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Yangarra Resources Ltd T.YGR

Alternate Symbol(s):  YGRAF

Yangarra Resources Ltd. is a Canadian junior oil and gas company engaged in the exploration, development and production of clean natural gas and conventional oil. The Company has its main focus in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. The Company has developed its land base to target the halo Cardium at Ferrier, Chedderville, Cow Lake, Chambers, O’Chiese, and Willesden Green with a focus on exploiting the prolific bioturbated zone as part of the entire Cardium package.


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Comment by Darcyslawon Feb 10, 2020 4:06pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Best of times, worst of times

RE:RE:RE:RE:Best of times, worst of times

Thx Kavern, I read your previous post and considered the possibility but for two reasons I interpret it differently

 

  1. In the 2018 reserve report they state 151 M as capex, which the MD&A clearly shows includes land as well. Therefore I believe 121 also includes the land. It would not make sense to exclude land purchases from the capex budget, it is an allocation of capital along the lines of wells or facilities.
  2. Most of the Q4 elements that go into the CF calculation are known, such as prices and production. Most of the unknown have little variation from Q to Q. I initially had 22 M before I adjusted a few factors to fit the change in net debt 

 

It is hard to tell how they book capex when it goes over the quarters, it might as well have been 3-4 drills and 2-3 completions.

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