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Trinity is the largest Trinidad & Tobago focused independent E&P company, with assets onshore and offshore on both the west and east coasts. The Company’s portfolio includes current production, significant near-term production growth opportunities from low risk developments, and multiple exploration prospects with the potential to deliver meaningful reserves growth. Trinity is headquartered in San Fernando, Trinidad, where the executive management team is based. Having our executive management team in the country where the assets are located ensures greater focus on setting the appropriate culture, with staff having a clear line of sight to their leaders. Trinidad & Tobago’s world class hydrocarbon province provides Trinity with a wealth of high quality growth opportunities both in the short and medium-term. As the largest local independent, Trinity is uniquely positioned to monetise reserves in this basin that fall below the materiality thresholds of the current owners.
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Proactive takes a look at what's moving on Thursday December 28.
“The recent improvement in the oil price has provided an attractive opportunity to further hedge our oil price exposure for 2018,” said Bruce Dingwall
“We reckon that considerable running room remains for Touchstone’s shares," said Shore Capital analyst Craig Howie.
"On the face of it this announcement looks like good news," Bruce Dingwall said.
Cantor Fitzgerald broker repeated a ‘buy’ recommendation for the Trinidad- based oil producer
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"Having secured Trinity's future in January, H1 2017 saw a directional change in the organisation's activities with the focus on preparing the company for growing production"
FTSE 100 closed 9.35 lower at 7,301 and the FTSE 250 added over 49 points at 19,566
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Average production from the licences was 190 barrels daily in 2016 with 2P reserves of 2.6mln barrels.
The Brighton Marine field has been in production since the 1950's with over 60mln barrels produced to date
At 3.15pm, the UK benchmark index was down 64 points at 7,325, above the session low of 7,296.49 but still set for its worst week in nine months having dropped nearly 250 points in the last three sessions of the week