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Longford Energy Inc V.LFD



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Comment by good40on Jan 20, 2011 10:40pm
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Post# 18005403

RE: RE: RE: sold about 1/2

RE: RE: RE: sold about 1/2The company originally had a 20% working interest,  with a 10% royalty liability.  They purchased another 20%
from the KRG for the additional royalty.  They are the only ones with a royalty that high.

Someone should do a little research to find out what the cost was for the original 20% interest... then you
can compare value with the new 40% royalty.  To me,  if they were as certain as Maysteeler will tell you,  I just don't
think they would have sold the farm before the crops come in.   Simple economics tells you that a 40% interest
and a 40% royalty make the business plan fairly difficult.
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