Hyper-inflation eating into company profitsCanadian upstream revenues break C$100 billion threshold, but camouflage rapidly rising finding and development costs Gary Park For Petroleum News
Upstream revenues topped C$100 billion for the first time in Canada last year — they were actually C$22 billion better than the 2004 record — and are expected to stay there through 2008, says a study by ARC Financial Corp. commissioned by the Canadian Association of Petroleum producers.
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