Canadian company Claren Energy (former Terra Nova Energy) announced that it is about to complete a non-brokered private placement financing of 25 million shares at the price of 0.08 dollars/share, totaling 2 million dollars.
Press release from the company said that the proceeds from the offering will be used to carry out the company’s phase two work program on onshore Bobocu gas field in Romania and for working capital purposes. Claren Energy can acquire up to 80 % participating interest in Bobocu gas field license in Buzau County, after the license holder Zeta Petroleum announced that it has no funds available to finance its future operation in the region. According to Claren Energy, Zeta Petroleum has agreed to lease up to 80 % of share in its Bobocu license in exchange for 2.08 million dollars and the implementation of drilling program.
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Tags: Bobocu, Claren Energy, gas, gas field, gas license, gas production, Romania, Zeta Petroleum