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Primeline Energy Holdings Inc V.PEH.H

Primeline Energy Holdings Inc. (Primeline) is a Hong Kong-based company engaged in the exploration of oil and gas properties located in China. The Company owns exploration and development rights in the East China Sea pursuant to two Petroleum Contracts, one in relation to Block 25/34 (Petroleum Contract 25/34) and one in relation to Block 33/07 (Petroleum Contract 33/07). The Company has approximately 36.75% interest in the producing LS36-1 gas field in Block 25/34 which comprises an offshore area of approximately 84.7 square kilometers. Primeline is the operator of the Petroleum Contract with China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) for Block 33/07. Block 33/07 covers an offshore area of approximately 5,877 square kilometers (1.45 million acres), enclosing Block 25/34. The Company's subsidiaries include Primeline Energy China Limited (PECL) and Primeline Energy Operations International Limited (PEOIL).


TSXV:PEH.H - Post by User

Comment by mike49on Aug 07, 2017 4:30pm
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Post# 26554309

RE:Stock Options...

RE:Stock Options...I don't see it as an issue.
Mngt is negating a buyout before Oct and if there is one,at a price south of .70.
New options replace old ones but # is increased with the rolling plan to reflect the higher share count.
The bond holder dilution is the killer.
Cheers
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