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Petrominerales Ltd PMGLF



GREY:PMGLF - Post by User

Comment by repap_nbon Mar 07, 2013 3:59pm
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Post# 21096042

RE: RE: RE: bottom out?

RE: RE: RE: bottom out?

I posted the original back in late December:  Did a cross check with latest results in red. (original text in black)

 

FromThis is my first look at PMG - Looks very cheap by most metrics so I had to dig into it a bit.  Looks more like a cash flow story once I start to dig. Looking at Cash Flow upcoming quarter: (and using this Q as a guide)

Opening Cash of 33 Million  Actual was 33

Estimate Net Income 50 Million + Estimate Depreciation 90 Million  -67 and 201

Less Derivative gain Estimate 50 Million Actual was -6.1

Means 120 Million Available for  161 available

Difference in Working Capital: Estimate 10 Million (loss)  Actual gain 10

Leaves 100 Million for  170 Million

- Share Buyback 20 Million Actual 29

- Dividends 11 Million Actual 11

- Convertibles - 60 Million Actual 3

- Exploration - Guess of 70 Million ?  (Was 90 Million last Quarter) Actual 122

- PP&E - 20 Million Actual 25

Therefore net is -20 (INCLUDING AN EXTRA 120 in depreciation compared to norms of 90 per quarter) compared to -70 projected back in december .   Still a cash flow story - By my rough #'s they still need somewhere around 140 million Net income per quarter to be cash break even.

 

 

 

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