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Has procured private purchasers for the sale by GTRL of an aggregate of 137,093,750 common shares of PetroTal Corp. at a price of $0.2198 U.S. per Purchased Share, for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $30.1 million. The price of $0.2198 U.S. per Purchased Share represents an approximate discount of 10.8% to the closing price of the common shares of PetroTal on November 25, on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. Gran Tierra Energy Inc. shares T.GTE are trading unchanged at $0.99.

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