Monetary Value of Production and Pricing Statement Sample Clauses

Monetary Value of Production and Pricing Statement. The CONTRACTOR shall for purposes of Article 16 of the Contract and Title XIII of the Petroleum Regulation, prepare a statement containing calculations of the value of the Available Production during each Quarter. This statement shall contain the following information: 7.1.1 The quantities, prices and receipts obtained for such quantities by the CONTRACTOR as a result of sales of Crude Oil to third parties during the Quarter in question. 7.1.2 The quantities, prices and receipts obtained for such quantities by the CONTRACTOR as a result of sales of Crude Oil made during the Quarter in question to entities which are not third parties. 7.1.3 The value of Hydrocarbons stocks at the end of the Quarter preceding the Quarter in question. 7.1.4 The value of Hydrocarbons stocks at the end of the Quarter in question. 7.1.5 Any information the CONTRACTOR possesses which is required in order to implement Article 92 of the Petroleum Regulation concerning the competitive price of Crude Petroleum placed in the market by the main producing and exporting countries in the region, including the prices of the Contract, rebates and premiums, as well as prices obtained on the spot market.
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