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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Equal Energy Ltd EQU

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Equal Energy Ltd > massive undervalution
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Post by Nawaralsaadi on Apr 23, 2012 7:30pm

massive undervalution

This morning I received the valuation table issued by TD waterhouse for 30 O&G Canadian companies of comparable size to Equal Energy, out of the table only two trade at a lower valuation to Equal:

Perpetual Energy (90% NG, 9 D/CF) – no dividend ($23K per flowing barrel, 58% NAV)
Nuvista (70% NG 3.6 D/CF) – no dividend ($23K per flowing barrel, 59% of NAV)

As a matter of fact, Equal does not even trade at the valuation of those two natural gas producers:

Advantage (94% NG, 6.6 D/CF) - no dividend ($35K per flowing barrel, 55% og NAV)
Cequence (88% NG, 4.2 D/CF) – no dividend ($32.5K per flowing barrel, 43% of NAV)

Companies with 50% NG-50% Liquids, trade at the following multiples:

Crew Energy 51% NG - $40K per flowing barrel (50% of NAV) – no dividend
NAL Energy 53% NG - $62K per flowing barrel (79% of NAV) – dividend, being acquired
Pengrowth 49% NG - $70K per flowing barrel (70% of NAV) – dividend
Bonevista 61% NG - $56K per flowing barrel (71% of NAV) – dividend
Enerplus 56% NG - $61K per flowing barrel (73% of NAV – dividend

Average: 54% NG – $57.8K per flowing barrel (68.6% of NAV)

At the per flowing barrel valuation Equal would trade at $11.9 per share
At 68.6% of NAV valuation Equal would trade at $5.5 using $8 as a base NAV
A blind between those two would give us $8.7

Currently Equal trades at $26K per flowing barrel, and 37% of NAV, no company with 50% liquids and 2.4 CF (Mississippian adjusted) trade at such metrics. None. As a matter of fact Perpetual with 9 times debt to cash flow and 90% NG production trades at a better NAV valuation to us, and almost the same on per flowing barrel.

Regards,
Nawar
Comment by dbeaude on Apr 24, 2012 6:50am
So....what is the problem with EQU relatively speaking in comparison to these companies. They have some decent gas hedges in place for this year and I believe they would be realizing better dry gas pricing than the Canadian producers. Equal management has had some respect in the industry for turning the company around and being reasonably good fiscal managers. Desjardin recently initiated coverage ...more  
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