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Groundstar Resources Ltd GRDSF

Groundstar Resources Ltd is the Canada-based based company. The company is primarily engaged in exploration, development and production opportunities in domestic and international areas of interest. The company is exploring opportunities of oil wells in Pierson area located at Manitoba and, in Neilburg region. Most of its revenue is earned through the Canadian market while it also has a presence in Egypt, Guyana, and various other countries.


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Comment by Fernando2010on Aug 22, 2011 9:20pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: Here we go gain

RE: RE: RE: RE: Here we go gainI made some calculations about the present liquidity situation of the company
With the recent raise of capital, I think that the company has enough funds to provide for the costs of drilling the last 200 mts in Kurdistan, and G&A expenses until the end of the current fiscal period (april 30, 2012).
So, we don´t need any extra money for at least a few months.
My biggest worry is the potential dilution that will take place if management decides to go ahead with a second well in Kurdistan. In the last conference call, Vast´s management said that the financing for the next well will have to be arranged by the end of the year.
We need to pay for 8% of the cost of the future well, taking into account our share of Kurdistan government´carry  (we need to pay around us$ 4 o 5 millons).
Management need to get any good news before reaching that point of time (e.g.: a sucess in Kurdistan of Guyana) in order to have the possibility of raising the new capital at a higher stock price. Otherwise, the resulting dilution will be very hard to endure
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