Post by
MyHoneyPot on Mar 22, 2024 12:30pm
350,000 Net Acres of Montney (kelt and CPG the same)
CPG just bid up Montney acreage for Kelt with their purchase of 105,000 net acres for 2.55 billion dollars.
CPG is on the road now to becoming a Montney Player, and limiting its pursuit of the low volume/reserve wells of Sask.
CPG through all these recent acquisitions, they are entering the Montney a place where Kelt has been all along.
2023 was a transformation year for CPG, they decided one day and decided they wanted to be in the Montney.
Sparten Delta 235,000 acres 1.7 Billion + Hammer Head 105,000 acres 2.55 Billion wam bam they bought them selves into the play by just issusing debt and shares. Leaving CPG with debt of $3.74 billion dollars and a market value of 6.7 billion and a enterprise value of about 10.5 billion.
2024 production is suppose to be 200,000 boe day.
CPG 2024
200,000 boe/day
3.74 billion debt
10.5 billion enterprise value
350,000 acres of Montney
Total Reserves 16 billion
619 million shares
Share Price $10.60
Kelt 2024
39,000 boe/day (20% cpg Production)
0.0 debt
1.1 Billion Market Cap (10.5 % CPG enterprise value)
350,000 acres of Montney (same montney acerage)
Total Reserves 4.5 Billion (28% CPG reserves)
NVA $22.75
194.6 milion shares
$5.80
Now what seems like better value Kelt or CPG?
IMHO