And zero chance of my 26c buy going through. Scrap my earlier idea about selling out for anything starting with a 4.
Just had another look at Senex's position last year prior to Posco's takeover. Senex's 20/21 EBITDA was $55.7M. COE is now suggesting c. $75M EBITDA this year. Senex sold for $4.60/share post the 1 for 8 consolidation so that would equal 57.5c pre-consolidation when they had about 1.47billion shares. Cooper currently has 1.63 billion shares. But I believe Senex's reserves were greater than COEs.
I wonder how long before we see a maiden dividend. My sell out point now starts with a 5.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 24.0¢ | 24.8¢ | 24.0¢ | $804.3K | 3.290M |
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| 8 | 553289 | 24.0¢ |
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| 24.5¢ | 106590 | 3 |
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