RE: I3e6 Feb 2022 15:30
Interesting discussion on I3E, and yes I agree they are undervalued, but COPL are so, so, much more undervalued.
For comparison maybe worth looking at the I3E Tennyson report from October 2021 (basis, Brent @ USD$76.9 in 2022) …
https://wp-i3energy-2021.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/media/2021/11/211019_I3E-Sitting-pretty-1.pdf
See page 4, if my reading is correct, perhaps worthy of note …
Core NAV = 132.6 mmboe (Canada P2 reserves), unrisked = UDS$475m, risked = USD$407m
So valuing P2 reserves @ unrisked USD$3 / boe
(have deliberately not used total figures which include the North Sea, Serenity etc, as exploration and govt. not too friendly to O&G)
So I’m revising my ‘simple’ valuation of yesterday based on $3 and 230m shares (fully diluted with AM’s new options)
Let’s say COPL have 400MMBO (2P) - CPR to confirm
Let’s say a (revised and very) conservative USD$3 / barrel for 2P (NPV10), value for acquisition
So 400m x USD$3 = USD$1200m @ 1.5 USD$ to GBP£ = GBP800m (yes, I know the exchange rate is 1.35, but I like round numbers)
Let’s say 230m shares, gives £3.50 / share
Even if only 200MMBO we have got to worth more than 35p
GLA