Eagle, POO, hedges, etc.9 Jul 2021 19:14
All,
1st things first: Jan2, deadline for me is 23:59 19/07/2021. So, plenty of time for me to get those 6p per share. But as we approach the deadline I will settle for less, if I am not close. One thing to bear in mind is that people doing the same as some of us are planning to do have now sold an # of shares equal to their entitlement, so less pressure, if any, on SP as time elapses...
I am glad some people are actually reading the prospectus rather than commenting on the change in the POO by the minute... I had overlooked the news on Eagle (thank you TimTimeBomb). I do hope ENQ can find a way to extend the licence if it cannot be "Hibiscuited". After all, 6MMbbls of 2Pves at $70/bbl would make it a Silver Eagle.
I have no clue how Pelle is getting those FCF $800M for 2022, bearing in mind that WI generating FCF will be no more than 47.5Kboepd (always exclude BP's stake in Magnus and 1/3 of Malaysia production), including GE in the figure.
Finally, why do people react so much to the change in the POO?
In 2021, and excluding GE (not closing until late September), production will be 46Kboep. Exclude Magnus and Malaysis and you are down to no more than 39Kboepd that matters to 2021 FCF. 365x39K = 14.235MMbbls. Now, we know that ENq Hedged c.9.0 MMbbls of oil for 2021. So, only 5MMbbls are not hedged. But, actually, we know more... "As at the end of April, c.6.2 MMbbls of production has been hedged with an average floor price of c.$63/bbl and an average ceiling price of c.$72/bbl." So, we have the production of 8 months, i,e,, 240 days x39K = 9.360MMbbls in the rest of 2021, of which 6.2MMbbls are already hedge. Thus only the other c. 3.2MMbbls is unhedged. So, POO going up by $5 or down by $5, only moves revenue by $15M in 2021. Of course, all this assuming price stays above the ceiling of $72/bbl (which might include VLSFO hedge prices), so that any movement does not affect the revenue of the hedged production.
In short, the changes in the POO are worthwhile following not because they will change this year's revenues, but because they will allow ENQ to hedge more of its 2022 production at good prices. And let us hope it does so...
ATB