At 21k boe per day already roughly 70mil net profits per quarter. It will be estimated 130-150mil per quarter post upgrade to 35k boe/day by 2026 assuming Brent and Gas at current price
Holding up well despite oil price volatility. This counter is fundamentally so strong, just have to be patient and sell high buy low accordingly. A little dull, quite simple, but really not that risky...
House passes debt-ceiling bill, shifting focus to Senate Jennifer Schonberger and Dan Fitzpatrick Thu, June 1, 2023 at 9:54 AM GMT+8·3 min read The House voted Wednesday night to approve a bill that would raise the debt ceiling for more than two years, giving the Senate just days to do the same before the US potentially runs out of money to pay its bills.
The vote was 314-117, with more Democrats than Republicans offering their approval. There were 71 Republicans opposed and 46 Democrats who voted against it.
The concessions needed to get the deal done proved to be unpopular with certain members on both sides of the aisle, complicating efforts to squeeze legislation through Congress before a default on US debt. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that day could come as early as Monday.
Share buy-back: Recently, The Edge reported that EPF voted against such proposal.
Unless the companies have good use of excess cash, it is preferred that such cash be returned to shareholders as dividend, this I concurred. But should there be excessive overhang of shares issued, yes, shares buy back will be a plus only those shares that is bought are cancelled. Without cancelling, then it is just manipulation, OK better term, speculation.
Got clarification that lease liabilities mainly consists of the leases of the 2 FSO (Floating Storage Offloading) Vessels used for the PM3 CAA PSC (previously under Repsol).
Agreed with zhangzuode. During latest online AGM, Dr Ken already clarified that the increasing of lease liabilities after Repsol acquisition is due to the leases of the 2 FSO in PM3 CAA.
Hibiscus has RM 668 million of unrestricted cash, RM 194.6 million of restricted cash and only RM 194 million of term loans + revolving credit.
With high Brent oil price, higher USD to Ringgit conversion, hibiscus should be earning big, why share price dropping nonstop? Must be something else which is burning inside?
If you believe in oil, you can't really wait on Hibiscus. Just spread it out and buy over multiple batches. Oil is volatile, individual stock chart less meaningful when the driving force is oil price
Brent oil expected to hit $80 a barrel in June, $90 in July, and $100 in August. Smart investors will know what to do next… Happy Holiday, Malaysian folks!
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Not good..what to do? Continue to sleep then