Post by
AlwaysLong683 on Dec 05, 2023 11:33pm
BTE Debt Reduction, Share Buybacks, Dividends
In my opinion, BTE should focus solely on debt reduction until their targets are hit and they achieve inestment-grade credit ratings from Fitch, S&P Global, and Moody's. Was it Nuttall who pressured the BTE Board of Directors to offer a dividend...? I think Dividends and Share Buybacks should only be done with excess cash not needed for other purposes, and BTE needs to reduce debt, so I think it's a bad move to delay this effort by allocating cash to other areas before such debt reduction goals are achieved. Then I think share buybacks and one-time special dividends should be step #2 so the company can take advantage of low share prices when the opportunity presents itself and if not, issue a one-time special dividend with any excess cash. Does anyone think energy investors wanting yield are going to look to BTE to satisfy their desire for dividend income...? Stay in your lane.
Comment by
riski on Dec 06, 2023 7:48am
These numbers are embellsihed. The interest rate on debt is standard for all energy E & Ps.
Comment by
dandu1924 on Dec 06, 2023 9:26am
and they are expecting their earnings with the WTI at $80 to $100, and we are around $70, so I dont know how they can respect the target numbers?
Comment by
robert41 on Dec 06, 2023 10:28am
I think you might want to read the release again