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Longview Oil Corp LGVWF



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Post by bullrush18on Mar 04, 2014 9:40am
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CIBC analyst

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Surge Energy Inc.

Surge Reveals Itself As Longview Suitor; Purchases 19.8% Ownership Block

 Surge (SGY-SO) announced Friday morning that it has acquired a 19.8% ownership block in Longview (LNV-TSX) for $4.45/share (~$41MM) and that it intends to pursue a "mutually beneficial business combination" with the company.

 We believe asset overlap between Longview and Surge to be fair, with the clearest overlap in southeast Saskatchewan. We note that as of Q3/13, Longview reported operating netbacks of $43.62/Boe (vs. $44.78 for Surge). Longview's decline rate is ~19% versus ~24% for Surge.

 We believe a hypothetical full acquisition of Longview would be a good deal for Surge if the company can execute at a takeout price of less than $5.75- $6.00 per share.

 We are maintaining our Sector Outperformer rating with an unchanged price target of $8.00. Under the forward strip price, SGY trades at a 2014E EV/DACF multiple of 4.8x and a P/Risked NAV of 63% (vs. the group at 6.7x and 77%) with a current cash yield of 9.1% (vs. the group at 6.2%).



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