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BELLAMONT EXPLORATION B V.BMX.B



TSXV:BMX.B - Post by User

Comment by fullyautomaticon Jan 22, 2012 4:33pm
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RE: RE: What makes SRX so valuable?

RE: RE: What makes SRX so valuable?

Agreed, I don't see the value here either. Storm owns 5 million shares in BMX, due to the sale of the previous incarnation of the company sold to Arc resources. They also own shares in Chinook resources due the same agreement. I don't like Storm or Chinooks lands, current, or future prospects. This share ownership may explain some of the inflated market cap. Also may be some "goodwill" based on Storms management past performance which is impressive. Does anyone know why we closed at .45 instead of mid .50's? Does the market think the $20 million will be gone, and the common shareholders will end up with shares? I have copied and pasted the below from Arc's website. ExploreCo is Storm Resources

 

ExploreCo

Shareholders of Storm will also be receiving shares and Arrangement warrants in ExploreCo, a new junior

exploration and production company to be led by Brian Lavergne and certain members of the Storm

management team. The primary asset to be transferred to the new entity is undeveloped lands totaling

approximately 117,200 net acres in the Horn River Basin, Cabin/Kotcho/Junior and Umbach areas in

northeastern British Columbia plus undeveloped land in the Red Earth area of Alberta. In addition, ExploreCo

will retain Storm’s share ownership positions in Storm Gas Resource Corp, Bellamont Exploration Ltd., Bridge

Energy Norge ASA and Storm Ventures International Inc (to be renamed Chinook Energy Inc). ExploreCo will

also receive, subject to adjustment, cash of $5 million under the Arrangement, will have no debt, and will be

able to spend $6.5 million drilling and completing wells on the undeveloped lands prior to the closing of the

Storm Arrangement.

Horn River Basin undeveloped land (22,850 net acres, $737/acre)

 

1 $16.8 million

Junior undeveloped land (30,480 net acres, $85/acre)

 

1 $2.6 million

Umbach undeveloped land (9,487 net acres, $192/acre)

 

1 $1.8 million

Other areas undeveloped land (54,368 net acres, $89/acre)

 

1 $4.8 million

50% interest in pipeline at Junior $1.0 million

Storm Ventures International Inc. shares

 

2 $13.0 million

Storm Gas Resource Corp shares

 

3 $16.2 million

Bellamont Exploration Ltd. Shares

 

4

Bridge Energy Norge ASA

 

5

$3.0 million

$2.7 million

Spending on ExploreCo assets prior to closing $6.5 million

Cash proceeds received at closing $5.0 million

Total ExploreCo net asset value $73.4 million

Fully diluted Storm shares 49.9 million

ExploreCo net asset value per Storm share (pre-consolidation) $1.47

 

 

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