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Friday, 2 September 2022

Sep 2nd daily update

 Oil above $85. Every day/weekend above $70 Oil is a great!


3rd Quarter 2022 WTI Pricing

(Avg Front Month Settlement $103.88 for the quarter) 100.0% Complete

(Avg Spot Rate $97.10 for the quarter) 63.8% Complete

4th Quarter 2022 WTI Pricing

(Avg Front Month Settlement $91.97 for the quarter) 11.0% Complete

(Avg Spot Rate $xxx.xx for the quarter) 0% Complete







1. Check out the Baytex progress on Clearwater

https://wolfofbaystreetto.blogspot.com/2022/01/clearwater-tracking.html

2. Check out the Baytex progress on Duvernay

https://wolfofbaystreetto.blogspot.com/2022/02/duvernay-tracking-blog.html

3. The WCS discount $19.70 for October contracts 

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/energy/crude-oil/western-canadian-select-wcs-crude-oil-futures.html

4. BTE Debt, Buyback, Dividend plan ahead of schedule at these prices


DAILY INFORMATION

Fri Sep 2nd

BTE looking to bank another $3.23M+ AFF & $1.87M+ FCF today ($468K for buybacks today)

With fully factored hedges Adjusted Funds Flow @ $88.22 & current pricing = $1.179+ billion/year which is above the management plan.

With fully factored hedges Free Cash Flow @ $88.22 & current pricing = $700+ million/year which is above the management plan.


Not including improved hedges or Clearwater additional drilling upside see historical trend below (futures settlement) ;

2022 (* WTI Front month contract ** WTI Spot rate, No colour = final/BTE actual)

YTD 2022 avg $96.20* avg $100.72** (PRIOR YEAR $67.92)

Q4 2022 BTE Cash Flow AFF Q4 $TBD avg $92.11* avg $xxx.xx** (PRIOR YEAR $77.19)

Q3 2022 BTE Cash Flow AFF Q3 = $TBD avg $103.88* avg $97.10** (PRIOR YEAR $70.56)

Q2 2022 BTE Cash Flow AFF Q2 = $TBD avg $105.39* avg $108.93** (PRIOR YEAR $66.07)

Q1 2022 BTE Cash Flow AFF Q1 = $280M avg $94.29 (PRIOR YEAR $57.84)


My Shareholder Strategic Focus

i. Focus on FCF!

ii. Pay down debt (75% of FCF. Down to $800M in Q1-2023)

iii. NCIB Buyback shares (25% of FCF for now up to 50% once $800M debt reached)

iv. Debt down to $400M Issue a dividend

v. If Clearwater development can accelerate FCF, debt payment, share buybacks and dividends do it.

vi. Preferably in that order and keep within 85-90k bpd (including Clearwater)

vii. Ignore the share price focus on the enterprise strategy, operations, and efficiency.

With this you will find 100% support from this shareholder!

Reference:

https://www.baytexenergy.com/files/pdf/corporate-handouts/2