Thanks for the hint. I've had a look at SXY and made a very crude comparison with RMS:
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 0 SXY RMS 1 Shares on Issue (m) 1153 470 2 Share Price (AUD, 14.1.16) 0.13 0.24 3 Market Cap (mAUD) 150 113 4 Debt (mAUD, 30.9.15) 5 Cash and Eq. (mAUD, 30.9.15) 53 39 6 EV (mAUD, MC+Debt-Cash) 97 74 7 8 Production Est. FY16 (mmBoe) 1.1 9 Price (AUD/Boe WTI, 14.1.16) 44 10 Production Est. FY16 (kOz Au) 104 11 Price (AUD/Oz, 14.1.16) 1544 12 Sales Revenue Est. * (mAUD, FY16) 48 161 13 Op. Costs Est. * (mAUD, FY 15) 77 102 14 Op. Cash Flow Est. * (mAUD, FY 16) -29 59 15 16 Resources (PJ) 358 17 Resources (mOz Au) 2.25 18 Resources/Production
(a, optimistic proxy for LOM) *58 22
* These are my own, rough estimates
So, I think the problem with SXY is negative cash flow at current oil prices. The cash will be eaten up in a year or two if oil doesn't rise.
Because I'm new to Oil and Gas in general and to SXY in particular, I could easily have made mistakes. Corrections welcome.
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All IMHO. DYOR.
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