Does your analysis take into account that most of the above companies sell into different markets to BPT.
Origin and Agl are also retail sellers whereas bpt is not.
The other o&g companies have also very likely increased production volumes over the past two years, increased reserves, generated substantial net cashflow and have quality management in place.
Bpt production volumes have dropped substantially over the past few years, reserves have declined, high capex spend has meant large surplus cash has not been Generated and the company has weak management.
I think all these factors need to be taken into account to understand why the bpt share price has dropped and the other companies share prices have gone up.
I think the share price manipulation argument is not a valid reason for the share price decline.
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