Yangarra Resources Ltd T.YGR

cardium

[Flush11]

kavern my only bet is that the numbers will be reasonable or better compared to the rest of the cardium producers. But really if you think that was a cold winter you missed the memo when you were out of town.

I am as interested as you are to see what the final numbers were but I will guarantee that BNE will hit their numbers and not suprise to the down side.

PNE numbers came out today. About what I expected. Now up to 37% of gas hedged for the next 9 months.

[Hendrick3]

3 cents FFO per share and a loss for pne. Why are discussions of pne in my feed? 

[TheRexmember]

An example of another gas company company doing things slightly differently than YGR. And still managing to pay a dividend. 

[kavern23]

Pne results were an utter disaster..isn't one good thing in that report...Pne share price is going to get rolled down very hard tomorrow.

[Helloworld]

Dry gas results are coming in as expected.  Spartan Delta also just reported.  They had 26 cents ffo per share and 0 fcf yet have a share price nearly 4x of YGR.   Seems market is looking past low gas prices for gas stocks outside of Yangarra. 

[TheRexmember]

PNE - 40 million annual cash flow, still managed to cover the dividend (pre cut ) in the worst winter nat  gas  market in 30 years. 80 million in dividends and counting in 2.5 years with near zero dilution. Whereas the remarkable YGR has a 10% drop in production, near 10% dilution last year, while the very profitable company has amassed 350 million in retained earnings, a creeping

[cfliesser]

2.5 years, so end of year 2021 as a comparison. YGR eoy2021 debt: 195M now: 109M Paid off 86M Minus dilution 15M Net 71M As a % of market cap thats 61%. PNE debt increased by 43M since eoy 2021 (13.4M to 56M) Add certus (they paid 109M) Paid dividends of 80M So net 146M... As a % of market cap 41%

[Spos01]

Rex I thought the leadership of this company has experience from buying companies, making them profitable and then reselling. Is this incorrect?