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2017 news but shows a good track record.
McCarthy Tétrault advises on 5 of the 10 largest Oil & Gas deals of 2017
AUGUST 16, 2017
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Despite the unpredictability in the Canadian Oil & Gas industry, McCarthy Tétrault continues to demonstrate its strength having acted on five of the ten largest Oil & Gas deals of 2017 according to Mergermarket research.
Enbridge Inc.’s C$37 billion acquisition of Spectra Energy Corp. to create the largest energy infrastructure company in North America
Shell Canada’s C$11.1 billion disposition of its oil sands assets to a subsidiary of Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL) and joint acquisition of Marathon Oil Canada Corporation with CNRL
Shell Canada’s US$2.5 billion joint acquisition of Marathon Oil Canada Corporation with CNRL
Parkland Fuel Corp.’s C$1.46 billion acquisition of Chevron Canada's Downstream Fuel Business
GMP FirstEnergy, as Valuator, of the common shares of Ithaca Energy Inc. in relation to a C$841 million cash takeover of Ithaca by Delek Group Ltd.
Given our market leading position, we have played a principal role acting for every type of transaction participant, from emerging producers and operators to industry conglomerates. Whether an acquirer, a target, or a private equity investor, we will work closely with you, providing strategic guidance and unparalleled legal expertise to get deals done successfully.
Not sure what this means:-
"Anavio will file an early warning report with the securities regulators with respect to the foregoing matters pursuant to National Instrument 62-103 – The Early Warning System and Related Take-Over Bid and Insider Reporting Issues, a copy of which will be available under COPL's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. "
Good to see it again in Small-caps.
SMALL-CAP WINNERS & LOSERS: Canadian Overseas Petroleum gets funding
Mon, 20th Mar 2023 09:57Alliance News
(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Monday.
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SMALL-CAP - WINNERS
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Canadian Overseas Petroleum Ltd, up 1.9% at 5.99 pence, 12-month range 4.50p - 35.00p. The Wyoming, US-focused oil and gas explorer signs purchase agreements with current stakeholders and a new institutional investor for an increase in its 2024 bonds and 2025 bonds, with a total amount of USD13.6 million committed. The convertible financing is meant to sufficiently fund the company for production growth, while allowing management to "optimally conclude" their reserves-based lending and joint-venture negotiations, COPL says. A further undrawn element has been made available by the company's main bondholder to ensure COPL will be appropriately funded into 2024.
Tiburn.
Just trying to get my head around this. At what point in time is it thought this might have happened?
We are led to believe that JV discussions started in October (possibly late September 2022), so 5 months ago. RS summary report rns was on 5 August 2022. AM had time to publish full report, unless of course the large oil company were somehow in touch before official JV discussions.
"I was going to issue the RS report publicly as I said I would, but was contacted by Exxon who after they read it said to me hold it back as it is commercially sensitive , outlines many aspects of further play research they wished to explore, I agreed as we are in JV discussions and I want to keep them onside".
Great analysis but unfortunately typo gives it for H1 2020
"H1 2020 results highlight product demand"
A good read
https://www.powerof78.com/2021/04/11/ncyt-blackbird-investing/
Yes on the whole the scientists have been to the fore and not sidelined by the government during this crisis.
From the beginning the PM was emphasising that they we're following the science. However, it may have been something of a learning curve for him when he found that there wasn't an absolute THE science to follow, but instead different scientific interpretations of the limited scientific data available. Science may be absolute but scientists are still human.
Is this right? It seems prices paid for Welsh gold are much higher than we thought in the Radio Wales link !!!
"The smallest nugget weighed 3g (0.1oz) had a guide price of £600-£700 but went for £4,000.
The 16.26g (0.5oz) of gold flakes and dust was expected to fetch between £1,600 and £2,000 but went for £10,500"
Its going for anything between £20K and £40K per oz.