RE:Intrinsic value PTA after mergeroilinvestor, I suggest that you look at the presentation Petroamerica gave on the Suroco deal. They show the valuation of the combined company as compared to larger peers for several different metrics. PTA is valued at less than a third of larger peers in terms of enterprise value / cash flow and enterprise value / flowing barrel. Larger peer group may deserve some premium because they are larger, more diversified, operate their wells and have longer reserve life. I think the valuation gap is excessive even accounting for those factors. Also PTA is working to resolve the reasons for the discount by growing into a larger more diversified company (their strategy for the Suroco deal). PTA stock has the potential to grow in 2 ways. The production / cash flow is growing and the market multiple should grow over time. Those 2 factors multiply by each other. If production doubles over the next couple of years and the enterprise value / flow barrel gets closer to peers, there is a potential for about a 5X gain in the stock price. Do your own DD of course.