RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:september production resultsIf they only spend 60M they will be debt free much sooner than end of 2023.
I think they can easily repay similar debt to last Q, $23M, each quarter (on avg for next year) from now on as long as commodities stay around where they are now.
*I think this is conservative since prices will be higher early next year...
$155M / $23 = 6.7 quarters. So this already takes us to end of 2023 debt free.
IF they reduce capital spend to 60M (which I really hope they do not, and I don't think they will?)
that saves them another $40M over the course of the year.
This means they might be debt free by mid Q3 2023....
That is 1 year from now...