FCP delays MLE production date


Issue 145 - 06 Sep 2008 | 2 minute read

As it struggles to bring its Algerian assets into production, but amid renewed bid speculation that on 3 September triggered a 33.5% rise in its London Alternative Investment Market share price, Canada’s First Calgary Petroleums (also quoted on the Toronto Stock Exchange) announced a Q2 loss of $14.5m.

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