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Hemisphere Energy Corp V.HME

Alternate Symbol(s):  HMENF

Hemisphere Energy Corporation is a Canadian oil company. The Company is focused on conventional heavy oil assets through polymer flood-enhanced oil recovery methods. The Company’s principal business is the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of petroleum and natural gas interests in Canada. It specializes in the development of conventional oil pools using polymer flood-enhanced oil recovery to maximize production and oil recovery. Its oil assets are in southeast Alberta, Canada and are 100% owned and operated by it. Atlee Buffalo is its core area, located approximately 85 kilometers north of Medicine Hat. The property has three oil pools delineated by vertical wells and defined by 3D seismic. Its wholly owned subsidiary is Hemi Energy Inc.


TSXV:HME - Post by User

Comment by retiredcfon Oct 15, 2024 7:07am
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RE:Recommendation

RE:RecommendationAnd a follow up later in the week. GLTA

We think WCP and TOU could be complementary names for small-cap energy exposure. We prefer TOU due to its more aggressive capital return policy over the years. TOU is also focused on natural gas, which could make it a good complement to the oil-focused IMO/CNQ.  In addition, for more aggressive investors, we also like HME, the company possesses a strong balance sheet and a decent record of growing dividends and special dividends. HME is trading at a cheap valuation relative to its oil peers. We think HME is an interesting, under-the-radar oil name. However, the company is quite small, with limited trading volume, which investors need to be aware of.

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