RE: WFT31 Oct 2022 10:57
I posted this on the 19th Oct:
'End June 2022 futures pricing was strong and, if realised, would deliver greatly increased gas sales revenues during 2H 2022 and 2023.'
'As of 23 September 2022, the Company held cash and cash equivalents of £282.6 million plus a further £199.8 million lodged as security with hedge counterparties. This is after settlement of the initial tax instalment referred to above, the 2021 final dividend, initial North Eigg drilling costs and additional hedging security advances.'
I reckon SQZ should have taken advantage of the silly prices during August/Sept and have ticked along nicely since then. Day ahead prices will improve as it gets colder. It's not unreasonable to think that they will have at least £600m by end of year, having had £483m on September 23rd, and can generate another £200m by end of Feb during the coldest months.
I sold most of mine at 333p and took the divi. Will deffo come back in, just waiting on HBR quarterlies to boost their SP first.