RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Prairie Provident loses $ 9.9 million in Q3 2021As of 12/31/2020 PPR had $857mil in tax pools. At a 20% tax rate to a company generating enough net income the tax savings is more than enough to cover the PPR debt. Thats is why I am thinking more in terms of that kind of bail out than on the NAFTA settlement. Who knows? Even if oil/gas prices remain strong in 2022 and nothing else comes up, we are looking at .25/share being the best upside target as you suggest.
Justhalffull wrote: I don;t disagree, but we don't have much more than hope for NAFTA. I lived in Quebec several time, and understand their political bent.
I do, however, think the Quebec decision did cause some financial harm to Lone Pine. How much, I am not certain.
But the case has certainly been dragged out far to long, why I have no idea.