Markets
News
Analysis
User
24/7
Economic Calendar
Education
Data
- Names
- Latest
- Prev












Signal Accounts for Members
All Signal Accounts
All Contests



U.K. Halifax House Price Index YoY (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
France Current Account (Not SA) (Oct)A:--
F: --
P: --
France Trade Balance (SA) (Oct)A:--
F: --
P: --
France Industrial Output MoM (SA) (Oct)A:--
F: --
P: --
Italy Retail Sales MoM (SA) (Oct)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone Employment YoY (SA) (Q3)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone GDP Final YoY (Q3)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone GDP Final QoQ (Q3)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone Employment Final QoQ (SA) (Q3)A:--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone Employment Final (SA) (Q3)A:--
F: --
Brazil PPI MoM (Oct)A:--
F: --
P: --
Mexico Consumer Confidence Index (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Unemployment Rate (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Labor Force Participation Rate (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Employment (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Part-Time Employment (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
Canada Full-time Employment (SA) (Nov)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Personal Income MoM (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. PCE Price Index YoY (SA) (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. PCE Price Index MoM (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Personal Outlays MoM (SA) (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Core PCE Price Index MoM (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Core PCE Price Index YoY (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. UMich 5-Year-Ahead Inflation Expectations Prelim YoY (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Real Personal Consumption Expenditures MoM (Sept)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. 5-10 Year-Ahead Inflation Expectations (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. UMich Current Economic Conditions Index Prelim (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. UMich Consumer Sentiment Index Prelim (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. UMich 1-Year-Ahead Inflation Expectations Prelim (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. UMich Consumer Expectations Index Prelim (Dec)A:--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Weekly Total Rig Count--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Weekly Total Oil Rig Count--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Consumer Credit (SA) (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Foreign Exchange Reserves (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Exports YoY (USD) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Imports YoY (CNH) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Imports YoY (USD) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Imports (CNH) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Trade Balance (CNH) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Exports (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Wages MoM (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Trade Balance (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Nominal GDP Revised QoQ (Q3)--
F: --
P: --
Japan Trade Balance (Customs Data) (SA) (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
Japan GDP Annualized QoQ Revised (Q3)--
F: --
China, Mainland Exports YoY (CNH) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
China, Mainland Trade Balance (USD) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
Germany Industrial Output MoM (SA) (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
Euro Zone Sentix Investor Confidence Index (Dec)--
F: --
P: --
Canada Leading Index MoM (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
Canada National Economic Confidence Index--
F: --
P: --
U.S. Dallas Fed PCE Price Index YoY (Sept)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. 3-Year Note Auction Yield--
F: --
P: --
U.K. BRC Overall Retail Sales YoY (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
U.K. BRC Like-For-Like Retail Sales YoY (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
Australia Overnight (Borrowing) Key Rate--
F: --
P: --
RBA Rate Statement
RBA Press Conference
Germany Exports MoM (SA) (Oct)--
F: --
P: --
U.S. NFIB Small Business Optimism Index (SA) (Nov)--
F: --
P: --
Mexico Core CPI YoY (Nov)--
F: --
P: --


No matching data
Latest Views
Latest Views
Trending Topics
Top Columnists
Latest Update
White Label
Data API
Web Plug-ins
Affiliate Program
View All

No data
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS DEEMED BY PETRO MATAD LIMITED TO CONSTITUTE INSIDE INFORMATION AS STIPULATED UNDER THE UK VERSION OF THE MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (EU) NO. 596/2014 AS IT FORMS PART OF UNITED KINGDOM DOMESTIC LAW BY VIRTUE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (WITHDRAWAL) ACT 2018 ("UK MAR"). ON THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT VIA A REGULATORY INFORMATION SERVICE ("RIS"), THIS INSIDE INFORMATION IS NOW CONSIDERED TO BE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Petro Matad Limited
('Petro Matad' or the 'Company' or the 'Group')
Operational Update
LONDON, 5 November 2025: Petro Matad Limited, the AIM quoted Mongolian oil company, is pleased to provide the following operational update.
Key updates
· The Gazelle-1 well, which was tested in October, has been brought onto production at an initial rate of 200 barrels of oil per day (bopd).
· Heron-2 re-test is ongoing.
· Heron-1 reached the first anniversary of production start-up with c. 60,000 barrels (bbls) having been produced to date.
· Production from Gazelle 1 is being processed for export under the existing Oil Sales Agreement with PetroChina and progress is being made on rewording the agreement to ensure 100% payment and payment of money withheld to date.
Gazelle-1 on production
Following the successful well test of Gazelle-1 in October, surface facilities have been installed and the well has been brought onstream. The first shipments of Gazelle crude have been delivered to the Block XIX TA-1 processing and export facility under the existing Oil Sales Agreement.
Based on analysis of the pressure data acquired during the well test, the initial production rate for Gazelle-1 has been set at 200 bopd. Well performance will be closely monitored to determine if this rate can be increased. Since the distance of the well from the oil water contact within the trap is not known, a conservative approach is being taken on start up to reduce the chance of early water breakthrough.
Production data from the well will help to refine the estimation of the connected reservoir volume and to guide decisions on potential appraisal well locations.
Heron-2 re-test
The temporary pumping facilities at Heron-2 initially proved much more efficient than the preceding swabbing operation with approximately one third of the remaining injected fluid quickly recovered. This comprised mainly stimulation fluid but with an increasing percentage of oil. However, an unexpected drop off in flow was observed which may indicate some form of down hole mechanical issue or potentially an obstruction of the perforations. Whilst this matter was being investigated the well had to be shut-in to realign the beam pump. This work was completed and pumping operations have now resumed. If the lower than expected fluid recovery rate continues, the well will be shut in for the winter and further remediation options will be evaluated.
Heron-1 update
24 October 2025 saw the first anniversary of production start up at the Heron-1 well. In the first 12 months 298 deliveries of crude oil to the Block XIX TA-1 facilities have been made with a total of 59,920 barrels of crude oil offloaded.
This equates to an average production from the well over the year of 164 bopd. The water cut remains stable at c. 3%. The production of Heron-1 is trending in line with that observed in the basin as a whole with current daily production of c. 145 barrels. Performance to date is comparable with some of the better producers in the basin.
The infrastructure connecting Heron-1 to the national electricity grid is in place and ready to be energised. The committee required under the regulations to inspect and certify the installation and to approve its start up requires sign off from the provincial governor and this has not yet been provided. We are following up with the governor's office and we have sought the assistance of industry regulator, the Mineral Resources and Petroleum Authority of Mongolia (MRPAM), to expedite this so that the grid connection can be commissioned and cost savings on power generation can start to be realised. Until the grid connection is energised, power will continue to be supplied by the onsite generator and operations will not be interrupted.
Oil Sales Agreement and payment update
Payments under the Oil Sales Agreement with Block XIX operator PetroChina have been made up to and including the month of August. The invoice for September production is being processed for payment and today we have submitted the invoice for October.
Meetings have been held with PetroChina on the rewording of the Oil Sales Agreement and we are pushing to finalise the matter and obtain their written confirmation of the removal of the withholding and a firm date by which the withheld amount will be paid.
Mike Buck, CEO of Petro Matad, said:
"Our operations team has worked hard to get the Gazelle-1 well ready for production in short order. We will closely monitor well performance to maximise production balanced with prudent reservoir management. We are very pleased to be able to increase production and revenue generation so quickly after the successful Gazelle-1 well test and to add this to the consistent performance of Heron-1.
Meanwhile, Heron-2 continues to present challenges. We still hope to get an oil rate out of the well this year or, at the very least, enough information to allow us to prepare for another operationally appropriate attempt to do so after this winter's operational shut down.
PetroChina has been slow to respond on the rewording of the oil sales agreement but progress is being made."
Further operational updates will be provided in due course.
- Ends -
Further information please contact:
Petro Matad Limited | |
Mike Buck, CEO | +976 7014 1099 / +976 7575 1099 |
Shore Capital (Nominated Adviser and Broker) | |
Toby Gibbs Harry Davies-Ball | +44 (0) 20 7408 4090 |
Zeus (Joint Broker) Simon Johnson Louisa Waddell | +44 (0) 20 3829 5000 |
FTI Consulting (Communications Advisory Firm) | |
Ben Brewerton Christopher Laing | +44 (0) 20 3727 1000 |
About Petro Matad
Petro Matad is the parent company of a group focused on oil exploration, development and production in Mongolia. Currently, Petro Matad holds a 100% working interest and the operatorship of the Matad Block XX Production Sharing Contract with the government of Mongolia. Block XX has an area of 214 square kilometres in the far eastern part of the country. The Company also holds a 100% working interest and operatorship of the Borzon Block VII Production Sharing Contract with an area of 41,141 square kilometres in southern central Mongolia.
Petro Matad Limited is incorporated in the Isle of Man under company number 1483V. Its registered office is at Victory House, Prospect Hill, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 1EQ.
This information is provided by RNS, the news service of the London Stock Exchange. RNS is approved by the Financial Conduct Authority to act as a Primary Information Provider in the United Kingdom. Terms and conditions relating to the use and distribution of this information may apply. For further information, please contact rns@lseg.com or visit www.rns.com.RNS may use your IP address to confirm compliance with the terms and conditions, to analyse how you engage with the information contained in this communication, and to share such analysis on an anonymised basis with others as part of our commercial services. For further information about how RNS and the London Stock Exchange use the personal data you provide us, please see our Privacy Policy. END UPDFIFERLFLEIIE
Both PetroChina's and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp.'s H shares are undervalued, but investors are likely to favor the former, says Morningstar's Chokwai Lee in a note. Oil and gas company PetroChina posted resilient nine-month results despite weaker oil prices, with its downstream segment's earnings outperforming Sinopec's, the analyst says. Also, PetroChina's chemical business stayed profitable while Sinopec's was unprofitable, he notes. The divergence in results is likely to continue given PetroChina's higher oil self-sufficiency. PetroChina's H shares are also supported by an attractive 2025 dividend yield of over 5%, he adds. Morningstar raises its fair-value estimate on PetroChina's H shares to HK$9.50 from HK$9.10, and on its A shares to CNY8.70 from CNY8.30. PetroChina's H shares are 3.2% higher at HK$8.28, while its A shares closed 4.5% higher at CNY9.56. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)
Revenue and profit declined year-over-year due to lower oil prices and weaker demand, but Q3 profit rose sequentially. Oil, gas, and new energy output increased, and the company maintained strong cash flow and financial stability.
Original document: PetroChina Co., Ltd. Class A [601857] Earnings Release — Oct. 31 2025
Revenue and net profit declined year-over-year for the first three quarters of 2025, but Q3 showed sequential improvement in both revenue and profit. Oil & gas output and natural gas sales grew, while refining and chemicals segments delivered higher operating profits.
Original document: PetroChina Co., Ltd. Class A [601857] Slides Release — Oct. 31 2025
By Jason Chau
PetroChina's shares rose after the Chinese oil-and-gas major reported earnings, with its Hong Kong stock touching a more than one-year high.
The company's H-shares climbed 2.5% to HK$8.17 on Friday morning, before paring gains. The stock has gained 33% so far this year and is on track to close at its highest level since July 2024.
Its Shanghai-listed stock was last 0.6% higher.
The gains come after PetroChina reported an on-year drop in third-quarter profit, but a rise in revenue, and steady crude production of crude oil and natural gas.
PetroChina remains Citi's top pick in China's oil-and-gas sector, analysts Oscar Yee and Desmond Law said in a report.
The company's profit rose 14% on the quarter and its nine-month results have hit 84% of Citi's full-year estimates.
The results underline the strength of PetroChina's natural gas marketing, which delivered a 50% on-year surge in earnings before interest and taxes, the analysts said.
They think seasonally strong natural gas earnings in the fourth quarter could cushion against oil price weakness, and see limited impact on the company from tighter U.S. energy sanctions on Russia.
Long term, PetroChina will likely be a key beneficiary of China's growing demand for natural gas due to its sourcing capabilities, they added.
Write to Jason Chau at jason.chau@wsj.com
By Jason Chau
PetroChina's shares rose after the Chinese oil-and-gas major reported earnings, with its Hong Kong stock touching a more than one-year high.
The company's H-shares climbed 2.5% to HK$8.17 on Friday morning, before paring gains. The stock has gained 33% so far this year and is on track to close at its highest level since July 2024.
Its Shanghai-listed stock was last 0.6% higher.
The gains come after PetroChina reported an on-year drop in third-quarter profit, but a rise in revenue, and steady crude production of crude oil and natural gas.
PetroChina remains Citi's top pick in China's oil-and-gas sector, analysts Oscar Yee and Desmond Law said in a report.
The company's profit rose 14% on the quarter and its nine-month results have hit 84% of Citi's full-year estimates.
The results underline the strength of PetroChina's natural gas marketing, which delivered a 50% on-year surge in earnings before interest and taxes, the analysts said.
They think seasonally strong natural gas earnings in the fourth quarter could cushion against oil price weakness, and see limited impact on the company from tighter U.S. energy sanctions on Russia.
Long term, PetroChina will likely be a key beneficiary of China's growing demand for natural gas due to its sourcing capabilities, they added.
Write to Jason Chau at jason.chau@wsj.com
- -
White Label
Data API
Web Plug-ins
Poster Maker
Affiliate Program
The risk of loss in trading financial instruments such as stocks, FX, commodities, futures, bonds, ETFs and crypto can be substantial. You may sustain a total loss of the funds that you deposit with your broker. Therefore, you should carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your circumstances and financial resources.
No decision to invest should be made without thoroughly conducting due diligence by yourself or consulting with your financial advisors. Our web content might not suit you since we don't know your financial conditions and investment needs. Our financial information might have latency or contain inaccuracy, so you should be fully responsible for any of your trading and investment decisions. The company will not be responsible for your capital loss.
Without getting permission from the website, you are not allowed to copy the website's graphics, texts, or trademarks. Intellectual property rights in the content or data incorporated into this website belong to its providers and exchange merchants.
Not Logged In
Log in to access more features

FastBull Membership
Not yet
Purchase
Log In
Sign Up