Petrowest Corporation class A common shares (PRW)

Petrowest Corporation class A common shares (PRW $0.09)
- $0.09 Cap: $19M
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Petrowest Corporation class A common shares (PRW $0.09)
- $0.09 Cap: $19M
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Q: I held this company into receivership and it was showing a zero value in my portfolio. With the BC NDP announcing they will go ahead with the Site C dam, I noticed the PRW website is back online and the stock is showing a $.064 value. Will the company come back to life to complete the work? Will they be able to regain control from receivership? or will the partnership in site-C be sold by the receiver to a new bidder?

Read Answer Asked by Jeff on December 18, 2017

Petrowest Corporation class A common shares (PRW $0.09)
- $0.09 Cap: $19M
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Q: Can you advise as to the current status and prospects for Petrowest?

Read Answer Asked by Hugh on November 21, 2017

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Petrowest Corporation class A common shares (PRW $0.09)
- $0.09 Cap: $19M
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Q: I should have gotten rid of these two dogs long ago, but "Nooooo!" Always hoping they'd bounce back. So does one just dump PetroWest at this point and get anything you can? I notice a company called Crown Capital has issued a release, hoping to salvage as much as possible (the assets have to be worth something). As for Neptune (thanks Alex Ruus), do I sell my shares, buy a compass and send it to management, which seems to have no sense of direction?

Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 16, 2017