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Aeris Environmental Ltd T.AEI


Primary Symbol: AETLF

Aeris Environmental Ltd is an Australia-based company, which offers environmental cleaning products and services. The principal activities of the Company consist of research, development, commercialization of technologies and global distribution of HVAC/R Hygiene, anti-corrosion and disinfectant products. It also provides HVAC/R Hygiene and Remediation Technology, Indoor Air Quality and Corrosion Protection services. The Company's segments include Australian Operations and International Operations. Its product categories include HVAC & R, Cleaning and Disinfecting, Surface Cleaning, mold and Odour Control, Equipment Cleaning and Corrosion Protection. AerisGuard products prevent mold and bacteria growth in HVAC & R units. Its hygiene products kill germs, bacteria, some viruses, mold and other fungi on hard surfaces and on hands. The Company's technologies include Tri-Enzyme-Clean, Residual Shield and Probiotic-Guard.


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Comment by ufoolmeon May 26, 2015 7:23am
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Post# 23763849

RE:RE:Hedge gain about gone

RE:RE:Hedge gain about goneYou're right. Reduce that derivitave amount by $450,000 or so.  The whole point of the exercise was to show that the closing of the hedge book will, in the end, cost them.  

I see they have now put back on 2 hedges, one for 500 bbl for Q4 2015 at $60.80, and one for 200 bbls for Q1 2016 at $57.90.  

If they sold their hedges to take the gain, they had to be anticipating a rebound in oil prices.  If that is the case, why put on these two hedges?  If oil goes above $60 by any significant amount, these will be derivative losses to put on the books.  

Looks to me that right around $60 is their magic number.  Anything lower than that they cannot tolerate, so they had to hedge to ensure they survive.  Just my opinion, but hey, everyone has one, so I will too.
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