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With a near 12% Yield I bought in today for my Sipp.
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As for being a long term investor, I've been here since the insider trading days of our failed Nth Sea exploration wells. So Tony and I have been sparring every now and then for years. How long have you been an 'investor' here? Sounds like you're a bit salty about the recent pull back. Don't worry, it's part of being an investor in i3e. You'll get used to it if you stay here for a few years.
bit of a weird little rant there ibb. firstly, i'm not sure anyone on here kisses my feet, and certainly not tony. i'd also say it depends on how you define the word 'investor', but holding onto a stock when it's likely to go down isn't exactly smart investing now is it. i'm guessing you're one of those types who believes 'investing' is sitting in a stock no matter what. thankfully i'm not, which is why i managed to get out in the high teens and buy back in the 9's. you should try it some time.
as for 'doing homework', who gives a ****. it's not about who provides the information, it's what you do with it. i like to read everyone's views on here, positive and negative, and appreciate the workings of people like tony. ultimately it's my call on where to 'invest', and it all boils down to whether you're making money or not. thankfully i've done alright out of i3e. nowhere near as well as i could have done, but nowhere near as bad if i held all the way down to the 9's.
and yeah i like to call my trades, in and out, like many on here. i'll let you know when i start accumulating again :)
Why should Tony or any longer term i3 Energy investors show GGG respect and kiss his feet. He knows little about the company or the Canadian O&G industry en large. He trades in and out of this company on a weekly basis posting his trades like investing is some kind of genital measuring contest. He’s not an investor and warrants little respect from those that are investors and do the homework like Tony.
Tony, you just love to be always right and argue for the take of arguing. You have zero knowledge that Shubham doubled his position in i3 Energy. He may have however it could also easily because of confirmed losses in other holdings. You are misleading investors by saying with surety that he has doubled his i3 position and it’s a seal of approval etc etc. Happy to be proven wrong if you want to contact Shubham and confirm.
Hedges are listen in todays RNS - read down nearer to the end.
Zeus broker note has I3e for 2024E year end EBITDA £46m free cash flow £13m and Debt of £19.6m
Will not be surprised at all if we see some director buys now, they know they have dividend coverage and who doesn't want to take almost 10% yield whilst expecting capital appreciation on a very low share price.
yes, a director purchase and a return to monthly dividends and I think that puts pay to Jeezoo's post.
Tony, regarding the gas hedges you refer to, I don't see these in the 2024 Capital Budget RNS or the Final 2023 Results RNS.
Are you getting this information elsewhere?
ie "There are hedges at CAD 3.00 / GJ from November 2024 onwards"
Not to forget
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Hard to say Jezzo - I would say though its probably a disagree - I think there a fews things that could bump this up before next winter.
Returning to the results:
1) Absolutely no surprises - they had already previoulsy guided on YE NOI, debt and Cash and the results were entirely consistent with this guidance. A couple of people (actually mainly one) on the ADVFN BB were commenting on the profits collapsing but again this should not have been a surprise to anyone running the numbers and in fact in WHI's report from a few days ago had the same number for 2023 .
2) There were a few things that I thought were positive - tax and SG&A were lower than I plugged into my model.
3) De-Commissioning provisions ticking down nicely
4) Gas Hedges - i3e have place gase Hedges in the CAD 2.70 range for production April through November 2024. There are hedges at CAD 3.00 / GJ from November 2024 onwards - so this is counterparties actually putting money on the line betting that Gas will be above these levels later in the year.
I would take 16p quite happily but unlike perhaps many others my average is 9p and only held them this year,
It would be even more disappointing if in another 2 years we're still below 16p though. Have to keep in mind we've been given a couple of pennies in dividends the past 2 years. But if I were a major holder right now I'd be very tempted to take 16p rather than sitting and hoping AECO is resurrected in the next 24 months. This is why 16p I think would be considered given where we are now. AIMHO GLA
16p after over 6 years as a holder would be a disappointment.
one more thing i should add is we're a very tasty t/o option right now. no debt, 180m 2p reserves, **** ton of drill ready locations, and likely commodity price upside from all the pipelines coming online and access to global gas market. that's the other possible outcome here. and the longer we stay at these levels the more attractive a t/o offer will be for our major shareholders. reckon 16p would get over the line right now. aimho gla
Stas, you were right that it was me offloading last week. I dropped about 1.5m shares at an average of 11.4p. I was hovering before the development plan wet f@rt landed - I got 150k away in the high 12's the day before and was going to drop 1m. Only if eh.
Very good value again now. Anything up to 11.5p is good to very good value with +$70m NOI and +20k production. Anything near 10p and I'll be shifting a lot of cash back into here. Horrible to watch £100k evaporate in two trading sessions. Hopefully a bounce back up to 11p which seems fair value until we see the direction of AECO.
Reckon this is a hold until H2 before seeing some strength if gas prices turn upwards and look to be staying there for the next year or two. If so I think this will bounce back to the 13-15p range this time next year. As another poster has commented, any other jumps will rely on more asset / land disposals, or a decent f/o. For those of you hoping for director buys, good luck on that one. Majid won't part with anything substantial from his $600,000 salary. He prefers to take cheap options instead. One thing that would help is a reinstatement of the monthly dividend. If AECO improves then 25-35% value uplift and a 10% dividend on top over the next 12 months. Decent return, but it will require AECO to take a step-up in that time. Decent numbers and good safety margin in between though. GLA
Is that YAWN agreeing or disagreeing ?
You didn't make yourself clear.
"Only M&A news will shift this between now and next winter."
YAWN.
Full year 2023 results
I3 has released its full year 2023 results, demonstrating the cash generation capability of its business, and funding position going into the increased planned 2024 CAPEX programme, where new drilling is expected to begin in June.
2023 results show steady cash generation. I3’s 2023 results include net production of 20.7mboe/d (previously reported), compared with 20.3mboe/d in 2022. This resulted in revenues of £146.3m, lower than the £208.4m reported for 2022 on lower commodity prices. EBITDA for 2023 was then £67.2m, compared with £98.0m in 2022, impacted by the revenues but with unit OPEX better at £9.4/boe versus £10.3/boe in 2022.
Free cash flow generation was then £13.2m, from £14.2m in 2022, on lower CAPEX spend during the year. End 2023 net debt was £11.1m – broadly steady compared with the end of 2022. This all demonstrates I3’s portfolio’s capability to generate cash and support the company’s current dividend (which was cut to current quarterly levels during 2023).
Forward programme of increased activity and CAPEX, funded from new debt facility, asset sale, and cash flows. Last week I3 announced its 2024 work programme and budget, guiding to a CAPEX spend of US$50.9m including drilling of 15 new wells (10.5 wells net to I3), with drilling beginning in late Q2. This is expected to support annual 2024 production of 1819mboe/d, with a 2024 exit rate of 20.3-21.3mboe/d given the H2 weighting of the drilling campaign. Pad development drilling on I3’s Simonette Montney acreage is then expected to begin in Q1 2025.
Given the upcoming programme, 2024 is set to be a busy year for I3 once the new drilling programme gets going, with significant opportunity to add new production, particularly gas volumes going into the 2024/25 winter. Funding is available from the company’s new C$75m debt facility and recent US$25m royalty assets sale. We would expect this programme to continue supporting cash flow for dividends, and future growth programmes based on the substantial 180mmboe net 2P reserves position.
I3 Energy overview. I3 is an E&P company focused mainly onshore Canada, with producing assets across central Alberta, Clearwater in northern Alberta, and Simonette and Wapiti/Elmworth in western Alberta. These hold a total 180mmboe of net 2P reserves. The company also has the Serenity discovery in the UK North Sea. I3 produced at 20.7mboe/d net in 2023, generating EBITDA of £67.2m and FCF of £13.2m after CAPEX of £24.3m. The shares are on a prospective 2024 dividend yield of 9%, and there is a busy 2024 work programme beginning in late Q2 to drive new production volumes.
IBB_INVEST,
With respect - whilst your post is correct to point out that that Razor Energy had gone bust and therefore would affect the weightings of the remaining stocks in the portfolio, its incorrect in respect to suggesting that Shubham Garg has not increased his holdings in i3e . Refer to the twitter post below with a snap shot of the portfolio from January v April and you will note:
1) Razor Energy was only an 8% holding in January and missing in April. I3e went from 3% to 7% - i.e. it more than doubled. Surge Energy his second biggest holding went from 20% to 28% i.e. went up only 40%. A similar situation can be observed with other holdings
2) Vermillion was not in the portfolio in either January of April so had zero impact on the wighting during this period
3) Obsidian was in the Portfolio in January but missing in April. The SP appreciated significantly in this period - not sure what he did with the cash but it looks like he may have redeployed into i3e and other names - regardless he appears to have increased his stake significantly in i3e.
Its right to point out that he doesnt walk on water and it looks like he has made one or two bad calls but I dont think its by accident that he's ploughed more money into i3e which looks like a solid play.
https://twitter.com/search?q=white%20tundra%20until%3A2024-04-28%20since%3A2024-02-01&src=typed_query
"A positive set of results…….about time a rerate delivered"
It is.
To 10p by the looks of it.
Only M&A news will shift this between now and next winter.
The ESG element is very positive.
A positive set of results…….about time a rerate delivered
Time to buy in large Directors.