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TLW Tullow Oil Plc

31.16
-0.34 (-1.08%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tullow Oil Plc LSE:TLW London Ordinary Share GB0001500809 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.34 -1.08% 31.16 31.04 31.20 31.72 30.92 31.40 4,178,068 16:35:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 1.78B 49.1M 0.0338 9.18 451.36M
Tullow Oil Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TLW. The last closing price for Tullow Oil was 31.50p. Over the last year, Tullow Oil shares have traded in a share price range of 21.84p to 39.94p.

Tullow Oil currently has 1,454,137,162 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tullow Oil is £451.36 million. Tullow Oil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.18.

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29/1/2016
18:03
cat

you speak a lot about fundamental and many thing you say are right, but what ultimately make your prediction wrong on the long run is:
there is nothing more fundamental that production cost and selling price under 30$ does not cover at least 20% of the required production.
the only time we had prices so low was at time of global recession and we not there at all.
tlw specifically are better positioned that many to ride this storm because the edge run for longer that may competitor, they have major reserve (oil) and relatively low production cost.
the debit are big yes but to service the need 300mill max a year less that half of the edge.
would take this price until 2018 and maybe longer to see TLW burst at today price.
more that half of all producer will go down much before that, reducing the amount of oil on the market.
if Saudi and co cut we will see a sharp rise to the 50ish$ if they don't we will see a longer term rise that will peak around 2021 on much higher that any previous oil pick.

jovi1
29/1/2016
17:47
going to open sharply up on monday
rubberbullets
29/1/2016
17:45
Brent rising again I'm afraid for the $20 brigade.
hearts1
29/1/2016
17:00
I thought this warranted an RNS from Tullow.
tas11osc
29/1/2016
16:43
I would like to see a re-test of the low in oil to get some sort of comfort we have seen a low put in
cat100
29/1/2016
16:40
Crude taking a dump
volsung
29/1/2016
16:31
The price of poo is down here because of speculators....... They are moving on over supply , easy money for them
cat100
29/1/2016
16:30
holmess That is highly debatable at the moment with a deep recession looking to be on the cards. Look at the Japs and their move
cat100
29/1/2016
16:28
adh0 You don't need Trump. The US could impose a tax on imported oil to keep a level suitable to economic growth
cat100
29/1/2016
16:26
Rubbish - the 'fundamentals' support a price well above current levels. The price of poo is down here because of speculators.
holmess
29/1/2016
16:26
The other story not mentioned much is food prices could drop quite a bit with the savings on fuel . Not good for the economy but I'm not worrying
cat100
29/1/2016
16:25
Iran can talk about ramping up production to any level it wants but if D Trump (or any Republican candidate) wins the 2016 US election the embargo will be back in place in no time and exports back to zero.
adh0
29/1/2016
16:23
caps sorry
cat100
29/1/2016
16:23
InvestorDave IT'S DROPPING ON THE iRAN NEWS
cat100
29/1/2016
16:22
Oil rally will not be sustained without real production cuts. Rallies on rumor do not last.Fundamentals do not support long term higher prices in crude.
cat100
29/1/2016
16:19
The shorting prats are back I see.
investordave
29/1/2016
16:06
Sawadee3 29 Jan'16 - 15:49 - 24838 of 24840 0 0

We're only just starting.

On track for our best ever year chaps :-)







GREAT TO BE IN TULLOW

rubberbullets
29/1/2016
16:05
WSJ: Iran will not cut output until exports have increased by 1.5mln bpd, citing an official. Mad headline or what? They want 1.5m so they can cut
Iran to add 500K brl/day within 3 mos/ 1MIL within 6 mos: Finance Minister said

cat100
29/1/2016
15:57
sell now buy back at 240p :)))
rubberbullets
29/1/2016
15:49
We're only just starting.

On track for our best ever year chaps :-)

Well done all value buyers!

sawadee3
29/1/2016
15:05
The rally will become a stampede as shorts will have to close
warwick69
29/1/2016
15:04
The reason for the dramatic shift since $27 is the pure size of shorts in financial derivatives it has never been about the real commodity that is just a side show? The financial world has become one gigantic casino and it all depends on the flow of the bets when all were shorting the price of the underlying commodity fell now the bets are all being unwound the price is rising nothing has fundamentally changed in the commodity space since December when the Saudis first started this process? The same with the share price the huge increase in short positions to circa 9% pushed this down more than would have been the case just on the back of the oil price and that is now starting to unravel
warwick69
29/1/2016
14:55
Assumption ... Saudis have lost the market share war that was off their own making - let's not go into the reasons why Problem with continued high production is the Saudis only achieve low prices, the cost of production is irrelevant here , it's the cost to run the empire which is key.Cut production and you lose market share but the break even point - cost versus production must be far higher than $30 something bucks. Shale in the meantime has been totally misunderstood and the political shift has allowed Iran back into the market who are not surprisingly very keen to shift as much oil as possible before obsolescence as an energy product, for example Tony Seba puts a very compelling case for petro redundancy by 2030 , any truth to that and demand will only be to the downside in future years. My point is like it or not the oil nations will need to cooperate or go broke ...maybe the deals will be hidden from view who knows .... Time will tell
ramas
29/1/2016
14:53
Somebody wants in this afternoon.
loafofbread
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