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DEC Diversified Energy Company Plc

1,050.00
17.00 (1.65%)
28 Jun 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
  17.00 1.65% 1,050.00 1,049.00 1,053.00 1,078.00 1,029.00 1,040.00 226,488 16:35:29
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs 868.26M 758.02M 15.9479 0.66 500.5M
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 1,033p. Over the last year, Diversified Energy shares have traded in a share price range of 822.50p to 1,930.00p.

Diversified Energy currently has 47,530,929 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Diversified Energy is £500.50 million. Diversified Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 0.66.

Diversified Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/3/2024
15:22
Sudden burst of trades on NYSE
for volume there to overtake
volume on LSE

blue square
12/3/2024
15:16
Hedging for Dec is a great strategy plus debt will be gone by 2030.
imnotspartacus
12/3/2024
14:30
Are you telling me that the audited accounts over the years were not correct or. Correct to a point ( to use a strong word manipulated) and as such no one can take the last audited accounts seriously !!
Are you trying to tell us this.

stevensupertrader
12/3/2024
14:12
Well i did jump with my few cents.

But was following dec for years. So i could understand. And it took me years to get it. As i am very slow.

All that hedging, accounting rules, decline vs depletition etc

kaos3
12/3/2024
13:52
How can DEC yielding 30% and still no one is jumping in to buy ? I am scratching my head to get an answer or someone here can give me a logical and sensible answer .
stevensupertrader
12/3/2024
13:34
Present share price situation is an operation by the operators.....

Who got involved with US listing, shares accumulation, share transfers, arbitrage etc

At the company level nothing has changed. Only that the last 6 months they must deal not with the company business but the effects of a listing.

All imho

kaos3
12/3/2024
13:03
Nat gas rising
$1.8

justiceforthemany
12/3/2024
11:35
As a holder for a couple of years I've been gutted like a the makerel I pull of the beach here. Last time DEC got ambushed by the greenloons it rallied back quite quickly. I'm sorry to say It looks like this is a step change down to stay.
The constant churn of new wells acquired and others capped isn't a difficult concept but allied to a drop in spot gas and net Zero lobbying I'm rather pessimistic.

mindthestash
12/3/2024
11:08
Not saying your wrong but
Debt repayments fall, last year
$270 million,this year $200million
next year $178 million, I dont
thing the plugging costs are an
issue, as they are plugging 3rd
wells to compensate,is the share
worth a half of its previous
value?

blue square
12/3/2024
10:45
Just another complex initiative designed to divert attention from the catastrophic disaster that this share has become. Posters still concentrate on the minutia whilst the share price is around 45p . How they plan to sustain the dividend with a 10%+ depletion rate and increasing plugging expense is a mystery. Half my money when I sold out of here after 6 years went into Lloyds at 39p, now approaching 50p , a company that knows what a buyback scheme really is !
lab305
11/3/2024
20:10
SP in NYSE is stuck around $11.85, although a number of times in the past several weeks broken through $12 but unable to stay .
My guess is that US investors are too waiting for the result next week .
Trading Volume both US & Uk is Low today

stevensupertrader
11/3/2024
19:37
NYSE volume has surpassed LSE
volume again, hopefully it will
finish strongly

blue square
11/3/2024
18:55
Nice buying volume in NYSE, may
surpass LSE volume for the 4th
Time

blue square
11/3/2024
18:29
It's gonna be different now Steven, all these boat people will jump at the chance of working for the infidel £!
bulltradept
11/3/2024
09:48
Definitely she made some people rich by taking advantage of her capitalist policies 😂. In 1976 , I was living from hand to mouth and living in a porky room ( I remembered I paid just £8 per month ( now I
owned several houses in London) Anyone that didn’t enrich by her policy might not agree with her policies

stevensupertrader
11/3/2024
08:36
bountyhunter,

"but that policy decimated the stock of council houses available."

It did. What she should have done was ensure for every house sold, they'd build another 1.25 in its place to replace it.

Mind you, given the policy of allowing every scumbag from every 'stan country to come in and destroy us from within, not sure even she could foresee such a betrayal of the British.

bulltradept
10/3/2024
20:55
Bazboa, that's pretty much what I said.
bountyhunter
10/3/2024
19:55
99% certain Dividend maintained or even increased . DEc hedged up to eyeballs at high prices over next 10 quarters. Have received cash from £21 open offer and asset sale in last 13 months.
2wild
10/3/2024
18:41
Why would they cut the dividend and continue to buy back shares plus offer a tender.
bazboa
10/3/2024
18:11
If they cut the dividend in the results on 19th then the share price would drop back further and no-one would take up the tender offer with only Stifel benefitting, so I don't see that scenario as very likely.
bountyhunter
10/3/2024
17:18
All about the future dividend , if it remains the same and debt is reduced thrn the tender offer will be ok , however if the dividend is cut and debt increases , all hell will break loose - share price will tank.
. DEC can say how brilliant is the result but if div and debt went the opposite direction ie div remains the same or increases and debt reduces - we can sleep easy 😂

stevensupertrader
10/3/2024
16:18
Imo they wouldn't have put the tender offer in place for just after results, having discussed with major investors in advance at price to be set soon after results, if they were aware of anything likely to seriously impact the price in the results - or the tender offer would be a complete waste of time given the timetable. My guess is that the results will be pretty much as expected, but that's just my opinion.

In other words if the results were negative and the price tanked noone would take up the tender offer, whereas if positive and the price spiked the tender offer would be expensive for the company, so neutral results seem most likely to me.

bountyhunter
10/3/2024
16:01
The question here is, how risky is
it holding into 19th march full
results.
If they cut the dividends, how
badly will the shares react.
If they hold the dividends will
the shares rise.
Is it best to sitout until after
the 19th

blue square
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