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Renaissance Oil Corp. RNSFF

Renaissance Oil Corp is engaged in the acquisition, development, and production of oil and natural gas in Mexico. The group's properties include Mundo Nuevo, Topen, Malva, and Ponton.


GREY:RNSFF - Post by User

Post by derpaon Apr 07, 2021 10:29am
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Buynig ROE @ 0.11 is like buying RECO @ 0.73

Buynig ROE @ 0.11 is like buying RECO @ 0.73If there is no oil in the Kavango Basin ROE's downside is (I would say) limitted to 7 cents. That would value it at one year's revenue. RECO's downside is huge. If there no oil I would think it trades at 25 cents. Hence the market is giving RECO around $3 premium for the possibility of oil in the Kavango. ROE has twice the shares of RECO and 1/6 the acreage  (although on a deeper portion of the basin and with less royalties). So ROE's interest on a per share basis is 1/12 th of that of RECO.  It currently trades at 11 cents so the 4 cents premium is equivalent to RECO having a 48 cent premium (4 x 12) to its break-up value. So it is like buying RECO at 73 cents.
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