RE: Sp20 Oct 2020 19:54
Good luck with that then,
I'd put another 10 grand at 15p so your 10p is even better, but we all know thats not going to happen now, so I take it you won't be invested then.
Just a reminder of when the sp was over 2 quid a share a year ago and in a worse financial position than it is now.
575 million to come if we believe the Uganda Total manager, "and I do" so this will bring the cash balance to over a Billion just like it was less than a year ago.
With the redundancies paid for and all the cost cutting the new CEO is introducing we should start to see a climb back towards last year's sp.
Here the financial position on the 13 November 2019,
Make your own mind up, as mine is.
Financial update
Full year free cash flow is forecast to be around $350 million, subject to year-end working capital movements. Free cash flow generation has been adversely affected by lower production, and by lower oil prices for much of the second half of the year.
Despite lower than forecast free cash flow, the Group continues to focus on debt reduction, and net debt at the end of 2019 is expected to be around $2.8 billion (from $3.1 billion at the beginning of the year). Gearing is expected to increase marginally to approximately 2.0x (from 1.9x at the beginning of the year), reflecting lower EBITDAX. The Group retains liquidity headroom and free cash in excess of $1 billion.
Capital expenditure for the year is expected to be approximately $540 million, including approximately $35 million for Tullow's 33.3% share of the Lake Albert Development in Uganda.