

groundrisk
361 posts






My understanding is all LNG ex-qld in Aus is oil linked on a formula. Key points: • ita an “s-curve”, reflecting an energy equivalently between GJ of LNG to the GJs in a bbl of oil • the linkage is typically ~12.5%… for very low oil prices, there’s a quasi floor (so LNG capex at least stays alive) and at very high oil prices, there’s a soft ceiling (hence S relationship) … that’s so Chinese / Japanese / Koreans don’t get too skinned when oil is $150 / bbl • the linkage is on a 3-6mth lag … of trailing average oil prices (usually referenced to Brent) So whilst the contracted position for ORG isn’t getting higher prices YET, they will still benefit from current high oil prices… just the flow through will be in the Q3 period this yr? If we see $100+ oil flowing through to Asian LNG contract prices over the next 2-3 quarters, ORG will participate - but you'll capture maybe 15-20 cents in the dollar of that upside after all the dilution layers. WDS or STO gives you far more torque to the same thesis?



Oh dear it's shambles for the shorts.. 18month highs for Australia's largest energy company $WDS.AX $WDS #OOTT #oil #energy




Tungsten cracks $2000

literally zero interest from mintwit yet it remains the most no brainer ree trade on the asx even after a 250% gain bought more today bigger things foreshadowed for the only near term producer in the mkt $lin #linsanity











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