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Calfrac Well Services Ltd T.CFW

Alternate Symbol(s):  CFWFF

Calfrac Well Services Ltd. is a provider of specialized oilfield services, including hydraulic fracturing, coiled tubing, cementing and other well completion services to the oil and natural gas industries. The Company's segments include North America and Argentina. The Company's principal business is hydraulic fracturing of horizontal and vertical oil and natural gas wells. It provides slickwater solutions for fresh and high TDS brine applications, support for high viscosity friction reducer fracture fluid systems, along with all traditional industry applications of gel based, crosslink and energized fracturing needs. Its fleet under the coiled tubing service includes conventional coiled tubing units paired with high-capacity reel-trailers; mast coiled tubing units; custom-designed coiled tubing strings, and E-coil, among others. It offers primary and remedial cementing services in a variety of wells, such as shallow and deep.


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Comment by Domovykon Sep 07, 2020 2:42pm
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RE:RE:RE:.18 hostile bid from Wilks brothers

RE:RE:RE:.18 hostile bid from Wilks brothersUnfortunately both of these groups want it for cheap is likely right.  But atleast there is a hostile bid.  However, both are bad for share holders.  Restructuring in both cases likely means shareholders get pennies on the dollar in a forced sale.  Then it is taken private and merged with another company.  I for one would rather get shares in the merged company.  I am sick and tired of these groups that have no problem getting rich by fleecing investors.  This distroys investor confidence and they need to realize money will start going else where.  
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