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Headwater Exploration Inc T.HWX

Alternate Symbol(s):  CDDRF

Headwater Exploration Inc. is a Canadian resource company engaged in the exploration for and development and production of petroleum and natural gas in Canada. The Company has heavy oil production and reserves in the Clearwater/Falher formations in the Marten Hills, Greater Nipisi and Greater Peavine areas of Alberta and natural gas production and reserves in the McCully field near Sussex, New Brunswick. The McCully Field is located approximately 10 kilometers (kms) northeast of Sussex, New Brunswick in the farming community of Penobsquis. It owns and operates a natural gas processing plant, with a processing capacity of approximately 35 mmscfpd, and a 50 km transmission line connected to the Maritimes and Northeast pipeline. The McCully Field is a winter producing asset connected to the northeast United States gas market. The Company drilled its first stratigraphic test and single-leg horizontal well, prospective for heavy oil, in Handel, Saskatchewan.


TSX:HWX - Post by User

Comment by marketsenseon Feb 02, 2023 3:45pm
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Post# 35263189

RE:RE:RE:2022 exit rate

RE:RE:RE:2022 exit rateTraders run either hot or cold.  The exits are over crowded as panic takes hold.
That said I took note of Benny's analogy with great interest.  $1 of investment in 
Clearwater = $7 in return and more with waterflood just to provide some perspective.
Can anyone dispute that?
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