Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd Stock News

Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. has a stock overhang due to the use of stock in a series of acquisitions that ended in 2022. The company's strategy differs from competitors Headwater Exploration and Bayte

Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. has been one of the worst performing Canadian oil & natural gas stocks in the last two years. The large acquisition of Deltastream Energy Corporation and capital investment

Tamarack Valley Energy's strong Q2 performance and high oil prices are expected to lead to a strong Q3 result. The company reported a net profit of C$25.7M and a total operating cash flow of C$156.3M

The Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. heavy oil business adds volatility to profit swings. The light oil business is needed to assure decent cash flow for debt servicing during times of pricing weakness. Ma

Tamarack has a winning asset base and development program in the Clearwater. The Clearwater brings low cost, low decline production and a license to print money with multiple paybacks.

Tamarack Valley is growing by paying successful acquisitions for the risky work done successfully. Tamarack Valley is now of a size to attract important institutional backing.

Tamarack Valley made a massive acquisition in the Clearwater play. The CAD$1.4 billion acquisition of Deltastream was a bold move.

Variant perspectives can offer disproportionate upside in oil and gas equities. Tamarack "paid up" to be the largest Clearwater producer.

Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd.'s Clearwater expansion enhances the attractiveness of this company as an acquisition candidate. Using stock to acquire is keeping the debt ratio low.

In July, stocks delivered their best monthly performance since 2020 following an ugly first half of the year. After such a sharp move up, investors are on the lookout for stocks with more upside poten

Tamarack Valley Energy has made a number of accretive acquisitions in the hot Clearwater play that improved cash flow and have payouts of about a year. Tamarack Valley has increased its dividend and p

Contestants who picked energy stocks did well in my 14th annual stock-picking contest. Almost everyone else did badly.

Penny oil stocks are coming to investors' attention as capital flows in and share prices quickly move upward. Oil stocks under $5 a share should pique investors' attention now.

Tamarack Valley Energy press release (TNEYF): Q4 GAAP EPS of $0.34.Revenue of $243.18M (+274.9% Y/Y).Achieved fourth quarter and annual production of 40,384 boe/d and 34,562…

Tamarack Valley Energy (TNEYF) declares CAD 0.0083/share monthly dividend, in line with previous.