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Petrox Resources Corp V.PTC

Petrox Resources Corp. is a Canadian junior oil and gas company engaged in the exploration and development of oil and natural gas resources in the Western Canadian Basin. The Company’s lands are focused on light oil plays in Western Canada. It has a 100% working interest in approximately 110 acres in the Nisku Formation (D-2H pool). It also has a 100% working interest in approximately 680 acres in the Tilston Formation with a production of approximately 24 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d).


TSXV:PTC - Post by User

Post by Angelizedon Mar 04, 2022 10:52am
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cash cow?

cash cow?

Speculating here...

Q4 2021 should be similar to Q3 I think they should be able to turn a small profit again...
 
Q1 2022 and onwards is where it gets juicy imo…
 
Just for the sake of it...lets run a bullish scenario. ...
 
Canadian blends for high grade is sitting at USD105- USD110 at the moment … CAD140/ bbl… who knows if they are going to stay there, but lets crunch the numbers… 
 
 Lets assume they are able to produce similar volumes to Q2 n Q3 2021 (2110 n 2126 boe)
 
Operating cost (average of last 3 quarters) is $36.39 per barrel
 
Lets use a royalties 3.5% of $140 …$4.9
 
 
You get a netback of $98.71 * lets say 2100 boe …you get $207,291!! S&G are minimal lets round it to $50,000 to be conservative…roughly $150,000  back in cash!?!
 
Assuming the prices stay up and my assumptions are correct… this would be a cash cow?? 

Hmmmmm
 
Please let me know what you think! 
 
GLTA only my opinion 
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