Re: Presentations? And Capital Expenditure Budget
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Connacher is a growing exploration, development and production company with a focus on producing bitumen and expanding its in-situ oil sands projects located near Fort McMurray, Alberta
This is page 6 of the december 2008 presentation As I usually store what I read. Sorry for the unconvenience of aspect but that gives figures as they were Hubisan 6 2009 Liquidity Analysis
(1)
in millions of dollars
Cash position @ December 12, 2008 289
Cash burn:
Q4 2008 and 2009 interest payments on Senior Notes -114
Q4 2008 and 2009 interest payments on Convertibles -7
Q4 2008 additional well pair at Pod One -5
2009 capex Conventional -15
Exploration -13
Pod One -11
MRC (assumes Sept 2009 turnaround deferred) -6
Additional costs of deferring Algar -22
Transfer lines between Pod One and Algar -14
Additional Algar commitments -73
Total cash burn from December 12, 2008 to the end of 2009 -280
End of 2009 cash position 9
Credit Facility capacity 200
End of 2009 cash and credit position 209
Algar Project:
Spent as at December 12, 2009 77
Additional Algar commitments 73
Costs incurred on Algar as at December 31, 2009 150
Total Algar Project 345
Algar costs remaining as at December 31, 2009 195
Available credit room to complete Algar 14
•Assumes Algar
construction deferred until
Jan 2010
•Dec.12, 2008 cash
position sufficient to fund
capital and term debt
interest payments through
2009, without drawing on
bank lines
•End of 2009 cash and
bank credit position
anticipated to be sufficient
to complete Algar in 2010
•2009 operating netback
anticipated to be sufficient
to fund G&A and working
capital requirements
(1) Capital expenditures may change based on results of operations, commodity prices, economic factors and availability of
capital. Refer to slide 2 for forward looking information.