RE: I Don' Get the Numbers30 Dec 2016 08:25
Followthrough, you are making an assumption that the 52 week low reflected fair value for the company. I suggest that it could have reflected the company being hugely oversold in the general market hysteria as the oil price hit the bottom in its recent slump in price. If you look back to company valuation before the oil price crash, and simply adjust it by the fluctuation in the price of crude, you could get a more reasonable valuation. Although this ignores the company's hedging, which I find very attractive personally.
Looking to the future, we are going to almost triple production, with an average cost I estimate of around $16pb, against a backdrop of strengthening oil price. Even if we only realise $56pb throughout 2017, and I hope that is very conservative, and average 22,500bpd, again, maybe conservative, we will be generating $900,000 cash after opex every day. Whilst we may have debt, that is a cashflow, next year, of more than half our current market cap.