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Essential Energy Services Ltd T.ESN

Essential Energy Services Ltd. is a Canada-based company that provides oilfield services to oil and natural gas producers, primarily in western Canada. The Company offers completion, production and well site restoration services to a diverse customer base. Its Essential Coil Well Service (ECWS) segment provides completion and production services throughout western Canada. The ECWS fleet is comprised of coiled tubing rigs, fluid pumpers, nitrogen pumpers and ancillary equipment. Its Tryton segment provides a range of downhole tools and rental services across the WCSB and in the United States for completion, production and wellsite restoration of oil and natural gas wells. Its services are offered with coiled tubing, fluid and nitrogen pumping, and the sale and rental of downhole tools and equipment. Its coiled tubing fleet is comprised of generation I, II, III and IV coiled tubing rigs, which are differentiated by their capability to service wells with varying depths and well pressures.


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Post by sunadventureron Dec 24, 2020 9:02pm
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Enterprise value

Enterprise value"To calculate the market capitalization if not readily available you would multiply the number of outstanding shares by the current stock price. Next, total all debt on the company's balance sheet including both short-term and long-term debt. Finally, add the market capitalization to the total debt and subtract any cash and cash equivalents from the result."

Many would calcuate EV using inventory as a "cash equivalent" - I find EV calculations vary depending on the person doing them. Each company is unique, so the EV metric itself needs some level of scrunity.
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