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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Veresen Inc. T.VSN.DB.B

TSX:VSN.DB.B - Post Discussion

Veresen Inc. > RBC
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Post by retiredcf on May 07, 2014 9:14am

RBC

Looks like they agree with my assessment. They maintain their Sector Outperfom rating and the last target I had for them was $18.00. GLTA

May 6, 2014

Veresen Inc.

First Glance: Solid Q1/14 cash flow driven by wide

AECO-Chicago basis

Impact: modestly positive

First impression

Q1/14 results benefited from a wide AECO-Chicago basis. Veresen's

Q1/14 ACFFO/share was $0.28 compared to our estimate of $0.22 and

$0.22 in Q1/13. The stronger-than-expected cash flow was almost entirely

due to the ability to take advantage of the wide basis differential between

Alberta and Chicago gas prices.

Aux Sable did well, but it was not frac spread driven. Aux Sable recorded

$26 million in equity income compared to our estimate of $3 million and

$3 million in Q1/13. Businesses in the segment that usually fly under the

radar drove a significant increase in earnings by capitalizing on the wide

AECO-Chicago basis. The more prominent Channahon NGL extraction

facility did not generate any margin-based leased revenues (i.e., frac

spread profit share under the BP contract) due to the high Chicago gas

price that negatively impacted frac spreads.

Guidance range tightened; midpoint unchanged. For distributable cash,

the new guidance is a range of $0.97 to $1.20 per share (previously $0.93

to $1.25 per share). The midpoint of the range remains at $1.09 per share.

Positive view on the quarter due to the extra cash generation. Although

the strong results based on the wide AECO-Chicago basis are not likely to

recur, we see the extra cash flow generated as a modest positive for the

share price given the relatively tight payout ratio and the development

spending for the Jordan Cove LNG project.

Conference call: Wednesday, May 7, at 9:00AM (ET). The dial-in number

is (888) 231-8191 (conference ID: 31519358). Topics we expect to be

discussed on the conference call include an update on Jordan Cove

(particularly on binding tolling agreements with prospective customers,

the FERC approval process and partnership negotiations), the status

of Alliance re-contracting, and other acquisition and development

opportunities.

Comment by walterstrawny on May 07, 2014 9:26am
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Comment by haywoodjablomie on May 07, 2014 9:29am
  Yes, look terrific to me as well .Barely a murmur from mean old Mr.Market in the bid and asks though.   Should we be backing the truck up to the Veresen loading dock this morning?    Perhaps re-deploy some of our CPG windfall before the 'Ack"s dire predictions come true !
Comment by haywoodjablomie on May 07, 2014 9:55am
 Brace yourselves for the sickening share price plummet that habitually occurs immediatley after yours truly backs the '03 Windstar up to the loading dock for some bargain-basement shopping !
Comment by ammonitehunter on May 07, 2014 10:12am
Anybody who bases their investment decisions on the "Acks" dire predictions, should not be in the market to begin with. Hell will freeze over before he ever gets it right!!!
Comment by haywoodjablomie on May 07, 2014 2:21pm
   You'll be shovelling your Sunbird out of a snow-bank while the ''Ack'' and I frollick on our Sea-dos with the Puerto Vallarta beach-bunnies!
Comment by ammonitehunter on May 07, 2014 5:55pm
Good point haywood. I may also be frolicking with the beach-bunnies. By NOT listening to the "Ack" and taking his advice to sell/short CPG. Instead I've been buying/keeping, my divy's will support my lifestyle down south. Viva Cancun!!
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