There’s a lot of activity. Eric just talked about the Tilden area, longer laterals are coming to the Tilden area by many big players, meaning that you cover a lot of activity there with longer laterals and new completion techniques coming in Tilden. Could we be AFE for some non-op wells on the border of our acreage, probably yes, not large amounts of CapEx at all. We, across a wide array of businesses, we have very successful assets. They could be things to come our way. I don’t see it the same as last year because a lot of that was driven by Samurai and some things we were doing that were very, very positive for us and greatly positive for us now. And so that’s how I see that, Leo. And I think it’s appropriate to have a range today so that — so you don’t write about it every morning when I have to spend .
Leo Mariani: Yes. Understood on that. For sure, Roger. Okay. I appreciate that. And then maybe just lastly for me, just to follow up on capital returns here this year. Just on the way it’s sort of laid out, should we expect that the buyback is going to kick in relatively soon. You obviously raised the dividend here, which is nice to see. But in order to kind of hit those numbers, are we going to start to see the buyback kick in here in the first half?
Roger Jenkins: It would be not that great in the first half, but we’re trying to — back to your CapEx question, and Jeff there, it was poking at the end. We really want to keep our CapEx like to the midpoint of our guidance. We really want to execute this plan and get to buying back this undervalued stock. And it would be — it’s going to be like a lot of things, it’s more back-end loaded Leo, honestly, on that. And we’re focused on it are carrying 3 spreadsheets with me every day of how I can buy back the stock. So trying to get to it fast I can.
Leo Mariani: Okay. Thanks. Appreciate it.
Operator: Next question comes from Paul Cheng with Scotiabank.
Paul Cheng: Several questions real quick. In Paper Montney, when do you think you will reach the 500 million cubic feet per day growth now?
Roger Jenkins: I’ll let Eric handle that, go ahead, Eric.
Eric Hambly: Paul, we expect that, that will happen in our 2024 program, this year come Well, typically, for our Tupper Montney asset, we have a first half of the year was capital program. So when we bring online our 2024 wells, we ought to be — we expect to be a plant full capacity.
Paul Cheng: So the second half?
Eric Hambly: Midyear say 24 third quarter.
Paul Cheng: And at that time, that what will be met to you, so should we just assume 100 and take 14% more TI and that would become unmet.
Eric Hambly: Yes. Obviously Paul, it’s quite sensitive to your assumption on the price when we are in AECO prices in the, let’s say, 2.5 to CAD 450 range, the royalty is extremely sensitive. So based on your view of what the price will be, you can see something from as low as, say, 5% royalty to as high as 20% royalty. We expect gas prices will come down and our net will improve beyond 2023, but that’s kind of up to you to make your own assumption. I think…
Paul Cheng: And Eric, can you remind me, I think you have 100% working interest in all those areas, right?
Eric Hambly: In Tupper Montney — yes, sir.
Paul Cheng: Okay. And second question, a, in your longer-term trend, you’re saying that by 2026, ’27, you are targeting about 210, I think it’s the range of $200 million, $220 that you talk about for the next several years that you’re talking by 195%. So what — what will cause the increase? Where is the area of the increase that lead you to a higher production in the outer years?
