RE: Massive buyback28 May 2025 10:19
Terry,
I don’t feel your assumptions are correct and would be interested in how you come to the shares being issued were at a higher price than what they’ve bought back at.
With all the dilution going on I worked out the numbers earlier this year to monitor to determine your exact point from the RNS’s. Will these Companies make or lose money on the shares.
East Texas deal $27m for 2,342,445 shares equates to a price circa $11.74. They bought back 850,000 at $13.95 so it has cost them more to buy back the shares they were issued at. The East Texas deal closed late October 24 so with the 6 month lock in they have only just been able to realise some money and I doubt have been selling on the open market. I’d be surprised if they would sell at a loss but that have sold circa a third so far at a profit. If the lock in is like the Maverick deal , which I doubt, the lock in is a third after 6 months , a third after 9 months and a third after 12 months.
Whilst I am as untrustworthy of Rusty as you are I feel this bulk buy back is better for DEC not to have them flood the market albeit the East Texas deal is not as accretive as he’d have you believe if these bulk purchases become the norm.
FYI
Fund raise $135,575,000 … 9,350,000 … $14.50
Citi option 850,000 same price on top
Maverick $348,316,000 …. 21,200,000 … €16.43