RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Is CJ buying shares?Good point. The increased interest rates may have shifted priotities as paying down debt may return more value to shareholders than buying back shares. Either one is fine with me as they both will refelct well in the next ER.
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Kherson wrote: vwbusman wrote: From the Investor Presentation, they indicated the priorities are as follows:
Priorities for Incremental Adjusted Funds Flow
1. Eliminate bank debt
2. Increase shareholder returns i. Sustainable dividend increases ii. Share buybacks iii. Variable dividends
3. Capital Expenditures i. Enhance long term inventory
4. Acquisitions i. Improve long term sustainability
I expect as they have not accomplished priority #1, they are not purchasing any shares. At current oil price - it could take 6 months to eliminate the debt (I think it is around 42 to 50 million ballpark)
But Cardinal had been purchasing shares! Has their priorities changed?
Kherson