RE:24 Million H1 FCFGood little E&P. Bought some today. Nice cashflow generation in the first half - part of that was low capex of course but AECO being so low is the other side of that equation. I've followed this one for a while. Obviously under major pressure from the bankers. Their plan to prioritize reducing bank debt to $80M makes sense to me. Leave it in that range ($70-90M) after that?. They've shown their ability to generate cash in the worst commodity price environment so the bankers shouldn't be worried... Share volume, most of small cap E&P has minimial interest nowadays. So I feel next (2025) would be to institute a dividend like $0.10 a share annual (10% at CURRENT share price), that will make the stock more appealing and it seems they can afford it - if you look at past few years, between debt repayments and interest, the banks have been getting almost all of Yangarra's cashflow. What's left will be for growth capex (above maintenance) or buybacks (to cover for RSUs). Between interest on debt, dividends and buybacks, should be less than 50% (if 1st HH are normal results adjusted for capex (was lower) and AECO (was lower)) @$2.50 AECO. Might want to pay attention to NG hedging in the future too (AECO range seems to be $1 to $4 obviously want to hedge when its $3+). GLTA