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DNO International ligger i en faldende trend og der indikeres videre nedgang indenfor denne. Ved reaktioner opad er der modstand mod loftet i trendkanalen. Gav købssignal fra en rektangelformation ved bruddet op gennem modstanden ved 4.90. Videre opgang til 5.92 eller mere er signaleret. Aktien har støtte ved ca. 4.00 kroner og modstand ved ca. 6.40 kroner. RSI-kurven viser en stigende trend, hvilket er et tidligt signal om muligt trendbrud opad. Aktien anses samlet set teknisk neutral på mellemlang sigt.
DNO: Iraq export around the corner - BUY
With physical connection to export pipeline in Iraq completed, and encouraging
political signals, we think export is just around the corner for DNO in Iraq.
In addition to higher pricing, this is likely to trigger M&A interest from
large oil companies
We expect export start up within a few months
Recent signals from central government are very positive (Iraqi oil minister
statement: "In my view, DNO's Tawke field is ready for export. It is just to go
ahead as quickly as possible without further delays")
DNO yesterday announced all technical work to connect Tawke field to export
pipeline has been completed
Export to trigger
Higher valuation
M&A interest - DNO in our view a clear takeover candidate
BUY ? Target Price NOK 8
Upside to NOK 12 when export is in place
With physical connection to export pipeline in Iraq completed, and encouraging
political signals, we think export is just around the corner for DNO in Iraq.
In addition to higher pricing, this is likely to trigger M&A interest from
large oil companies
We expect export start up within a few months
Recent signals from central government are very positive (Iraqi oil minister
statement: "In my view, DNO's Tawke field is ready for export. It is just to go
ahead as quickly as possible without further delays")
DNO yesterday announced all technical work to connect Tawke field to export
pipeline has been completed
Export to trigger
Higher valuation
M&A interest - DNO in our view a clear takeover candidate
BUY ? Target Price NOK 8
Upside to NOK 12 when export is in place
Der er muligvis gang i noget derovre. Trader nu omkring 6kr (Hvor geniet her købte den), så der kan være noget eksporttilladelse på vej (I Wish). Har vi andre folk der er inde i den lille norske oliedjævel....
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region will not allow oil from its territory to be piped through Iraq's national oil network, the country's oil minister said, throwing into doubt exports from the area.
Hussain al-Shahristani said the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG), which controls three provinces in Iraq's north, would hold back oil because the companies it invited to develop oil in its territory must be rewarded.
Shahristani has rejected deals signed by the KRG and foreign oil firms, saying they were not put to tender to allow competition and they give firms a share of the oil produced, a deal structure the government in Baghdad rejects.
"Work is continuing to connect the (northern oilfields) to the Iraqi network. But there are objections from the KRG to handing over the oil, claiming that companies that developed the oilfields should be rewarded," Shahristani said in an interview published in Wednesday's pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
The KRG could not immediately be reached for comment, but his comments contradict those made late on Tuesday by Kurdish Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani, who told reporters, "If they (in Baghdad) are ready to accept exporting, we are ready."
Several oil firms have deals with the KRG, and Norway's DNO International (DNO.OL) is in the final stages of connecting its Tawke field to the national oil network.
Shahristani's comments could mean exports are delayed.
In the interview, Shahristani goes on to say the deals between the KRG and oil firms could be reviewed to comply with central government standards, but adds that the firms involved were "fourth or fifth" level companies.
Baghdad and the KRG have been haggling for years over a new oil law that would govern revenue sharing, one of several disputes between the two sides that also include a row over control of the northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk.
Iraq, whose revenues are almost exclusively derived from its vast oil reserves, desperately needs to rehabilitate its dilapidated oil infrastructure and attract foreign investment.
"Shahristani's policy is a failure and was the reason for the oil industry deterioration. He spent $8 billion to increase Iraqi oil production but the result is production has retreated," Barzani said on Tuesday.
Earlier this month, KRG Oil Minister Ashti Hawrami warned foreign oil companies against signing deals with Baghdad on fields in territory Kurds claim.
Baghdad has invited international oil companies to bid for contracts on fields including some near the city of Kirkuk.
(Writing by Mohammed Abbas: Editing by James Jukwey)
Hussain al-Shahristani said the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG), which controls three provinces in Iraq's north, would hold back oil because the companies it invited to develop oil in its territory must be rewarded.
Shahristani has rejected deals signed by the KRG and foreign oil firms, saying they were not put to tender to allow competition and they give firms a share of the oil produced, a deal structure the government in Baghdad rejects.
"Work is continuing to connect the (northern oilfields) to the Iraqi network. But there are objections from the KRG to handing over the oil, claiming that companies that developed the oilfields should be rewarded," Shahristani said in an interview published in Wednesday's pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
The KRG could not immediately be reached for comment, but his comments contradict those made late on Tuesday by Kurdish Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani, who told reporters, "If they (in Baghdad) are ready to accept exporting, we are ready."
Several oil firms have deals with the KRG, and Norway's DNO International (DNO.OL) is in the final stages of connecting its Tawke field to the national oil network.
Shahristani's comments could mean exports are delayed.
In the interview, Shahristani goes on to say the deals between the KRG and oil firms could be reviewed to comply with central government standards, but adds that the firms involved were "fourth or fifth" level companies.
Baghdad and the KRG have been haggling for years over a new oil law that would govern revenue sharing, one of several disputes between the two sides that also include a row over control of the northern oil-rich city of Kirkuk.
Iraq, whose revenues are almost exclusively derived from its vast oil reserves, desperately needs to rehabilitate its dilapidated oil infrastructure and attract foreign investment.
"Shahristani's policy is a failure and was the reason for the oil industry deterioration. He spent $8 billion to increase Iraqi oil production but the result is production has retreated," Barzani said on Tuesday.
Earlier this month, KRG Oil Minister Ashti Hawrami warned foreign oil companies against signing deals with Baghdad on fields in territory Kurds claim.
Baghdad has invited international oil companies to bid for contracts on fields including some near the city of Kirkuk.
(Writing by Mohammed Abbas: Editing by James Jukwey)
Analyseforklaring
DNO International viser en stærk udvikling i en stigende trendkanal. Fortsat positiv udvikling indikeres, og der ligger støtte nedad ved bunden i kanalen. Gav købssignal fra en omvendt-hovede-og-skuldre-formation ved bruddet op gennem modstanden ved 4.90. Videre opgang til 6.16 eller mere er signaleret. Aktien har støtte ved ca. 4.90 kroner. RSI viser overkøbt, noget som indikerer at en kortsigtet reaktion nedad snart bør komme. Aktien anses samlet set teknisk positiv på kort sigt.
DNO International viser en stærk udvikling i en stigende trendkanal. Fortsat positiv udvikling indikeres, og der ligger støtte nedad ved bunden i kanalen. Gav købssignal fra en omvendt-hovede-og-skuldre-formation ved bruddet op gennem modstanden ved 4.90. Videre opgang til 6.16 eller mere er signaleret. Aktien har støtte ved ca. 4.90 kroner. RSI viser overkøbt, noget som indikerer at en kortsigtet reaktion nedad snart bør komme. Aktien anses samlet set teknisk positiv på kort sigt.
