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Atikwa Resources Inc. V.ATK

An oil and natural gas company


TSXV:ATK - Post by User

Comment by renoit7on Dec 05, 2012 11:43pm
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RE: Best Case

RE: Best Case

I know two deals in Virden, MB where around 200 bbls/day with no additional land both went for around $20 million. One was to Corex and the other was to Tundra. With similar production and more upside I'd hope a deal would come in around the $25-28mill, minus off our debt and we should see 5.5-6 cents.

 

To answer Saskys questions, no they're not common, but will probably become more common with the extreme tightening of the credit markets. Some companies stayed small and have production/money but no land, some tried to expand too quickly so they no money/lots of debt but lots of land.

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