RE: poo? up or down,17 Feb 2019 12:04
Hi L3
regarding the Magnus deal Moodys wrote:
Based on pro-forma financial statements published in the rights issue prospectus, EnQuest has a provision of $418 million immediately post closing, representing the outstanding vendor loan and BP's entitlement under the cash flow sharing arrangement discounted to present date. Moody's will treat this provision as debt.
So I calculate some rough numbers based on 37,5% to BP
20k prod x 0,375 = 7,5k x 365 = 2,7 million barrels x (65-25) = roughtly 100 milj/year they can return to BP.
About the debt, I thought the RFC was the highest interest burden.
I would assume they pay down the RFC first and then re-finance the bonds somehow and keep a debt of 500-1000 million in long run.
Once the RFC is paydown they can give 25-50% FCF to shareholders and reinvest the other FCF.
Thats how I see it in longrun