Bonterra Energy Corp T.BNE

New Presentation Up

[churchofnutsacc]

They are claiming to generate $95 million of free cash flow at $50 oil, $5 AECO and $4 differentials ($2.70 per share) 

20 years of reserves of which the next two years will almost all go to debt but what happens after that? That's 18 years of pumping cash out of the ground with only one place for it to go.

Do the math on this one. Most names are underwater at $50 oil but Bonterra could potentially pay a healthy monthy dividend at $50 oil.

[agnostic]

Thanks for pointing to the presentation. Unless I looked at the wrong place, I think they claim on slide 5 to generate $95 million FCF in 2022 if WTI would be US$50 for the last 5 months of the year. I don't know (but would be interested to know) how much FCF they generate for a full year of US$50 WTI (without hedges and without debt/interest costs). I know CJ stated they could pay their