RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Alright Snowball Based on Dec presentation BTE FCF for 2023 at: $80 WTI is $565M so $423M in debt reduction and $141M in share buyback, at $75 WTI FCF would be $435M, then $326M in debt reduction and $108M in share buyback. In both case debt would around $600M or lower depending to oil price average for the year, that means BTE will be in a very strong position by the end of 2023 if WTI averages $75 +
David01montreal wrote: Wti presently at 77.50 12% less, So fcf will not be 700 million, buybacks at what price, debt will stay the same, and share price will be lower.