Callon Petroleum

Driven by strong initial progress in well performance and overhead, APA raised its Callon synergy target by 66% to $250MM annually, implying a present value worth ~55% of deal value. Management also continues to streamline the business, selling off $950MM worth of non-core U.S. assets, which are expected to lower domestic lease unit costs by ~10%. With the first Suriname FPSO now officially sanctioned, we remain firmly Overweight but decrease our price target to $36/sh on a lower price deck (~46% price upside).» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

APA is a leading US E&P with significant international exposure through assets in Egypt, the North Sea and a 50% stake in Suriname's Block 58. In Suriname APA has partnered with TotalEnergies to develop the block with 700Mboe of current estimated resource expected to support a first 200Kboed FPSO from 2028 on. In January the company announced the acquisition of Callon Petroleum, in my opinion a crucial step to improve low reserve depth to bridge the time until Suriname delivers first oil.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

APA looks forward to leveraging its technical expertise in work processes across the Callon acreage to generate substantial returns for shareholders.» Mehr auf zacks.com