Better than 10% ReturnLook for roughly 200 million dollars in stock purchases you can increase FFO per share based on 3rd quarter results.
In Q3 FFO was $2.75 a share, if 10% of the shares were bougt back it would increase the FFO per share for the remaining share by 27.5 cents plus and increase the FCF by 1.86 million in reduced dividends.
So spending 200 million in a share buyback would increase Q3 FFO to $3.01 a share and allow a dividend increase of 10%. This would also increase that NAV per share by 10%.
Now this is major torque to share repurchases that i have not see in any other company.
This is low risk for VET considering most of their gas sells in the Europe Market, and their oil get premium price.
Backup the truck and buy back that NCIB today.....
IMHO