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Western Wind Energy Corp > Article: Algonquin moving in to US wind market
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Post by eljoro on Mar 09, 2012 3:27pm

Article: Algonquin moving in to US wind market

Comment by sultan66 on Mar 09, 2012 5:19pm
Interesting article... thanks... most interesting was this: On the face of it, 480 megawatts at $888-million comes out to $1.85-million a megawatt,” Mr. Tharp said. “It looks quite good.”  We have 165MW of producing capapcity. At $1.85MM / MW, this would value our assets (producing only) at $305MM. $305MM/ 62MM outstanding shares equals a comparable take out value of $4.92 per share. Anybody ...more  
Comment by mm2m on Mar 09, 2012 7:23pm
Sultan, Thanks for the information and the update. On concern I have is with Jeff saying that in a years time we should be 1.00 higher... I hope he is low balling because if we have to wait another year before we see 2.50 which we should see after the 100m comes in there again something is not right here. I hope Jeff is low balling so expectations are low. Hope to see some good news next week and ...more  
Comment by jonathanstjohn2 on Mar 09, 2012 7:44pm
Don't you have to subtract WND debt from the 305M total value? How much is that? 100M after grant money? That's 3.3. 205/62. And 62 looks low after dilution. I'd be a millionaire if I did/n't include debt in my net worth. The future is muddy as usual. Jeff's amount looks about on. $1 up.  
Comment by Xtrykr0 on Mar 09, 2012 8:21pm
The market, hedge funds and institutions think otherwise. If we're worth that much then why is there no one buying at these levels, and worseover, who on their right mind would be selling at these levels? I'm a believer... and I'm having a hard time stomaching how this stock is getting beat to a pulp, very soon, there will be no pulp left, just my skeleton :(
Comment by sultan66 on Mar 09, 2012 10:04pm
Sorry if my post was confusing, I was only alluding to the value of the projects on a standalone basis. Yes the debt would be factored in in valuing the shares, but I allocated zero value to Yabuoca or their pipeline of projects and solar endeavours. I was only trying to demostrate that on the same per mw valuation, AQN paid much more this week than they offered us previously, hence the low ball ...more  
Comment by fulzy on Mar 09, 2012 11:14pm
It's getting beaten up because people are getting bored... At least it hasn't been dropping on high volume.  I think people are just losing interest and moving on.  We need some promotion from management to get the SP up but the reality is that wind energy is not an exciting business.... Put up some turbines, convert it to power and sell it.  Not much to hype up.  But ...more  
Comment by jonathanstjohn2 on Mar 10, 2012 8:53am
I hated school.   Please provide calculation of future cash flow/earnings. I guess EBITDA X a multtiple.   Thanks. I hope you are right. In absence of info NBV is best valuation. Even then, 100M debt is a guess.
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