RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Stock Value in a merger dealHey Perdy,
What part of this deal being at the tail end of the "ok" oil prices before the big crash (ie. negotiated in a higher price environment) and it subsequently taking Platino's stock down to a third of what it was before the deal (market telling them they overpaid) have you missed?
With a stock getting thrashed like that after a deal, it's the market saying "guys, you paid the wrong metrics".
So thinking others will pay that now is a bit of a stretch.
You're also missing the entire point that cash flow generation is really what these flowing barrel metrics are meant to simplify. And PTA's assets aren't generating squat for cash flow. Your $300+mm implied market cap suggests a buyer would pay what, like over 10-14x 2015 cash flow? You know that's not in the cards, yet you keep spewing your BS and trying to get people to believe it.
perdikaoilgas wrote: Based on PLATINO - CEDCO metrics, PTA should be sold no less than US$300 million with production at 5,500 boepd.
Market Cap + Net Debt = US$300 million means
Net Debt = - US$22 Million (Sep 2014)
So Market Cap = US$322 Million
This means 0.47 CAD and AGAIN with production at 5,500 boepd.
If the production rises, the total EV rises too. Easy to understand it.