A basic cashfow calculation11 Oct 2025 11:41
Very generalised calcuation.
But, here goes. $Β£100m to invest in wells & development.
Once the Investor has achieved its threshold return on the initial wells, the Company expects that the interests will deliver future life of well undiscounted cashflows, net to Zephyr, of circa US$1.8 million. The Company has used its 100% owned acquisition vehicle, Zephyr Hawk LLC, to complete this transaction.
1st investment is for $2.5m giving ZPHR $1.8m net cashflows to ZPHR. So lets assume similar sized investments & cashflow returns to ZPHR going forward from the $100m partnership.
$100m divided by $2.5m chunks = 40 potential separate tranches of well investment. 40 x $1.8m net free cashfow to ZPHR = $72m net cashflow. Even taking 50% of that = $36m to ZPHR.
Highly rough calculations, BUT you get the idea. Nice work CH. Question the market needs to know is EXACTLY WHEN will the first $1.8m be in our bank??.
Is it months or years??.