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Gold/Mining/Energy : OEL.V Osprey Energy Limited -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: mappingworld who wrote (470)9/12/2000 9:09:59 AM
From: Buckey  Respond to of 1134
 
TOO true - This is an RRSP - I had SVN from IPO day of 110 to 350 and I was too stoopid to sell as it sits at 70.

I will not be married to this one or any one unless I won the company - LOL

I hopefully will be prudent enough to sell when the market tells me - Lets hope that is not today because I tee off in 40 minutes



To: mappingworld who wrote (470)9/12/2000 9:11:11 AM
From: Buckey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1134
 
Osprey Energy Ltd OEL
Shares issued 5,334,288 Sep 11 close $2.55
Tue 12 Sept 2000 News Release
Mr. Gary Malone reports
Osprey Energy has commenced production on an additional six wells in its
Northern Louisiana Cotton Valley field. Three more wells are anticipated to
be in production by the end of the year. The property, awaiting final
approval from the Canadian Venture Exchange, is in excess of 20,000 acres
in four counties.
This field has nine Austin Chalk wells and three Cotton Valley wells, each
with a total depth of over 18,000 feet, as well as one salt water disposal
well. All wells were drilled in 1997-1998 by a major and 11 of the 12 wells
are fully equipped and tied in to gas pipelines. The Crosby 36A was drilled
and completed but never tied in. The company owns all equipment and
pipelines throughout the acreage.
The Giddens well, is currently being operated by Anadarko and producing in
excess of 200,000 cubic feet per day (net to Osprey). BPR Energy is
operating the Crowell 3, Crowell 7, Temple 16, Crosby 24 and Bailey 32,
which are producing a total of 185 barrels of oil per day and 650,000 cubic
feet per day. The Pool No. 1 well is producing 50,000 cubic feet per day.
Production will be increased once scheduled remedial work is completed on
each well.
Engineering reserve reports and well logs acquired with the property
estimate the field contains in excess of two million barrels oil and over
12 billion cubic feet of gas.
The three Louisiana properties, which have 14 wells producing over 350
barrels of oil per day and one million cubic feet per day, are the Cotton
Valley, 75-per-cent working interest (seven wells), Bayou Choctaw Field,
60-per-cent WI (five wells), and the Livingston Field, 30-per-cent WI (two
wells). The Jenner No. 1 (12.9-per-cent WI) and Jenner No. 2 (5-per-cent
WI) properties in central Alberta are also producing positive cash flow.
The company is continuing to pursue opportunities in the oil and gas
marketplace to enhance shareholder value by increasing cash flow and
building reserves.
WARNING: The company relies on litigation protection for "forward-looking"
statements.
(c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. stockwatch.com