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Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd T.ZAR


Primary Symbol: ZARFF

Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd is a producer of oil and gas. It is engaged in the exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas in Canada and the United States. The company works on three phases of oil reservoir exploitation which include Primary recovery, Waterflood recovery, and Tertiary recovery. Its portfolio includes Alberta plains north, Alberta plains south and Williston basin projects.


GREY:ZARFF - Post by User

Comment by PetroExploreron Dec 29, 2018 10:57pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm Thinking This is a Yes Vote

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm Thinking This is a Yes VotePablo, I was thinking of our Twin Butte debacle, or the attempted theft of the value from Debenture Holders, and the handoff to the National Bank.

But you raise a good point on Perpetual Energy: there were some shenanigans that went on there, too.  The problem there was the subsequent rights offering, that diluted the Debenture Holder's shares, that they received.  I'd have to go back in time, and crunch the math.  Overall, it didn't end well, thanks to the ongoing collapse in natural gas prices.

That is one risk with voting yes: if the company decides to do some sneaky offering that dilutes the newly printed shares, to try and give the company some new capital.  But the question then becomes who wants to put money into the company?
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