RE: Panoro Energy & Partners Previous Releases12 Aug 2019 15:26
I agree that we only have a tiny share here, but say the development does go ahead, we've only to pay our small share (5%), which won't be the hardest funding in the world to secure knowing what the development would be producing in due course. We'd then be making significant cash growth once the development has ramped up:
Take Yinka's estimates for my examples here..
5% of 50k bdp is 2500 bpd. This x $60 per barrel = $150,000 ~ £125k (every day the field is pumping). Say lift costs are $25 per barrel, this would still leave $87.5k profit per day (financing costs are incorporated into all-in lift costs).
The same maths but for 80k per day leaves 140k per day profit. After the project funding is paid back the all-in lift costs drop again
I'm in the industry myself, and worked on new platforms where they proclaim that after not even a years production they've payed off their 'mortgage' (entire project funding).
I'm by no way saying this is an overnight winner, but even with a 5% things can soon get significant in O&G. Exactly why I'd also love to see them somehow increase their stake in the field.
Larger production volumes then secures further funding and cash-build for further developments, repeat etc etc..