RE:RE:RE:RE:At Brent =US$ 50, PTA operating cash flow is close zeroFernando,
I do not really get the tone of your posts. Who put the gun to your head and pressed you to buy PTA? Go buy one of the numerous energy stocks instead.
You are also free to believe whatever you want about the costs and everything.
You are also free to write the most sensational title you can ever imagine.
Nevertheless, see the facts about the operating netbacks from PAREX latest PR that was out last night. I quote:
"
Overall, we expect the 2015 cash netbacks (operating netback less all cash cost including G&A, interests and taxes) per barrel of: -
- USD$13-$15/bbl assuming Brent pricing of $50/bbl.
- USD$15-$17/bbl assuming Brent pricing of $55/bbl.
- USD$18-$20/bbl assuming Brent pricing of $60/bbl. "
On top of that, PTA has lower costs than PAREX because PTA is not the operator of its producing properties. PAREX and VETRA are.