6.12 Discontinued OperationsThe operations of <strong>the</strong> Kouakouala A licence and Noumbi permit in <strong>the</strong> Congo have been classified asdiscontinued operations in 2005 and 2006.Year ended 31 December2005 2006$ $RevenuePetroleum and natural gas ...................................... 5,444,936 5,116,368Inte<strong>re</strong>st ................................................... 41,361 —O<strong>the</strong>r ..................................................... 1,013,010 645,9156,499,307 5,762,283Operating ExpensesOperating .................................................. 991,956 902,776Royalties .................................................. 816,740 767,455Fo<strong>re</strong>ign exchange losses ....................................... 69,623 —Depletion, dep<strong>re</strong>ciation and amortisation ........................... 1,110,547 843,5622,988,866 2,513,793Discontinued earnings for <strong>the</strong> year ................................. 3,510,441 3,248,490Production from <strong>the</strong> Kouakouala field in <strong>the</strong> Congo declined from 318 bopd in 2005 <strong>to</strong> 217 bopd in 2006.Revenue from <strong>the</strong> Kouakouala field dec<strong>re</strong>ased from $5,444,936 in 2005 <strong>to</strong> $5,116,368 due <strong>to</strong> a 29 per cent.<strong>re</strong>duction in sales volumes, offset partly by a 32 per cent. inc<strong>re</strong>ase in <strong>the</strong> average commodity price from$47.53 in 2005 <strong>to</strong> $62.53 in 2006.The <strong>re</strong>duction in <strong>re</strong>venue <strong>re</strong>sulted in earnings from discontinued operations dec<strong>re</strong>asing from $3,510,441 in2005 <strong>to</strong> $3,248,490 in 2006.6.13 Net Loss for <strong>the</strong> YearNet loss <strong>to</strong>talled $28,367,755 in 2006, compa<strong>re</strong>d <strong>to</strong> a net loss of $8,262,225 in 2005. Net basic and dilutedloss per HOC Common Sha<strong>re</strong> was $(1.29) in 2006, compa<strong>re</strong>d <strong>to</strong> a net basic and diluted loss perHOC Common Sha<strong>re</strong> of ($0.38) in 2005.150
6.14 Capital Expenditu<strong>re</strong>sThe following table sets out capital expenditu<strong>re</strong>s for <strong>the</strong> years ended 31 December 2005 and 2006:Year ended Period ended31 December 12 December2005 2006$ $UgandaDrilling ................................................... 2,466,385 11,999,638Seismic ................................................... 1,059,395 —O<strong>the</strong>r .................................................... 2,123,457 1,665,2985,649,237 13,664,936OmanDrilling ................................................... — 3,209,500Seismic ................................................... — 419,942O<strong>the</strong>r .................................................... 398,316 698,157398,316 4,327,599RussiaSeismic ................................................... — 1,345,524Acquisition of licence inte<strong>re</strong>st in 2005 and o<strong>the</strong>r ..................... 6,080,697 11,236,3316,080,697 12,581,855O<strong>the</strong>rUndeveloped land ........................................... – 317,786Drilling equipment ........................................... 638,613 851,351Corporate ................................................. 579,263 1,120,0761,217,876 2,289,213Total from continuing operations ................................ 13,346,126 32,863,603Congo (discontinued operations):Drilling ................................................... 1,683,333 1,785,004Seismic ................................................... — 296,898O<strong>the</strong>r .................................................... 1,007,595 2,824,8522,690,928 4,906,754Total capital expenditu<strong>re</strong>s ...................................... 16,037,054 37,770,357The Kingfisher-1 well in Uganda was spud in August 2006. This deviated well was drilled <strong>to</strong> a <strong>to</strong>tal depth of3,195 met<strong>re</strong>s and was completed in March 2007.Development of <strong>the</strong> Zapadno Chumpasskoye field, which was acqui<strong>re</strong>d in November 2005, commenced in2006 with <strong>the</strong> acquisition of a 200 km 2D seismic survey, civil works we<strong>re</strong> undertaken, an operating officewas established in Nizhnevar<strong>to</strong>vsk and <strong>the</strong> existing well #226 was <strong>re</strong>-ente<strong>re</strong>d culminating in a p<strong>re</strong>liminaryf<strong>re</strong>e-flow test that produced 124 bbls of oil over a five hour period.In Oman, <strong>the</strong> West Bukha-2 appraisal well in Block 8 in Oman was drilled <strong>to</strong> a <strong>to</strong>tal depth of 4,345 met<strong>re</strong>sand tests produced a combined gross flowrate from two zones of approximately 12,750 bopd and26 MMscf/d of gas.Discontinued operations in 2005 and 2006 <strong>re</strong>late <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> Group’s inte<strong>re</strong>sts in <strong>the</strong> Congo which we<strong>re</strong>disposed of in 2006. Cash from discontinued activities of $21,324,969 in 2006 included net proceeds of$27,052,515, offset by a <strong>re</strong>duction in working capital and disposal of property, plant and equipment.151
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