Post by
Harel1976 on Oct 31, 2020 9:05am
Why afe is down?
The luiperd discovery is huge but was already over priced when afe was at the 50's. How come total halted the exploration campaign? The big hope in luiperd was to discover oil, if they would then afe was at the 70's and the campaign would continue, but they found gas! The amount of gas in both discoveries is enough for SA for 50 years, they will tie in via 200 km pipeline and start producing as fast as they can- ~4 years time. More gas reserves will be worth 0, nothing to do with the gas, lng project will be un economical in the coming years or more. As long as no oil play will be proved in this basin, thats it. Afe's MC is 290m$cad, with 600m shares dilution its 450m$cad! Afe is now over priced when I compere it to other oilers with producing gas fields.
Comment by
Harel1976 on Oct 31, 2020 2:50pm
I compere it to another investment i have, an israeli company that holds 15% of the biggest israeli gas field of about 1.6billion boe, it started producing early this year with high price contracts, chevron is the operator, MC 400m$cad, a lot cheaper then afe which needs to fund around 600m$ of development with first gas in 5 years.
Comment by
Schreibzey on Oct 31, 2020 2:52pm
I'm not doubting you at all, trying to simplify in my head. If the Lundins and related parties are doubling down at $0.45/ share, I think there is more than meets the eye. I fully recognize this line of thinking can get me in trouble.
Comment by
RHertig on Oct 31, 2020 3:07pm
I thought it was condensate which is worth triple natural gas. I guess it will come down to the test showing how much is liquid vs gas.
Comment by
tadjames1 on Nov 01, 2020 11:04am
They are testing as we speak and Garret mentioned there still may be a good chance of oil below the gas leg. Should be results soon.
Comment by
tdon1229 on Nov 01, 2020 7:54pm
I read ( on Facebook, I think it was) that the condensate sells at a premium to Brent.