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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Yangarra Resources Ltd T.YGR

Alternate Symbol(s):  YGRAF

Yangarra Resources Ltd. is a Canadian junior oil and gas company engaged in the exploration, development and production of clean natural gas and conventional oil. The Company has its main focus in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. The Company has developed its land base to target the halo Cardium at Ferrier, Chedderville, Cow Lake, Chambers, O’Chiese, and Willesden Green with a focus on... see more

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Post by kavern23 on Apr 30, 2024 8:59pm

Capex q1

Ygr ability to really do new wells at such a cheap cost is such a saver.
I think for anyone else to do as much ygr did in q1 would need 21m plus or more.
14m to drill and complete is crazy cheap. They must be reusing and repurposing using internal employees, they put their own separators together.

current interest rates must be accounted for by these companies as anyone left in cardium is going incorporate that, all business schools teach same stuff.

Having the internal service division may allow ygr to drill for wells that do 25000 in first 6 months versus 40000 for companies that need to spend 4m plus on a well.

I think the well stimulations is how they are able to keep ng production at a good level. It adds more boe here versus oil but I have seen it add nicely to older well after stimulation. Examples in Willy last year.  

January was very cold and ng production was effected a bit.
Ygr increase over q4 would be bigger if not for this.

Drilling in q1 was really solid

Comment by TheRexmember on May 01, 2024 12:27pm
Your numbers are off Kavern. How do you get 1.5 million in savings per well? Maybe they save 200k on lease costs. They changed their drilling and completion program and drilled shorter wells.  production was down 10% last quarter. Liquids was flat yesr on year - they reframed that by referring to a rising oil cut. If liquids goes from 39% to 43% there is your 10% drop.  Free cash was ...more  
Comment by kavern23 on May 01, 2024 1:09pm
Rex if anything I am too conservative in well savings estimates. YGR spent 14.1m on drilling and completions and 740k on equipment. They fracked and completed 4 wells in chambers...3 bellys and 1 cardium. Plus they fracked and drilled 6 wells in ferrier sure  JV but thats a tone for 15m. Fracking and tieing in is way more than drilling a well. You need to inform yourself on YGR...they ...more  
Comment by Flush11 on May 01, 2024 5:53pm
now you are just starting to make stuff up Kavern. The savings are in the drilling because they have changed their approach. The oilfield service group hasn't magically started saving more money than they did 6 months ago. This was telegraphed in the previous update. 2023 Operations Review Yangarra continued to refine the Company's drilling approach resulting in a dramatic ...more  
Comment by kavern23 on May 01, 2024 7:52pm
What exactly am I making up? The savings materially started showing up last year in low capital cost per well, more then drilling. go to their LinkedIn page and they show picture even how much more evidence do you need . Most companies well operators won't even bang a piece of tin back on, let alone do tie in and facility build. cost of fuel and labour is high so any oilfield ...more  
Comment by TheRexmember on May 01, 2024 9:05pm
Your explanation of costs and internal savings is way off. You are compounding assumptions. The company has never claimed savings like that.  Bulldozing a drilling pad and hauling emulsion does not effect day right and speed of drilling.   
Comment by kavern23 on May 02, 2024 10:33am
I am not compounding assumptions...a fact is over last 6 months...total drilling, completion and equipment costs are 15.7m in q4 2023 and 15m in q1 2024. So like 31m over last 6 months. then compare how many wells they have tied in since then in last 6 months. Start reading Rex.  More than making lease sites. Cheaper pipeline costs. Cheaper facility costs. etc saturn just said they spent 4 ...more  
Comment by cfliesser on May 02, 2024 10:56am
I don't think it matters. What matters to me is that they made $10M this quarter. (debt repayment + working capital increase) If they can keep that going all year this is so incredibly undervalued.
Comment by Helloworld on May 01, 2024 7:55pm
How could this quarter have gone better? Tie in of 3 net wells Jan and Feb and an increase in oil of nearly 600 bbl/d compared to last quarter. Year over year is poor because of disaster H2 performance, stock has been punished enough for that. 
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