RE:RE:RE:Production Guidance seems right8.1 million barrels over the next year @$80 net Brent and $30 cost per barrel, = $400 million US in Cash flows which in C$ is $500 million or about $5 per share.
Approx $300 million of that or more will end up as free cash directly to the balance sheet which should enable us to end up with $4 per share in cash and a share price of $10.
Of course, in the interim , the next acquisition move will be already tucked in..