Post by
Madmanmadox on Sep 10, 2022 1:28pm
Cash Flow
Anyone know how much the cash flow is hedged in the EU and at what prices?
This could be crazy cash flow in Q3 already just given where the prices have been for first 9 weeks of the 12 in the quarter? I am napkin mathing like something under less than 2x cash flow right now and probably conservative if prices move up even more on the forward? Spot is insane....
I think this is the ultimate hedge on my Portfolio if EU actually gets worse?
Comment by
Oldnagger on Sep 12, 2022 10:58am
The answer is here, I just posted it BTW https://www.vermilionenergy.com/files/1._July_2022_Hedge_Disclosure.pdf
Comment by
Ebankbank on Sep 12, 2022 3:05pm
I appreciate reading your posts, I don't understand this chart ? Is vermillion still hedged until the end of this year or also into 2023 and if 23 when ? Thanks in advance.
Comment by
Ebankbank on Sep 12, 2022 5:37pm
Thanks for that, I got into vermillion and Alta gas for some great dividends. Well both had to cut or reduce their dividends, but are starting to return? Hopefully as strong as they where.
Comment by
Oldnagger on Sep 12, 2022 6:12pm
I should add something, the latest hedging info that we get to see is for July 2022. Yet forward prices for TTF and NBP have been much higher in August. It would not surprise me at all that VET has locked in some of these higher prices , since the presentation shows average prices of $80 per mmbtu for 2023 vs $60 for 2022 .
Comment by
Oldnagger on Sep 13, 2022 3:24am
Yes , for convenience , each can be found quoted in US dollars per mmbtu https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/energy/natural-gas/dutch-ttf-natural-gas-usd-mmbtu-icis-heren-front-month.html https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/energy/natural-gas/uk-nbp-natural-gas-usd-mmbtu-icis-heren-front-month.html
Comment by
stockmarket1 on Sep 12, 2022 7:19pm
VET still has a way to go before they begin to pay-out dividends as good as some of us would like. Until they ( vet ) gets it debt down below $1B ( imo ). We won't see a steady solid monthly dividend. And that's even if they decide to do a monthly dividend. They may just stick with a quarterly.