RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:september production resultsBUT I think this whole exercise in going debt free is all theoretical.
I do not think, and do not hope that they ever go completely debt free.
The goal shoudl be to get debt to a point where is doesn't matter. Then return capital to shareholders.
I think once debt reaches 0.5-1.0xFCF there is no point in reducing more.
So that would be $50M to $100M, probably on the lower end of that.
That happens in early to mid 2023.
If debt is super manageable share buy backs or a dividend would be best. I vote for buybacks, and I suspect this is the best play for ownership since it benefits them most.
Why reduce financial leverage when shares are so cheap???