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Birchcliff Energy was printing cash in Q2, and the net debt has almost been converted into a net cash position. Once that happens, Birchcliff will increase its dividend from C$0.02 per quarter to 'at least' C$0.20 per quarter. That dividend will be sustainable as long as WTI trade...
Oil inventories continue to trend lower to levels not seen in decades as product demand outpaces supply growth. Demand destruction is unlikely, as prices will have to move materially higher prior to dissuading consumers. Oil supply has not shifted, as operators remain focused on c...
Screening for the best investment ideas from a group of E&P peers is a necessary skill, especially for generalist investors who are new to the oil and gas patch. In this article, I present an internally-coherent, yet simple method, with which I intend to enable investors to integr...
The Montney gas play in western Canada is one of the world's most significant resource plays. As the oil and gas bull market roars on, investors should consider maintaining a meaningful exposure to Montney. Below, I discuss why you should do so and explain how to get an exposure w...
Birchcliff is printing cash at the current high gas price. The reported free cash flow is low, mainly because about 80% of the full-year capex budget has already been spent in the first semester. The YE net debt will likely be C$150M lower than anticipated. That's great news f...