
TSE:KEL
This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
Kelt Exploration (KEL-T) is regarded as a solid performer within its sector, particularly favoring oil over natural gas. Analysts note that while natural gas may present a potential upside, the stock has made significant recent strides toward recovery. With a strong operational base in the Montney region, Kelt is transitioning from an exploration-centric model to a more stable production focus, likened to a manufacturing process. The company's large land base and effective execution are deemed promising, though it does not offer dividends. Despite its potential and positive trajectory, some experts express that Kelt may be somewhat small and less attractive for larger M&A plays.
(A Top Pick April 21/15. Down 52.34%.) One of the better run liquids rich oil/gas companies in Canada. He recently participated in their convertible debenture issue which pays 5%. Have grown their production very well and has a very low cost base. Excellent management team and a huge resource, that a larger entity will find attractive as some point. This is an excellent Buy right now because there are some guys hedging, buying convertibles and shorting the stock. Incredibly cheap.
A hybrid oil/gas company with a really great drilling team. The problem is that it is not a pure play. He likes his oil company to be an oil company, and his gas company to be a gas company. He got stopped out of his holdings. It probably does really well in this market, that he prefers bigger companies that have a lot more transparency.
One of the best management teams out there. Amassed very, very large land positions and have been drilling outstanding wells. The balance sheet is in good shape. US investors have been shorting this, and the short position is about 10 million shares, which is a future buying power. Struggling with a commodity price which is unsustainable.
Thinks oil is close to a bottom and you can start picking your favourites out, but he would not be buying oil/gas companies right now. We still have an extended period of time, maybe the rest of the year, before we have a sustained movement up. This is not a bad company and has a decent track record, but these companies are not making money.
An excellent company with quality management. She has stayed away because they have a lot of exposure to the natural gas side which is not always hedged. Valuation has been too rich for her. Also, had some issues with infrastructure this quarter. If you want exposure, this is a great way to play it.
He likes this firm. When management sold Celtic (CLT-T) to Exxon (XOM-N), they took the same team and reinvested a lot of their own money and created this company. Nothing has changed with the way they have been operating and structured themselves. Have built up 1100 sections of land, and in a very short space of time have a strong growth profile that is very efficient. Operating costs per BOE has had a nice drop.
One of the largest positions in his funds, and he hasn’t sold a single share. It has all the right attributes to be investing in the energy business, because you just don’t know what is going to happen to commodities within a one year period. Strong, strong management team. Low cost resource with a lot of it. Also has a very strong balance sheet. Have been able to take advantage of this weakness to add to its landholdings at very, very attractive metrics. Debt to cash flow ratio is very compelling. Has been able to grow production substantially over the last number of years. It will grow production in a prudent manner.
Really likes this company. One of the more successful management teams out there. Had owned this going into the selloff, but once the stock hit a certain price and the commodity was at a new level, he sold it. On his list of companies that are going to make it through and do well 3 years from now. Costs are slightly too high for him right now.
(Market Call Minute.) Lots of debt, but good upside to commodity prices and good management.