Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
30 Sept 2021quarterly cashflow report● Neutral
Buru Energy reported $32.9M cash on hand at the end of the quarter ended 2021-09-30, having used $2.4M in operating cash flow that quarter. Against $2.4M in quarterly cash outgoings (operating costs plus exploration spend), that implied roughly 14.0 quarters of funding on hand.
Rafael 1 drilled ahead to 2,772m (slower than planned due to hard-formation bit trips) toward its casing point, while Currajong 1's four test zones were perforated and rigged up for testing due to start shortly.
Buru called a shareholder meeting to formally ratify the shares it had already issued under its April 2021 placement - a routine governance step required under ASX rules that cap how many shares a company can issue without shareholder approval, not a sign of any problem with the earlier raise.
Rafael 1 drilled ahead toward its casing point with no incidents, while the JV finalised a four-zone Currajong 1 test program expected to start late September.
Rafael 1 spudded at 01:45am on 22 August 2021, targeting 69 million barrels of mean prospective resources on a large structure likened to prolific Devonian carbonate plays in Western Canada, to be followed by the Ungani 8 development well.
Currajong 1 reached 2,340m with oil-saturated zones resembling Praslin 1's reservoir (to be confirmed by a planned cased-hole flow test), and a specialised hydrogen mudgas detector found up to 6% hydrogen over a 6m interval - an early, real signal of natural hydrogen in the Canning Basin.
Buru issued an investor presentation, 'Driving the Integrated Energy Transition', positioning the company's core oil and gas business alongside its emerging energy-transition ventures.
Following Currajong 1's 1 July spud, intermediate casing was set at 715m and drilling resumed toward a 2,300m total depth, while the 2021 seismic program's start slipped to late July after the survey crew was temporarily lent to another Perth Basin operator.
Currajong 1 spudded at 10:00am on 1 July 2021, a large 3D-seismic-defined structure targeting 28 million barrels of mean prospective resources (Buru/Origin 50/50), to be followed by Rafael 1.
Buru Energy reported $35.2M cash on hand at the end of the quarter ended 2021-06-30, having used $173K in operating cash flow that quarter. Against $173K in quarterly cash outgoings (operating costs plus exploration spend), that implied roughly 203.0 quarters of funding on hand.
A 'Driving the Integrated Energy Transition' deck introduced Buru's new energy-transition portfolio alongside its core oil/gas business: 2H Resources (natural hydrogen), Geovault (CCUS), Battmin (battery minerals), and an integrated gas-and-solar project (REP).
15 June 2021drilling progress report● NeutralMajor
Buru's 2021 Canning Basin exploration campaign kicked off: the Ensign 963 rig is rigging up at Currajong 1 (spud likely after 24 June due to an equipment delay), the Rafael 1 pad is being prepped for the rig's next move, and a seismic crew is expected in late June/early July.
Buru Energy lodged a routine cleansing notice confirming 6,368,750 new shares issued under its Share Purchase Plan at $0.16 (raising $1.02 million) complied with disclosure rules and can trade freely.
9 June 2021capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Buru's Share Purchase Plan closed, raising a further $1.02 million from 133 shareholders at $0.16 a share - completing, together with the earlier $15 million institutional placement, a combined roughly $16 million raise. Executive Chairman Eric Streitberg said Buru was now fully funded for its 2021 Canning Basin program, with the first new exploration well (Currajong) about to spud.
Buru's 2021 Canning Basin campaign formally got underway with the Ensign 963 rig at Currajong 1, targeting a combined 97 million barrels across Currajong 1 and Rafael 1 (to be drilled back-to-back) funded by Origin's farm-in carries, with the seismic program to start in late June.
The Ensign 963 rig began mobilising to the Currajong 1 site (the first of two Origin-farm-in exploration wells), with site prep already complete and spud expected mid-June once the camp and rig assembly finished.
Buru extended its Share Purchase Plan's closing date by about two weeks (to 4 June 2021) to give eligible shareholders more time to weigh a same-day drilling-program update before deciding whether to apply for up to $30,000 of shares at 16 cents each.
Kurrajong 1 was renamed Currajong 1 (an offshore name conflict) with Rafael 1 confirmed as the program's second well, spudding back-to-back in mid-June and late July/early August respectively.