RE:ATH price at 100WTIAs per their presentation, assuming a breakeven of 43 WTI, with each $5 increment in WTI above $43 generating 70m in cash flow
100-43=57
57/5=11.4
11.4 x 70 = 798
less 100M in capex
=698 in free cash flow annually, assuming the company is "naked"/unhedged
That being said, this is basically more theoretical than anything...lol...like the fuel economy/mpg claims that car companies provide when they test their cars in a lab environment, rather than real world settings.
ManitobaCanuck wrote: Has anybody calculated potential ATH price and unhedged FCF at 100$ WTI .
Probably that should be a possible target in next 5 years