Wednesday, 1 February, 2012 - 10:50
Juniors target oil and gas success against the odds
Several WA-based juniors are working to ensure they are the ‘next big thing’ in oil and gas.
The company was previously called Neon Energy and changed its name to Neon Capital in February 2016. Neon was formed in 2009 through the purchase of private company Neon Energy Pty Ltd by Salinas Energy Limited, an ASX-listed entity. The merged entity combined Neon’s highly prospective Vietnamese exploration assets with Salinas Energy’s diverse portfolio of Californian production, appraisal and exploration assets. The company has since shifted focus to become an investment company.
Neon delisted from the ASX in February 2017, citing a desire to be able to pursue different investment opportunities without the need to undertake the re-compliance measures required under ASX listing rules.
Several WA-based juniors are working to ensure they are the ‘next big thing’ in oil and gas.
Shares in oil and gas junior Neon Energy have been smashed on the ASX after the company said development at one of its exploration wells was unlikely due to poor test results.
Shares in Perth-based oil and gas explorer Neon Energy have soared after the company booked $US27 million from the sale of exploration leases in California to an anonymous buyer.
Shares in junior oil and gas explorer Neon Energy have surged over 70 per cent on the news that the company had agreed to pay $US5.75 million to its Vietnamese joint venture partners, settling financial liabilities.
Neon Energy chairman Alan Stein has warned the company’s shareholders against taking any action towards a takeover bid it received earlier in the month.
Neon Energy may be leaving its Perth headquarters after entering into a merger implementation agreement with MEO Australia, which would create a combined entity based in Melbourne.
Oil and gas producer Neon Energy has said the result of its recent shareholder meeting gives it a mandate to pursue a merger with Melbourne-based MEO, despite receiving renewed notice that key shareholder Evoworld Corporation will call a meeting to remove directors.
Neon Energy has backed out of a merger agreement with MEO Australia after Evoworld Corporation agreed to make a revised off-market takeover offer for 50 per cent of the shares it doesn't already own in the oil and gas producer.
Oil and gas company Neon Energy has reversed its decision to accept Evoworld Corporation’s takeover proposal, after an independent expert's report found the deal to be unfair.
Capricorn Metals’ managing director and chief financial officer have resigned after two shareholders of the gold junior successfully ousted three of its directors.
Name | Position | Year Started |
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Executive Director, Chief Executive
|
2005 | |
Company Secretary
|
2015 | |
Finance Director
|
2009 | |
Non-Executive Director
|
2014 | |
Non-Executive Director
|
2014 | |
Non-Executive Chair
|
2015 |
Name | Position | Year Started | Year Ended |
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Interim Company Secretary
|
2010 | 2015 | |
Chief Financial Officer
|
2010 | 2015 | |
Non-Executive Chair
|
2009 | 2015 | |
Managing Director
|
2009 | 2015 | |
Company Secretary, Executive Director
|
2010 | 2015 | |
Non-Executive Director
|
2009 | 2014 | |
Managing Director
|
2006 | 2010 | |
Non-Executive Director
|
2006 | 2010 | |
Finance Director
|
2006 | 2010 | |
Chair
|
1995 | 2010 | |
Director
|
2009 | ||
Non-Executive Director
|
2006 | ||
Non-Executive Director & Company Secretary
|
2002 | 2006 | |
Non-Executive Director
|
1999 |
Date | Company | Transaction Type | Total Value | |
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Neon Capital | Placement | $25.00m | >> |
Announced | Bidder | Target | Transaction Type | Total Value | |
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MEO Australia | Neon Capital | Acquisition | >> | ||
Evoworld Corporation | Neon Capital | Acquisition | >> | ||
Neon Capital | Asset acquisition | $28.86m | >> |