Cash, time and the bubble10 Feb 2021 14:07
I'm a LTH since 2014 and heavily invested with a highish avarage. I can't believe that the CPR will be too optimistic, as FBs are difficult to appraise I'd imagine that there will be a wide range between best case and worse case reserves with a low ball most likely estimate. In addition WI will not be on line until after the bonds mature. That being the case, the current pressure has to provide enough bubble point resistance to last until either a finance option can be agreed or enough oil has been extracted to add to the current funds to pay for the side track, pay back the bonds and pay for the WI. (£230M +£60M +£75M) - £106M, not counting the recent uplift. Am I missing something?
I wonder if connecting to the gas pipeline will offer a mitigation to provide a revenue stream if the bubble point occurs before we have enough cash?