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Petrotal Corp PTALF


Primary Symbol: T.TAL

PetroTal Corp. is an oil and gas development and production company focused on the development of oil assets in Peru. The Company is engaged in the exploration, appraisal and development of oil and natural gas in Peru, South America. Its flagship asset is its 100% working interest in Bretana oil field in Peru's Block 95. Through its two subsidiaries, the Company is engaged in the ongoing development of hydrocarbons in Block 95 with a focus on the development and production from the Bretana oil field. In addition to further leads in Block 95, the Company has significant exploration prospects and leads in Block 107. The Bretana oil field is located in the Maranon Basin of northern Peru. The Company has a 100% working interest in the Bretana oil field. Block 107 has three additional leads, inclusive of the Osheki-Kametza prospect.


TSX:TAL - Post by User

Post by billfox54on Aug 14, 2024 11:06am
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webcast

webcastI've been waiting for the webcast replay to appear on the TAL website, but no luck so far. Perhaps someone here can answer my questions.  
They have accelerated their drilling program.  I understand there are savings in not having to release the rig, but would they do this if they didn't have a place for the oil to go?  Is this a cause for optimism that they have had some success with alternative sales routes?  They were clear that they do not see expanded storage as an option.
They were asked about their five year outlook, and replied with a 50 to 70 thousand bpd number.  That suggests significant alternatives to barging.
I was being distracted during the webcast, and would appreciate what others got from it.  Thx, Bill
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