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Oil and GasAED Oil Limited A Buffett Buy
Back to AED Oil. We like the story:
- Recent bad news: AED Oil generated no revenue in the last quarter as it delayed its shipment of oil due to logistical issues and prices being low. Unless the company is hiding something, we find nothing wrong with this move. Infact, we commend management for delaying offtake - why sell oil at these low prices just to add to the 300 mil cash sitting in the bank. Better move would be to store it somewhere for 12 months until prices recover!
- Debt-free, cash of 300 mil AUD - Buffett tick
- Profitable
- 60% China-stake (although the China insurance policy have failed smaller companies with debt eg Albidon etc): the company timed their sale very well, netting $600 million for the 60% stake.
- Puffin 11 have intersected 25m oil - this should be viewed as a lottery ticket. We doubt punters have put any value to this, but should speculators jump onboard to push the price up for the Puffin 11 story, that is the time to unload some of our holdings.
- Near 52-week low.
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