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East West Petroleum Corp V.EW

Alternate Symbol(s):  EWPMF

East West Petroleum Corp. is a Canada-based junior oil and gas company. The Company is engaged in the exploration, development and production from certain of its oil and gas properties. Its portfolio consists of interests in exploration concessions in New Zealand and Romania and producing properties in the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand. In New Zealand, it holds a 30% working interest in the Petroleum Exploration Permit (PEP) 54877 and the Petroleum Mining Permit PMP 60291 (Cheal East). PMP 60291 is the location of the Cheal E-Site and the Cheal E-site production facility as well as the Cheal-E wells. The oil and gas production comes from over five wells on the Cheal-E site, the Cheal-E1, E2, E5, E6 and E8 wells. It also has interests in over four blocks, Tria (EX-2), Balle Felix (EX-3), Periam (EX-7) and Biled (EX-8), which covers a total of approximately 4,079 square kilometers (1,007,500 acres) and are located in western Romania on the eastern margin of the producing Pannonian Basin.


TSXV:EW - Post by User

Comment by Shredar1956on Mar 05, 2021 11:29am
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RE:Can they be shopping for a buyer?

RE:Can they be shopping for a buyer? Doubt that any oil company wants replace EW and be subject to the whims of NIS.  It is more likely that NIS, because of their resources, declared the well commercial, fully knowing its not, so that EW has no choice but to reneg on the contract.  This way they can claim default of EW contract obligations and gain 100% control.  This is just as plausible as what you suggest.  What I dont know is what the contract says about any disagreements between NIS and EW wrt viability of the well.  If its vague, could end up in court and I doubt EW has the resources to fight effectively
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