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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum International Petroleum Ord Shs T.IPCO

Alternate Symbol(s):  IPCFF

International Petroleum Corporation is a Canada-based oil and gas exploration and production company. The Company has a portfolio of assets located in Canada, Malaysia, and France. Its oil and gas assets in Canada are located in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Suffield area oil and gas assets and the Ferguson oil asset are conventional assets located in southern Alberta. IPC’s principal assets in... see more

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Post by Oldnagger on Jun 12, 2023 11:11am

A natural hedge

In a way , share buybacks are a form of hedging for a company like Ipco. Let me explain.
If the value of what Ipco sells goes down by 10 % , Then revenues will decrease by 10 % and net revenues will decrease by 10 % or more. Yet the share price will fall by an amount commensurate with the net revenues. This means that the cost of share buybacks will fall by a similar amount. So lets take todays numbers Buying back 10% of the shares will cost 13.8 million shares x 11.40 =
157 million $ . So a 10 % savings on share price will save 15.7 million $
Net profit for Q1 was 39.5 million USD so annual profit at that rate = 210 million Can $ 
Of which 10 % is 21 million.
Therefore , the buyback is effectively hedging 15.7 / 21.0 = 75 % of IPCO 's profits
Well theoretically at least 

I am just trying this out as a theory , comments would be most welcome !!
Comment by pennydredful on Jun 27, 2023 3:28pm
You   would   have   to admit    that    their    SIB    at    15.00+   was   a  dumb   move     in   that   NCIB    has been   buying    shares   much   lower.  Happily   for me   ...more  
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