In short: Third gas example: "3.5 times cash flow, 12.7 PDP years and 31 years 2P." Identification from the caption is probable, not certain, so no ticker is assigned.
24:03At the later part of the market cycle, they usually get closer to that 2P number. So that's how the cash flow multiples go up. So I'll give you another one. Peyto trades at 3.9 times cash flow, has a 9.9 PDP years and 28.2 for a 2P. And one more I'll give you which is a gas, cavy energy 3.
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