Nice read, |
Looks like a really great “Trading and Operations Update” once again here today from good old HBR team, hopefully it will all get reflected in the share price going forward! |
Trading up date out . Only includes one months trading of acquisition .Debt 4.7 billion dollars .Expected free cashflow next year 1.1 billion .So a good long term bet when debt reduces and divs increase further . |
I don't know about future gains but as an income investor with little interest in flucutating share prices, the trailing yield is about 7.3% which is pretty attractive to me, enhanced by the prospect of rising divis. So I too am happy to continue holding in my diversified income port. |
The upside here is tremendous. Happy to hold patiently |
Good figures from shell with gas offsetting lower refining margins Bodes well for next update ? |
So the 29% capital allowance has been replaced by 100% ,seems that HBR will at least be able to sell its NS assets which require more investment for more. |
If you are a non US citizen, holding US equities, you need to make sure you have a W-8BEN, declared with your broker, really easy to do and stops you getting taxed in the US. |
Thank you for the link hopeful ! |
Not sure if this answers your question |
If this lists in US can you still hold in an isa ?? |
Iran now being attacked, expect big mark up Monday |
A question on the recent $1.6B notes issued by Harbour to settle the $1.5B bridging loan.
Wasn't it expected at the time of the deal that Harbour would be receiving all The earnings from last year onwards in the combined group and that earnings would roughly cover the bridging loan or am I mistaken? |
HBR - Let’s also continue to look at rising O&G prices, particularly UK and European Gas prices!
And HBR undoubtedly looking extremely cheap here with Brent, UK and European Gas prices all continuing on a tear with UK Gas prices currently still trading at an amazing 100+ pence per therm while European Gas prices are also trading at another amazing 40+ EUR/MWh, so all looking great for the 60/40 split newly diversified much expanded HBR (60% Gas - 40% Oil, post a very successful and astute Wintershall Dea M&A) and with Brent now also rapidly on the rise again today! |
Yes a very sensible move,the sentiment around the north sea now is not favourable for any meaningful investment.Harbour can easy invest elsewhere and into growing markets,for example i would not mind them investing or teaming up with Petro Matd ( LON:MATD) as they are literally about to start production tomorrow and they have some very interesting blocks in the Tamsag Basin.Harbour could make some steady gains in that type of investment and the regulatory enviroment there is very positive.
Happy days
wskill 24 Oct '24 - 08:10 - 5015 of 5016
Well done to management I say why spend any cash developing north sea oil and gas when they can make much more anywhere else in the world
Lets get back to a sensible valuation |
Agree as well! |
Agreed good move |
Well done to management I say why spend any cash developing north sea oil and gas when they can make much more anywhere else in the world .
Lets get back to a sensible valuation |
Sbbx1 is back. 700p incoming again. Give it up son. |
Nice move - time to vote with feet. |
Add to this the Trump election fiasco. Watch Ireland capitalize on this. I don't see any French or German delegations in the US. Too smart More hi tech/pharma jobs for Europe. |
Cannot see Labour lasting a full term, absolute idiots the lot of them. |
Nice to see more UK and Scottish jobs heading stateside. Tough luck boys.....thank ED and crew. You voted for them. |
I assume this article is the reason for the price pop towards the bell. |
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