CRLFF News and Press, Cardinal Energy Ltd From 07/24/22

Cardinal Energy took advantage of the strong oil price to rapidly reduce its net debt. The first threshold has been met and Cardinal has reinstated its dividend at a current yield of approximately 8%. As the net debt is further reduced, the payout ratio will increase. This mea...

Cardinal Energy (OTCPK:CRLFF) declares CAD 0.05/share monthly dividend. Forward yield 6.74% Payable July 15; for shareholders of record June 30; ex-div June 29. See CRLFF Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. For further details see: Cardinal Energy declares CAD 0.05 d...

Cardinal Energy press release (OTCPK:CRLFF): Q1 AFFO of C$0.53. Revenue of C$174.34M (+103.8% Y/Y). For further details see: Cardinal Energy AFFO of C$0.53, revenue of C$174.34M

In my last article on IPOOF, I said the stock is worth $5.29. Since then, IPOOF brought a 30% profit for its investors. Based on a WTI oil price of $110 per barrel in 2022, I estimate an average production (boe/d) of 9400, 24970, and 33000 for IPOOF, CRLFF, and OBE, respectively. ...

The company has seen a sharp ramp higher recently in share price. Its multiples are a bit stretched for our liking. We rate Cardinal a hold at current prices. For further details see: Cardinal Energy: Hitting Pause On This One

Cardinal Energy press release (OTCPK:CRLFF): Q4 GAAP EPS of $0.24. Revenue of $140.41M (+112.5% Y/Y). Fourth quarter 2021 production increased 10% over the same period in 2020; In the fourth quarter of 2021, adjusted funds flow increased 293% to $53.5 million or $0.36 per basic share as compa...

I am bullish on IPOOF due to its financial statements analysis and my stock valuation. Using stock valuation methods, I estimate a fair value of $5.29 for the stock. InPlay Oil's value at risk (VAR) is higher than its competitors. In other words, IPOOF’s total potential los...

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Cardinal Energy barely survived the COVID-related oil crisis in 2020, but is now doing much better. The net debt is decreasing very fast. Once it reaches C$100M, Cardinal will restart a dividend program. At US$75 WTI oil, Cardinal is trading at a free cash flow yield in excess of ...

Cardinal Energy is a low-cost producer seeing its cash flows explode at the current oil price. The company survived 2020 when the situation looked ugly as its balance sheet contained quite a bit of debt. The future looks bright, but perhaps I'd like to see more hedges to protect t...