Priviti Oil & Gas Opportunities Limited Partnership 2013 Announces Distribution

Priviti Oil & Gas Opportunities Limited Partnership 2013 Announces Distribution

CALGARY, June 26, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Priviti Capital Corporation, the Investment Fund Manager for Priviti Oil & Gas Opportunities Limited Partnership 2013 (“POGO 2013” or “the Fund”), is pleased to announce the following distribution to the Fund’s limited partners.  The Fund will be making a distribution to its unitholders as a result of its investment in Spartan Energy Corp., which was recently acquired by Vermillion Energy Inc. (“Vermillion”, a public company that trades on the TSX under the symbol VET).  POGO 2013 recently sold its investment of Vermillion in the open market for approximately $45.52/share for a return on investment of 8.6%.  The details of the distribution payment are as follows:

  • Distribution rate –  $0.24874906/unit for Class A and Class F units
  • Record date – June 22, 2018
  • Payable date – June 28, 2018

For further information please contact:

Priviti Capital Corporation
Ward Mallabone
President and CEO
1-855-333-9943
[email protected]

About Priviti Capital Corporation
Priviti Capital Corporation is a Calgary, Alberta based private equity firm that specializes in the private Canadian energy market. We manage a number of private equity funds that invest in quality private energy corporations. For further information, please visit our website at www.priviticapital.com.

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