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HBR Harbour Energy Plc

227.10
-2.40 (-1.05%)
01 Dec 2023 - 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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.40 -1.05% 227.10 2,126,184 16:35:14
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
225.80 226.20 231.70 219.10 231.70
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs USD 5.39B USD 8.2M USD 0.0099 228.28 1.87B
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:28:18 O 12,000 224.188 GBX

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Posted at 03/12/2023 08:20 by Harbour Energy Daily Update
Harbour Energy Plc is listed in the Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HBR. The last closing price for Harbour Energy was 229.50p.
Harbour Energy currently has 828,700,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Harbour Energy is £1,872,862,000.
Harbour Energy has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 228.28.
This morning HBR shares opened at 231.70p
Posted at 20/10/2023 12:20 by ashkv
Given the silence with HBR I am conjecturing some manner of deal discussions are in progress vis-à-vis HBR?

In 2022 HBR Trading Update was in the first week of November but so far no date for a similar update on the HBR website's financial calendar.

Also Share BuyBacks suspended... Is HBR a takeover target? Or going to announce an acquisition?



HBR ridiculously undervalued...

Harbour Energy Share Price : 263.0p
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week low of 217.1p on 27 June 23: 21.14%
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week High of 539p on 19 Apr 22: -51.21%
Brent : $93.50
UK Natural Gas: 121.0p
Shares Outstanding: (30 Sep 23):
GBPUSD Exchange Rate : 1.21
Market Cap GBP : £2,026,063,508
Market Cap USD : $2,451,536,845
Net Debt (as of 30 June 2023 per Half Year Results): $0
Enterprise Value USD (EV) : $2,451,536,845
HBR Average Production H1 2023 (Bpd) : 196,000
HBR Mid-Point Production Guidance 185k-195 for 2023 (Bpd) : 190,000
HBR 2022 Average Production (Bpd) : 208,000
EV/Barrel:USD H1 2023 Average Production: $12,508
EV/Barrel:USD Mid 2023 Guidance : $12,903
EV/Barrel 2022 Average Production: $11,194
(Decommissioning costs : HALF YEAR 2023 Results) : $4,291,100,000
EV (Including Decommissioning Exp) / Barrel : $35,488
Dividend USD 200mn per annum - Dividend Yield: 8.16%
2022 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(No) : 22.56%
2023 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(No) : 17.99%
EV/2P (410 million Boe) YE 2022: $5.98
Posted at 13/10/2023 10:00 by back2basics1
HBR Gas hedges will soon be expiring with current UK (and European) Gas prices trading around quadruple of where HBR’s extremely poor hedges (enforced by previous creditors) are priced today, hence looking at UK Gas and Brent prices here (HBR’s Oil hedges are also soon/timely expiring), HBR revenues can significantly grow if present prices hold (and/or even move higher!), I therefore believe that HBR shares are looking very very cheap at the moment but DYOR.
Posted at 04/10/2023 18:09 by cashisking76
Oil down, UK & European Gas prices up, and no logical reason (but usual market panic) for such a large sell off/drop here today, hence holding tight and planning to reinvest my upcoming dividends for the long run with current outlook and a significantly undervalued HBR share price but hey that’s me, please always DYOR and GL!
Posted at 04/10/2023 07:47 by husbod
They should start a further round of share buy backs whilst the share price is still at this low level.Another 12 years and I'll be a majority shareholder!The share price doesn't seem to have suffered too much since the current round of buy backs were completed which could suggest the Americans have stopped selling although it has of course coincided with an increase in the price of oil.
Posted at 27/9/2023 12:04 by luckyjoe999
Post from lse bb today:

Kokomo
Posts: 97
Price: 261.30
No Opinion
Today 13:01
RE: Read-Across Rosebank

Given that we now have $95+ Brent along with UK natural gas futures fluctuating above 100 pence per therm as winter approaches (mirroring the trends in the European benchmark), and all this with a continuously weakening £GBP versus $USD, HBR share price should be trading at significantly higher market capitalization here and it likely will eventually, especially if these commodity prices hold.
Posted at 25/8/2023 11:58 by kenmitch
Warren Buffett likes some buybacks. I.e where he thinks they will help the share price. Sometimes they do but usually it’s when buybacks are done when the share looks too cheap and when the Company can afford to spend £Billions buying back an enormous number of their shares.

E.g the likes of Apple. And in the UK, NEXT,who have spent so much on buybacks that they’ve halved the share count to the benefit of the share price AND NEXT now only have held the number of shares for their dividend payouts.

So that kind of buyback can help the share price and reward shareholders. But so many Companies can’t afford huge buybacks and go for token buybacks that don’t help the share price and are a waste of money. Unfortunately that’s the case with Harbour’s buybacks.

Ask yourself the simple question. Have Harbour’s buybacks with a higher share price, or are you like me, currently holding HBR at a loss?

Big investors prefer buybacks to dividends for tax reasons as explained in that Warren Buffett link. What bb posters on this and so many other bbs and threads don’t get is that for the average small investor, tax on dividends is NOT an issue if the shares are held in ISAs and so for us ordinary folk dividends and specials that DO reward us with REAL cash are MUCH better for us than buybacks.

A lot of Companies buying back don’t understand them either and take the advice of their advisers and big investors who, wrongly imo, assure them they are a wise thing to do.
Posted at 25/8/2023 09:47 by kenmitch
Completely agree with you anhar. Much of the posting on buybacks on this bb is nonsense. The share price is what tells us whether the share is going up or down. Should be so obvious! Unfortunately HBR share price has fallen despite the buybacks and there’s been no reward from those buybacks. I hold HBR and so far at a loss. Simple isn’t it. I paid more than the share price now, so I am losing.

Dividends HAVE reduced that loss as dividends are REAL money goimg in to my account. I have no money from buybacks.
Posted at 31/5/2023 08:14 by ashkv
Wow - crazy crazy levels for HBR...

9.12% Dividend Yield and 2023 20.12% Net Payout Yield...

[Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y for HBR) + Buybacks(Y for HBR) + Tender Offers (N for HBR)]

Harbour Energy Share Price : 218.1p
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week low of 218.08p on 31 May 23: 0.00%
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week High of 539p on 19 Apr 22: -59.54%
Brent : $73.50
UK Natural Gas: 59p
Shares Outstanding: (30 May 23 Adjusted 9.4Mn shares from prior publication of TVR on 2 May 23) 813,714,051
GBPUSD Exch Rate : 1.235
Market Cap GBP : £1,774,547,602
Market Cap USD : $2,191,566,289
Net Debt (as of 31 Mar 2023 per 10 May 23 Update): $200,000,000
Enterprise Value USD (EV) : $2,391,566,289
HBR Average Production Q1 2023 (Bpd) : 202,000
HBR Mid:Point Production Guidance 185k-200k for 2023 (Bpd) : 192,500
HBR 2022 Average Production (Bpd) : 208,000
EV/Barrel:USD Q1 2023 Average Production: $11,839
EV/Barrel:USD Mid 2023 Guidance : $12,424
EV/Barrel 2022 Average Production: $10,920
(Decommissioning costs : HALF YEAR 2022 Results) : $5,092,000,000
(Decommissioning Costs : Discounted at 10% & After Tax) : $2,000,000,000
EV And After Tax Discounted Decom Exp / Barrel : $38,876
Dividend USD 200mn per annum - Dividend Yield: 9.13%
2022 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(N) : 25.60%
2023 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(N) : 20.12%
EV/2P (410 million Boe) YE 2022: $5.83
Posted at 31/5/2023 07:23 by loganair
This is my prediction for the direction of travel of the share price rather than any actual share price.

I can see over the next 6 to 9 months HBR share price falling to say (150p), then 2 to 3 years after that rising to say (500p).
Posted at 30/5/2023 17:46 by ashkv
Harbour Energy Share Price : 227.0p
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week low of 226.7p on 30 May 23: 0.13%
HBR Current Share Price vs 52 Week High of 539p on 19 Apr 22: -57.88%
Brent : $74.00
UK Natural Gas: 59p
Shares Outstanding: (30 May 23 Adjusted 9.4Mn shares from prior publication of TVR on 2 May 23) 813,714,051
GBPUSD Exch Rate : 1.24
Market Cap GBP : £1,847,130,896
Market Cap USD : $2,290,442,311
Net Debt (as of 31 Mar 2023 per 10 May 23 Update): $200,000,000
Enterprise Value USD (EV) : $2,490,442,311
HBR Average Production Q1 2023 (Bpd) : 202,000
HBR Mid:Point Production Guidance 185k-200k for 2023 (Bpd) : 192,500
HBR 2022 Average Production (Bpd) : 208,000
EV/Barrel:USD Q1 2023 Average Production: $12,329
EV/Barrel:USD Mid 2023 Guidance : $12,937
EV/Barrel 2022 Average Production: $11,372
(Decommissioning costs : HALF YEAR 2022 Results) : $5,092,000,000
(Decommissioning Costs : Discounted at 10% & After Tax) : $2,000,000,000
EV And After Tax Discounted Decom Exp / Barrel : $39,389
Dividend USD 200mn per annum - Dividend Yield: 8.73%
2022 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(N) : 24.49%
2023 Net Payout Yield (NPY = Div(Y) + Buybacks(Y) + Tender(N) : 19.25%
Harbour Energy share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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