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        "msgid": "talisman-profit-up-threefold-1447893297",
        "date": "2001-03-08 00:00:00",
        "title": "Talisman profit up threefold",
        "author": null,
        "source": "REUTERS",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Talisman profit up threefold CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters): Talisman Energy Inc. pumped out a nearly threefold jump in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, as Canada's third-largest oil and gas explorer and producer reaped rewards from strong prices and rising production. Talisman, known for operations in Canada, the North Sea, Sudan and Indonesia, also joined a long list of international oil companies in reporting record annual results, and predicted an even stronger showing this year.",
        "content": "<p>Talisman profit up threefold<\/p>\n<p>CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters): Talisman Energy Inc. pumped out a<br>\nnearly threefold jump in fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday, as<br>\nCanada's third-largest oil and gas explorer and producer reaped<br>\nrewards from strong prices and rising production.<\/p>\n<p>Talisman, known for operations in Canada, the North Sea, Sudan<br>\nand Indonesia, also joined a long list of international oil<br>\ncompanies in reporting record annual results, and predicted an<br>\neven stronger showing this year.<\/p>\n<p>Despite a spending budget of C$1.7 billion ($1.1 billion),<br>\nplans for asset acquisitions and a continued stock buyback,<br>\nexcess cash flow will likely lead Talisman to start paying<br>\ndividends, chief executive Jim Buckee said.<\/p>\n<p>Quarterly profit hit C$268.4 million, or C$1.90 a share, up<br>\nfrom year-earlier C$92.2 million, or 62 Canadian cents a share.<br>\nCash flow, a key measure of an oil firm's ability to fund its<br>\nprojects, jumped 64 percent to C$689 million, or C$4.98 a share,<br>\nfrom C$419 million, or C$3 a share.<\/p>\n<p>For all of 2000, profits were C$906 million, or C$6.32 a<br>\nshare, up more than five times from the C$177 million, or C$1.30<br>\na share, it reported for 1999. Annual cash flow more than doubled<br>\nto C$2.4 billion, or C$17.25 a share, from year-earlier C$1.1<br>\nbillion or C$8.85 a share.<\/p>\n<p>In 2000, production averaged 409,000 barrels of oil equivalent<br>\na day, up 32 percent from 1999. Most of the jump was thanks to<br>\nhigher oil output in the North Sea, where it acquired a number of<br>\nassets last year. The company forecast 2001 output at 475,000<br>\nbarrels of oil equivalent a day.<\/p>\n<p>The company projected oil production to grow by 10-15 percent<br>\nthis year, with four oil fields coming on stream in the North Sea<br>\nand a boost in processing capacity in Sudan. Natural gas output<br>\nwas expected to be up 5 percent in Canada.<\/p>",
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