Fair price, we think
Hibiscus revealed that Repsol’s assets contain 20.6m bbls of 2P oil reserves and 83Bscf 2P gas reserves, totalling 2P hydrocarbon reserves of 34.5m bbls of oil equivalent (boe). Based on purchase consideration of USD212.5m, this implies acquisition cost of USD6.2/boe. While this is slightly above our initial expectation, we think this is fair given the rising oil price environment. The 2C resources number, however, have yet to be finalised.
Source of funding
On top of previous remaining RCPS proceeds c.RM197m, management expects that it will require to raise additional RM200m from private placement of RCPS and borrowings (if required) to settle the purchase consideration during SPA completion. This includes the estimated net cash balance available to the company at SPA completion amounted to c.RM200m. Subsequently, there is RM1.6bn RCPS remaining to be issued for future acquisitions.
Work commitments
Following the SPA completion, the company is required to undertake at least 3 drilling projects including 1 exploration and 2 developments at Kinabalu PSC and PM3 CAA areas. The total expected capex for these projects amounted to USD110m which will be funded through cash flows from the asset.
Raise earnings forecast
Upon completion of the transaction, this asset will double its oil production to 18,500 bpd and boost its 2P oil reserves by c.50% to 67mbbls. Besides that, it will also diversify its earnings base into gas with expected production of 47MMScf/day (8,000 boepd) and total 2P reserves of 82BScf (14MMboe). We raise our FY22/FY23F earnings forecast by 35%/191% (Table 1) to account for this asset, assuming SPA completion by 2QFY22 and oil price assumption of USD60/bbl.
Source: BIMB Securities Research - 8 Jun 2021
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