26 Non-cash investing and financing activitiesYear ended Nine-month periods ended31 December 30 September2005 2006 2006 2007$ $ $(Unaudited)Capitalised portion of s<strong>to</strong>ck-based compensation ...... — (940,000) — (8,957,752)Non-cash property, plant and equipment additions<strong>re</strong>lating <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> capitalised portion of s<strong>to</strong>ck-basedcompensation .............................. — 940,000 — 8,957,752Non-cash portion of sales proceeds on disposal ofdiscontinued operations ...................... — 719,380 — —Receipt of warrant as part of <strong>the</strong> sales proceeds from<strong>the</strong> disposal of discontinued operations ........... — (719,380) — —Disposition of subsidiaries (note 9) ................ — — — (1,342,868)Gain on disposal of subsidiaries (note 9) ............ — — — (1,077,132)Receipt of SeaDragon sha<strong>re</strong>s as a proceeds for disposalof subsidiaries (note 9) ....................... — — — 2,420,000Receipt of SeaDragon sha<strong>re</strong>s as a <strong>re</strong>sult of <strong>the</strong> issuanceof <strong>the</strong> Corporation’s guarantee for a third party’s debt — — — 435,000Accrual of payable <strong>re</strong>p<strong>re</strong>senting <strong>the</strong> fair value of <strong>the</strong>Corporation’s guarantee issued for a third party’s debt — — — (435,000)27 Subsequent eventsIn Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2007, a wholly-owned subsidiary of <strong>the</strong> Corporation <strong>re</strong>ceived a loan of U.S.$9,450,000 <strong>to</strong><strong>re</strong>finance <strong>the</strong> corporate jet acquisition. Inte<strong>re</strong>st on <strong>the</strong> loan is variable at a rate of LIBOR plus1.6 per cent. The loan, which is secu<strong>re</strong>d on <strong>the</strong> corporate jet, is scheduled <strong>to</strong> be <strong>re</strong>paid by19 consecutive quarterly installments of principal. Each installment equals <strong>to</strong> $117,500 with <strong>the</strong> finalinstallment being $7,217,500. The Corporation provided a corporate guarantee <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> lender.In Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2007, a wholly-owned subsidiary of <strong>the</strong> Corporation executed a Production SharingContract with <strong>the</strong> Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) over Miran Block in <strong>the</strong> sou<strong>the</strong>rn <strong>re</strong>gion of<strong>the</strong> Kurdistan Region of Iraq. <strong>Heritage</strong> will also be operating as a 50/50 partner with <strong>the</strong> KRG <strong>to</strong>supply and operate a 20,000 bar<strong>re</strong>l per day oil <strong>re</strong>finery in <strong>the</strong> vicinity of <strong>the</strong> licence a<strong>re</strong>a (‘‘RefineryAg<strong>re</strong>ement’’). The Production Sharing Contract and Refinery Ag<strong>re</strong>ement include minimum workprogram and contractual commitments estimated at approximately $40 million and $140 million<strong>re</strong>spectively, over four years.On 14 November, 2007, <strong>the</strong> Corporation closed an equity offering of 3,000,000 Common Sha<strong>re</strong>s whichwe<strong>re</strong> issued at a price of Cdn $60.50 per Common Sha<strong>re</strong> for gross proceeds of Cdn $181.5 million <strong>to</strong><strong>the</strong> Company. In addition, Albion Energy Limited sold 3,000,000 Common Sha<strong>re</strong>s at a price ofCdn $60.50 per Common Sha<strong>re</strong> for gross proceeds of Cdn $181.5 million. The ultimate owner ofAlbion Energy is Mr. Anthony Buckingham, a Di<strong>re</strong>c<strong>to</strong>r and Chief Executive Officer of <strong>the</strong>Corporation.In November 2007, a wholly-owned subsidiary of <strong>the</strong> Group was awarded a 60 per cent. participatinginte<strong>re</strong>st in <strong>the</strong> Sanjawi Block in Zone II (Baluchistan), in Pakistan. The onsho<strong>re</strong> exploration licencehas a gross a<strong>re</strong>a of 2,258 squa<strong>re</strong> km. The exploration licence and PSC we<strong>re</strong> executed on16 November 2007. The Group has been appointed as an opera<strong>to</strong>r. The work programme shall befully completed during initial th<strong>re</strong>e year term with financial commitment of $3.3 million in <strong>the</strong> firstyear, $0.4 million in <strong>the</strong> second year and $6.5 million in <strong>the</strong> third year.In December 2007, <strong>the</strong> Group executed a Production Sharing Contract with <strong>the</strong> Maltese Governmentfor A<strong>re</strong>as 2 and 7 in <strong>the</strong> sou<strong>the</strong>astern offsho<strong>re</strong> <strong>re</strong>gion of Malta. Under <strong>the</strong> terms of <strong>the</strong> ag<strong>re</strong>ement, awholly-owned subsidiary of <strong>the</strong> Group will serve as opera<strong>to</strong>r with a 100% inte<strong>re</strong>st. A<strong>re</strong>as 2 and 7 coverapproximately 9,190 squa<strong>re</strong> km and 8,778 squa<strong>re</strong> km <strong>re</strong>spectively. The <strong>to</strong>tal minimum contractualwork programme has financial commitment of $22 million, distributed over <strong>the</strong> first th<strong>re</strong>e-yea<strong>re</strong>xploration phase, which can be extended for a fur<strong>the</strong>r th<strong>re</strong>e years <strong>the</strong><strong>re</strong>after.210
In November 2007, <strong>the</strong> Group farmed-in <strong>to</strong> two onsho<strong>re</strong> exploration licenses in <strong>the</strong> Republic of Mali,in North-West Africa, with a gross a<strong>re</strong>a of over 72,000 squa<strong>re</strong> km. The Group was appointed asopera<strong>to</strong>r. Wholly owned subsidiaries of <strong>the</strong> Corporation have acqui<strong>re</strong>d a 75% working inte<strong>re</strong>st inBlock 7 and Block 11. In <strong>re</strong>turn for earning <strong>the</strong> working inte<strong>re</strong>st <strong>the</strong> Corporation will fund all costs of<strong>the</strong> obliga<strong>to</strong>ry work programs for <strong>the</strong> next two years in both blocks, at a <strong>to</strong>tal estimated cost for <strong>the</strong>two licenses of between $15 million and $20 million.In February 2008, <strong>the</strong> Corporation announced that it will enter in<strong>to</strong> a corporate <strong>re</strong>organisation whichwill <strong>re</strong>sult in a newly incorporated company, <strong>Heritage</strong> <strong>Oil</strong> Limited (‘‘<strong>Heritage</strong> Jersey’’), becoming <strong>the</strong>pa<strong>re</strong>nt company of <strong>the</strong> Corporation and its cur<strong>re</strong>nt subsidiaries.In connection with this <strong>re</strong>organisation <strong>Heritage</strong> Jersey has ag<strong>re</strong>ed that, provided <strong>the</strong> <strong>re</strong>organisation iscompleted, <strong>the</strong> 2007 Convertible Bonds outstanding at that date will be convertible with sha<strong>re</strong>s of<strong>Heritage</strong> Jersey ra<strong>the</strong>r than sha<strong>re</strong>s of <strong>the</strong> Corporation.28 Explanation of transition <strong>to</strong> IFRSReconciliation of equity <strong>re</strong>ported under p<strong>re</strong>vious Canadian Generally Accepted Accounting Principles(CGAAP) <strong>to</strong> equity under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS):At <strong>the</strong> date of transition IFRS—1 January 2005Effect ofP<strong>re</strong>vious transitionNotes CGAAP <strong>to</strong> IFRS IFRS$ $ $AssetsNon-cur<strong>re</strong>nt assetsIntangible exploration assets ........... (b),(c) — 32,725,642 32,725,642Intangible development costs .......... 1,013,012 — 1,013,012Property, plant and equipment ......... (a),(b),(d),(g) 54,083,097 (32,306,191) 21,776,90655,096,109 419,451 55,515,560Cur<strong>re</strong>nt assetsInven<strong>to</strong>ries ....................... (d) 94,483 24,976 119,459P<strong>re</strong>paid expenses ................... 272,168 — 272,168Trade and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>re</strong>ceivables ........... 8,920,963 — 8,920,963Cash and cash equivalents ............ 16,235,523 — 16,235,52325,523,137 24,976 25,548,11380,619,246 444,427 81,063,673LiabilitiesCur<strong>re</strong>nt liabilityTrade and o<strong>the</strong>r payables ............. 6,397,247 — 6,397,247Non-cur<strong>re</strong>nt liabilityProvisions ........................ 328,553 — 328,5536,725,800 — 6,725,80073,893,446 444,427 74,337,873EquitySha<strong>re</strong> capital ...................... 21,434,168 — 21,434,168Reserves ......................... 24,421 — 24,421Retained earnings .................. (a)(c)(d)(g) 52,434,857 444,427 52,879,28473,893,446 444,427 74,337,873211
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