RE:RE:RE:Ithaca's hedges looking pretty good right about now Now this is assuming all crude. With 40% of Stella 6000 BOEPD of gas being sold at very high relative prices to the ($65 Brent you are quoting) the FCF should be quite a bit higher due to the higher revenues from the gas portion of production
Huh?
Natty is 6:1 energy equivalent of oil, so at $9.50mcf, it is equivalent to $57 oil. FCF will be ~15% lower, not "quite a bit higher".
And despite natty being $9.50 at the moment, it was meaningfully lower earlier in the year, and that will likely happen going forward, particulary as US/Canadian LNG exports start happening in scale (which is just about to start).