Calgary-based Waterous Energy Fund is preparing another billion-dollar push into Canadian oil production as its existing investments enter different stages of the capital cycle: the firm is distributing shares in Strathcona Resources to earlier investors while its other major holding, Greenfire Resources, has completed a substantial financing to support an acquisition. The firm plans to […]

Calgary-based Waterous Energy Fund is preparing another billion-dollar push into Canadian oil production as its existing investments enter different stages of the capital cycle: the firm is distributing shares in Strathcona Resources to earlier investors while its other major holding, Greenfire Resources, has completed a substantial financing to support an acquisition. The firm plans to […] The post Waterous Wants Another US$1 Billion as Its Strathcona Stake Shrinks appeared first on the deep dive.

Attached: 1 image I strongly oppose the death penalty, yet thinking about watching Trump die from a firing squad after being convicted of treason does somewhat appeal to me.

China itself has previously banned foreign EVs from military sites and political enclaves, aware of their surveillance potential. This article is worth reading. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-21/byd-hacked-by-cybersecurity-expert-vehicle-sabotage-surveillance/107139482

Can't install PV on your roof; does your state have a Community Solar Program? Rock Cut Solar, in Rockford, Illinois, has reached its first anniversary, with the site already generating savings for l...

Greenfire Resources (GFR) completed its previously announced rights offering of up to C$775 million on September 15, 2026, issuing the full 114,985,163 common shares available to eligible shareholders.Each Right entitled the holder to acquire 0.9167 of a common share at C$6.74 or US$4.81, for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately C$774 million after conversion of U.S. dollar subscriptions. Of the new shares, 114,041,317 were issued under the basic subscription privilege and 943,846 under the additional subscription privilege, which was prorated due to oversubscription. Following the offering, Greenfire has 240,413,692 common shares outstanding. Net proceeds were used to fully repay a C$575 million bridge facility and a portion of other acquisition-related debt.Greenfire now has approximately C$570 million drawn on its C$1.0 billion reserves-based revolving credit facility, reflecting a leverage level of about 1.2x Debt / 2027E Adjusted EBITDA at US$70 WTI.

Greenfire Resources (GFR) reports preliminary oversubscription of its C$775 million rights offering, which expired on September 15, 2026.The company expects to issue 114,985,163 common shares, the maximum available under the offering, without using the standby commitment from Waterous Energy Fund. Preliminary subscriptions include 113,685,671 shares under the basic privilege and 26,734,254 under the additional privilege. About 1,299,492 shares are expected to be allocated pro rata to additional subscribers, with closing expected on September 16, 2026. Net proceeds are intended to repay the C$575 million bridge facility and part of other Connacher acquisition debt.

Calgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - September 16, 2026) - Greenfire Resources Ltd. (NYSE: GFR) (TSX: GFR) ("Greenfire" or the "Company") is pleased to announce preliminary results of its C$775 million rights offering, which expired at 4:00 p.m. (Calgary time) on September 15, 2026 (the "expiration date"). Upon closing of the rights offering, the Company expects to issue 114,985,163 common shares, representing the maximum number of common shares available under the rights offering, without...