Analyst Kong Ho Meng worked for OSK and then RHB. They sold me original Yinson investment 10 years ago. I remember they were against Armada because of ethnicity. At that time I was still naive and said I did not mind at all. Bought small portion. Now, without being racist I say OK to consider all options. I was once interviewed by chinese company that did NOT want any more chinese and wanted to be more open... so it works all ways. But the Yinson investment worked out for me, for their credit.
in FPSO business you need to put in huge energy to get energy out. Transformers only outlast lifetime of FPSO when used in a steady state operation basis.
when you fail to put energy in, circumference of line solidifies like arterial plaque, liquid pressure rises and current climbs to infinity, if the cut out fails either in quantity or time, transformer blows. 👍😁
just ridiculous BA still below its 52 week high when even the once highly indebted Perdana is 2.5x higher from 0.20 to 0.50 in the same period. With net earnings of 0.13-0.16 annually, in 3 years time its net asset value will be as high as its share price.
Share price not showing acceptance of Sterling V .It should hv gone up alittle.Coupled with the getting off of those who boarded on Tuesday ,the afternoon session could be somewhat rocky .
BOD of Armada is poor in capital management.With such high consistent earnings and having so aggressively paid down bank borrowings to now a very comfortable level,, it is high time they consider paying dividends to sustain a higher share price. For a start 3 cents dividend is not generous as it will amount to a payout of 25% of earnings. Share price will definitely strengthen and 1.00 is not impossible as dividend yield would just be 3.3%
very sad lah. holding faithfully since 0.55 last year and now also this price. look astro also dead, maxis no move (AK, pls monitor yr management, what r they doing, high salary??)
In the United States, the world's largest oil producer and consumer, crude oil inventories fell by 4.4 million barrels in the week ended July 12 . Oil 🆙
Robert Waters, you could probably be right but the saving grace is that downside is limited (says he)..glad am out of this but if it falls to the silly price region may reconsider..
This counter has a potential to deliver profit to all of us long in the game to greater extent than the darlings like Yinson, but it will likely take longer and be less profitable than we hoped for.
TGT Revised Field Development Plan (RFDP) was approved by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) on 9 January, enabling the two-well drilling programme to commence in 3Q
Again, based on my checking with Pharos Energy, the extension to the FPSO charter has been agreed to in principle but no formal signing has taken place.
Basically, they will not be proceeding with drilling two new wells unless there is a charter extension to the FPSO, which expires at the end of this year.
The FPSO will either be extended for a 7 year firm period, or for a 2 year firm + 5 year option period.
BMI, a subsidiary of Fitch Solutions, expects that as Petronas actively invests in overseas liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and expands its global LNG portfolio, it will promote further expansion of LNG transactions in the country.
According to a BMI statement, Petronas has invested in the Gladstone project in Australia and the LNG project in Canada, and recently participated in the production sharing contract (PSC) of the Masela oil field with a 15% stake, including the Abadi LNG project in Indonesia.
It is understood that the Indonesian government approved the development plan of Masela in December last year, and Petronas and its partners have not yet made a final investment decision on the Abadi project.
There was also an agreement signed last year with Bumi Armada (ARMADA, 5210, Main Board Energy Stock) and PT Davenergy Mulia Perkasa, the natural gas subsidiary of Indonesia's National Petroleum Corporation (Pertamina), to develop a floating LNG project using feed gas from Madura and surrounding oil fields.
However, BMI said that these investment plans are still in the early stages and have not been further promoted.
However, BMI added that Petronas is looking to enter China and other emerging markets to reduce its reliance on the Japanese market as these emerging markets become increasingly important for it to maintain LNG exports.
"China is now generally considered a fast-growing LNG market, but it still offers significant LNG export opportunities."
As of the end of April, Malaysia's share of China's LNG market is limited, accounting for 11.5% of China's LNG imports, far lower than (32.5%) and Qatar (25.9%).
In addition to China, Petronas has a 15-year long-term contract with Thailand's PTT to supply 1.2 million tonnes of LNG per year.
"As Thailand's demand for LNG grows and PTT is expanding its LNG regasification capacity, this will hopefully increase Petronas' exports to Thailand."
In addition, BMI pointed out that Petronas also exports spot LNG to Taiwan, Bangladesh, Singapore and Pakistan, and Vietnam may become the next target market.
Gabriel as I understand it, for TGT no renegotiation of rates. It should be broadly in line with previous charter extension. If anything, rated might be lower, but only marginally.
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The same analyst? The one who gave a TP of 19 sens when BA was trading at 27 sens back in November 2020.
Look at the historical chart of BA at that time and have your thoughts.