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Cowboy

07/13/06 10:33 AM

#18729 RE: dcbass #18726

The value of the land of which the company speaks is based on project mineral values. Most oil companies lease land through the BLM or Bureau of Land Management office in each state or from private individuals who then share in the profits from any production that comes from the agreement/lease.

So the lease has value in two ways..one the money generated from the lease itself and from any percentages made from production if successful wells are established.

Hope this answers you question.
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pnew122

07/13/06 11:13 AM

#18733 RE: dcbass #18726

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My guess is they could sell their lease rights to another company for more than what they paid.
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tedwitt

07/13/06 11:21 AM

#18736 RE: dcbass #18726

What they have talked about is packaging the leases