RE: 20,837bbls per day average for 15 days in july23 Jul 2024 16:03
Given current mcap, financial and production performance, sp performance, and Brent average price of $80.
a) 75p. Reckon EV:EBITDA will come out around 1.5 for end 2024. I think 3 would get it over the line, and anything above would be good value. So roughly 75% premium to current sp, and 50% higher than our peaks. There are big geo-political, environmental, and execution risks that need to be considered, so no point comparing with any other companies unless they have a similar risk profile in these key areas.
b) Fair is whatever a buyer is willing to offer and investors are willing to accept. As above I think investors here would accept 75p given the sizeable mark-up and current sp performance. This would be the value sweetspot imo for a buyer to offer and shareholders to accept. What I think would be fair is an EV:EBITDA of 4, so 95p. I would however happily accept 75p.
c) Not sure what you mean here...? Are you asking at what level I'd be happy to offload my holding...? This in many ways would depend on where I'm going to put my cash. No point selling at 50p if I'm going to let it sit idle when I could be getting 1.25-1.5p per quarter tax free dividend payments in my ISAs. If the SP was to step up 10p in the coming weeks and months, and some of my other investments continue to sit at current sp levels, then I'd sell. This would represent a total profit of £50k for me, so a good return on outlay.
Main thing is I feel quite comfortable in this investment. And I believe we'll get a few special divis in the coming months, so each time I get paid is a good income and effectively lowers my average. But if someone said I can get 75p tomorrow, I'd take their hand off. Easy £200k profit and I wouldn't even think about whether it was a 'fair' deal. I also mentioned US company because they're going to happily part with that amount of money and take on the risks. Anyway, that's my take on things.