Post by
wynner on Feb 08, 2024 11:25pm
What's occurring ?
My thesis is that TWM will have to sell another gas asset to help pay for the merger with LCFS.
Then the focus will be ALL refinery and renewables. SAF will be close behind.
My question is how much per LCFS share?
They own 69% so it is advantageous to keep the price up at the analysts targets.
They are cashed up but not enough.
Comment by
wynner on Feb 09, 2024 3:03pm
They changed the CEO and the director resigned. the appointment of Jeremy Baines as the Chief Executive Officer and to the Boards of both companies, effective immediately. The Board of Tidewater Midstream also announces Aaron Ames as interim Chief Financial Officer for Tidewater Midstream, also effective immediately. Ray Kwan is still CFO at LCFS. That's ok Ogopogo.
Comment by
wynner on Feb 09, 2024 10:23pm
"TWM does have an interest to depress the share price so that they can buy out minority shareholders at a cheap price." Ogopogo26 I am careful. I do hold and have bought more today. Maybe I want the price lower too. I don't see any proof in the trade history that TWM is manipulating the price lower. Thats what brokerages do.
Comment by
wynner on Feb 10, 2024 12:05am
I will study the Transalta re -take offer of Transalta renewables. 18+% premium to the stock price and or Transalta stock. doable?
Comment by
wynner on Feb 10, 2024 3:36pm
I have "fair value" at $13.66. They have about $10 per share cash and credit available right now. $10 and 4 or 5 TWM shares and we have a decent and profitable deal. They own 70% or so . That would be a boost to the top line for them. The float is about 10 million. Canola prices are at 3 year lows now so either start buying or lose more on the hedging ......again.
Comment by
Ogopogo26 on Feb 14, 2024 5:47pm
Increasingly trading like a failed company...