Seven Generations Energy Ltd. class A common shares T.VII

Aye

[powerlunchmoney]

The sum of the parts is going to 20 a lot faster than either of them alone and you'll get paid to wait. I own both so im biased but I'm voting "Aye"

[Trapped]

I agree completely. These two stocks are inextricably linked until this goes through, so investors need to look beyond any near-term weakness and toward the certainty of this premier Montney play. Once finalized, this will definitely get the attention of large funds / institutional investors in the best possible way. GLTA.

[regardless]

How the heck are they gonna pay a dividend with 750million shares? unless it's 1% they can keep the dividend ../ I'd rather take the 7-10$ a share that vii can make in the next year and a half over their dividend that doesn't even pay margin interest 

[powerlunchmoney]

ARX alone could pay the dividend for both shareholders and pay down its own debt. Why VII hasnt done the same is anyone's guess. As some have said, CPP is tired of waiting.  The synergies will be accretive. WCP and TOG traded sideways while that deal was being hammered out. WCP has been on a tear since the deal closed.

[MyHoneyPot]

So ARC can extend there chicken feed dividend to VII generations share holders, and collect the 3 dollars a share from VII generation to feed arc's senior management. Thats what i expect. IMHO

[Westcoastenergy]

Agreed.  I own a lot of WCP and am not selling.  The combinations of the new companies will add spectacular gains.  WCP essentially stole NAL and there are so many options on the table, WCP is the energy stock to watch in my view.  Am also holding onto my VII and my bread and butter, CNQ.  GLTA

[powerlunchmoney]

WCP got re-rated recently as well. This will happen to ARX new company after they close the deal in one month.  In addition to that, there is also this little nugget that will bring all the boys to the yard: "The combined company is expected to have an investment-grade credit rating and plans to manage a low-cost capital structure with ample liquidity."

[MyHoneyPot]

Who needs investment-grade credit ratings when you are spewing off 1 billion a year in FCF, these banks need to take a hike, and drown themselves.  Banks are not your friends, and if they are it because they have their hands in your pocket.  VII generations gets to the point in the cycle they have been waiting for and they get thown under the bus by the CPP pension plan. If you have a

[Westcoastenergy]

Agreed.  Reading this thread is like being in an echo chamber.  A lot of short term navel gazing but not looking longer term.  This will be a powerful play and the number you put forward is a realistic number over the next year.  My shares are on the yes side.