RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:NG: Technical Analysisindeed the carbon capture was a rather interesting asset. There they had several scientists time and top flight engineering time, put into this with really no commercial objective at first, just sound engineering and fore thought to put storage wells into Glacier plant. This was AAV ahead of the curve, now they monetize that effort. timing looks good, green gas is catching on as a source of our electricity. Just eliminating coal, big help.. if China does so as well... huge help.
a few other gas producers are looking to add carbon capture as it becomes less costly and in the end could make a buck. but not serious money. Buying AAV would obviously be the best choice.
so we know a few companies like tou and arx have talked buying aav... at what price would the sale be in th best interest of shareholders? that is the test here.. we expect the ceo and the board to follow the rules, here we have mah retiring the coo steps up. maybe this is a good time to sell to TOU, let them rule the energy market in Canada.
For $8 cash or shares, TOU has a deal in my mind, then the sale is in shareholders interest, to make a 4 bagger within this calender year, that is great, has to be in shareholders best interest, to pocket such a gain?? yes, the definition of being in shareholders interest. strike while the iron is hot!