Post by
westcanpride on Aug 02, 2022 10:51pm
Formal Evaluation
I encourage everyone to go to sedar.com and read the latest Material Change Report uploaded on Aug 1. It outlines the formal evaluation prepared by H&P Advisory Limited with regards to the Formal evaluation of Corentyne and proposed Farm-In by Frontera.
All is can say is this... if CGX was going to get H&P to do an evaluation and accept it at face value (i.e., demand absolutely no additional premium from Frontera for WI in exchange to help drill Wei-1), then what in the hell do they need all those BoD and Senior Management for? Tons of examples exist in the business world where companies pay premiums for opportunities.
Irony though... everyone and their dog now knows what an external party thinks about Corentyne. If Wei-1 backfires and does not come back as a massive find, Frontera in essence will be holding a pretty worthless asset in Corentyne. Next couple months will be interesting.
Comment by
Miftee9 on Aug 03, 2022 10:10am
The difference between Mangagement/BofD and H&P is independance which is required in this instance. I have been involved in issuing these in the past and they carry a significant amount of risk given the opinion they are giving. They would have done everything necessary to support their conclusion. Lets look forward not backwards. GLTA.
Comment by
Schreibzey on Aug 03, 2022 10:17am
Miftee, in saying that, would you agree the formal valuation given is highly conservative as a function of that risk of opinion?
Comment by
jada13 on Aug 03, 2022 4:59pm
Nickles and dimes being traded. This will explode to the up side soon .
Comment by
soulfire on Aug 04, 2022 9:56am
WCP i believe the evaluation would have had to be done before the deal. So the deal incorporates the 335M shares and on a median basis that works out to be roughly $1.00 US per share. So we should be at minimum C $1.25 SP The 32% that CGX currently owns will be factored in when they hit MASSIVLY on WEI1. Correct me if i'm wrong anyone.
Comment by
Rapsani on Aug 04, 2022 11:33am
Does the valuation factor in the cost recovery credit CGX has? Can't recall the last figure but that's got to be in the $250M+ plus range.
Comment by
Miftee9 on Aug 04, 2022 12:29pm
Likely, if they were doing their jobs right. However, the cost recovery is not guaranteed so may have had a limited impact. Unless I am misunderstanding how the credit works.