RE: Looking Positive Going Forward10 Apr 2023 15:16
Should start to see positive benefits coming thru from restructured hedge.
2022 WTI avg. $94.9 x 1090 bopd = $37.75M (c.$36M to COPL)
less 2022 hedges, so each bbl -$35.83, then gave funds of c. $23.5M
Royalties etc are set against the initial figure. Ouchhh.
A loss of c.$13.5M on oil prices, gives an idea of what any RBL could be offset against.
2023 looking more positive :
1. Jan WTI avg.$77 x 1070 bopd x31 = $2.55M
less hedge (60 x 750bopd = $45K/day) +
Unhedged (77 x 320 = $24.6k/d)
$69.6k x 31 = $2.15M to COPL’s funds, pre taxes.
2. Feb WTI avg. $77 x 1275 bopd x 28 = $2.75M
less (60 x 750 = $45K/d) + (77 x 525/d = $40.4K/d) = $2.4M to COPL.
3. Mar. WTI avg. $74 x (calc.avg. 1500bopd) x 31 = $3.44M
less (750bopd@$60=$45K/d) + (74 x 750/d= $55.5k/d) = $3.115M to COPL.
Assuming an average March bopd of 1500,
then looks as if we only lost $1.12M to hedges in Q1,
As apposed to the c.$14.25M lost in 2022, close to $3.5M lost each Q.
4. April appears to be off to a good start with avg WTI at $80/bbl
Some analysts have 2023 pegged at turnover c.$66M
(Significant figure if AM goes solo..)
Then requires $5.5M / month or $183k/d
$183k/d less $45K from hedged 750 bopd,
requires $138k from say WTI $80, so 1725 bopd unhedged,
Or c.2475 bopd at $80/bbl.
Could possibly set a time scale for achieving an RBL.. July 1st?
To hopefully get rid of those hedges, failing which AM then needs to ramp up further the bopd.