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Gran Tierra Energy Ord Shs T.GTE

Alternate Symbol(s):  GTE

Gran Tierra Energy Inc. is an independent international energy company. The Company is focused on international oil and natural gas exploration and production with assets in Colombia and Ecuador. The Company has interests in approximately 22 blocks in Colombia, three blocks in Ecuador, and are the operator of 24 of these blocks. Its assets in Colombia represent approximately 97% of its production with oil reserves and production located in the Middle Magdalena Valley (MMV) and Putumayo Basin. In MMV, the Company’s field is the Acordionero field, where it produces approximately 17-degree American Petroleum Institute (API) oil, which represents 52% of total company production. The Putumayo production is approximately 27-degree API for Chaza Block and 18-degree API for Suoriente Block, representing 25% and 13% respectively, of total company production.


TSX:GTE - Post by User

Comment by monte8on Sep 23, 2024 10:13am
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RE:RE:Reality Check

RE:RE:Reality Check

Yep Oliver1951, they could have negotiated a better rate than the 9.5% for the added debt. They just added to the current debt so they could obtain the money quicker for the acquisition. This is not in the best interest for the shareholders.  Just what kind of financiers do they have working for Gran Tierra!  Everything is done in a hurry, slapped together and shareholders are told in the end.  
 

Frank007, yup shoulda coulda .woulda! What will the timeline be to return to profit be now with all this debt they have taken on? I’m afraid to even think since they spend more than they make! One thing is for sure the upper Management and Board of Directors will collect their pay, bonuses, offered options etc., as applicable and in all the while increasing their shares, the overall share count while diluting the average shareholder.

 

Just the way I see this whole situation being played out!


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