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Paul Clarke

Type: Corporate Executive Tracked appearances: 2
Validated speaker deep tight gas

natural-gas growth in Europe, especially Hungary

Analyzed appearances 2
Latest appearance 2026-05-19 04:24
Most seen on Crux Investor

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natural-gas growth in Europe, especially Hungary

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  • Preview built from 2 analyzed appearances.
  • Latest tracked appearance: 2026-05-19 04:24.
  • Most often seen on Crux Investor.
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15 transcript-backed statements from 1 appearance, covering capex, construction start, country and other company claims. These reflect management's own framing and have not been independently verified.

1 appearance · 15 statements · 7 themes · latest 19 May 2026 · Can Cambria Energy
What management keeps saying the 5 most-stated themes
capex
around $15 million US per well
Stated once
construction start
goal to drill wells over the next 18 months
Stated once
country
Hungary
Stated once
deposit type
deep tight gas with liquidsvertical wells in stacked intervalsabout 2/3 gas revenue, 1/3 from liquids
Stated once
exploration upside
50 to 100 drilling locations potential on around 4.5 thousand acre footprint
Stated once
Key questions that remain
  • Is the resource figure supported by a current NI 43-101 / JORC technical report — and is it measured, indicated or inferred?
  • Is the stated grade a reserve grade, a resource grade, or a single drill intercept?
  • Which study do these economics come from — PEA, pre-feasibility or feasibility?
  • What metal price and discount rate underpin the NPV and IRR?
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deposit type
deep tight gas with liquids; vertical wells in stacked intervals; about 2/3 gas revenue, 1/3 from liquids
This is in our our deep tight gas plate. And so at that point we we took a view on the back of of the resource numbers on the back of the seismic to take the company public. some liquids too about about 2/3 of the revenue from gas 1/3 from liquids
19 May 2026 ·
exploration upside
50 to 100 drilling locations potential on around 4.5 thousand acre footprint
the footprint that we have around 4 a half thousand acres could support anywhere from 50 50 to 100 drilling locations
19 May 2026 ·
grade
Miocene age 11 to 15 million year old rocks at around 2 to 3,000 m depth
uh measene age 11 to 15 million year old relatively young rock section uh down at around 2 to 3,000 m
19 May 2026 ·
resource size
750 billion cubic feet of gas net risk recoverable
a a resource a contingent resource evaluation in the region of 750 uh billion cubic feet of gas net risk recoverable
19 May 2026 ·

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Themes and assets

deep tight gas 1 EU energy security 1 European energy security 1 Hungary gas supply 1 Iran war 1 Strait of Hormuz 1

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