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RE Royalties Ltd T.RE


Primary Symbol: V.RE Alternate Symbol(s):  RROYF

RE Royalties Ltd. is a Canada-based company engaged in renewable energy royalty-based financing. The Company is primarily engaged in the acquisition of revenue-based royalties from renewable energy generation facilities and other clean energy technologies by providing a non-dilutive royalty financing solution to privately held and publicly traded renewable energy generation and development companies and clean energy technology companies. It offers capital in the form of a cash payment or loan, in exchange for a percentage of future revenues from operating projects. Its royalty financing solutions are designed to provide renewable energy operators and developers with the financial flexibility to grow without resorting to dilution, asset sales or restrictive debt covenants. The Company owns over 100 royalties on solar, wind, battery storage, energy efficiency and renewable natural gas projects in Canada, United States, Mexico, and Chile.


TSXV:RE - Post by User

Comment by Shortcallon May 25, 2016 7:15pm
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Post# 24904734

RE:RE:Pump and Dump

RE:RE:Pump and DumpProduction dropped  1342 boe per day. Needs new injection wells. (Costly) Revenue dropped to 5,087 M. If you could get $20K per flowing BOE @ 2893 you get 58 M less debt of 53,8 M.

4,2m NAV

Just use a simple valuation of 3x  yearly revenue. 20,340 K You get  61 M approx  less debt of 53.8M.

7.2 m Nav

Just simple metrics. It would cost more to drill and produce than you could get for the oil. So using $50 per boe  new production is too costly. If the price of oil rises different story. 

On preliminary glance I just use 3x revenue compared to Enterprize value. I dont think anyone is paying $20k for a WCS boe.  

Thats why there are no buyers for Rock.  I think the Assets get written way down. But just me. I like the company and the management. But don't think you could get more than .22 per share in the current environment. 

Next quarter will have better numbers and the oil price will be different. This is just simple overview. But start to assess Rock more indepth or on cash flow. It starts to look worse.

Dropping like a stone for a reason. 


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