RE:2 year plan, but what is Crew's plan. I would like to hear what they are thinking about 2023. I know what I would like to see, but I trust Dale. He just needs to tell us.
- Even research analysts are just speculating. RBC estimates production of 39,000 boe/d in 2023 when TD is at 35,000 boe/d.
- They are paying down debt, but what is the ideal level to reach before giving money back to shareholders?
- Do they want to refinance their long term debt into something smaller or do they want to put the balance on the line of credit?
- Are they buying some hedges for 2023 or not?
- How do they plan to pay shareholders back...dividends or share buy back?
- Like the Great Cheadle said, do they want to expand some production?
- They said about a year ago that they would consider any offers from other firms. Is it still true?
So many questions. Even if Dale does not want to talk about 2024, he should say what he is thinking for 2023. The Great Cheadle, we nominate you to attend the shareholder meeting in May and you could report back.
Cheadle12 wrote: Solid 2 year plan, executing flawlessly.
But what is the "plan" for Crew? The exit Plan ? The Price Target?
We're floating around under $4 for some time now. Equity buyers have yet to come to the table. Debt markets are pretty good, so refi should be no issue. So should Dale consider laying out a 3 year plan, a 4 year plan and incorporate LNG egress into this? ..
Should Crew buy back shares to drive the stock price up in 2023? or continue to build out Groundbirch and look to be acquired (my guess).
Thoughts here team.. for discussion purposes only.
~TGC.