RE: Div20 Mar 2020 17:43
Or Sasa, our SP could now be lined up for an all impressive t/o of 100% premium at 132.5p.
That would allow virtually all involved in SQZ to come out on top, making the Hardy's et al very happy. That type of offer would get the nod without a doubt in today's market. AA is not the type of guy to mess around imo.
Taking into account the cash AA would be buying (c£120m), it would be the same a offering c87p/s. For that he would add c150% production of >30kboepd, c100% 2P of 60mmboe reserves (c$4.70/boe) and £110m tax pool to RRE. Plus the upside already built into BKR and its PSA. Making the combined business the 5th largest independent on the UKCS, just behind the likes of Apache and Spirit. Plus, still be left with >£100m cash in the bank.
Should he go for a RTO of SQZ, RRE could easily relist at anything between £20-£30/share ..... within 6-12 months be substantially more imo. Don't forget that AA has targeted £50/share personally.
So, on these metrics I would lean towards RRE's RTO of SQZ next week rather than a merger ......
Don't forget, AA has an urgency to grow RRE at atm, with £270m in cash and RRE Mcap at £80m, he knows RRE are a target themselves.
aimo of course.