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Advantage Energy Ltd T.AAV

Alternate Symbol(s):  AAVVF | T.AAV.DB

Advantage Energy Ltd. is a Canada-based energy producer. The Company is focused on development and delineation of its world class Montney natural gas and liquids resource at Glacier, Wembley/Pipestone, Valhalla and Progress, Alberta. Its Montney assets are located from approximately four to 80 kilometers (km)northwest of the city of Grande Prairie, Alberta. The Company land holdings consist of approximately 224 net sections (143,360 net acres) of liquids rich Montney lands at Glacier, Valhalla, Progress and Pipestone/Wembley. It also holds 163 net sections of Charlie Lake.


TSX:AAV - Post by User

Post by TVRon Jan 05, 2023 3:18pm
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Why Buy High when you can Buy Lower?

Why Buy High when you can Buy Lower?
Looks like AAV just threw away around $20-25 million on the Dutch auction purchase with the share price now close to $8, compared to the buyback over $11.  A little patience and market purchases would have saved them (and shareholders) a lot.  I am not a fan of share buybacks which never seem to work out to shareholders' advantage.  The share price would have held up a lot better if they had gone the dividend route instead.  I don't care if management thinks the share price is too low, just dividend out the cash they want to spend and the market will revalue the shares.
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