quarter in relation to Exxaro transaction Work in Ukraine progressing with DTEK ISP Report acknowledges Linc Energys demonstrated capability in UCG operations Decommissioning of old G3 UCG panel to commence in order to demonstrate rehabilitation of UCG through the full life cycle
SAPEX (Shale)
Arckaringa JV process progressing Assessment of technical data and planning for additional drilling and seismic to further define the shale oil potential has continued Ground gravity survey commenced in Eromanga basin (next to Cooper Basin) Technical review of new 3D seismic program an d new four (4) to six (6) well shale drilling program planned
DIRECTORS
COMPANY SECRETARY
Mr Brook Burke
Linc Energy is focused on conventional and unconventional oil and gas production. The Company owns a diverse and world-class commodity portfolio of oil, gas, shale and coal. Linc Energys conventional oil and gas assets are focused onshore USA (Alaska, Texas, Louisiana and Wyoming) with current production expected to grow significantly from the Companys existing reserves. The Companys unconventional oil and gas is driven by our world leading capability in Underground Coal Gasification (UCG). Linc Energy has constructed and commissioned the worlds only UCG to Gas-to-Liquids demonstration facility in Queensland, Australia. The Company also owns and operates the worlds only commercial UCG operation in Uzbekistan, which has been supplying syngas to a nearby power station for over fifty years. Linc Energy is listed on the ASX (Australia) and the OTCQX (USA).
CORPORATE
Key Highlights
US$200m Convertible Bond issued Repaid Fortress debt facility during Quarter $128 million group cash on hand with funding plans advanced to maintain or enhance cash balance after covering next Quarter spending plans. Ten new drilling targets at Cedar Point providing strong production uplift post Quarter end. Cedar Point potential to add over 4 million barrels to existing proved reserves Progressed Alaskan rebate funding (~$27.5m) and potential Reserves Based Lending uplift (~$44m) supported by improved production. Expect to close during next Quarter. Executed Master Agreement, Licence Agreement with Exxaro Exxaro receipt of $20m expected during next Quarter Executed Letter of Intent and Services Agreement with YakutMinerals Arckaringa Process ongoing with latest offers under review and discussion. These developments continue to highlight the determination of Adani to develop the Carmichael mine project in the earliest possible timeframe. The Adani Group remains on target to start overburden removal operations at the Carmichael coal project in third Quarter of 2014 with exports to occur in first Quarter 2017. The ramp up to full production (60 Mtpa) is expected by 2023. Adani expects to finalise the Carmichael mine EIS in last Quarter of 2013 and the NGBR EIS by third Quarter of 2014. Adani has also undergone an extensive exploration program on the asset with the goal to finalising the mine plan ahead of development and construction work towards the first Quarter of 2014. Adani is also planning a new development in the Port of Abbot Point precinct predominantly for its own use with some third party cargo as well (T0 development) with an ultimate capacity of about 70 Mtpa and is undertaking, jointly with NQBP, BHP and GVK a Cumulative Impact Assessment. The T0 expansion is targeted for completion contemporaneously with the Carmichael mine. Separately, some 30 kilometres south of Mackay, Adani and Dudgeon Point Project Management, a subsidiary of the Brookfield Infrastructure Group, are the preferred proponents for the proposed Dudgeon Point Coal Terminal, a dedicated coal export facility adjacent to the existing terminals of Hay Point and Dalrymple Bay. Both proponents were awarded equivalent areas for the development of two new coal terminals on 14 December 2011. The proposed terminals will provide export capacity of up to 180 million tonnes per year. The Dudgeon Point Coal Terminal was declared a significant project by the Queensland Government in October 2011. The proposed coal terminal at Dudgeon Point is still subject to the requisite EIS and bankable feasibility studies. The EIS is targeted for approval by end of 2014 with construction to be completed by the first Quarter of 2018.
Adani Royalty
Since the last update to the market, the Queensland Government has provided Adani with the ability to proceed with the North Galilee Basin Rail (NGBR) standard gauge rail line to Abbot Point. It has now been declared a controlled action and will be subject to an EIS at the Federal and State level in parallel. The State Government has declared the rail project as a coordinated project. Adani, through its wholly owned subsidiary Galilee Transmission Company Pty Ltd, has also applied for Transmission Authority to allow the distribution of power to the Carmichael mine.
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CORPORATE
Following the recent developments outlined above, Adani now has the option of proceeding with the construction of a 185 kilometre narrow gauge rail line from the proposed Carmichael mine to Moranbah or constructing the standard gauge NGBR to Abbot Point.
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In Cedar Point, the Company has completed two wells with combined initial production rates of 800 barrels of oil per day (BOPD) and 7 million cubic feet of gas per day. The Company is currently completing a third welland mobilizing a second rig to the field to accelerate the 10+ well drilling program. Further to this initial drilling success, the Company has utilised its recently reprocessed 3D seismic to develop additional drilling opportunities in the Cedar Point Field. Linc Energy geoscientists have been able to correlate the seismic signatures to historical well data and have identified large reservoir potential for each of the prospects.
The Company anticipates that these reservoirs will be capable of sustaining excellent production rates over several years in contrast to previously experienced decline rates at Barbers Hill. Historical average cumulative production per well in the Cedar Point field has been 600,000 barrels of oil equivalent. With this in mind, Linc Energy intends to shift its primary focus from Barbers Hill to Cedar Point by reducing rig count in Barbers Hill to one rig, while increasing Cedar Point to two rigs. The net effect of this strategy will result in steady production growth, lower finding and development costs, and an overall decrease in capital expenditures.
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Drilling
Barbers Hill 7-day Initial Production Rate Conoco #2 LE Fitzgerald #8 LE Fitzgerald #9 Chambers Co. Ag. #52 Higgins #21 Kirby Pet. Co. B-50 Kirby Pet. Co. #35 AE Barber #20 AE Barber #22 346 BOPD 336 BOPD 335 BOPD 331 BOPD 227 BOPD 206 BOPD 28 BOPD Dry Hole Dry hole
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CLEAN ENERGY
Overview
The Clean Energy Divisions path to commercialisation was further strengthened in the second Quarter of 2013 with the announcement of two important transactions: 1. Conclusion of commercial terms with Exxaro in South Africa representing the Divisions first commercial UCG deal internationally; and 2. Confirmation of a framework to commercialise UCG to GTL technologies with YakutMinerals in North East Russia. In addition to these announcements, the Clean Energy Division also continues to progress site assessment studies and prefeasibility assessments with four prospective commercial partners across North America, Asia and Europe. Pending the outcome of these assessments, commercial terms will be negotiated with the intention of joint project development across the respective regions. With solid progress made on these specific partnering opportunities, growing momentum is also being seen in Poland with advancement in the framing of a commercial UCG proposition and discussions now occurring at the highest levels across the Polish Government. The demonstration of UCG in Poland will be tantamount to a wider unlocking of the potential of UCG in Europe where reliance on gas importation continues to grow and prices are forecast to remain high for the medium to longer term. The pipeline of commercial UCG opportunities has never looked stronger for the Clean Energy Division and, in time, will demonstrate the value created from the investment of shareholders funds over the past decade in the development of the worlds leading UCG technology. YakutMinerals, an affiliate of Ervington Investments Ltd, to assess the potential of deploying Linc Energys world leading UCG technology on the coal resources of Chukotka in North Eastern Russia. Importantly, the scope of agreement between the two companies is to not only assess the upstream UCG potential of Chukotkas coal resource, but to also properly define a downstream project that, subject to satisfactory technical and economic outcomes of the study, would be co-developed by Linc Energy and YakutMinerals in North East Russia. The ultimate downstream focus of the study is application of Gasto-Liquids technology to support local demand for clean diesel and jet fuels such demand currently being met through importation from neighbouring regions. Both companies have commenced gearing up for the initial feasibility work and a delegation from Linc Energy will be visiting Moscow and Chukotka in late July / early August to commence site specific characterisation activities in earnest and meet with the Government of Chukotka. This remains an extraordinary opportunity for Linc Energy to partner with a serious energy and resources company in Russia and we expect very positive results from our two companys collaboration over the near term.
Africa
The partnership between Linc Energy and Exxaro was formalised and concluded with the signing of three agreements between the two companies on the 30th May 2013. The Master Agreement establishes how the companies will partner to jointly develop projects in the Sub-Saharan African Region (Region) with substantial details having been agreed on for the first UCG to Power Project being developed in the Waterberg coal fields in South Africa. Linc Energy will take up a minimum 15% interest in the syngas production facilities and up to a maximum of 49% equity interest in this first project (full
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Russia
Following several months of discussion and negotiations, Linc Energy was proud to announce in June 2013 that it had signed a Letter of Intent and Services Agreement with
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CLEAN ENERGY
complex) and thereafter have the option to take-up to 49% interest in all future UCG projects in the Region with Exxaro. The Licence Agreement gives Exxaro the nonexclusive right to use Linc Energys UCG technology in partnership with Linc Energy in the Region. A total licence fee of AUD 30 million of which AUD 3 million has been paid on signing of the Term Sheet, AUD 20 million to be paid on the date on which the three agreements become effective (target Q3 2013) and the balance of AUD 7 million to be paid on completion of the performance testing of the first project (targeted for 2017). Of substantial commercial importance to Linc Energy is the running royalties that would be collected from each project, based on an AUD charge per unit of syngas produced and sold. These royalties have been linked to a representative index of the final product being produced by each project (e.g. power, liquid fuels, fertilized etc.). Linc Energy will provide engineering services in support of its UCG technology plus downstream integration as part of the scope of the third of the set of agreements namely the Services Agreement. These services will be invoiced at cost plus a margin. These fees have been benchmarked against standard fees invoiced by Australian engineering companies in the industry. The Concept Design Phase for the first project to produce 250MW of electrical power has been commenced with target completion by the end of 2013. The exploration drilling is well under way for completion by early August 2013 in support of a very aggressive schedule to confirm the suitability of the selected site and develop the UCG and downstream technology packages on which to develop the first project. Linc Energy has opened an office in Centurion South Africa and appointed three key staff to help grow the business in the region as well as support the Exxaro project.
Poland
On the 20th April, Linc Energy commenced drilling its 3rd borehole (of four in the current programme) in the most prospective area of Spytkowice within our PWD coal concession. The borehole BSPY-4 reached the coring level of 770 m by the end of the Quarter. Results of the drilling will be available within Q3. Importantly, Linc Energy met with a delegation of senior Government officials from Poland in Q2, led by the Polish Minister of External Affairs. The meeting provided an opportunity to present Linc Energys credentials and strategic value to the Polish delegation through the offering of enhanced energy security and competitive and long term pricing of pipeline quality gas into the Polish gas transmission system. Several meetings have taken place both in Poland and Australia with regards this immediate opportunity to commercialise UCG into Poland on Linc Energys coal resource. Discussions have been initiated with a number of prospective commercial partners with regards to an off-take of the syngas from future commercial projects. Amongst different downstream syngas applications, reprocessing the syngas into chemical products or pipeline quality natural gas are viewed as the most economically viable and promising options. The meeting with gas system operator was also held to assess conditions for gas feed-in into the grid system close to our current exploratory site. Clarification of legislative and concession related matters are also under discussion with the Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Economy and we remain confident clarity will be obtained on the way forward for UCG in Poland over the short term.
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CLEAN ENERGY
Queensland
Chinchilla
Over the last Quarter Gasifier 5 at the Chinchilla site has continued to operate giving steady gas volumes of high quality content. G5 was commissioned in October 2011 and has been operated continuously for the past 21 months. During the month of June a 10 day campaign was undertaken removing air injection and injecting G5 with 100% Oxygen. Excellent gas quality was achieved during this steady state trial by once again employing the enhanced process control methodology. The trial continues to validate the performance of Linc Energys technology in support of ongoing commercial projects which are being progressed around the world. To date G5 has successfully converted over 15,500 tonnes of coal to a high quality SynGas. under review and scrutiny as part of the G6 permit application in Wyoming. Over the coming months, Linc Energy will be actively re-engaging with the Queensland Government to ensure the approach to decommissioning at Chinchilla is robust and that the exploratory work to further investigate the concluded gasifiers is completed in a timely and safe manner.
North America
Wyoming
With the ongoing delays being experienced in the permitting of G6 in Wyoming, the hard decision was made during the past Quarter to close Linc Energys Casper office and reallocate several staff members to both the Glenrock and Denver offices. This decision was made to reflect the ongoing focus on reducing cash burn across the business, whilst also recognising that the G6 permit application, now substantially in final form and through the majority of regulatory challenges raised by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WDEQ), could be serviced from a smaller number of people without the need for a separate discreet office. During the past Quarter, representatives of Linc Energy met with senior members of the WDEQ and indeed, the Governor of Wyoming to provide this feedback, whilst expressing the companys ongoing strong support for the G6 permit. However, with the delays experienced over the past 12 months in progressing the permit to public consultation, together with the growth in the Divisions commercial pipeline during this time, the business case to support investment in G6 will now need to be considered and ranked against other competing opportunities. The latest feedback provided to Linc Energy by the WDEQ was that the G6 permit should be issued for public consultation within Q3 of 2013.
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CLEAN ENERGY
Alaska
Following on from the previous quarterly report, work continued on the development of a concept study to fully assess the supply of syngas to a power generation facility located in Alaska. The majority of work has now been completed on the resource assessment based on preexisting geological and drilling log data, and we are awaiting feedback from turbine manufacturers to fully integrate the two studies. The market dynamics continue to look highly supportive of UCG as an alternative source of synthetic natural gas in and around the Cook Inlet in particular, with high demand for both natural gas and CO offtakes for enhanced oil recovery. The forward curve pricing of natural gas in Alaska is also highly attractive for long term, stable offtake contracts in and around the Anchorage region. Discussions continue with several prospective offtakes, both for the CO2 and UCG derived syngas from future projects. We continue to receive a growing number of enquiries from Asia, in particular from China but also from Indonesia and Mongolia. The demand to be able to produce Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG) for upgrading to LNG or simply put into existing pipeline infrastructure or production of diesel and jet fuels from Gas to Liquid (GTL) technology or other high value downstream products from low cost feed syngas from our UCG operations is sparking significant interest throughout Asia. UCG is emerging as a significant consideration to the energy wealth and prosperity of the region. Given the increased interest in Linc Energy and its world leading UCG technology, we remain confident that we will see many developments and partnerships evolving from this region in the not too distant future
Ukraine
DTEK Oil and Gas continues to move forward in the collection and collation of data pertaining to their coal resources available to Linc Energy to prospective UCG projects in and around Donetsk. As alluded to in the previous quarterly report, given the existence of legislative constraints over the provision of natural resource geological data to foreign companies through data exportation, this process has and continues to be slower than first envisaged. However, DTEK are continuing to show real commitment in defining appropriate and legal ways in which Linc Energy is facilitated in undertaking the initial site assessment.
Asia
Linc Energy hosted in the second Quarter of this year several delegations from Asia to the Chinchilla UCG GTL demonstration facility.
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Tenure Update
Within Queensland, Linc Energy currently holds: 30 tenements under Exploration Permits for Coal (EPCs) with a further 3 tenements under application (EPCa). Granted EPCs and those areas under EPC application combine to a total of 3800 sub-blocks, covering an area of approximately 12,920km; 2 Granted Mineral Development Licences (MDL) with a further 15 under application (MDLa). The total area covered under granted Mineral Development Licences (MDL) and applications (MDLa) is 858km; 3 Mining Lease Applications (MLa) and 2 Petroleum Lease Applications (PLa). The total area covered under Mining Lease Application (MLa) is 129km and total area covered by Petroleum Lease Applications (PLa) is 112km.
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Throughout the development of the study Linc Energy and NEC have sought community engagement and have endeavoured to communicate with regional stakeholders on a personal level. New Emerald Coal will continue to operate in a socially conscious manner building on robust stakeholder relationships as the EIS moves closer to approval through the public consultation phase next Quarter.
Resource Update
Teresa
JORC Coal Resource of 298mmt(*) (82mmt Indicated, 216mmt Inferred) JORC Coal Reserve of 47mmt(**) (47mmt Marketable Probable) included in the JORC Coal Resource
Pentland
JORC Coal Resource of 266mmt(*) (176mmt Indicated, 90mmt Inferred)
Dalby
JORC Coal Resource of 146mmt(*) (146mmt Inferred)
The information in this announcement relating to coal resources is based on information compiled by Troy Turner, who is a member of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and who is employed by Xenith Consulting Pty Ltd. Troy Turner has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which they are undertaking to qualify as competent persons as defined in the 2004 Edition of the Australian Code for Reporting Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves. Troy Turner consents to the inclusion in the announcement of the matters based on their information in the form and context in which it appears.
SAPEX
South Australia Overview
Assets held in SAPEX are located in South Australia and include: Petroleum exploration licences (PELs) in the Arckaringa, Eromanga, and Walloway Basins, Petroleum exploration licence applications (PELAs) in the Arckaringa and Stansbury Basins, Exploration licences for coal (ELs) in the Arckaringa Basin and Walloway Basin Exploration licence application (ELA) in the Arckaringa Basin
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SAPEX
Arckaringa Basin Update
Barclays Bank PLC is acting as a strategic advisor on the SAPEX petroleum assets within the Arckaringa Basin. A structured process is underway aimed at identifying an experienced industry partner to join the Company in a JV or other arrangement to further explore and develop the potential for shale oil resources. Detailed assessment of technical data and planning for additional drilling and seismic to further define the shale oil resource potential has continued. No field exploration work has been carried out in the Arckaringa Basin during the last Quarter.
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Tenement Name Rathdowney Wowan Galilee South Pentland Jambin Tipton Sth Teresa/Lucknow Biloela Cloncurry Nth Cloncurry Sth Saxby Wilkie Wilkie Wilkie Teresa Tipton Chinchilla West Tipton 2 Teresa North Wowan West Chinchilla Chinchilla Dunmore Lily Pond Dingo Cloncurry Central Agnes Walker Teresa East Galilee North Devlin Pelican Cuthbert
Tenement # EPC 910 EPC 908 EPC 1227 EPC 526 EPC 909 EPC 938 EPC 1226 EPC1248 EPC 1525 EPC 1526 EPC 1549 EPC 897 EPC 898 EPC 899 EPC 980 EPC 1770 EPC 1046 EPC 902 EPC 1267 EPC 1323 EPC1247 EPC 635 EPC 1537 EPC 1550 EPC 1536 EPC 1527 EPC 2541 EPC 2551 EPC 2841 EPCa 1228 EPCa 2543 EPCa 2549 EPCa 2552
Location 40km S Ipswich - Clarence Moreton Basin 40km N Biloela - Biloela Basin 60km W Clermont - Drummond Basin 220km SW Townsville - Galilee Basin 25km N Biloela - Biloela/Callide Basins 60km SW Dalby - Surat Basin 30km N Emerald - SW Bowen Basin 40km N Biloela - Biloela Basin 120km NW Hughenden Galilee/Eromanga Basin 85km NW Hughenden Galilee/Eromanga Basins 150km NW Hughenden Galilee/Eromanga Basin 40km SE Chinchilla - Surat Basin 30km SE Chinchilla - Surat Basin 20km NW Dalby - Surat Basin 20km N Emerald - SW Bowen Basin 30km SW Dalby - Surat Basin 20km S Chinchilla - Surat Basin 30km S Dalby - Surat Basin 20km N Emerald - SW Bowen Basin 20km NW Wowan - Biloela Basin 15km SW Chinchilla - Surat Basin 15km S Chinchilla - Surat Basin 50km SW Dalby - Surat Basin 130km NE Cloncurry - Galilee/Eromanga Basin 15km NW Biloela - Biloela/Callide Basins 100km NW Hughenden Galilee/Eromanga Basin 90km NE Hughenden - Eromanga/Galilee Basins 7 S Hughenden - Eromanga/Galilee Basins 35km NE Emerald - Bowen Basin 75km NW Clermont - Drummond Basin 10 S Hughenden - Eromanga/Galilee Basins 120 N Hughenden - Eromanga/Galilee Basins 95 N Hughenden - Eromanga/Galilee Basins
Sub-blocks 38 99 133 12 118 32 58 90 120 155 260 40 50 47 37 111 16 64 10 30 8 32 36 240 46 162 300 298 4 299 300 300 300 3845
Area ( km) 129 337 452 41 401 109 197 306 408 527 884 136 170 160 126 377 54 218 34 102 27 109 122 816 156 551 1020 1013 14 1017 1020 1020 1020 13073
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Tenement Name
Tenement # PEL117 PEL118 PEL119 PEL120 PEL121 PEL122 PEL123 PEL124 PEL 568 PEL 569 PELa 604 PELa 606
Location Arckaringa Basin Arckaringa Basin Arckaringa Basin Begins N Adelaide, extends N 257km ~50km W Port Augusta - St Vincent/Walloway Basins Arckaringa Basin Arckaringa Basin Arckaringa Basin Arckaringa Basin Eromanga Basin Eromanga Basin Arckaringa Basin Walloway & Stansbury Basin 130 NE Coober Pedy - Arckaringa Basin 90 NE Coober Pedy - Arckaringa Basin 90km SE Port Augusta - Walloway Basin 80km NE Coober Pedy 70km SW Oodnadatta 90km E Port Augusta, Orroroo Region - Walloway Basin 90km ENE Port Augusta, Orroroo Region - Walloway Basin 70km SW Oodnadatta 100km NE of Coober Pedy
TOTAL: Arckaringa Williams Bore Walloway Cadaree Hill Mt Andrews Orroroo Weira Plain Arckaringa Eurelyana Creek
EL 4502 EL 4501 EL 4148 EL 4272 EL 4273 EL4454 EL 4540 EL4934 ELA 2013/00064
TOTAL: Note: Most ELs and ELAs are also covered by Linc's PELs or PELAs
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Lease Name State Of Alaska ADL 390581 AK Mental Health Trust MHT 9300061 Linc Energy (Alaska) Inc AK Mental Health Trust MHT 9400434 AK Mental Health Trust MHT 9200462 AK Mental Health Trust MHT 9200461 State Of Alaska ADL 390720 State Of Alaska ADL 390884 AA 084141 (Bureau of Land Mgmt) AA 081726 (Bureau of Land Mgmt)
County Matanuska-Susitna Borough Matanuska-Susitna Borough Matanuska-Susitna Borough Denali & Fairbanks N.Star Borough Kenai Penninsula Borough Matanuska-Susitna Borough North Slope Borough North Slope Borough North Slope Borough North Slope Borough
State Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska Alaska
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Lease Name State Tract 126 State Tract 127 E.W. Barber "D" (Samson) A.E. Barber L.E. Fitzgerald Unit Kirby "A" Kirby "B" Kirby "C" Kirby Petroleum Company (Samson) Lease Gulf Fee "C" 64 Gulf Fee Fisher (mineral ownership - Linc fee to 6000') Kirby Petroleum Company 15 Acres J. Wilburn J.F. Wilburn "B" Wilburn "C" #9 And #10 Wilburn "D" Wilburn "E" Wilburn, J. "A" Higgins Higgins-BChambers County Agricultural Company Fitzgerald, J.M. ("A") Jones, Lyle Woodward Winfree, E.H. State Tract 118 State Tract 119 Strip Leases Lots 3 Strip Leases Lots 5 ConocoPhillips NEQ Investments, LTD M Winfree Heirs, LLC Brian Collins Union Pacific Railroad Company Union Pacific Railroad Company Union Pacific Railroad Company William Stamps Farish Fund COO, LLC Hudson Gas & Oil, Ltd Martha Botts Farish Article XIII Test. Trust Linc Energy Ltd Quarterly Report 1 April 2013- 30 June 2013
County Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers Chambers
State TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX TX
Net Acres 640 320 25 73 47.5 73 107.864 15 49.5 64.72 23.5 15 65 50 93.95 52.5 16.57 7.05 205.1 50.44 21.93 20 12 640 9.23 4.485 4.427 101.33 13.52 58.88 84.95 21.93 2.323 3.3 1.82 0.91 0.91 0.91
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Appendix 5B
Mining exploration entity quarterly report
Introduced 01/07/96 Origin Appendix 8 Amended 01/07/97, 01/07/98, 30/09/01, 01/06/10, 17/12/10
Name of entity
30 June 2013
1.13
Cash flows related to financing activities Proceeds from issues of shares, options, etc. Proceeds from sale of forfeited shares Proceeds from borrowings Repayment of borrowings Dividends paid Other (Proceeds from Bond issue) Other (Costs associated with financing activities) Net financing cash flows Net increase (decrease) in cash held
117 38,397 (63,496) 190,142 (5,187) 159,973 72,343 19,043 31,695 123,081
3,234 103,397 (257,760) 439,060 (18,390) 269,541 67,536 25,680 29,865 123,081
Cash at beginning of quarter/year to date Exchange rate adjustments Cash at end of quarter
Payments to directors of the entity and associates of the directors Payments to related entities of the entity and associates of the related entities
Current quarter $A'000 1.23 1.24 1.25 Aggregate amount of payments to the parties included in item 1.2 Aggregate amount of loans to the parties included in item 1.10 Explanation necessary for an understanding of the transactions Included in 1.2 Payments for administration Executive Directors Fees = $453,051 Non-Executive Directors Fees = $78,071 Payments to Directors related parties = $1,144 532 -
2.2
Details of outlays made by other entities to establish or increase their share in projects in which the reporting entity has an interest N/A
Amount available $A000 3.1 3.2 Loan facilities Credit standby arrangements 547,465 4,588
Note 1: The total includes payments related to phase 1 Umiat drilling program that have accrued and will be due and owing in the September quarter net of the expected Alaskan exploration rebates funding in the period. Note 2: Includes accrued creditors and scheduled spend in the quarter. Note 3: The total includes all costs directly attributable to Oil and Gas production and includes overheads attributable to production that were previously attributed to Administration. Note 4: The Administration forecast includes a one-off payment for the finalisation of certain contracts in the USA. Note 5: Linc Energy expects to receive cA$20 million from Exxaro in the next quarter (not included above) as part payment of the Licence Fee in connection with the agreements signed in May 2013 to jointly develop UCG projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Note 6: The table excludes oil & gas revenues, clean energy revenues and other funds inflows which are expected to maintain or improve the current cash balance at the end of next quarter.
Reconciliation of cash
Reconciliation of cash at the end of the quarter (as shown in the consolidated statement of cash flows) to the related items in the accounts is as follows. 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Cash on hand and at bank Deposits at call Bank overdraft Other Total: cash at end of quarter (item 1.22) Current quarter $A000 79,720 43,361 123,081 Previous quarter $A000 18,951 92 19,043
6.2
Description includes rate of interest and any redemption or conversion rights together with prices and dates.
securities
519,468,416
569,468,416
7.5
7.6
7.7
Changes during quarter (a) Increases through issues (b) Decreases through returns of capital, buybacks +Convertible debt securities (description) Changes during quarter (a) Increases through issues (b) Decreases through securities matured, converted Options (description and conversion factor) Issued during quarter Exercised during quarter Expired during quarter Debentures (totals only) Unsecured notes (totals only)
7.8
7.9
7.10
Options 2,179,524 Rights 11,111,585 Options Nil Rights 6,279,463 Options 133,800 Rights 1,342,667 Options Nil Rights 146,990
Various $0.00
7.11 7.12
Compliance statement
1 This statement has been prepared under accounting policies which comply with accounting standards as defined in the Corporations Act or other standards acceptable to ASX (see note 5). This statement does give a true and fair view of the matters disclosed.
Date: 31/07/2013