Pacific Exploration & Production Corp (FECCF)

$7.55 +0.13 (1.74%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 215,400
Avg Vol 163,948
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 95%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Frontera Energy Corporation engages in the exploration, development, production, transportation, storage, and sale of oil and natural gas in South America. The company has a portfolio of assets, which consists of interests in 17 exploration and production blocks in Colombia, and Guyana; and pipeline transportation and port facilities in Colombia. It also engages in onshore, and colombian infrastructure business. The company was formerly known as Pacific Exploration & Production Corporation and c...

Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
Sector: Energy
Phone: 403-705-8814
Address:
1030, 140 - 4 Avenue SW, Calgary, Canada
spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:45 PM
$FECCF https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FEC.TO/
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:41 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX-RaO_QqQA&list=RDwX-RaO_QqQA&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:40 PM
$FECCF The lit bid/ask on the TSX has widened up toward C$8.60–C$8.68, showing that buyers are aggressively hitting lit asks rather than waiting for institutional block desks to match internal inventory. The spike is clean, lit market momentum. Yesterday's unlit block activity successfully cleared the institutional seller overhang, allowing today’s broader energy market tailwinds to push FEC cleanly through its post-earnings resistance level.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:37 PM
$FECCF Looks like some have finished modelling the new Frontera
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 18 at 8:30 PM
$FECCF Today's block activity on the Toronto exchange (TSX: FEC) was an off-exchange, unlit crossing event driven by post-earnings institutional rebalancing following Frontera’s Q2 2026 earnings release and morning conference call. Over 55%–60% of daily volume executed in unlit dark pools and broker-dealer crossing networks within the C$8.40–C$8.52 price corridor, holding the stock virtually flat on the day (C$8.53 close). Institutional dealer desks (BMO, TD, RBC) matched buy and sell interest off the main order book to prevent market impact and slippage while absorbing post-earnings inventory. Legacy E&P and event-arbitrage funds exiting their post-distribution Stub positions (following the C$8.34/share capital return) are transferring shares directly to incoming infrastructure and yield-oriented institutional investors. The ability to absorb large block volume without depressing the lit TSX price confirms strong institutional bid depth. Added
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Richardface47
Richardface47 Aug. 18 at 4:12 PM
$FECCF $CGXEF Guessing nothing from the call this morning?
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Aug. 18 at 3:03 PM
$FECCF https://oilnow.gy/featured/latin-america-caribbean-lng-imports-rise-15-in-july-to-one-year-high-sp/
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:49 PM
$FECCF Lit Exchange Dominance: Over 85% of execution volume is taking place on lit primary exchanges (TSX/TSE). This means price action is being driven by transparent, open-market bidding rather than hidden institutional matching. Low Short Sale Borrowing: Short interest float remains extremely low (~1.6%), and borrowing fee rates remain at baseline levels. There is zero evidence of algorithmic or dark pool shorting capping the stock's post-arrangement rally.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:46 PM
$FECCF Toronto buyers are absorbing the float without encountering the aggressive block selling seen in prior months. Gramercy's open-market overhang has effectively cleared.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:41 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aW7HweAf3o&list=RD2aW7HweAf3o&start_radio=1 Buying ... try me
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:45 PM
$FECCF https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FEC.TO/
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:41 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX-RaO_QqQA&list=RDwX-RaO_QqQA&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:40 PM
$FECCF The lit bid/ask on the TSX has widened up toward C$8.60–C$8.68, showing that buyers are aggressively hitting lit asks rather than waiting for institutional block desks to match internal inventory. The spike is clean, lit market momentum. Yesterday's unlit block activity successfully cleared the institutional seller overhang, allowing today’s broader energy market tailwinds to push FEC cleanly through its post-earnings resistance level.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 19 at 1:37 PM
$FECCF Looks like some have finished modelling the new Frontera
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 18 at 8:30 PM
$FECCF Today's block activity on the Toronto exchange (TSX: FEC) was an off-exchange, unlit crossing event driven by post-earnings institutional rebalancing following Frontera’s Q2 2026 earnings release and morning conference call. Over 55%–60% of daily volume executed in unlit dark pools and broker-dealer crossing networks within the C$8.40–C$8.52 price corridor, holding the stock virtually flat on the day (C$8.53 close). Institutional dealer desks (BMO, TD, RBC) matched buy and sell interest off the main order book to prevent market impact and slippage while absorbing post-earnings inventory. Legacy E&P and event-arbitrage funds exiting their post-distribution Stub positions (following the C$8.34/share capital return) are transferring shares directly to incoming infrastructure and yield-oriented institutional investors. The ability to absorb large block volume without depressing the lit TSX price confirms strong institutional bid depth. Added
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Richardface47
Richardface47 Aug. 18 at 4:12 PM
$FECCF $CGXEF Guessing nothing from the call this morning?
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Aug. 18 at 3:03 PM
$FECCF https://oilnow.gy/featured/latin-america-caribbean-lng-imports-rise-15-in-july-to-one-year-high-sp/
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:49 PM
$FECCF Lit Exchange Dominance: Over 85% of execution volume is taking place on lit primary exchanges (TSX/TSE). This means price action is being driven by transparent, open-market bidding rather than hidden institutional matching. Low Short Sale Borrowing: Short interest float remains extremely low (~1.6%), and borrowing fee rates remain at baseline levels. There is zero evidence of algorithmic or dark pool shorting capping the stock's post-arrangement rally.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:46 PM
$FECCF Toronto buyers are absorbing the float without encountering the aggressive block selling seen in prior months. Gramercy's open-market overhang has effectively cleared.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:41 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aW7HweAf3o&list=RD2aW7HweAf3o&start_radio=1 Buying ... try me
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:22 PM
$FECCF on the bid and will stay there
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 2:04 PM
$FECCF Message to Gramercy ... I am buying ... get out of the way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UONEUqv7flY&list=RDMMLMKfIXdxh-U&index=2
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 17 at 1:44 PM
$FECCF adding
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Taxing
Taxing Aug. 15 at 4:50 PM
$FECCF https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-08-15/colombias-new-president-backs-oil-gas-marking-policy-shift
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 2:35 PM
$FECCF Note - I am revising my comments - apologies - I have annualized the ODL dividends whereas they should total c. 80 cents p.a. and so normalized 12 months cash flow needs to be reduced. I still see a rerate, but clearly more in line with this.
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BuffettStyleInvestments
BuffettStyleInvestments Aug. 15 at 8:40 AM
$PSFE $AMP $SGML $FECCF Paysafe benefits from digital-payment activity, AMP remains execution-dependent, Sigma Lithium remains tied to lithium-market conditions, and FECCF remains speculative. I'm watching payment volumes, company execution, lithium prices, and funding.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 4:58 AM
$FECCF $10 plus by year end. I remain a buyer.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 4:46 AM
$FECCF how this plays from here: Post-divestiture, Frontera is a pure-play infrastructure business (Puerto Bahía + 35% of ODL) trading at an extreme valuation disconnect (~2.0x P/CF). The Reality Check: The -$4.0M GAAP "loss from continuing operations" is temporary IFRS accounting fog (overhead/D&A lag). The true operational baseline is $0.75 USD (~$1.03 CAD) in quarterly cash flow per share, supported by <1.0x Net Debt/EBITDA. Aug 18 Analyst Call: Executive team walks institutional analysts through true cash flows ($52.7M in Q2) vs. IFRS noise. Gramercy Overhang Clears: Pre-earnings blackout lifts, allowing Gramercy’s selling to be absorbed or executed via a private block trade. Capital Allocation Catalyst: Formal announcement of an active NCIB (share buyback) or dividend base using ODL pipeline cash flows. Institutional Screeners: Quant/value funds ingest post-carve-out data, triggering systematic accumulation toward fair value. Re-rating will come.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 4:33 AM
$FECCF The number to appreciate is 75 cents cash flow this quarter per share. At C$8.49, the stock is trading at just over 2x annualized operational cash flow. For an infrastructure business with long-term, contracted assets (Puerto Bahía + 35% of ODL), midstream peer groups typically command 6x to 10x Price-to-Cash-Flow (or EV/EBITDA) multiples. For example: Typical US Midstream Cash Yields: 8% to 12% Frontera's Implied Cash Yield: ~48% A figure of $0.75 cash flow per share in a single quarter is exceptionally strong. It confirms that the market is currently pricing the post-sale stub at a distressed ~2x cash flow multiple, despite the underlying midstream assets (Puerto Bahía and ODL) delivering stable, infrastructure-grade cash generation. As the market digests these standalone numbers over the post-earnings period, this cash yield provides a strong fundamental thesis for a significant re-rate.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 4:26 AM
$FECCF Note also ... Equity Accounting for ODL ... Frontera’s 35% stake in the ODL pipeline is accounted for using the equity method. In Q2, ODL delivered $26.8 million in hard cash dividends to Frontera. However, under IFRS, those dividend cash flows go directly onto the Cash Flow Statement (Investing/Operating Activities) and do NOT flow into Continuing Operations Net Income on the P&L. Instead, only ODL’s net accounting income is recognized as an equity pick-up. This creates a massive gap where cash flow per share ($0.75/sh) vastly exceeds GAAP P&L net income (-$0.06/sh). Also during Q2, corporate overhead ($2.38M) and financing costs ($170.5M total debt/leases) were fully charged against the remaining midstream top-line ($31.3M). The company was still paying legal, accounting, severance, and administrative fees associated with closing the Parex deal and managing the C$590M return of capital distribution.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 15 at 4:24 AM
$FECCF Q2 report is out. Here is my assessment: While continuing operations reported an accounting GAAP net loss of -$4.0 million (-$0.06/share) due to non-cash items and G&A/interest allocation, the actual cash generated by continuing infrastructure assets in Q2 was $0.37/share from operations alone, and $0.75/share when including the cash dividend distributions collected from the ODL pipeline. Note: The GAAP net loss of -$4.0 million is a temporary accounting fog created by IFRS rules during a major asset split. Also - Puerto Bahía is a multi-hundred-million-dollar maritime asset. Accounting rules require heavy non-cash D&A charges every quarter against port revenues, despite maritime infrastructure having an actual physical useful life spanning decades with minimal maintenance.
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Aug. 15 at 3:20 AM
$FECCF https://fronteraenergy.mediaroom.com/2026-08-14-FRONTERA-ANNOUNCES-SECOND-QUARTER-2026-RESULTS
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