Armada is my flagship in stock investment since I suffered great loss in Sapura Energy counter (depressing). Armada also provided the best return among my other stocks since 2015.The company has not given any dividend since 2016 hence I switched my strategy to partial trading of Armada shares after seeing its ups and downs swept clean my paper profits a few rounds. The last 2 years of partial trading have been rewarding for me and accounted for 74 % of my realized profit for this counter since 2015 making up for no dividend. I am still holding about 55 % of my peak holding of Armada shares after last the few weeks of selling as I could not resist the temptations of cashing in for about 56 % ROI in trading profit. Perhaps this also help to avert some of my fears that history may repeat itself again of Armada price volatility and divert some risk of over investing in this counter. Having said that I am still hoping to see Armada fully reaching PE of about 10 in a year or 2 for my remaining holding. Should its price retrace back to attractive level again, I may not resist adding back.
They are many companies could have better return but I have confident that Armada will give me at least another 100% return in short term based on facts and information I have. I will consider high dividend stocks at my older age. I still young and I accumulating my wealth.
A guy wears a black thinking hat in share investment maybe able to avoid some rubbish companies but that black hat doesn't seem to be able to earn multiple folds of return.
Hey uncle! Rakuzen just normal Japanese food chain stores. Probably you have not tried Omekase before. Spend some dividend money on real good foods dun bring the money to the graveyard.
Indeed it is not easy to trade Armada for some profit as dividends while one can see the intrinsic values in Armada business, especially given its improving and stable profitability, better debt to equity ratio, strong operating cashflows these few years. Logically its share price should appreciate faster as its FPSO business is strong and steady except for the ever money loosing OSVs which was largely divested lately. It seems the market sentiments are a little cold and slow until lately. Adopting " 1 bird in the hands is better than 2 birds in the sky" approach is risking the possibility of missing the maximum price should its price never retrace each time I sell. I am learning if this would help to steadily increase the overall profitability investing in Armada instead of holding it completely. Crossing my fingers. Just to share. Please buy, hold or sell at your own pleasures.
Adjustment after a long rally is normal lah uncle. Nothing to worry. Now back to 0.60. Fundamental still solid and still undervalued, so nothing to worry.
Quater report in next 2 weeks time and new FPSO contract award announcement soon. Pump and dump or dump and pump, no problem at all because the price trend is moving to the moon! To the Moon!
Oil prices posts gains after Russia says it will cut output by 500,000 barrels a day PUBLISHED FRI, FEB 10 2023 6:18 AM EST UPDATED 3 HOURS AGO Ruxandra Iordache
Russia will cut oil output by 500,000 barrels per day in March, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday, following Western bans on Moscow's crude and oil products implemented in the past few months. The announced production decline amounts to roughly 5% of Russia's latest crude oil output, which Paris-based watchdog the International Energy Agency estimated was down at 9.77 million barrels per day in December.
The Brent contract for April delivery rose 2.24% to settle at $86.39 a barrel, having risen more than 8% for the week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 2.13% to settle $79.72 a barrel, and rose 8.63% for the week for to notch the best week since October. Novak said that the reduction will "help restore market relations," according to a Google translation of comments reported by state news agency Tass. He noted that the cut does not apply to gas condensate and will be calculated from actual output levels, not from Russia's quota under the OPEC+ output agreement. The decision was not made in consultation with the OPEC+ coalition, which Moscow co-chairs. OPEC+ producers must typically agree consensus on output policy, with members bound to their targets. But the group has previously allowed voluntary gestures that honor the spirit of existing output agreements — in this case, the Russian decline would build on a previous OPEC+ decision to lower production by a combined 2 million barrels per day, agreed in October last year. Other OPEC producers facing sanctions, such as Venezuela and Iran, have requested and received exemptions from their production quotas. Several OPEC+ delegates previously told CNBC that Russia had so far signaled no intention to ask for similar accommodations. The EU implemented bans on seaborne imports of crude oil on Dec. 5 and of oil products this week. Under a program passed by the G-7 wealthiest nations, Western providers may continue to supply key financial and shipping services to transport Russian volumes to non-G7 destinations, provided these fuels are purchased beneath specific price caps. "As previously stated, we will not sell oil to those who directly or indirectly adhere to the principles of the 'price ceiling'," Novak reiterated on Friday, adding that the price cap program could lead to oil and oil products shortages. "Lower Russian production together with China's reopening should tighten the oil market further over the coming quarters," UBS Strategist Giovanni Staunovo said in a Friday note to clients.
Shapoorji is planning to bid for Brazil FPSO contract, not sure if Bumi Armada is involved in some capacity. However, I recall last year AGM the CEO mentioned that Bumi Armada has zero intention to get involved in the Brazil market.
Last year AGM the MD or CEO said moving forward Bumi Armada will bid for EPCC type of FPSO contracts. Meaning the FPSO project will be the oil company`s CAPEX. This will reduce the company risk and financial burden but the rewards is much lower than current business model. High risk high return, low risk low return.
News reports have it that Bumi Armada could bag a new FPSO charter contract in Angola, with TotalEnergies’ Cameia FPSO project, located on Block 21 offshore Angola, and is a contender for Eni’s Agogo FPSO on Blocks 15 and 16 offshore Angola as well. Other than the two jobs in Angola, Bumi Armada is also understood to be eyeing FPSO contracts in Block 29 in Mexico being undertaken by Repsol.
One Cameia FPSO project win cukup makan already. Enough to push the share price beyond 0.80. Don't think too much and don't be greedy. Steady BOM BI BI OK!
The Cameia FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) vessel is owned by Eni and operates in Block 15/06 offshore Angola. The FPSO has a storage capacity of 2 million barrels of oil and a processing capacity of 115,000 barrels of oil per day and 100 million standard cubic feet of gas per day. The target production for the Cameia field is around 80,000 barrels of oil per day
The industry charter rate for an 80,000 barrels FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) vessel can vary depending on a number of factors such as location, contract duration, project complexity, and market conditions. However, as of my knowledge cutoff date of September 2021, industry estimates suggested charter rates in the range of $80,000 to $150,000 per day for FPSOs with a production capacity of 80,000 barrels per day. It's important to note that these rates are subject to change and may vary based on the factors mentioned above. This is ChatGPT`s answer.
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Total crash..!!!