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Post by junkhells on Mar 16, 2013 9:37am

Avf

Spyglass dept is a big issue among people on this board. Sure not a worry for PGf Pbn Pmt. There starting to rocket.
Comment by Kherson on Mar 16, 2013 11:24am
 Totally agree with you junkhells about the debt issue that Spyglass will have. After reading over the financials of Charger Energy, looks to me like they are or will soon be broke. That is my opinion only... With the financial position that we are in, time is on our side. Don't anyone forget the fact that we are the one's with the money. The only merger that I see is a possible ...more  
Comment by bigbank91 on Mar 16, 2013 11:30am
I agree that if pce votes this down it could be one of the worst decisions ever. pgf have seen a big gain from the price of natural gas. pricing in spy right now could very well be $3.00 before divi announcement, and soild growth from there as production increases and hedging is boosted. pce will be forced into an immediate asset sale just to cover there capital program to sustain production which ...more  
Comment by bigbank91 on Mar 16, 2013 11:45am
I dont see a debt issue for spyglass with the cash flow forecast and 175capx it can be managed. cash flow forecast 130million was based on $86 oil and $3.30ng . our hedging can be boosted in 6 months to shed our debt and keep our capx program rolling and cover our 46million dollar dividend. chx has the prime oil lands thats why they were chosen as seen on slide 13. I agree that they need capital ...more  
Comment by mo1975 on Mar 16, 2013 11:47am
Entirely true, and to avoid the sale of any of pce assets.. they want avf to provide the money... to ensure they had avf,s money they made avf sale of their asset mandatory.... now that we know the exact position of pce, which was hidden until this month and released so that pce shareholder change their vote out of fear.. I think that avf would be foolish to go on a 1 for 1 basis... I had avf ...more  
Comment by Kingscourt on Mar 16, 2013 1:06pm
I didn't look into Petrobakken or Perpetual, but google finance latest numbers show Pengrowth's yearly net income at $12.7m. Compared to the Spyglass family's -$205.74m (PCE-$153m, CHX-$53m,AVF-$2.74m). Pengrowth shows assets of $7.5b while the others combine for $1.08b (PCE $581m,CHX $93m, AVF $411m). I removed $80m from AVF because of Elbow river and put it against their debt.   ...more  
Comment by bigbank91 on Mar 16, 2013 1:31pm
big companies can save a lot of admin costs by streamling there operations. 3 teams beacome 1 and are more focused on thier goals and processes. big companies can be managed alot easier and cheaper. we wont be as big as pengrowth but that leaves more room for growth. pengrowth is stable but still can make good gains on nat gas hedges now. crescent point has also said it has growth its asset base ...more  
Comment by mo1975 on Mar 18, 2013 11:56am
Bigbank,  I do not buy it..... 20% vs 10%  is like double..... I guess if you are the manager of the big guys you can afford to eat  t-bone aaa western beef everyday... avf,pce,and chx management should eat balone for a while while growing into big companies......instead of throwing money to hotels for meeting they keep postponing....
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