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Comment by birchjunkon Apr 01, 2012 8:20am
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RE: Key Production Drivers in 2012

RE: Key Production Drivers in 2012

Do not forget the very positive impact of a declining royalty rate on new production.

Net production in 2011 was 1635 bpd.

Of this amount, over 50 % was paid as a royalty.

Actual production net to SKO after royalties was about 800 bpd.

In other words, the royalty rate was in excess of 50 % on net production.

Royalty rates decline to less than 10 % on new  production in which SKO is the operator.

With SKO taking over nearly all of the 4 fields and with new wells coming onstream, the overall royalty rate should drop below 30 % in 2012 and to less than 15 % in 2013.

This will have a dramatic effect on net production and cash flows and will considerably increase the financial impact of increased production.

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