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DEC Diversified Energy Company Plc

1,248.00
12.00 (0.97%)
18 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Diversified Energy Company Plc LSE:DEC London Ordinary Share GB00BQHP5P93 ORD 20P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  12.00 0.97% 1,248.00 1,249.00 1,255.00 1,272.00 1,234.00 1,241.00 104,661 16:29:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 868.26M 758.02M 14.7774 0.84 634.01M
Diversified Energy Company Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DEC. The last closing price for Diversified Energy was 1,236p. Over the last year, Diversified Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 819.50p to 1,360.00p.

Diversified Energy currently has 51,295,645 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Diversified Energy is £634.01 million. Diversified Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 0.84.

Diversified Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/12/2023
18:08
Going to be a rocky day on Monday given the Biden and EPA announcement re Methane.
marksp2011
02/12/2023
16:29
Essential reading. Excellent as usual from the Oak Bloke

hxxps://open.substack.com/pub/theoakbloke/p/dec-tecting-fact-and-fiction?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=19pp7m

fluffchucker1
02/12/2023
10:15
homboid
Try looking at the history of a whole series of Lloyds preference shares in the last deacade.

renewed1
02/12/2023
10:08
Interesting thing on Bberg last nightMark to market loses on short portfolios reported in US 2023 YTDWait for itUSD 120 Billion
marksp2011
02/12/2023
08:47
I think you'll find that the div is at the high figure is because, in common with the whole oil and gas sector, the market is at unrealistic lows. So when your share price is dropping through no fault of your own the last thing you can afford to do is cut your div, particularly if it's well covered. And perhaps you should review your count of intelligent board contributors, and knock one off your total.
fardels bear
02/12/2023
00:34
I think this has been done to raise money blown their chances over here
teleman2
01/12/2023
23:19
Yancoal are giving great divis also… 27% in 2022…
nametrade
01/12/2023
22:31
jftm - EPS is meaningless here. It's an accounting construct that does not really suit the business model so it swings wildly with hedging derivatives. You should really concentrate on the cashflows.

homboid
1 Dec '23 - 21:32 - 6440 of 6441

I’m not familiar with any investment that offered a 20%+ yield & that didn’t subsequently implode…delighted to hear any examples.

SDV could be bought for 36p in March 2009, the year the dividend was cut from 13.5p to 7.3p. The following year saw it cut to 6.0p, after which it rose again to the current 12.6p. Not quite as profitable but SHRS could be bought for 99p before they cut the dividend from 19.75p to 12p - now 14.2p.

aleman
01/12/2023
21:56
Some intelligent people on here and hopefully some from the financial sector...would be good to know your EPS figure.
rhombold if your right then Malcolm Graham Wood, the veteran oil and gas analyst who speaks often with the company is a complete fool and knows nothing at all.

justiceforthemany
01/12/2023
21:32
I’m not familiar with any investment that offered a 20%+ yield & that didn’t subsequently implode…delighted to hear any examples

For clarity I’ve never owned DEC…or shorted it…but it’s a business that I find interesting..in a bad way

Everyone here is fixated on the cheese in the mousetrap

rhomboid
01/12/2023
21:23
If EPS truly is around 50p it tells you why they can afford to pay an annual dividend of c.14p
I have unloved, manipulated FTSE shares trading at just 3 or 4x earnings [Barclays, PAF] and 0.3x book value [Vodafone, Barclays] but a P/E of ONE? Really?

justiceforthemany
01/12/2023
20:24
Not an easy share to calculate EPS on but going just off EBITDA it's around 50p putting shares on a P/E just above 1?
What do others get?

justiceforthemany
01/12/2023
18:20
Diversified Energy’s Case for Being ‘Right Company at Right Time’ [WATCH]

DEC SVP speaking to Hart Energy:

hxxps://www.hartenergy.com/exclusives/diversified-energys-case-being-right-company-right-time-watch-207375?utm_source=morning-rush&utm_medium=email&utm_content=read-more&mkt_tok=NDMzLU9ESy04ODkAAAGPxENDyTwWAD7ndbKak_uif0l0_JW-4Q0AA5Ycp1-aNuuv0deEMAqf9OYSTAasvlvuyfaXBWJ2roxgv5IxXXFYoGELqcVueQXwrNaMB-n8WZitRA

mondex
01/12/2023
15:09
"So, I think this does multiple things for us. Number one, it gives us a new investor, a US investor that can raise our profile here in the US, can hopefully help with additional liquidity, trading liquidity on a daily basis so investors that are in London can trade directly with investors in the US and vice versa.

We’ve seen a very illiquid London market here in the last year or so with a lot of outflows and such. This is going to give our UK investors another opportunity to trade with a larger pool of investors that haven’t been there because US investors don’t really do a lot of investing in the London market.

So, I think all of those are the main reasons why and just access to greater pools of investor base that we see here in the US"

bluemango
01/12/2023
14:28
US listing should see a re rating UPWARDS as US hedge funds buy in.
justiceforthemany
01/12/2023
11:18
Rather than indulge in plagiarism why dont you either quote or copy and paste the article! All about providing a balanced view!
rat attack
01/12/2023
11:13
My only nightmare is that the price recovers before I have the chance to reinvest the next divi!!!
renewed1
01/12/2023
11:02
Accordingly more than 50% of the shares are owned by big institutions (14 institutions in total) and M&G is the largest shareholder owning 6.3% . These big institutions see their holdings being slaughtered and see their investments sustaining huge losses and a few institutions might soon throw in the towels and then mayhem on the share price . Sleep well don’t have nightmare if private investor holdings a fairly sizeable amount of shares.
stevensupertrader
01/12/2023
10:48
21.5% per annum not quarter
stevensupertrader
01/12/2023
10:43
How can a share pays over 21.5% every quarter compounding to over 23% and another dividend dividend is scheduled at the end Feb 2024 , yet share price is dripped dripped dropping daily .This is the question many investors are asking themselves. 😞
stevensupertrader
01/12/2023
10:31
Its been slaughtered for 15 months. As I have said many times if they can't show faith in themselves how do they expect anyone else to.
lab305
01/12/2023
10:26
DEC is being slaughtered today. Best of Luck Pal
stevensupertrader
30/11/2023
17:48
21.60% yield - this is becoming a real basket case. (I hold).
skinny
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