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Pulse Oil Corp V.PUL

Pulse Oil Corp. is a Canada-based oil and gas exploration company. The Company is primarily focused on the implementation of a solvent flood enhanced oil recovery (EOR) project on two Nisku Pinnacle reefs at its 100% owned Bigoray property in west Central Alberta. The project includes two Nisku pinnacle reef reservoirs that have been producing sweet light crude oil for over 40 years. The Company's 100% owned and operated Bigoray Assets consist of proved and probable reserves of approximately 5,324,400 barrels of oil equivalent (BOE) and covers approximately 3,941 net acres of land. The Company also operates and has a 100% interest in Queenstown Assets, which consists of approximately 183,000 BOE and consists of 4,781 net acres of land. Its wholly owned subsidiary is Pulse Oil Operating Corp.


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Post by oilinvestor52on May 18, 2019 9:18am
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The backdrop

The backdropThe energy sector has had the second most bankruptcies so far this year, according to Bloomberg data. Once one of the top providers of oil-well drilling and completion, Weatherford International Plc announced last week that it was preparing to file for bankruptcy. Halcon Resources Corp. and Alta Mesa Resources Inc. have raised doubts about their ability to stay afloat amid investor demands for returns rather than pouring more money into capital expenditures. Many U.S. shale producers have had to scale back growth and make big changes to cut operating costs.
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