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Bri-Chem Corp T.BRY

Alternate Symbol(s):  BRYFF

Bri-Chem Corp. is a Canada-based independent wholesale supplier of drilling fluids and chemicals for the oil and gas industry operating from owned or leased warehouses located throughout Canada and the United States. It is engaged in the distribution and blending of oilfield drilling, completion, stimulation, and production of chemical fluids. The Company’s segments include Fluids Distribution Canada, Fluids Distribution USA, Fluids Blending & Packaging Canada, Fluids Blending & Packaging USA, and Other. Its business activity is to provide 24/7 coverage of oilfield chemicals in a variety of weights and clays, loss circulation materials and oil mud products to mud engineering companies who sell directly to drilling firms engaged by the oil and gas companies. Its subsidiaries include Bri-Chem Supply Ltd., Sodium Solutions Inc., Solution Blend Service Ltd., and Bri-Corp USA, Inc. Sodium Solutions Inc. is a fully integrated chemical supplier, toll blender, and packager.


TSX:BRY - Post by User

Comment by jacek99on May 16, 2022 11:03pm
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RE:Right Product - Right Time

RE:Right Product - Right Time
Barkis wrote: BRYs market cap is about $12M

They just reported $3M in Edita for the past quarter - $1.6M in net earnings.

They also recognized a large tax asset for the quarter due to improving fortunes of the business.

The bank debt looks very managble now - up a bit to $19M in order to build up inventory to $19M

Account Receivable high $23M but they should easily collect in this high priced energy market. 

This stock used to over $3 about 10 years ago. I do not think they diluted thier share much or at all since then. Only 23 million shares or so outstanding.


Added Bonus - $50M or so in previous non-capital tax losses means they will be paying no tax on the next few quarters earnings.

As of Dec 31,2021
The Company has Canadian non-capital losses of $23,973,810 (2020 - $22,633,867) which expire between 2032 and 2041. The Company has US non-capital losses of $15,402,633 (2020 - $15,741,177) available to reduce future taxable income for which no deferred assets have been recognized, with $6,879,421 expiring between 2035 and 2037 and $8,523,212 which have an indefinite life.


It feels like a market cap of $12 million doesn't cut it with quarterly earnings like this and expected elevated oil patch activity. What are your thoughts on a more appropriate share price that better reflect that present value of the company?
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