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Strathcona Resources Ltd T.SCR

Alternate Symbol(s):  STHRF

Strathcona Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based oil and gas producers with operations focused on thermal oil, enhanced oil recovery and liquids-rich natural gas. The Company has three operations, including Lloydminster Heavy Oil, Cold Lake Thermal Oil and Montney. The Lloydminster Heavy Oil segment has multiple large oil-in-place reservoirs with existing and expanding enhanced oil recovery (EOR) opportunities primarily located in southwest Saskatchewan. Its Saskatchewan thermal properties rely on the same steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) processes as its Cold Lake Thermal properties. It is a producer in the Cold Lake region of Alberta. Its operations include thermal oil producing assets at Lindbergh, Orion and Tucker, with production from SAGD oil assets. Its Montney development is positioned in some of the active regions in the Montney basin, the condensate-rich Kakwa, Grande Prairie, and Groundbirch regions, and produces liquids-rich gas.


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Comment by tylerreddickon Oct 12, 2023 3:05pm
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RE:RE:Finally a reply from Strathcona

RE:RE:Finally a reply from StrathconaTalked to broker at length. It seems the wording in the Strathcona filing is vague, at best.

Broker said that the half-share thing wasn't for individual shareholders, but the total number of shares they were given to divide among their clients. I guess the broker figures it is easier to pay our the cash for any partial share, rather than do it the way the filing said.

I suppose that makes sense, although Strathcona should have been more clear, not that they give a rat's behind about PIPE shareholders.

What the broker couldn't do is explain how they calculate the amount of money to be paid out. It should be based on the $2.72 value of PIPE in the "deal", but we all know that ain't gonna happen.


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