RE:Peyto debt-ebitda ration at 1:1 by year end? Yasch, I'm guessing EBITDA will be over $850MM by year-end, but I suspect your quick debt reduction calculation will be close--Peyto is pushing growth, even if the market is unenthused, so another tuck-in acquisition +more farm-ins/AB land sale purchases will soak up the extra cash flow.
I seem to be in the minority in not being against their growing while having what used to be seen as normal debt. 2023 will be a monster FCF year for those who can afford to stick around.