Post by
Bean_and_Dunn on Apr 23, 2021 2:11pm
Interesting: Page 48, Year End Reporting Package
It lists settlement months and prices.
Barrels Sale Price
Apr 2021 226,793 33.73
May 2021 133,094 33.73
May 2021 212,828 26.63
May 2021 286,211 32.41
May 2021 960 32.41
Jun 2021 48,566 32.41
" 37.402 43.22
" 16,594 45.01
" 895 41.87
" 130,017 41.52
" 88,543 43.98
" 38,106 50.22
Total Barrels 1,220,009 of these approximately 900,000 sold for nearly $30 below today's market prices Brent $66.77. This will bring about US $30 million into TAL's treasury. This will not show up in the first quarter statements except as a footnote i.e. the balance sheet will not be affected until the end of the second quarter.
Thirty Million Dollar is very significant item on TAL's books. Investors should take note.
Bean & Dunn
Comment by
Bean_and_Dunn on Apr 23, 2021 3:15pm
An extra $30 million equates to $0.04 per share assuming 750 million share outstanding. It boosts total equity by 22%. I am glad they finally put some hedges in place. They should have done this long ago. I disagree with the way they managed the $100 million loan discounted at 5% with a 12% coupon. Really??? Could they not have found a better source of financing??? B&D
Comment by
Druchii on Apr 23, 2021 5:18pm
Agreed, that loan seems insane
Comment by
MorningCat on Apr 24, 2021 1:55am
There's a reason for those terms. In Peru, the operators don't own the assets, and it's very difficult to secure RBL. With jurisdiction risk in the Jungle makes it even harder. It was a huge accomplishment just to secure a loan and handle the current liquidity issues.