Petrochina, mein heutiger Kauf

1251 [Dow Jones] STOCK CALL: Goldman Sachs says buy PetroChina (0857.HK [News / Quote]), CNOOC (0883.HK [News / Quote]) as upstream oil plays should perform best on oil price rebound; says bounce should come shortly given net hydrocarbon speculative positions at lowest levels since December 2004, upcoming winter should tighten near-term supply. China has started filling SPR which provides incremental demand growth. Adds PetroChina, CNOOC now trading on long-term oil prices of US$34.40-36/bbl vs Goldman's view of 2006-09 average WTI price of US$68. Targets PetroChina at HK$9.30, CNOOC at HK$7.45; PetroChina +0.8% at HK$8.58, CNOOC down 0.2% at HK$6.51.(ARP) Contact us in Singapore. 65 64154 140; MarketTalk@dowjones.com
 

Die 1,-? Marke rückt wieder in greifbare Nähe
so long
Trout  

update 123,5 Chg 3,01 + 2,5%%%%
bei 448,500 am "schwarzen Freitag"

viel Glück  

Da steckt wirklich Potential drin...
Ich bin mal gespannt, ob wir in der nächsten Woche die Euro-Marke knacken

Achso... nebenbei grüße ich alle Arivaner
dies war mein erster ;-)



Wirtschaftsnews - 30.11.06

CNPC und Russlands South Ural Petro bauen Joint Venture auf

Peking 30.11.06 (www.emfis.com)
Die China National Petroleum Corp, Muttergesellschaft von PetroChina, und die russische South Ural Petroleum Cohaben ein Abkommen zum Aufbau eines Joint Ventures für Öl- und Gasexploration Projekte geschlossen, so die China Business News. Dieses Projekt ist das zweite Joint Venture von CNPC in Russland.
Die South Ural Petroleum ist in der Bohrung und Forschung auf kleineren Feldern Russlands tätig. Seine Produktion liegt derzeit zwischen 2.000 bis 3.000 Tonnen pro Monat.
Bereits im vergangenen Monat hatte das chinesische staatliche Ölunternehmen mit der staatlichen russischen Rosneft einen Vertrag zum Aufbau eines Joint Ventures, der Vostok Energy Ltd, unterzeichnet.
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Wirtschaftsnews - 28.11.06

PetroChina baut nächste Gaspipeline

Peking 28.11.06 (www.emfis.com)
Die PetroChina Co Ltd hat mit dem Bau einer Gaspipeline zwischen dem Gasfeld Daqing nach Harbin im Nordosten des Landes begonnen. Diese Pipeline gehört zu dem Nord-Süd-Projekt und wird mit Fertigstellung jährlich 5 Mrd. m³ Gas transportieren.
Ein Datum zur Fertigstellung, sowie des Investitionsvolumen wurden nicht bekannt gegeben.
Im Zuge des allgemin schlechten Börsenumfeldes gibt die Aktie von PetroChina um 2,7 Prozent auf 9,46 HKD ab.
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Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 07:41

PetroChina - Rallye geht weiter Nr. 2 Weltweit

Hongkong 01.12.06 (www.emfis.com)
Die Aktie von PetroChina, des größten Ölunternehmens Chinas, dreht auf ein weiteres Allzeithoch. Dank eines Ölpreises von über 62 US Dollar steigt der Wert um weitere 1,6 Prozent. Mit 10,08 HKD wurde ein neues Hoch erreicht und ein Wertzuwachs seit Jahresbeginn von 58 Prozent erzielt. Damit schiebt sich das Unternehmen Weltweit nach Dutch/Shell auf den zweiten Platz und verdrängt BP auf den dritten Platz.
 

Petrochina hat die 1-Euromarke erreicht und damit ein neuen HOCH.
Die Fahrt nach oben geht weiter.  

... ein solides Investment mit einer (bzw.zwei) ordentlichen Dividendenpolitik.

So kann´s weitergehen. ::))

Tschau for now
Jockel  

 

Greetings,

oil info ...Petrochina

Oil Rises for Third Day on OPEC Cut, Attack on Nigeria Facility

By Eduard Gismatullin

Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil advanced for a third day in New York after OPEC agreed to trim production and Nigerian gunmen attacked a Royal Dutch Shell Plc facility.

OPEC, which pumps about 40 percent of the world's oil, will curb supplies by 500,000 barrels a day beginning Feb. 1, the second cut in three months. Gunmen attacked a Shell facility in the Niger Delta region, shutting down 12,000 barrels a day of crude production, the company said.

``The biggest concern price-wise is really always something that causes demand to collapse,'' said Mike Wittner, London-based global head of energy market research at Calyon, a unit of Credit Agricole SA. ``The big drivers of world demand are the U.S., China and the Middle East, and all of them are seen to be going strong.''

Crude oil for January delivery rose as much as 58 cents, or 0.9 percent, to $63.09 a barrel in after-hours electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract traded at $62.83 a barrel at 1:04 p.m. London time.

Nigerian militants are attacking facilities owned by international oil companies and demanding a greater share of the country's energy wealth. The unrest has halted output of as much as 700,000 barrels of oil a day this year in the nation, Africa's largest crude producer.

Brent crude oil for February settlement advanced as much as 62 cents, or 1 percent, to $63.51 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures exchange. The contract traded at $63.18 at 1:05 p.m. London time.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed in October to cut output from Nov. 1. The group has achieved about 80 percent of that 1.2 million barrel-a-day reduction, Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said.

OPEC Compliance

OPEC cut its daily output in November by 550,000 barrels to 28.82 million barrels, the lowest since May 2004, according to a Bloomberg News survey of oil companies, producers and analysts. The group's production has fallen for four consecutive months.

Angola, Africa's fastest-growing oil producer, was yesterday accepted as the 12th member of OPEC, the first addition since 1975. The nation expects oil companies such as Total SA, Exxon Mobil Corp., Eni SpA and Chevron Corp. to reduce output when needed under the nation's OPEC agreements, Desiderio Costa, Angola's oil minister, said yesterday.

``On the surface, OPEC is adding a country, therefore their influence is bigger and the ability to control prices is more effective,'' Calyon's Wittner said. ``I wouldn't expect Angola to be one of the countries that actively cuts to support prices'' because so many foreign companies produce oil in the country.

Dollar Weakness

OPEC reduced production to try to prop up prices, which have fallen about 20 percent from a record high $78.40 a barrel on July 14 in New York. The decline of the U.S. dollar is also a concern, OPEC President Edmund Daukoru told reporters in Abuja, Nigeria yesterday.

Expressed in U.S. dollars, the price of U.S. benchmark crude, called West Texas Intermediate, has risen about 3 percent this year. The oil price has fallen about 7 percent this year expressed in euros, gained about 3 percent in yen and slid 10 percent in British pounds.

The purchasing power of OPEC nations that rely on oil sales priced in dollars for the majority of their foreign exchange earnings has fallen as the dollar weakens.

OPEC's basket price, a weighted average of 11 blends produced by OPEC nations, rose 43 cents to $57.43 a barrel yesterday.

``Unofficially, $60 a barrel is the price OPEC would like to maintain,'' Gundi Royle, head of Royle Energy Partners, said yesterday. ``It's very important that OPEC gives clear directions.''

Crude oil may hold near $62 a barrel in New York next week, according to fourteen of 42 analysts, traders and brokers, or 33 percent, surveyed by Bloomberg News. Fourteen forecast an increase and 14 predicted a decline. It's the first time since the survey began in April 2004 that responses have been evenly divided.

To contact the reporter on this story: Eduard Gismatullin in London at egismatullin@bloomberg.net

viel Glück  

 

   


AFX News Limited
PetroChina's Changqing field 2006 oil output over 10 mln tons - report
12.19.06, 11:20 PM ET

SHANGHAI (XFN-ASIA) - The Changqing field, run by PetroChina Co Ltd (HK 0857; NYSE PTR), has produced more than 10 mln tons of crude oil as of Dec 11, up 1.15 mln tons year-on-year, the China Petroleum Daily reported.

The field, located in northwestern Shaanxi province, has also yielded 8 bln cubic meters of gas to that date, it said.  

Overall Short Intermediate Long
Bullish (0.40) Bullish (0.37) Bullish (0.47) Bullish (0.35)  

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China eröffnet zweite Börse für Erdöl


China Economic Net
Am Montag eröffnete China in Dalian eine zweite Börse für Erdöl, vier Monate nach der Öffnung der ersten Börse in Shanghai.

Ab nächsten Mai soll an der neuen Börse Brennöl, Bitumen und andere Erdölprodukte gehandelt werden, sagte Sun Xueshi, der Präsident der Börse.

Die Börse hat ein registriertes Kapital von 10 Mio. RMB (1,28 Mio. USD) und soll ein jährliches Handelsvolumen von bis zu 50 Mrd. RMB (6,39 Mrd. USD) haben.

Grundlage der Börse ist der Markt für Eröl und Chemieprodukte in der Dalian Zolleinschlusszone, die ein jährliches Handelsvolumen von 10 Mrd. RMB (1,28 Mrd. USD) hat.

Die Investoren sind unter anderen das Liaohe Erölforschungsbüro der China National Petroleum Corporation und die Sinopec Shengli Oilfield Company. Die Investoren werden das registrierte Kapital auf 100 Mio. RMB (12,8 Mio. USD) erhöhen, sobald die Börse in Betrieb ist, sagte Sun.

Dalian ist eine Produktionsbasis für raffiniertes Öl and ein wichtiger Drehhafen für Rohöl.  

PetroChina 2006 gas output to rise 21%, seen up 22.7% in 2007

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Last Update: 4:20 PM ET Dec 29, 2006

BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- State-owned PetroChina Co. (PTR), China's largest oil and gas producer by output, will register a 20.5% on-year rise this year in natural gas output and projects an increase of 22.7% in 2007.
Completed construction of production facilities at five major gas blocks resulted in this year's growth, including Kela II and Yingmaili in the Tarim field in the northwestern Xinjiang autonomous region, China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC.YY) the parent company of PetroChina, said in a statement on its Web site Friday.
The company's robust growth in gas production is helping to meet soaring domestic demand for the clean fuel and may reduce China's urgency to import more expensive liquefied natural gas.
The startup of production at the Sulige gas block in the Changqing field, which spans northwestern Shaanxi province and the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, also contributed to the growth.
Production facilities at eight more gas blocks are still under construction, which may accelerate output in the coming years, it said, without identifying the blocks.
Output from the company's three largest gas fields - Tarim, Southwest and Changqing - will account for over 70% of its total this year, CNPC said.
PetroChina aims to increase gas output by 10 billion cubic meters in 2007, up 22.7% from an estimated 44 billion cubic meters this year, CNPC said in another statement on the Web site.
The company plans to increase development of difficult-to-extract gas reserves in 2007 to reach the growth goal, it said.
PetroChina's gas output accounts for the bulk of China's total gas output. The company produced 31.7 billion cubic meters last year, meeting about half of China's total gas demand of 65 billion cubic meters.
China's gas demand is expected to grow to 100 billion cubic meters by 2010, according to a government forecast.
-Edited by George Bernard
-Contact: 201-938-5400  

PetroChina reportedly posts solid output growth in Jilin field

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Last Update: 6:29 AM ET Jan 4, 2007

BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- PetroChina Co. (PTR) recorded solid growth in oil and natural gas production from its Jilin field in northeastern China last year, exceeding the company's 2006 target, said the China Petroleum Daily Thursday.
Output of crude oil and gas from the field reached 6.13 million metric tons of oil equivalent in 2006, topping its goal of 6 million tons.
Production last year was also 22.6% higher than in 2004, the paper said, without stating the 2005 figure.
For Jilin, PetroChina has set oil and gas production targets of 8 million tons of oil equivalent by 2010 and 10 million tons by 2015.
The company is increasing investment in exploration and production to reach the goals, the paper said, but didn't elaborate on specific plans.
China Petroleum Daily is backed by China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC.YY), or CNPC, the parent company of PetroChina.
PetroChina is China's largest integrated oil company by capacity.  

 

da tut sich was
125.51  +1.84  1.5  769.6  97,427  3,645    

kann ich auch :-) lol lol  

Petrochina geht trotzdem seinen Weg :)


Tschau for now
Jockel

PS: Versaut mir den thread nicht.  

was ist ein gewurschtel  

... ist so eine Art durcheinander.

z.B.: PTR 125.51 +1.84 1.5 769.6 97,427 3,645   :))

Tschau for now
Jockel  

PetroChina's Oil Output Rises to Record on Kazakhstan

By Ying Lou and Wing-Gar Cheng

Jan. 15 (Bloomberg) -- PetroChina Co., the world's third- largest energy company by market value, increased oil and gas output to a record last year after including production from Kazakhstan for the first time.

Output rose 5.2 percent to the equivalent of 2.9 million barrels a day, according to a statement PetroChina posted on its Web site today. Crude oil output rose 0.8 percent, while natural gas production jumped 23.5 percent. The Beijing-based company revised its 2005 output numbers lower, without giving any reasons.

PetroChina Chairman Chen Geng last year paid its parent $2.74 billion for control of PetroKazakhstan Inc. to meet demand for gas and oil in China, the world's fastest-growing major economy. Drilling in western China helped push natural gas output to a record.

``Domestic and overseas crude output both increased last year,'' Mao Zefeng, PetroChina's Hong Kong-based spokesman said by telephone after the numbers were announced. ``Overseas oil output grew at a faster pace.''

PetroChina shares rose as much as 2.4 percent to HK$10.00 and traded at HK$9.93 by the Hong Kong market's midday break. PetroChina overtook BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell Plc to become the world's third-largest oil company in 2006 after the company's shares surged 37 percent in the past year.

Overseas Output

Crude output from overseas fields rose 7.6 percent to 48.4 million barrels in 2006, compared with 45 million barrels a year earlier, according to the company's statement.

PetroChina completed the purchase of a 67 percent stake in PetroKazakhstan last month from its state-run parent, China National Petroleum Corp. The company expects the acquisition to help boost PetroChina's production 5 percent a year for the next five years.

The company is increasing exploration spending both locally and abroad to boost production and meet rising demand in China, the world's biggest energy user after the U.S. PetroChina is lifting domestic gas output as the government encourages the use of cleaner-burning fuels to cut pollution and reduce the nation's reliance on imports.

``The production numbers are within expectations, in which natural gas continues to dominate output,'' Jason Xu, a Shanghai-based analyst at KGI Consulting Co., said. ``The Chinese government is changing the pricing mechanism for natural gas and earnings will improve as prices rise.''

China's top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, raised natural gas prices by as much as 10 percent at the end of 2005, to bring domestic prices closer to the international levels.

Daqing Field

The company is managing output at Daqing field, the nation's biggest and oldest, to extend its productive life as reserves dwindle.

Daqing Oilfield Co. produced 43.4 million metric tons (318 million barrels) of crude oil in 2006, PetroChina said today.

Crude oil output rose to 829.7 million barrels from 822.9 million barrels. Gas production surged to 1.38 trillion cubic feet from 1.12 trillion cubic feet. In March, PetroChina projected a 2006 crude output of 826.6 million barrels and an oil equivalent output of 1.06 billion barrels.

``Production of major products was better than anticipated,'' PetroChina said in the statement. ``The exploration business was fruitful and oil and gas production reached another record.''

Average Oil Price

The company's average oil price rose 23.6 percent last year to $59.76 a barrel from $48.37 a year earlier, it said today, while the price for gas gained 16.6 percent to $2.46 per thousand cubic feet from $2.11.

Oil reached a record price of $78.40 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on July 14.

PetroChina processed 785 million barrels of oil into fuels at its refineries in the last year, 4.3 percent more from 752.3 million barrels a year earlier.

PetroChina's crude output in the fourth quarter of last year stood at 203.6 million barrels and gas output reached 375.3 billion cubic feet, the company said. Total oil and gas output reached the equivalent of 268.4 million barrels from October to December, it said.

The company processed 204 million barrels of crude in the fourth quarter, producing 5.8 million tons of gasoline, 11.3 million tons of diesel and 500,000 tons of kerosene, PetroChina said in today's statement.

PetroChina's net income rose 29 percent to a record 80.68 billion yuan in the six months ended June 30, the company said Aug. 23. Sales rose 25 percent to 326.6 billion yuan.

To contact the reporter on this story: Ying Lou in Hong Kong at ylou1@bloomberg.net ; Wing-Gar Cheng in Beijing at wgcheng@bloomberg.net .  

Greetings oder "Servus" für die "Gewurschtelten" ;-) unter Euch:

Petrochina No10 turn/over nach Sinop heute vormittag
857 PETROCHINA 9.93 0.16 1.64 539,890 54,299  

UPDATE 2-PetroChina pumps 3.4 pct more oil, gas

For full production and operational details, please click on http://www.petrochina.com.cn/chinese/tzzgx/ftp/2006djy4_e.pdf )

Chinese energy stocks climbed on Monday alongside a spike in world oil prices . By late morning, PetroChina had climbed 2.3 percent to HK$9.99, outperforming rival CNOOC Ltd.'s (0883.HK: Quote, Profile , Research) 1.9 percent rally.

The Beijing-backed firm, which vies with Sinopec Corp. (0386.HK: Quote, Profile , Research) (SNP.N: Quote, Profile , Research) (600028.SS: Quote, Profile , Research) and CNOOC Ltd. (CEO.N: Quote, Profile , Research) to supply the world's second largest energy market, said it produced 268.4 million BOE of oil and gas in the fourth quarter.

That would have been up 3.4 percent from 259.5 million BOE in 2005's fourth quarter, according to Reuters' calculations from previously released figures.


For the full year of 2006, production of crude oil alone hit 829.7 million barrels. Natural gas output jumped 23.5 percent to 1.382 trillion cubic feet.

For a summary table please click on [ID:nHKG291997].

ROSIER GAS

Analysts agreed the firm should manage to keep production of natural gas -- in past years PetroChina's main growth driver -- around 20 percent, but they foresaw limited expansion for crude after the firm posted a mere 0.8 percent increase in output in 2006.

open link:

http://today.reuters.com/news/...&sz=&WTModLoc=InvArt-C1-ArticlePage1