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HBR Harbour Energy Plc

247.40
4.30 (1.77%)
24 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Harbour Energy Plc LSE:HBR London Ordinary Share GB00BMBVGQ36 ORD 0.002P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.30 1.77% 247.40 245.90 246.30 247.40 244.80 246.10 281,369 12:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/11/2021
12:11
The low sideways share price movement here, suggests to me this is being held low for a merger or takeover bid to come in. Grossly undervalued at the current price.
breakconvention
09/11/2021
10:18
Looking at the data, the HBR operated fields seem to be doing OK/steady. It seems to be the non-operated fields that have been hurting.

siggy

sigma3333
09/11/2021
09:22
The difference will be partly made up of their overseas production.but in the presentation the financial director suggested they should be close to 100.000 boepd gas production of the just over 210.000 boepd projected for the rest of 2021. Yes, That needs a fair wind as you say. If they get that they will be over £8 million cash flow/day.
bomfin
09/11/2021
09:11
In the same presentation they said they had 159,000 boe/day in July and 185,000 boepd in August.
bomfin
09/11/2021
09:01
Thanks for the research siggy. In their first half presentation they said they were back at 200,000 boepd in September with infill and development drilling ongoing.
bomfin
09/11/2021
08:47
bomfin
I may have got some of the field equity interests slightly off, but I think you can see no major recoveries to end August. This is UK data only, so international would lift numbers

HBR Net production Kboe/d

Prices should help

Oil Associated Gas Dry Gas Total MBOE/D
Jan-21 105 81 6 192
Feb-21 99 78 5 182
Mar-21 107 77 8 192
Apr-21 93 68 2 163
May-21 83 54 2 139
Jun-21 58 20 7 85
Jul-21 83 44 14 141
Aug-21 96 63 5 164

Suggest peeps do their own checks as I may have done the sums wrong.

Problem HBR have is there are so many moving parts to the portfolio. A win here is offset by a loss there (PK said something similar). The trick is to be able to get reliable "net" predictions together that allow for breakages rather than assuming everything goes to plan.

siggy

sigma3333
09/11/2021
06:28
IIRC PMO bought out Chrysaor's SOLAN equity long ago (c. 10 years perhaps, way before the Shell deal). or maybe I'm thinking of "flowserve"..?? But as you say Solan has been a bottomless pit for cash - good money always going after bad..

I won't touch PMO again, or HBR as it now is .. but I remain interested in how it will eventually pan out.

steve73
09/11/2021
05:00
On the link posted about production figures. I think that would take a week for me to load it. So none the wiser although I know there is development drilling on Buzzard and I doubt it will effect mid to tail end production much at Buzzard. A very solid asset with a lengthy production history. As for Solan. It is duff. It has been duff since pretty much the beginning. Premier threw money down a hole there. All part of the reason they had to sell out very cheap to Chrysaor. All in the price many moons ago.
bomfin
08/11/2021
20:45
£1 billion cash flow possible 2nd half if their September production guidance comes in. £400 million capex 2nd half out of that but if that comes in then the underlying strength of the business will merit a rerate imho and dyor.
bomfin
08/11/2021
17:53
unfortunately, Shell took the opportunity to bin folk they did not want with the asset sale to Chrysaor.........explains a lot imho
sigma3333
08/11/2021
17:20
Thank you, llef.

I fear siggy will be proven right. I, too, am expecting a lack-lustre disappointing announcement.

dandigirl
08/11/2021
09:06
some negative news re tolmount here...harbour downplaying its importance.

hxxps://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/362427/tolmount-oil-gas-releases/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Energy%20Voice%20-%20Daily%20Newsletter%202021-11-08&utm_term=Energy%20Voice%20-%20Newsletter

llef
06/11/2021
18:48
looking at production for July & August for HBR fields, I expect lots of excuses again from Linda from Q3 update

SOLAN sick
BUZZARD volumes from the development only 3 K/d in August net HBR
More TARS in July & August

hxxps://data-ogauthority.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/oga-field-production-pprs-wgs84/explore?location=56.143900%2C-0.567550%2C6.04&showTable=true

time to slash headcount as clearly trying to be another Shell or BP ain't working

siggy

sigma3333
06/11/2021
09:15
Shouldn't these guys be making a lot of money at the moment?
heialex1
05/11/2021
11:44
Good luck Andypop
bomfin
04/11/2021
22:35
Bommy,
What's so funny?

andypop1
04/11/2021
09:12
Just sold.
Good luck.

andypop1
04/11/2021
09:05
When is Tolmount expected to be producing, must have been a bigger job to rectify, anyone any insight ..?
dd776
03/11/2021
12:27
Little bit of confidence
spacedust
03/11/2021
11:11
Nice £50k director buy just announced.
breakconvention
02/11/2021
21:51
Thank you AP1
Rgds Sft

surfit
02/11/2021
21:37
Bommy,
I will take some time out to research the business over the weekend, thanks for the valued advise!

Good luck.

andypop1
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