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Chinook Energy Inc. Common > (NEW UPDATE) Peers & Chinook (CKE): Current EV versus NPV-10
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Comment by Miner1967on Jun 10, 2016 5:48am
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RE:RE:(NEW UPDATE) Peers & Chinook (CKE): Current EV versus NPV-10

RE:RE:(NEW UPDATE) Peers & Chinook (CKE): Current EV versus NPV-10
Agreed baranja. And on top of that, CKE has made a contract with Alliance pipeline since May 1st, and sends 1/3 of its natural gas volumes to Chicago through the Alliance Pipeline. In Chicago, CKE receives Henry Hub price of about US$2.60/mmbtu now or about C$3.40/mmbtu. Huge difference from Q1 realized prices when CKE didn't have this new contract with Alliance.
 
And additionally, oil and condensate prices have risen significantly from Q1. 
 
So CKE's funds from operations in Q2 have risen significantly relative to Q1.
 
 
See the new presentation about the new contract for Chicago City Gate prices with the Alliance pipeline (slide 5):

https://www.chinookenergyinc.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/CKE-2016-AGM_Final_Uploaded-May-12.pdf

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