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Twin Butte Energy Ltd TBTEF

Twin Butte Energy Ltd is an oil and natural gas exploration, development and production company with properties located in Western Canada. The firm's operational assets have been sold to West Lake Energy Corp.


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Comment by bshort92on Sep 23, 2012 1:56pm
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RE: ROCK ENERGY is better than AVALON (TBE acquisi

RE: ROCK ENERGY is better than AVALON (TBE acquisi

I'm not sure that RE is worth $3.46 a share. If sold for $32 K per flowing boe (like EME, Avalon and Waseca) they would fetch a $1.80 a share. They spend close to $900 k per well drilling 800-1000 meters at their core property (50% of Capex) at Mantario. TBE's new acquisition Waseca just pulled two licences to drill 425 meter wells at Greenstreet/Tangleflags which cost $550 K to drill. Production rates between the two comparisons are both in the 40-80 boe/d range. RE's Q2 earnings said their netbacks were around $19 a barrel. Their 83 K undeveloped acreage might not be in TBE's core in the Lloydminster corridor. Lots of factors go into a purchase and I'm of the belief that TBE would rather seek out privately held concerns rather than publically traded companies. Just an opinion. Stay tuned.

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