Strong reserve replacement for 5th consecutive year at Baytex
Baytex achieved high capital efficiencies and strong reserve replacement for the fifth consecutive year as an energy trust. For full story, click here
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Capital expenditures at Baytex is estimated to be $450 mn
Capital expenditures in 2008 are estimated to total $450 million, with $184 million spent on exploration and development activities and $266 million spent on property acquisitions. For full story, click here
Baytex Changes to 2009 Operating Plans and Distributions
Baytex provides update regarding operational matters and a change to our monthly distribution level. For full story, click here
Edward Chwyl: Lead Independent Director at Baytex
Baytex Energy Trust announces 2008 year-end reserves, the appointment of Mr. Edward Chwyl as Lead Independent Director, an update regarding operational matters and a change to our monthly distribution level. For full story, click here
Baytex: Capital expenditures in 2008
Capital expenditures in 2008 are estimated to total $450 million, with $184 million spent on exploration and development activities and $266 million spent on property acquisitions. For full story, click here
Baytex plans to announce its audited 2008 financial results
Baytex plans to announce its audited 2008 financial results on March 11, 2009, certain financial estimates have been made to facilitate the discussion of the performance of its capital program. For full story, click here
Baytex achieved high capital efficiencies
Baytex achieved high capital efficiencies and strong reserve replacement for the fifth consecutive year as an energy trust. Results of this capital program are highlighted by the following investment metrics: For full story, click here
Baytex announces its 2008 year-end reserves
Baytex is pleased to announce its 2008 year-end reserves as evaluated by Sproule Associates Limited (“Sproule”), the independent reserves evaluator for all of Baytex’s oil and gas properties, in accordance with National Instrument 51-101. For full story, click here
