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Gold/Mining/Energy : OEL.V Osprey Energy Limited

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To: The Osprey who started this subject9/27/2001 8:57:08 PM
From: Buckey  Read Replies (1) of 1134
 
WTF is going on - this is two or three of these I have seen from Osprey - are thgey building or selling a companyOsprey Energy to sell Louisiana interests/leaseholds

Osprey Energy Ltd (2) OEL
Shares issued 7,300,000 Sep 27 close $0.50
Thu 27 Sept 2001 Miscellaneous
The Canadian Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with
respect to an arm's-length disposition by the company of its 75-per-cent
working interest before payout and 50-per-cent working interest after
payout in three wells (T.K. Giddens No. 1, Pool No. 1 and Willamette No. 1)
and certain additional leaseholds located in the Vernon/Cotton Valley
field, Jackson parish, Louisiana, to a United States natural gas producer
(the purchaser). As consideration, the company will receive the following:
1. a 75-per-cent interest in $1.8-million (U.S.), which amount consists of
cash payment of $1.2-million (U.S.) waiver of $450,000 (U.S.) in certain
royalty payments owed, and receipt of approximately $150,000 (U.S.) in
certain net gross overriding royalty payments;
2. a 75-per-cent working interest before payout and 50-per-cent working
interest after payout in three new wells (Strickland 17-1, Churchman 9-1,
Crosby 2-1) together with any on lease salt water wells and equipment
associated therewith located in the Masters Creek field, Vernon/Rapides
parishes, Louisiana;
3. access to the purchaser's salt water disposal system in the Masters
Creek field for five wells; and
4. a right of first refusal for a period of five years to purchase any
wells in the Masters Creek field which the purchaser intends to plug and
abandon or sell as uneconomic wells.
(c) Copyright 2001 Canjex Publishing Ltd. stockwatch.com
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