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Gold/Mining/Energy : Ultra Petroleum (UPL)
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To: upultra who wrote (4223)8/6/1999 12:33:00 PM
From: Hickory  Read Replies (1) of 4851
 
Riker,
I know that a "tight hole" means that the operator can keep the results private for a certain length of time (a year or more??). But I do not know whether anyone other than the actual operator has access to that information. That was a serious question which I posed and I do not know the answer. I HOPE that partners of the operator can access the information, but I do not know that they can. Does a partner who has only a 0.2% interest in a tight hole well have the right to access all the information about that well? (Of course, UP has a much larger % interest in these wells than 0.2%.) In short, who does have access to tight hole info and under what conditions? These are questions I would very much appreciate someone who authoritatively knows the answers answering for me.
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