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WestFire Energy Ltd > The combined entity
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Post by bshort92 on Aug 10, 2012 10:16pm

The combined entity

With 126 million shares out now the float for Long Run is decent.  You got 1.8 million acres including a sizable Montney position I believe over 600 K acres. You look at what Petronas paid for Progress holders of 1.2 million Montney acres, the robust valuation for CLT with 800 k Montney acres you can see that GO's land position was a key part of the deal. Don't forget the combined entity has 100 mmboe of reserves. The WFE Viking effort being led by the "hot frac" technology component can unlock a ton of oil in that area. Once all is assembled in this 50/50 Oil to NG weighted outfit I see potential. The $430 million debt load will have to be reduced through asset sales but with 26,000 boe/d production it is decent risk reward scenario. Bill Andrew is no slouch. He is well regarded in the industry. I think Sprott's equity stake is a positive. Be careful not to overreacct as both firms are currently overleveraged. This is a win win scenario for both sides. If NG prices come back then you can double your money from here.
Comment by bshort92 on Aug 11, 2012 12:10am
I do not have a dog in this discussion (fight) since I own neither GO or WFE. But I am going to invest in Long Run. Just consider that both entities just announced Q2 earnings. Combined the two firms earned over $50 million just last quarter. Now some may posture that both firms would be better off going it alone, some say the deal was forced upon one or both sides but when debt is at a level that ...more  
Comment by carlson8 on Aug 11, 2012 7:27am
bshort92, that's exactly the right attitude IMO.  the metrics are cheap and this will likely turn out ok in good time.  i've never owned either stock but bought a bunch of WFE yesterday
Comment by outdawazoo on Aug 11, 2012 10:56am
I also agree with these comments.  Unfortunately though, I have held 30k shares for a long time and it is hard to watch my investment wither away.  I am really puzzled about the drop in share price in both stocks, given the fundamentals.  The only reason I can think of is that some speculators were in WFE for a sale of $6+ and aren't interested in hanging on to see the value ...more  
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