Jury still out on EnCana splitAnalysts struggle to put initial financial reports in context; companies say they are positioned to achieve output growth goals Gary Park For Petroleum News
Caught in the credit squeeze of late 2008 when it needed an estimated US$5 billion in debt to break itself into separate natural gas and oil sands units, the big Canadian independent EnCana put breakup plans on hold because funds were not available at reasonable interest rates.
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