RE: Added More for the 9.4p Divi 8th Sept30 Aug 2022 21:51
Further, Harbour said it achieved realised, post-hedging oil and UK gas prices of USD82 per barrel in the half, up from USD58 a year before, and 69p per therm, up from 38p.
Crude oil sales amounted to USD1.54 billion, up from USD897 million last year.
So those results we just received were based on less than 200p per therm post hedging and now we sit at double that?
We could be debt free even before the year end if these prices remain? Saying that I don’t mind if they do soften a bit, I’d rather see gas at £2-2.50 per therm and delay the inevitable pull back than stay up at these levels and crash the lot.