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3 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Another big finger today to the market. 1.275 million shares BB.. ;)
3 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Note also that the NTA has also increased with the share cancelation and Brunei is also not considered. I expect NTA is approaching RM5 per share. Ripe for a takeover??!!
4 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hibiscus continuing to aggressively buy back shares after the cancelation. Another million today. Shows you what they think of the current share price. With maintenance works done and Brunei in the fold they will be banking it at present. Guess the market didn't notice gas going up alot in price of late either which is 50% of their revenue. Will be great to see the short sellers getting burnt. i expect profit for the quarter to be at least 150 million PAT after their expenditure. That's alot of shares which can be bought 😉
4 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Hibiscus just cancelled all their treasury shares so I guess tomorrow at open the price will be adjusted upwards around 5% so the market cap remains unchanged
1 month ago | Report Abuse
Does anyone know what happens to the share price if Hibiscus cancels the treasury shares. Is the share price then reset upwards in accordance to the proportion cancelled so the market cap remains the same? Also - with the renewal of the mandate to continue to buy up to 10% each year is that 10% of the share remaining in the market excluding those already bought into hibiscus treasury?
2 months ago | Report Abuse
Now their new cash cow is in play (and it's gas and not oil) would be good to see their share buyback intensify. We won't see the full impact of the new acquisition until Feb 25 with the results for Q4 24. With the new acquisition adding another US$40 Million PAT to their bottom lines it's becoming more and more compelling. This coupled with the geopolitical risk just have to wait for it to play out and take off.
2 months ago | Report Abuse
Hibiscus know what they are doing with the pivot to Natural Gas.. And Asia is where demand is increasing the most and supply remains tight.. Happy days ahead
2024-09-24 10:48 | Report Abuse
When's everyone going to cotton on that Hibby is now half Gas and moving more in that direction. Gas has gone up 20% this month and still rising..
2024-09-21 00:43 | Report Abuse
Also interesting that Hibby is now mostly gas. And gas is up almost 15% in the last month....
2024-09-20 22:37 | Report Abuse
Who bought all the shares at close...wasn't me 😉
2024-09-11 20:22 | Report Abuse
Sorry but ur talking absolute nonsense without any justification
2024-09-11 18:34 | Report Abuse
Hibiscus bought back a load of shares today. They know it's an absolute bargin.. PE is 3.. Where can you find that! Anywhere?
2024-08-31 12:43 | Report Abuse
Hibiscus actually has around 650 mill in unrestricted cash. Debt is reducing from term loan to around RM350 mill at present - it's not due straightaway of course and they have facility for more. Interesting thing then is that the entire Brunei acquisition is likely covered by their present free cash. I sure they may leverage a bit more debt but it looks very healthy to me. Just wish they'd get more agressive with better dividends and share buy backs. I wonder if eventually the global oil supply deficit will eventually push prices up. Difficult to understand with so many moving parts but Opec won't want oil prices below where they are at presently and will probably defend the downside.
2024-08-30 19:20 | Report Abuse
Actually kahhoeng, Brunei is almost 100% gas. This is part of their pivot away from oil. Next year their production will reach 31k bOE/day from their Capex and Brunei acquisition. That's 30% more than present. They also have the ability to scale up or down Capex to suit - if the market drops they can stop spending cos when their production cost are so low (less than $20 per barrel) they can easily protect their margin. I think they've been very smart with their investments to date and I think this will start coming through over the next 6 months as these fall into place.
2024-08-29 23:42 | Report Abuse
Kahhoeng, this isn't correct. The final consideration will be significantly less as the asset effectively transferred to them 1st Jan 2023. They have been collecting profit against the final consideration for almost 21 months now. It's another great deal for hibiscus - they will end up paying circa US$160 mill and every month it's making significant profit. If Oil and Gas prices stay where they are their profit will increase another 30-40% for Q2 this FY. This includes all their Capex spend which is increasing production and opening up new production. Their stock is an absolute bargain.
2024-07-26 15:55 | Report Abuse
Why would US oil companies suddenly start pumping more oil under Trump. So they can spend more to earn less?! It’s not in their interests. They are not out to develop or invest significantly more in oil fields. They, like other oil producers, want to make more money and do less. If that means lower production in the US whilst keeping expenses down and oil maintains or goes up I’m sure they’re happy as Larry ;) They like/paid Trump for his policies in favour of continued oil use as opposed to what he sees as significant/unjustified investment in renewables.
2024-07-07 23:12 | Report Abuse
Hibiscus would have had another great quarter. I anticipate above RM150mill PAT. Togheter with cash in hand Total deal already fully covered and NTA Will be way over RM5.. And revenue and profit already accruing evening though deal won't be finalised to sept/Oct it's already done. So the question is just when will it go up, not if. At some point very soon the shorters will get it.
2024-06-30 21:12 | Report Abuse
When ur at 2.33 and the NTA is 3.77 and rising how long till you become a target for someone else.
2024-06-30 21:11 | Report Abuse
Maps - they have an excellent management team and provide clear transparent reports. Perhaps that works against them in Malaysia! Their stock is an absolute bargain at present and I've been loading up on more. NTA is currently 3.77 before the Brunei deal. After the deal this increases. Im sure that also have other deals in the wings. The world is also very fragile to the upside at present. Things will soon correct themselves and the diamond it is will shine through.
2024-06-20 19:54 | Report Abuse
Gosh.. Unbelievable, what does Hibby have to do to be loved. Oil goes up, it does another great deal, yet it's still being manipulated by the unscrupulous.. Will buy more tomorrow 😉
2024-06-14 13:19 | Report Abuse
No new debt either. Seems like the final consideration accruing profit will be slightly less than US$200 Mill as Totla Energies PAT for last year was around RM160 million, assuming a close in October this year around US$60 Million will also accrue to Hibby.. Sounds like another excellent deal.
2024-06-14 12:04 | Report Abuse
Interesting with the deal is that it's backdated to 31st December 2022 so all profits from Total Energies accrue to Hibiscus so the final consideration may be significantly less given oil prices over the last 18 months..
2024-04-24 19:22 | Report Abuse
Great news - goes into production next month. Watch Hibby take off ;)
2024-04-16 10:00 | Report Abuse
Seems like the Share Buy Back is a disaster..
2024-04-16 09:57 | Report Abuse
Gosh… when are Hibiscus going to defend the stock gains and protect share value and long term shareholders… pump and dump again
2024-04-09 17:10 | Report Abuse
Someone bought large at the bell at 2.80.. any idea what happened?
2024-04-01 18:52 | Report Abuse
Noticed a few times of late that after the bell at 4.45pm there’s a diminishing of the stock price with late sales. It’s like most of the buy calls a removed but there’s some dodgy low value trades a few cents lower which seem to manipulate the price for the day.. most of the day it’s 2.59-60 and then a few low value trades at 2.56 after 4.45….???!
2024-04-01 18:48 | Report Abuse
Thanks Twynstar, nicely put. What’s also clear is that the ongoing capex is being easily covered each quarter still with great PAT and we should start to see increasing output/ increased revenues as they are realised. They’re aiming to get to 35-50k barrels a day over the next few years with even better profit margins. Will be an interesting few years ahead. Have been accumulating also but not quite as cheap as you managed (low 90s) and will continue to hold and accumulate more when the opportunity arises. Will be interesting what they do with the shares bought back.. nice to see them distribute back to shareholders rather than remove from circulation…
2024-03-30 22:04 | Report Abuse
Do we think Hibby price will explode? interested to hear thoughts.. they have a lot of cash, share buy back is progressing, good fundamentals, but they don’t seem to be loved.. another year and they’ll almost have more cash in the bank that they’re worth.. so things gotta change, or so I think.. thoughts/insights welcome ??
2024-03-01 20:00 | Report Abuse
Who's dumping hibiscus.. There's been quite a sell off of shares the last few trading sessions .. Don't quite get it as fundamentals are outstanding.. Wish Hibby would buy more shares and support longer term shareholders positions. .
2024-02-20 15:46 | Report Abuse
Not forgetting the RM892 million they have in the bank as unrestricted cash.. Yes this quarter was down which was expected as oil prices retreated alot however they still made RM100million + on increased production of 22 million barrels oil equivalent a day. The present quarter will also be excellent - 120mill+ I beleive. Share buy back is Progresso g although still not as agrees ive as they could/should be. The have also covered significant capital works during the quarter with the drilling of a number of wells wjichbhave increased production in Sabah and are not yet completed. Oils set to increase again on supply concerns and the outlook for Hibby is excellent..
2024-02-20 13:35 | Report Abuse
Wow RM102 million profit on depressed oil prices…
2024-01-30 23:02 | Report Abuse
Yep, bargain now. What happens when hibiscus cash in hand is more than its market cap?! Another year and we’ll be there
2024-01-18 11:12 | Report Abuse
Very funny that.. I have been making money, that's the whole point! Ur no crystal ball gazer bondy.. If urve nothing constructive to say, just wanna fear monger, put others down, and bask in ur own vain fake prowess, go somewhere else.. keep talking into that mirror
2024-01-18 00:21 | Report Abuse
EPF bought 3.2% last year and hibiscus also mopped up shares last year under their previous SBB mandate and are now buying more this year as the price is stil too low.. So with another 13% locked up of which at least 10% of hibiscus shares are removed or distributed back tk shareholders.. Coupled with so much insane geopolitical tension at present.. Is this not a wonderful long term investment???
2023-11-28 18:18 | Report Abuse
Yes, very disappointing.. oils stabilised and will probably go back up and Hibiscus is being dumped despite a fantastic quarter, and management yet again do nothing to stabilise the price. No SBB and pitiful dividends.. not sure what they are trying to achieve here, especially as senior management own significant stakes in the business. Wouldn’t they want more out of it! Still I guess there’s an opportunity approaching to acquire more ..
2023-11-25 12:00 | Report Abuse
Yes, unless they’re making it very attractive for a take over .. even then they could still be more generous.. they can’t take it with them 😉
2023-11-24 17:08 | Report Abuse
Yes agree. My investment standing still. 3% return is a loss when you look at inflation and what I could get with the banks. Not sure why they want to hoard so much cash. Would expect at least 10% dividend given oil is ultimately going to move into decline so surprised they aren’t coming to the party yet.
2023-11-10 21:20 | Report Abuse
So never enter cos Hibiscus has almost 1.70 a share in cash… wait and see Q3 results..
2023-09-19 16:57 | Report Abuse
Why do they allow post market trading which dragged the share price down to 1.10 when it was 1.12 at close.. anyone know?
2023-09-14 22:26 | Report Abuse
Btw as Brent is over US$93 a barrel, Tapis which is the oil hibiscus mainly sells is approaching US$100..
2023-09-14 22:23 | Report Abuse
Yes, and after this quarter Hibiscus should easily have over 1.1 Billion in cash and cash equivalents... So are there really only worth 2.2 billion???
2023-09-13 13:40 | Report Abuse
Check out Sept announcements to bursa, this will be voted upon at an AGM or EGM.. but it’s a given that this will pass
Stock: [HIBISCS]: HIBISCUS PETROLEUM BHD
2 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Note gas prices are creeping up again and should continue to do so into the new year. Analysts and those dumping completely miss this point. Hibiscus is cash rich and will keep buying shares and will also make great money, especially after Q1 when the full capacity of the gas asset which is Brunei is realised into the financials. Adding to my position also, even though I'm down overall