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Novus Energy Inc > Hind site
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Post by GLENN# on Jul 26, 2013 12:38am

Hind site

Hind site is 20/20.  May 21, 2013 Mason Granger was quoted to say, '... The problem is that there is a glut of assets for sale in Western Canada so they are joining a big queue of companies that are for sale.  He always felt that the reserves were booked fairly aggressively.'

It could be a longer wait.  If there is a clause in the confidential agreement about, no hostile take-over, my thinking is that we may see action the end of year early next.
Comment by counterintuitive247 on Jul 26, 2013 2:33pm
What needs to happen is Novus needs to hit 5000 bbls of oil and maintain that production . They need to do it within cash flow Mainly without much more debt taken on. (currently 90 million and counting) This will demonstrate a sustainable decline. Yes the reserves are booked... Not lots of meat on the bone. The possibility of growing reserves in the companies land portfolio lies in their Alberta ...more  
Comment by Pokerchamp on Jul 26, 2013 2:55pm
They should easily hit 5,000 barrels by the end of the year based on no incrase in Q2 and 10% in each of Q3 and Q4.