
TSE:POU
This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
Paramount Resources (POU-T) has garnered mixed opinions from analysts in recent evaluations. While some experts commend its potential due to strong operational momentum and high liquidity, they also express concerns about the volatility and current pricing struggles in Canadian natural gas markets. The company has been recognized for its effective management under a competent CEO, yet it remains caught in a 50/50 blend of gas and oil assets. Recent asset sales indicate a proactive approach to funding operations, with hopes pinned on anticipated improvements in gas pricing as LNG projects come online. Overall, while there are opportunities for growth, particularly with crude prices potentially surprising positively, the stock's recent price drop raises questions about its immediate attractiveness as an investment.
If gas prices go up, this could do extraordinarily well. They have ploughed a huge amount of money into their own processing and infrastructure. He is not in this now because there is a huge amount of natural gas drilling going on, because of the potential for LNG exports. Before you get an export license, you have to prove that you have the gas. Once you have the gas, and if the LNG port is not ready to go, you are going to dump some of that gas into the market. This puts a bit of a ceiling on the natural gas price, which could be an issue for this company. If we get a really cold winter, this company could do very well, but if it warms up this company might not do that well.
(A Top Pick Jan 16/14. Down 47.01%.) Sold off with the oil market. The story is still intact. At the inflection point of its evolution and growth as a company, where it’s in the process of completing in 2014-early 2015, some surface treatment facilities that dramatically increases production. It will go from 25,000 barrels a day to about 60,000 barrels a day.
(A Top Pick Dec 16/13. Down 7.62%.) Although it is gas and it has huge growth, it pre-funded the growth with a leveraged balance sheet, so it has acted relatively poorly in the last month, more so than what he would have thought. It is only going to take about 6 months for a ton of cash flow to come in, because they are already up and producing. When that happens and the debt gets paid back, it is going to look fine. He would Buy it for new clients today.
Natural gas. Management doesn't pay themselves a salary. Well-run. Going from 20,000 BOE’s a day to 70,000 because of their new plant online. Thinks they are going to be at 125,000 by 2017 because they just raised $350 million, of which $150 million is going towards 2 new plants. Has tremendous growth ahead of itself. Look at this as a 2016-2017 growth story.
(A Top Pick Sept 11/14. Up 82.88%.) They had a deep cut facility, so wet gas with lots of condensate and liquids. They have done exactly what they said they would. They are just on stream and we are now starting to see the benefits. There will be a doubling in cash flow going forward in the next couple of years. His one-year target is $75.
They spent a lot of money getting a gas plant going. That is built into the price. We are just starting into a bullish time for Natural gas (Mar 22). We are just below level before the run up from last year. When it gets above $40 it will be breaking out. Rigs Nat Gas are coming off line, like oil, so this is positive. He doesn’t see huge returns on this one, however.