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Bass Oil Ltd
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Price: 0.06 AUD 1.69% Market Closed
Market Cap: AU$19.2m
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Market Cap
19.2m AUD
Industry
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Bass Oil Ltd. engages in the exploration and production of oil and gas onshore assets in Indonesia. The company is headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. The company went IPO on 2004-09-30. The firm is engaged in building a substantial onshore Australian and Indonesian oil and gas business with a focus on Cooper Basin and production in South Sumatra. The firm's Tangai-Sukananti KSO project produces approximately 500 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from (55% Joint Venture (JV) share) and Worrior produces approximately 40 bopd (30% JV Share). The Company’s portfolio includes one producing license that is covering the Worrior oil field and a range of retention licenses with exploration, such as the drill ready Athelstan and Tyrell prospects. Its production license (PPL 207) Worrior Oilfield project covers 6.4 kilometers square and contains the producing Worrior oil field.

BAS Intrinsic Value
0.06 AUD
Overvaluation 5%
Intrinsic Value
Price AU$0.06

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