Juniors ready to pounce on assets being unloaded by new giantsHost of startups emerges in Canada, attracting about C$500 million of private capital this year; investors are willing to ride through a period of low, or no growth Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
From the tornado of takeovers in Canada’s oil patch in the past two years, a smaller dust storm is beginning to swirl.
It is being kicked up by junior E&P companies who are ready to seize a windfall of assets sales when newly-merged entities start off-loading non-core properties.
Names such as Ceq....
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