Eddie podcast soon8 May 2018 13:29
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"To us, aside from the circa $136,000 per month of positive cash flow from the fields (and that should grown exponentially now over the coming months), the shedding of the Shoats Creek field in Louisiana and the ongoing costs drag of this on the company now sets the scene for increasing operational returns to shareholders. Many investors always questioned the suitability of the Shoats Creek project and we see the relinquishing of this field as the final closing of the �old Mayan� and freeing the company up from the potentially significant plug and abandonment liabilities. This is unequivocal good news.
The message that is coming through loud and clear from CEO Eddie Gonzalez is that the company has a well-defined growth path not just to the intermediate target of 300 � 500 bopd, but to the substantially higher levels of production in line with the longer term corporate strategy that the Board has outlined in the past. This out and out growth story is based on the Board�s goal of adding 1,000 bopd each and every year. Certainly the performance over recent months revealed today ought to serve to answer the critics of Mayan that has come from certain quarters.
We believe that today�s announcement together with the unexpected news on the gas discovery at Stockdale per HERE revealed 2 weeks ago provides greater transparency to investors about the fast-changing fortunes of Mayan Energy. Eddie undoubtedly marked investors� cards with his share purchase less than two months ago when he bought 2.2 million shares at 0.87p. At the current price we thus remain highly positive and reiterate our Conviction Buy stance with a target price of 2.1p.
We are also to interview Eddie in the next several days in order that he can elaborate on the plans for the company in the months ahead."