Forgive me for my excitement.
*First full offtake after optimization period is expected to $2500 per MCF (above all my prior estimates)
*Processing & handling cost is 18-20 MCF , royalties and taxes approximately 60 MCF. (yes you read that right 90+% margins)
*Eyeing additional properties in Kansas and Colorado
Napkin math update in the chart below, yellow flow rates are assumed not confirmed. That's 1 plant running @ 76% capacity producing 200m+ revenue with an operating and royalty/taxes cost of roughly 6.7m. Roughly 2.90 Earnings Per Share at our current share count
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For fun if we extrapolated 5 wells/1 plant to their ultimate target of 65 wells in arizona we're looking at 2.75B in annual revenue, or 34$ earnings per share fully diluted.
This doesn't account for the hydrogen finds, argon, neon, or other rare earth gasses (HE3 would literally send us to the moon and back)
This also doesn't fully account for well 1 i've mentioned in the past but it's absolute behemoth. If it were even possible to extract it at full pressure it'd be worth 1.5b alone in annual revenue
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For the negatives
* Assume we'll be 2-4 weeks late on processing plant completion (end of july)
* I'm assuming optimization will take longer than the 90 days they expect just because.
* An accelerated timeline for procuring additional processing capacity has not been formally announced.
* Nasdaq listing timeline isn't clear. Personally i'm assuming q4 2023 or later.
* The market hasn't recognized helium yet, and they likely won't till it's on the balance sheet and their jaws are on the floor.
Ask me anything, Do your DD, please poke any holes in my DD you see.
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