Major Upgrade to CanOils Assets: Land Analysis Now Active

CanOils is delighted to announce the latest upgrade to its wells and land database, CanOils Assets, which enhances the analysis which can be performed on land data alongside the existing well data.

Not only can you quickly identify where and how successfully any company in western Canada is producing, you can now find out just as quickly where those companies’ land holdings are, who has bordering holdings and where there are blocks of land available at upcoming crown land sales.

This upgrade and the plethora of new functionality that comes with it makes the CanOils Assets tool far more comprehensive and flexible to suit any number of specific data requirements, saving our subscribers countless hours of time. Request a demonstration of this new functionality and see how CanOils Assets can help you.

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CanOils Assets provides data on all crown land holdings across Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, including title header, tracts and rights as well as lease holder information. Our data includes vital information such as expiry dates, bonus bids and formations. Reports focused around all of this data and more can now be created and extracted to Excel from within the CanOils Assets webmap tool.

Uses of CanOils Assets and the New Land Querying Functionality:

• View wells and land simultaneously to identify the best operators or lease holdings in any area
• Quickly compare land holdings of Canadian oil and gas companies side by side with automatic colour coding
• Evaluate well performance in the proximity of land close to your assets
• Identify leases that are expiring or coming up for renewal in the near future
• Assess land costs in different areas to help value potential acquisitions or divestitures
• See available tracks at upcoming provincial land sales
• All rights information and land data in CanOils Assets, like the existing well data, is organized in an Excel-friendly format and can be extracted in a matter of moments
• Get cost-effective analysis from the CanOils Assets team of analysts, saving you and your team valuable time

Example Map 1: Encana Corporation: Selected Wells and Land on Alberta/British Columbia Border

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Example Map 2: Comparison of Selected Company Land Positions in the Alberta Montney

Source: CanOils Assets

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Since commodity prices began to drastically fall in Q4 2014, U.S. oil and gas companies in the upstream sector have seen their respective net incomes drop significantly. Operating margins have been tightly squeezed and assets have suffered major impairments. The low price environment has endured throughout 2015 and, as a result, Q3 2015 earnings for U.S. companies are the lowest since prices began to fall in Q4 2014.

Evaluate Energy has analysed the preliminary Q3 earnings statements of 48 U.S. companies and compared it with their earnings in previous periods. The 48 companies had a combined total net loss of US$25.5 billion, which is a staggering 70% and 58% larger than these companies’ significant combined net losses of US$14.9 billion and US$16.6 billion in Q1 and Q2 2015 respectively (see note 1).

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Impairments Skyrocket in Latest Set of Quarterly Results

Impairments (see note 2) are clearly the main reason for this continued downward trend. Evaluate Energy released a similar piece of analysis earlier this year focused on U.S. company impairments in Q4 2014. In Q3 2015, impairments for U.S. companies have not only continued to be recorded due to low prices, they are in fact significantly larger.

Of the 48 companies in this study, only 10 did not report any kind of impairment in their earnings statements, while the remaining 38 collectively reported impairments totalling US$32.8 billion in Q3 2015. This is a 79% increase over last quarter’s combined impairments of US$18.4 billion for the full group of 48 companies. In total, since prices began to drop in Q4 2014, the 48 companies have recorded a grand total of US$84.6 billion in impairments and Q3 2015’s total makes up 39% of this.

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On an individual company basis, Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE:DVN) reported the largest impairment this quarter at US$5.9 billion. Devon has been recording impairments all year; this quarter’s US$5.9 billion represents around 38% of 2015 impairments. Of the companies that recorded this quarter’s biggest impairments, Occidental Petroleum Corp. (NYSE:OXY), Murphy Oil Corporation (NYSE:MUR), Whiting Petroleum Corporation (NYSE:WLL) and Carrizo Oil & Gas Inc. (NASDAQ:CRZO) suffered over 90% of their respective impairments for the year in Q3 2015. Whiting’s impairments were especially noteworthy as the US$1.7 billion figure of asset impairments in the chart below does not include an additional US$870 million of goodwill impairments associated with its acquisition of Kodiak Oil & Gas, which only recently closed in December 2014.

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All data in this report was pulled together using the Evaluate Energy database, which provides clients with efficient data solutions for oil and gas company analysis. This includes over 25 years of financial and operating data for the world’s biggest and most significant oil and gas companies, M&A deals, a global E&P assets and LNG database, and an emerging product that focuses on the North American shale industry.

Notes

1) Net income/Loss here refers to post-tax net earnings on the 48 companies’ income statements; the figures have not been adjusted for non-recurring items such as impairments, gains or losses on asset sales or unrealised gains or losses on hedging contracts.

2) Impairments are taken from the income statement of each company and refer to impairments of assets, i.e. property and equipment, only. Impairments related to financial assets, investments or goodwill are not included.

3) The 48 companies were chosen as they had all reported preliminary results by the morning of November 5, 2015 (UK time).

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Analysis in CanOils’ new report “Upstream M&A Value in Canada Rebounds in September 2015” shows that September was the biggest month for Canadian M&A activity since May, if the three deals announced in 2015 with a value of over Cdn$1 billion are excluded. The Canadian oil and gas sector had Cdn$563 million of upstream M&A deals announced during September 2015. It marks a steep improvement on the approximate Cdn$59 million of deals that were witnessed during August 2015. The low value of August 2015 was also the lowest monthly total in at least the past 8 years, as the double dip in oil price experienced that month, allied with an already deflated gas price, led to a tentative industry. October has started with a bang as Suncor Energy bid Cdn$6.6 billion for Canadian Oil Sands Limited. The new report is the first of CanOils’ new monthly reviews of Canada’s M&A industry, in which all the month’s major deals, deal stories and assets for sale will be looked at in depth using data from all of CanOils’ databases, including CanOils Assets.

Source: CanOils M&A Database. *Note: October deal value correct as of Friday October 9, 2015. Deals allocated according to the month they were announced, rather than completed.

Of course, the above chart is dominated by the deals/potential deals of over Cdn$1 billion. In May, Crescent Point Energy Corp. announced the acquisition of Legacy Oil + Gas Inc., in June, Cenovus Energy Inc. announced that the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan was acquiring its royalty business and then in early October, Suncor Energy made a $6.6 billion bid for its Syncrude partner Canadian Oil Sands Limited.

If we exclude these three deals, the increase in activity in September is easier to see. In fact, activity aside from major deals picked up to its highest level in terms of overall value since May.

Source: CanOils M&A Database. *Note: October deal value correct as of Friday October 9, 2015. Deals allocated according to the month they were announced, rather than completed.

Inside this Month’s Canadian M&A Report:

Suncor Energy Making Waves in the Oilsands Mining Industry

Suncor Energy is a huge part of the upturn in deal value in recent weeks and is undoubtedly the major focus of this month’s report “Upstream M&A Value in Canada Rebounds in September 2015”. Not only did it make an offer for Canadian Oil Sands in what could prove to eventually be Canada’s biggest deal of 2015 should it ever complete, it also increased its ownership in the Fort Hills mine project in a Cdn$310.0 million deal for an extra 10% interest from Total. Both deals, along with Canadian Oil Sands’ immediate response to Suncor’s offer, are analysed in detail in this month’s report.

Also:

• Penn West Exploration and Cardinal Energy strike deal for waterflood assets in Central Alberta
• Pengrowth Energy, Bellatrix Exploration and Black Swan Energy all selling assets
• A round up of all the deal stories impacting Canada’s oil and gas industry in September and the very start of October.

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Insights from CanOils’ M&A database, as well as data from CanOils’ Assets, Financings, Financial & Operating and Oilsands databases, help to provide a thorough, independent overview of the month’s biggest deals in the Canadian oil and gas industry in this report. Image cover is sourced from Syncrude’s Flickr account and cropped to fit the required space.

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1000s of Canadian Oil & Gas Company Reports at Your Fingertips

As part of CanOils’ continued lead in oil and gas company financial and operating analysis solutions, we are pleased to announce an upgrade that adds Canadian company quarterly, annual and reserve reports to our Documents product, a simple web-based platform that CanOils subscribers can use to download all the reports they need in a matter of minutes.

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The Upgraded Service

In addition to the 1000s of corporate presentations that CanOils has collected, stored and made available since 2008, we have now added 1000s of new reports to our offering.

New Additions to CanOils Documents:

•   Quarterly & Annual Financial Statements
•   Management Discussion & Analysis Reports
•   Annual Reports (includes 10-Ks/40-Fs for dual-listed SEC reporting companies)
•   Annual Information Forms (AIFs and NI 51-101s)
•   Reserve Reports
•   Supplemental Quarterly & Annual Filings

These have been cleaned, catalogued and backdated for all TSX and TSX-V listed companies in the CanOils coverage portfolio and all future reports will be available within 1 working day of release.

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There are 100s of Oil & Gas companies operating inside Canada varying from large international players such as Suncor Energy Inc. and Cenovus Energy Inc., right down to small junior players based in Alberta. The Evaluate Energy Database provides coverage of every single publicly listed Canadian Oil and Gas Companies on the TSX and the TSX-Venture exchanges, providing clients with all their production data, their financials, M&A deals and much more.

Find out more about Evaluate Energy’s financial and operating database at this link.

Canadian oil and gas companies

(Production-based peer groups set as of June 30th, 2016)

Seniors (+100,000 boe/d)

• ARC Resources Ltd. (TSX:ARX)
• Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (TSX:CNQ)
• Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE)
• Crescent Point Energy Corp (TSX:CPG)
• Encana Corporation (TSX:ECA) – later renamed to Ovintiv Inc. and relocated HQ to the United States.
• Husky Energy Inc. (TSX:HSE)
• Imperial Oil Ltd. (TSX:IMO)
• Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (TSX:PEY)
• Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX:SU)
• Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TSX:TOU)

Intermediates (10,000 – 100,000 boe/d)

• Advantage Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX:AAV)
• Athabasca Oil Corporation (TSX:ATH)
• Bankers Petroleum Ltd (TSX:BNK)
• Baytex Energy Corp. (TSX:BTE)
• Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. (TSX:BXE)
• Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (TSX:BIR)
• Bonavista Energy Corporation (TSX:BNP)
• Bonterra Energy Corp. (TSX:BNE)
• Canacol Energy Ltd. (TSX:CNE)
• Cardinal Energy Inc. (TSX:CJ)
• Cequence Energy Ltd. (TSX:CQE)
• Crew Energy Inc. (TSX:CR)
• Enerplus Corporation (TSX:ERF)
• Freehold Royalties Ltd. (TSX:FRU)
• Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (TSX:GTE)
• Kelt Exploration Ltd. (TSX:KEL)
• Lightstream Resources Ltd. (TSX:LTS)
• MEG Energy Corp. (TSX:MEG)
• Niko Resources Ltd. (TSX:NKO)
• Northern Blizzard Resources Inc. (TSX:NBZ)
• NuVista Energy Ltd. (TSX:NVA)
• Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd. (TSX:PPY)
• Paramount Resources Ltd. (TSX:POU)
• Parex Resources Inc. (TSX:PXT)
• Pengrowth Energy Corporation (TSX:PGF)
• Penn West Petroleum Ltd. (TSX:PWT)
• Perpetual Energy Inc. (TSX:PMT)
• Pine Cliff Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:PNE)
• PrairieSky Royalty Ltd. (TSX:PSK)
• Raging River Exploration Inc. (TSX:RRX)
• RMP Energy Inc. (TSX:RMP)
• Seven Generations Energy Ltd. (TSX:VII)
• Spyglass Resources Corp. (TSX:SGL)
• Storm Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:SRX)
• Surge Energy Inc. (TSX:SGY)
• TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX:TOG)
• TransGlobe Energy Corporation (TSX:TGL)
• Trilogy Energy Corp. (TSX:TET)
• Twin Butte Energy Ltd. (TSX:TBE)
• Vermilion Energy Inc. (TSX:VET)
• Whitecap Resources Inc. (TSX:WCP)

Juniors (1,000 – 10,000 boe/d)

• Anderson Energy Inc. (TSX:AXL)
• Argent Energy Trust (TSX:AET-UN)
• Arsenal Energy Inc. (TSX:AEI)
• BlackPearl Resources Inc. (TSX:PXX)
• BNK Petroleum Inc. (TSX:BKX)
• Chinook Energy Inc. (TSX:CKE)
• Connacher Oil and Gas Limited (TSX:CLC)
• Corridor Resources Inc. (TSX:CDH)
• Crown Point Energy Inc. (TSX-V:CWV)
• CUB Energy Inc. (TSX-V:KUB)
• Delphi Energy Corp. (TSX:DEE)
• Dundee Energy Limited (TSX:DEN)
• Eagle Energy Trust (TSX:EGL-UN)
• Epsilon Energy Ltd. (TSX:EPS)
• Gear Energy Ltd. (TSX:GXE)
• Granite Oil Corp. (TSX:GXO)
• Greenfields Petroleum Corporation (TSX-V:GNF)
• Ikkuma Resources Corp. (TSX-V:IKM)
• Ithaca Energy Inc. (TSX:IAE)
• Journey Energy Inc. (TSX:JOY)
• Jura Energy Corp. (TSX:JEC)
• Leucrotta Exploration Inc. (TSX-V:LXE)
• Madalena Energy Inc. (TSX-V:MVN)
• Manitok Energy Inc. (TSX-V:MEI)
• Marquee Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:MQL)
• Orca Exploration Group Inc. (TSX-V:ORC.B)
• PetroRio S.A. (TSX-V:PRJ)
• PetroShale Inc. (TSX-V:PSH)
• Petrus Resources Ltd. (TSX:PRQ)
• Quattro Exploration & Production Ltd. (TSX-V:QXP)
• Questerre Energy Corporation (TSX:QEC)
• Questfire Energy Corp. (TSX-V:Q.A)
• Rooster Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:COQ)
• Southern Pacific Resource Corp. (TSX:STP)
• Spartan Energy Corp. (TSX:SPE)
• Spyglass Resources Corp. (TSX:SGL)
• Sterling Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:SLG)
• Strategic Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:SOG)
• TAG Oil Ltd. (TSX:TAO)
• Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:TVE)
• Terra Energy Corp. (TSX:TT)
• Tethys Petroleum Ltd (TSX:TPL)
• Toscana Energy Income Corporation (TSX:TEI)
• Touchstone Exploration Inc. (TSX:TXP)
• TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. (TSX:TNP)
• Virginia Hills Oil Corp. (TSX-V:VHO)
• Yangarra Resources Ltd. (TSX:YGR)
• Zargon Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX:ZAR)

Emerging Juniors (0 – 1,000 boe/d)

• 3MV Energy Corp. (TSX-V:TMV)
• Abenteuer Resources Corp. (TSX-V-:ABU)
• ACL International Ltd. (TSX-V:ACL)
• Adira Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:ADL)
• Africa Energy Corp. (TSX-V:AFE)
• Africa Hydrocarbons Inc. (TSX-V:NFK-H)
• Alberta Oilsands Inc. (TSX-V:AOS)
• Altura Energy Inc. (TSX-V:NS)
• Alvopetro Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:ALV)
• Anterra Energy Inc (TSX-V:AE.A)
• Antrim Energy Inc. (TSX-V:AEN)
• Aroway Energy Inc. (TSX-V:ARW)
• Artisan Energy Corporation (TSX-V:AEC)
• Avanti Energy Inc. (TSX-V:AVN)
• Azabache Energy Inc. (TSX-V:AZA)
• Bayshore Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:BSH)
• Bengal Energy Ltd. (TSX:BNG)
• Big Sky Petroleum Corporation (TSX-V:BSP)
• Blackbird Energy Inc. (TSX-V:BBI)
• Blackhawk Resource Corp. (TSX-V:BLR)
• Blacksteel Energy Inc. (TSX-V:BEY)
• Border Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:BOR)
• Caiterra International Energy Corp. (TSX-V:CTI)
• Canada Energy Partners Inc. (TSX-V:CE)
• Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited (TSX-V:XOP)
• Canadian Spirit Resources Inc. (TSX-V:SPI)
• Cardiff Energy Corp. (TSX-V:CRS)
• Caspian Energy Inc. (TSX-V:CKZ.H)
• Cerus Energy Group Ltd (TSX-V:CEA)
• CGX Energy Inc. (TSX-V:OYL)
• Cobra Venture Corporation (TSX-V:CBV)
• Compass Income Fund (TSX:CMZ-UN)
• Condor Petroleum Inc. (TSX:CPI)
• Cypress Hills Resource Corp. (TSX-V:CHY.H)
• Detector Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V:DEX)
• Doxa Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:DXA)
• DualEx Energy International Inc. (TSX-V:DXE)
• DXI Energy Inc. (TSX:DXI)
• East West Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:ESB.H)
• EastSiberian Plc (TSX-V:ESB)
• Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:EOG)
• Edge Resources Inc. (TSX-V:EDE)
• Emerald Bay Energy Inc. (TSX-V:EBY)
• EnerGulf Resources Inc. (TSX-V:ENG)
• Esrey Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:EEL)
• Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:FO)
• Front Range Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:FRK)
• Golden Coast Energy Corp. (TSX-V:GCE)
• Groundstar Resources Limited (TSX-V:GSA)
• GrowMax Resources Corp. (TSX-V:BOE)
• Guardian Exploration Inc. (TSX-V:GX)
• Hawk Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V:HWK.A)
• Hemisphere Energy Corporation (TSX-V:HME)
• High North Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:HN)
• Horizon Petroleum Plc (TSX-V:HPL)
• Huntington Exploration Inc. (TSX-V:HEI)
• International Frontier Resources Corporation (TSX-V:IFR)
• Ironhorse Oil & Gas Inc. (TSX-V:IOG)
• Jaguar Resources Inc. (TSX-V:JRI)
• Jericho Oil Corporation (TSX-V:JCO)
• Junex Inc. (TSX-V:JNX)
• Kingsland Energy Corp. (TSX-V:KLE)
• Knol Resources Corp. (TSX-V:NOL.H)
• KR Investment Ltd. (TSX-V:KR)
• Lariat Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:LE)
• Loon Energy Corporation (TSX-V:LNE)
• Margaux Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:MRL)
• Marksmen Energy Inc. (TSX-V:MAH)
• Marsa Energy Inc. (TSX-V:MEP)
• Maxim Resources Inc. (TSX-V:MXM)
• McChip Resources Inc. (TSX-V:MCS)
• MCW Energy Group Ltd. (TSX-V:MCW)
• MENA Hydrocarbons Inc. (TSX-V:MNH)
• Mitra Energy Inc. (TSX-V:MTE)
• MNP Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:MNP)
• Montana Exploration Corp. (TSX-V:MTZ)
• Morumbi Resources Inc. (TSX-V:MOC)
• Mount Dakota Energy Corp. (TSX-V:MMO)
• Mountainview Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:MVW)
• New Zealand Energy Corp. (TSX-V:NZ)
• Newton Energy Corporation (TSX-V:NTN.H)
• Nordic Oil and Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:NOG)
• North Sea Energy Inc. (TSX-V:NUK)
• Octant Energy Corp. (TSX-V:OEL.H)
• Oil Optimization Inc. (TSX-V:OOI)
• Oracle Energy Corp. (TSX-V:OEC)
• Oryx Petroleum Corporation Limited (TSX:OXC)
• Oyster Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:OY)
• Pan Orient Energy Corp (TSX-V:POE)
• Pennine Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:PNN)
• Petrichor Energy Inc. (TSX-V:PTP)
• Petro One Energy Corp. (TSX-V:POP)
• Petro Vista Energy Corp. (TSX-V:PTV)
• Petrodorado Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:PDQ)
• PetroFrontier Corp. (TSX-V:PFC)
• Petrolia Inc. (TSX-V:PEA)
• Petrolympic Ltd. (TSX-V:PCQ)
• PetroMaroc Corporation Plc (TSX-V:PMA)
• Petromin Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:PTR)
• PetroRio S.A. (TSX-V:PRJ)
• PetroShale Inc. (TSX-V:PSH)
• Petrox Resources Corp. (TSX-V:PTC)
• Plate Resources Inc. (TSX-V:PLR)
• PMI Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:PMI)
• Point Loma Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:PLX)
• Primeline Energy Holdings Inc. (TSX-V:PEH)
• Raimount Energy Inc (TSX-V:RMT)
• Relentless Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:RRL)
• Renaissance Oil Corp. (TSX-V:ROE)
• Ripper Oil and Gas Inc. (TSX-V:RYP.H)
• Rockbridge Resources Inc. (TSX-V:RBE)
• Rockefeller Hughes Corp. (TSX-V:RHC)
• Sahara Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:SAH)
• San Angelo Oil Limited (TSX-V:SAO)
• Santa Maria Petroleum Inc. (TSX-V:SMQ.H)
• SDX Energy Inc. (TSX-V:SDX)
• Serrano Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:SC)
• ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:SNM)
• Shoreline Energy Corp. (TSX:SEQ)
• Sienna Resources Inc. (TSX-V:SIE)
• Silk Road Energy Inc. (TSX-V:SLK)
• Simba Energy Inc. (TSX-V:SMB)
• Sintana Energy Inc. (TSX-V:SNN)
• Sonoro Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:SNV)
• Standard Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V:SDE)
• Stetson Oil & Gas Ltd (TSX-V:SSN)
• Strata-X Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:SXE)
• Strikewell Energy Corp. (TSX-V:SKK)
• Taipan Resources Inc. (TSX-V:TPN)
• Teck Resources Limited (TSX:TCK.B)
• Tenth Avenue Petroleum Corp. (TSX-V:TPC)
• Terra Nova Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:TGC)
• Terrace Energy Corp. (TSX-V:TZR)
• Toro Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX-V:TOO)
• Traverse Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:TVL)
• Tudor Corporation Ltd. (TSX-V:TDR.H)
• Tuscany Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:TUS)
• United Hunter Oil & Gas Corp. (TSX-V:UHO)
• US Oil Sands Inc. (TSX-V:USO)
• Valeura Energy Inc. (TSX:VLE)
• Valparaiso Energy Inc. (TSX-V:VPO.H)
• Vangold Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:VAN)
• Vanoil Energy Ltd. (TSX-V:VEL)
• Vital Energy Inc. (TSX-V:VUX)
• Wellstar Energy Corp. (TSX-V:WSE)
• Westbridge Energy Corporation (TSX-V:WEB)
• WesternZagros Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:WZR)
• Wilton Resources Inc. (TSX-V:WIL)
• Wind River Energy Corp. (TSX-V:WVR)
• X-Terra Resources Inc. (TSX-V:XTT)
• XXL Energy Corp (TSX-V:XL)
• Yoho Resources Inc. (TSX-V:YO)
• Yorkton Ventures Inc. (TSX-V:YVI)

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