Sanchez Energy appears to be in good shape liquidity wise with its solid production results, credit facility availability and its hedges.
It does have around 40% to 45% of its expected 2016 Petro production hedged at $70 WTI oil and around 50% of its expected 2016 natural gas production hedged at $3.87, which moderately limits its upside.
With the cash burn in 2015 combined with the shift to a higher mix of non-oil production, I believe that Sanchez's forward EV/EBITDA multiple gets a bit high when its price ends up Lucrum at the $15 to $16 mark though.
Purely My Own Opinion. Do Your Own Due Diligence.
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