RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:PTA: The 5 Potential Suitors and the reasons (UPDATE)HedgieTdot a.k.a. MacroEconomy alias
aside your latest RAMBLINGS about Exxon's expensive unconventional wells in Colombia, which are completely unrelated to PTA's conventional wells,
PTA's Putumayo Blocks do not expire anytime soon as you desperately try to make the newcomers believe. PTA will keep them until 2024, which is 9 YEARS from today. And, of course, there is always the possibility for EC to renew them. But, based on the Colombian laws, the first award cannot exceed 15 years. This is why, this first award lasts for these Blocks until 2024.
Sorry to disappoint you again.
I quote:
" The Company holds a 15.8% non-operated working interest in the Suroriente Block in the southeastern area of the Putumayo Basin covering 90,263 gross acres. Terms for the Suroriente Block are governed by an incremental production contract between Ecopetrol and the Consorcio Colombia Energy effective through June 2024. The Suroriente Block produces light and medium gravity oil from three oilfields (the Pinuna-Quillacinga field, Cohembi field, and Quinde West field). "