- Vermilion Energy operates in North America, Europe, and Australia and produces a mixture of liquids and natural gas.
- The company is mostly weighted towards liquids, which is a negative in the current price environment.
- While most of its natural gas production is hedged, its liquids production is not, which adds to the company's troubles.
- Vermilion Energy is one of the only independents that managed to produce a positive FCF over the trailing twelve-month period.
- The company is more indebted than its peers but the steep decline in the stock price may be creating an opportunity.
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Vermilion Energy: A Possible Opportunity In This Independent Oil And Gas Operator