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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Vero Energy Inc T.VRO

TSX:VRO - Post Discussion

Vero Energy Inc > Smoke and mirrors
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Post by oilnvstr on Sep 13, 2012 10:12am

Smoke and mirrors

I don't see any value for the existing VRO shareholders (except for management) by this takeover. Exit production for the combined entity is forecast to be 3900 boe/d. VRO's own production would have easily reached 3000 boe/d with the 4.2 net wells that were to come on in Q3 and probably a similar number in Q4.

So basically we were traded 1 for 1 for a company with 1/4 VRO's production. As well, TORC's "emerging Monarch resource play" is probably worth nothing. The Alberta Bakken play has been a huge bust for everyone involved. Basically the Bakken play turns to mud when it extends to western Montana and up into Alberta.

Torc's own assets wouldn't have warranted anywhere near the $100MM IPO, so they needed a company with real assets to build on. With this deal, TORC shareholders get the real assets for free.

We're screwed!!

Comment by Troyahorse on Sep 13, 2012 11:02am
  So much for trusting the BOD. D Bartole just sold us cheap and just to think recently he indicatied the stock had an $11.00 upside potential. As my average is little over the $3,00 offer my vote will be NO DEAL. I hope may other will do the same specially the institutional holders that have over 23% of the float under their control Thanks
Comment by JohnJBond on Sep 13, 2012 12:45pm
I agree 100%.   Massive dilution for VRO shareholders is the net result.     ie much lower cashflow per share and reserves per share.............all means this deal makes VRO worth less than it was before in my view.   I took advantage of today's run up, and dumped all the shares I own and control.   Money made, but oportunity lost.