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Petrominerales Ltd PMGLF



GREY:PMGLF - Post by User

Comment by repap_nbon Dec 29, 2012 6:17pm
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RE: RE: bottom out?

RE: RE: bottom out?

This is my first look at PMG - Looks very cheap by most metrics so I had to dig into it a bit.  Looks more like a cash flow story once I start to dig.

Looking at Cash Flow upcoming quarter: (and using this Q as a guide)

Opening Cash of 33 Million

Estimate Net Income 50 Million + Estimate Depreciation 90 Million

Less Derivative gain Estimate 50 Million

Means 120 Million Available for

Difference in Working Capital: Estimate 10 Million (loss)

Leaves 100 Million for

- Share Buyback 20 Million

- Dividends 11 Million

- Convertibles - 60 Million

- Exploration - Guess of 70 Million ?  (Was 90 Million last Quarter)

- PP&E - 20 Million

Looks like the Net Income needs to get back over 140 Million a Quarter to stop the decline.  They needed the extra 250 Million credit just to finance ongoing operations.

As cheap as it looks has to be a wait and see if they can increase revenue with the new explorations/properties.

 

 

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