How many roads must a man walk down Before you call him a man? How many seas must a white dove sail Before she sleeps in the sand? Yes, and how many times must the cannonballs fly Before they're forever banned? The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind The answer is blowin' in the wind
At least i3lurker know how to short a stock to make a killing but I just wonder why some of those naysayers keep telling lies and do not go and short the stock to make a killing?
2017/2018---crack spread was about $12 the share price went up to 15.00.... Now crack spread has been moving between $20 to $30 in the last few months, only recently dropped to $11.... share price is about 4.70....
don't buy....because syndicate already sapu gao gao..... they will encourage you to buy when Petronm hit 18.88....
It takes only 200k+ shares to be in the list of top 30 shareholders of PetronM.
Had Leno sold 18,101,200 shares in Insas-WC at 0.50/sh, the amount will buy 1,881,621 shares of PetronM at 4.81/sh now. That's top 5 of PetronM shareholders.
“There is little hope that the undersupply will ease in the near future given strong demand growth and constrained refinery output,” the IEA said. The agency’s forecast for future refining processing is “not sufficient to fully meet middle distillates demand in 2022 or in 2023.”
below my further clarification question send to Petronm Management of crude feed mixed and products yield.
2. Answer given: Our refinery crude run was relatively lower in 2021 at about 36 thousand barrels per day due to low demand arising from the pandemic. However, it started to improve to 47 thousands barrel per day during Q1 2022 when domestic demand also recovered. Crude runs planned based on the prevailing economics and local demands that vary monthly. The typical yield of Tapis crude, which is the main component of the crude diet for the Port Dickson Refinery is about 60% diesel and jet fuel, 20 % gasoline and the balance comprising LPG and by-product such as Low Sulfur Waxy residue. Comment: My related questions on above: A. PD Refinery I) FY2021 and Q1 end 31 March 2022 Question 1: PD Refinery processing how many barrels of crude oil? What is the crude blend (in % Tapis crude, Terengganu condensate, Kidurong, Kimanis, Kikeh and other regional crudes)? And what is the total cost of the crude oil in RM?
Question 2: PD Refinery produces how many barrels total refining products? What are the products (in % liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), propylene, naphtha, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel and fuel oil components)? And what is the total value of the products in RM?
Question 3: With current crude slate and DHT, what is the optimum refinery’s capacity and per barrel feed what will be the % of Low Sulfur Waxy Residue produce?
Question 4: Is PD refinery able to produce VLSFO (Very low sulfur fuel oil/bunker oil) 0.5% sulfur max? Note: on June 2, 2022, the price of VLSFO stood at USD 1038.5 per metric ton very high premiums against HSFO.
SOURCES OF CRUDE Malaysian: 52% Far East: 7.2% Russian :14.7% Middle East: 9.6% Others 16.5%
Clarification: If HRC able to give this detail crude feed mixed and products yield in Annual report, I am sure Petronm should has no reason to only give typical Tapis feed and Tapis yield when ask by shareholders in an AGM for detail crude feed mixed/source and the actual products yield for 2021 and Q1 end 31 March 2022?
For HY, they have the option of producing the CCG (Gasoline) by converting Gasoil by Catalytic cracking . Since the Gasoil margins are way higher than gasoline, they will refrain from converting the gasoil to gasoline and obtain yield exceeding 44 % for Diesel.
PetronM being a simple refiner do not have these options, and for certain their Fuel Oil will not have very low sulfur as the distillation process will enrich non-hydrocarbon components at the bottom.
Beware, upcoming Q2 result will be very excellent as crack spread hit average USD25, BUT, the following Q result will be tumble as crack spread just hit limit down -33% again to USD 7.9 for month aug 2022
My another post AGM Q&A clarification email to Petronm's management
3. Answer given: We would like to emphasize that the company is an integrated company. Both the refinery and marketing are contributing to the gross margin, and we are not officially reporting the split between the two. Our main business is the retail business but, in term the supply chain, we are sourcing either from the refinery production or import of the finished products. So, all parts of the supply chain are contributing to the margin. But we are not able to disclose the split between the two. Comment: my related questions on the above: B. Retail I) FY2021 and Q1 end 31 March 2022 Question 1: How many retail service stations (out of 740 Petro service stations) are owned by Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd (PMRMB)? And how many are owned by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB)?
Question 2: What were the Volume, Revenue and net profit generated by retail services stations owned by Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd (PMRMB)? And by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB)
Question 3: What was the fuel volume supplied by PD refinery and by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB) import to retail service stations owned by Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd (PMRMB)? And by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB)?
Question 4: Am I right to say RM 1,985,525,000 worth of petroleum products was sold by PMRMB to petrol stations owned by PFISB and at the same time RM 1,117,614,000 worth of petroleum products was purchased from PFISB to petrol stations owned by PMRMB? How this trade is settled and any plan in near future for PMRMB to acquire all the petrol stations and assets owned by PFISB and Petron oil (M) Sdn Bhd in Malaysia? Comment: Even Petronas Dagangan nowadays report their business separately in two sectors as commercial sales and retail sales. Moreover I am working in a fully integrated palm oil corporation and our financial report divided into upstream (Plantation and Mill), Mid stream (Refinery) and Downstream (Oleo-chemical, Functional Fat and Retail consumer products).
Clarification: is Petronm complied with good corporate governance when shareholders are not given information out of 740 Petro service stations how many are owned by Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd (PMRMB)? How many are owned by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB)? The Volume, Revenue and net profit generated by retail services stations owned by Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Bhd (PMRMB)? And by Petron Fuel International Sdn Bhd (PFISB)?
KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 1): Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) has cut the July 2022 official selling price (OSP) of Malaysian crude oil to US$124.30 a barrel, from US$$132.50 for June 2022, Bloomberg reported, quoting an emailed statement by Petronas on Monday (Aug 1).
"OSPs of other Malaysian grades for July (are) Cendor at US$125.40/barrel, Tapis Blend at US$119.59/barrel, Dulang at US$127.32/barrel, Bintulu at US$122.28/barrel," Bloomberg reported
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Just adding Diesel (46% yield) at crack spread 43 USD/brl & Kerosene (7.1 % yield) at crack spread 34 USD/brl, you get the following gross profit per quarter:
Basis: 10.5 million barrel sales per qtr
1) Gross profit from Diesel:
10.5m barrels / qtr x 46% x 43 $/brl
= 207 Million USD
2) Gross profit from Kerosene:
10.5m barrels / qtr x 7.1% x 34 $/brl
= 24 Million USD
TOTAL = 207 + 24 = 231 Million USD = 1 Billion MYR (per f**king QTR!)
...and thats without bringing in Gasoline, LPG , etc... __________ Wow, another calculation king just like previous glove forum , at the end all dissappeared and share price drop 80% !
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PETDAG.
Tell me why Petdag trading at PE of 47 whereas Petronm trading at PE of 5?
Petdag: Market Cap: 22,353 Million
NOSH: 993 Million
Avg Volume (4 weeks): 153,947
4 Weeks Range: 20.64 - 23.50
4 Weeks Price Volatility (%):
95.74%
52 Weeks Range: 18.28 - 23.50
52 Weeks Price Volatility (%):
95.74%
Average Price Target: 20.41