RE: Presentation26 Mar 2021 09:39
If you look at PMO and TLW, they both sailed pretty close to the wind over this last year (PMO effectively losing it's autonomy) all because of debt. I think ENQ looks in great shape but I would like to see debt come down before a divi was paid. The figures yesterday we're very good to my mind. To be able to pay down debt over the last year with an average sale price of $40 per barrel is great. With the hedging, this year ENQ could average $55+ per barrel. That would have a phenomenal impact on the bottom line as long as the cost savings made so far are rolled forward. I really can't see this SP staying this low. ENQ is likely to pay down $300m of debt this coming year, equivalent of its MCAP as it stands. Just by that stat the SP should double. PMO and TLW were trading (and still trade) on growth prospects with their untapped (and to some extent unexplored (!) acreage) and it came home to roost this year. I like how ENQ is getting firm foundations and then slowly build out from there. As someone said yesterday AB has a lot of skin in the game. If he protects his money, he protects ours, he protects the company. I really think things are looking good. I've been in oilers for the last five years or so. Dipping in and out of all of them. I like ENQ.