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February 6, 2012
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Comstock Resources reports Q4 EPS (89c) vs. consensus (13c) | | Reports Q4 revenue $114.5M vs. consensus $110.78M. The Q4 results include an impairment charge to write-down proved oil and gas properties of $60.8M -- after tax $39.5M or 86c per share -- and a gain realized from the sale of marketable securities of $2.9M -- $1.9M or 4c per share. :theflyonthewall.com |
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January 30, 2012
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Comstock to hedge 1.7M barrels of expected 2012 crude oil production | | To support its 2012 oil focused drilling program, the company has entered into oil price swap agreements to hedge 1.7M barrels of its expected 2012 crude oil production at an average price of approximately $99.45 per barrel. The company has also begun hedging some of its expected 2013 crude oil production and has 2,000 barrels per day hedged at an average price of $100.00 per barrel. The decline in the futures prices for natural gas since the third quarter of 2011 is expected to result in certain of the company's conventional natural gas properties being impaired at Dec. 31, 2011. Comstock expects the Q4 of 2011 financial results to include an impairment of approximately $61M, or $39.5M after tax, or $0.86 per share. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Comstock Resources provides capital budget update | | With the continued weakness of natural gas prices which have worsened in January, Comstock has re-evaluated its drilling plans in 2012 to further de-emphasize natural gas drilling and to reduce overall drilling expenditures in 2012. In December 2011 Comstock was down to two rigs drilling for natural gas in its North Louisiana Haynesville shale drilling program. In 2010 Comstock had seven operated rigs drilling in North Louisiana. During 2011 Comstock moved two rigs to its oil focused Eagle Ford shale drilling program and released three rigs. Comstock plans to move the remaining two natural gas directed rigs to its newly acquired properties in West Texas in February and in early March 2012. Comstock now plans to spend approximately $458M in 2012 for drilling and completion activities. Comstock plans to drill 84 wells, or 60.6 net, as well as complete an additional 29 wells, or 19.1 net, drilled in 2011. Comstock plans to spend $158.3M to drill 43 wells, or 33.8 net, on its new Delaware Basin properties in West Texas and to complete four wells, or 2.5 net, that were drilled before Comstock completed the acquisition. Comstock also plans to spend $165.2M in its South Texas region to drill 24, or 21.7 net, Eagle Ford shale horizontal wells in 2012 and $27.7M to complete four wells, or 3.2 net, drilled in 2011. In addition, Comstock plans to spend $45.4 million in its East Texas/North Louisiana operating region to drill 17 wells, or 5.1 net, all of which will be Haynesville or Bossier shale wells. Only three of these wells will be drilled by Comstock, with the remainder being drilled by other operators. Comstock will also spend $61.4M to complete 20 wells, or 13.3 net, Haynesville or Bossier shale wells in 2011. Under the revised 2012 drilling plan 92% of the net wells drilled in 2012 will be oil wells and 77% of the budget will be spent on oil projects. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Comstock Resources announces 25% increase in proved oil/gas reserves | | Comstock Resources announced that its proved oil and natural gas reserves as of Dec. 31, 2011 were estimated at 1,119 billion cubic feet, or Bcf, of natural gas and 32B barrels of crude oil or 1,311 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent, or Bcfe, an increase of 25% as compared to total proved reserves as of Dec. 31, 2010 of 1,051 Bcfe. Proved reserves on Dec. 31, 2011 were 85% natural gas and 15% crude oil. Proved oil reserves increased 661% in 2011 and now comprise 15% of total reserves as compared to 2010 when they represented only 2% of the total proved reserves. 46% of the proved reserves at Dec. 31 were classified as proved developed, and 88% are operated by Comstock. The present value, using a 10% discount rate, of the future net cash flows before income taxes of the proved reserves, or PV 10 Value, was approximately $1.5B, using average first of the month 2011 prices of $4.18 per Mcf for natural gas and $92.93 per barrel for oil. The PV 10 Value is different than the standardized measure of discounted estimated future net cash flows which is calculated after income taxes. :theflyonthewall.com |
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