Merger of XEC into COG
Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2021 11:28 am
The merger is set to close by the end of September. This is why I believe XEC shareholders are going to love this merger.
I am expecting COG to produce over 2,350,000 mcfe per day of natural gas (mostly dry gas) in 2H 2021. < Actual production was 2,205,000 mcfepd in Q2.
Based on their 10Q filed July 30, 2021 with the SEC they have the following hedges in place for Q3 and Q4.
> 50,000 mcfpd (2.123%) hedged with Swaps at $2.74
> 450,000 mcfpd (19.149%) hedged with Collars that have ceilings with a weighted average of $3.05
In July they hedged
> For Q4 2021: 50,000 mcfpd (1.061% of 2H production) with Swaps at $4.01
> For Nov and Dec 2021: 150,000 mcfpd (2.123% of 2H production) with Swaps at $4.02
So, over 75% of their 2H 2021 gas is unhedged as of July 30.
As of July 30 NONE of COG's production is hedged after 12/31/2021
I am expecting COG to produce over 2,350,000 mcfe per day of natural gas (mostly dry gas) in 2H 2021. < Actual production was 2,205,000 mcfepd in Q2.
Based on their 10Q filed July 30, 2021 with the SEC they have the following hedges in place for Q3 and Q4.
> 50,000 mcfpd (2.123%) hedged with Swaps at $2.74
> 450,000 mcfpd (19.149%) hedged with Collars that have ceilings with a weighted average of $3.05
In July they hedged
> For Q4 2021: 50,000 mcfpd (1.061% of 2H production) with Swaps at $4.01
> For Nov and Dec 2021: 150,000 mcfpd (2.123% of 2H production) with Swaps at $4.02
So, over 75% of their 2H 2021 gas is unhedged as of July 30.
As of July 30 NONE of COG's production is hedged after 12/31/2021