RE: IEA member countries' announcement3 Mar 2022 12:01
Well Abatt - fair is a moot point! If there is 170mm barrels of oil in the ground and it costs $30/barl to get it out covering Capex n Opex...then you can do the Maths. £10 / share, given 33mm shares outstanding would value the company at - if my abacus is right - £330mm. Lets go back to 170mm barrels of oil. $115 gives a $85/brl 'rpofit'...and I appreciate there is all sorts of time value of money etc etc but $85x170mm makes $14.5bn. If JOG traded at £330m lets call it $500mm, that would mean you are happy for the company to be sold at c 3.5% of its potential NAV. and we havent even started talking about potential other pockets of oil in the GBA that might be recoverable / explorable etc.
So would I be happy with £10. Of course I would, it would be a life changing event for me. However, lets be in no doubt - going back to my top line here - if there is 170mm barrels of oil in Buchan and JOG holds the keys, then £10 despite it being 5x where we are today is miles from where I think we might politely call fair value.