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Canacol Energy Ltd T.CNE

Alternate Symbol(s):  CNNEF

Canacol Energy Ltd. is a Canada-based natural gas exploration and production company with operations focused on Colombia. The Company’s production primarily consists of natural gas from the Esperanza, VIM-5 and VIM-21 blocks located in the Lower Magdalena Basin in Colombia. The Company’s production also included crude oil from its Rancho Hermoso block in Colombia (Colombia oil). In addition to its producing blocks, the Company also has interests in several natural gas exploration contracts in Colombia.


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Comment by Whitehellon Sep 24, 2014 9:12am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:REALLY GAMBA?

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:REALLY GAMBA?
Please, give me a link to those Two Alternative methods of accounting, i would really like to read that, because wheter you decide to use the Fair value method or the Cost+depletion method under IAS 16, you do have to consider IAS 36, and i don't see how one could argue that a "Dry Hole" wouldn't be consider "Trigger Event" and this "Trigger Event" would force you to make a Cash flow for the CGU of that well to valide if net book value is still recoverable, and you wouldn'T have to come to the conclusion that it has to completely be impaired since their won'T be any cash flow that will come from this well...


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