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NAV overview
Net asset value (NAV) in theory
The NAV approach is based on the theory that the value of the E&P company is based on
the cash flows stemming from its existing assets, net of liabilities.
Existing proved reserves are blown-down (reduced to zero) as they get produced over a
certain future period.
NAV modeling
NAV modeling
Reference the following from the core model:
NAV modeling
Reference the following from the core model:
NAV modeling
Calculate oil revenues (oil price x oil production)
Calculate natural gas revenues (natural gas price x natural gas production)
Calculate total revenues
NAV modeling
Reference production costs per boe through 2013 from the core model
Input production cost assumptions beyond the projection period
Calculate development costs based on development costs per year assumptions inputted
earlier
NAV modeling
Calculate total pre-tax cash flows (revenues production costs development costs)
Reference tax rate through 2013 from the core model and input tax rate assumptions
beyond the projection period
Calculate after-tax cash flows
NAV modeling
Calculate present value of all after-tax cash flows
NAV modeling
Input assumptions for undeveloped acreage valuation and calculate total value of the E&P
segment
NAV modeling
NAV modeling
Reference 2006 year-end debt and cash balances from the core model
Reference shares outstanding calculated earier in the DCF tab
Calculate share price