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HTG Hunting Plc

359.00
5.00 (1.41%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Hunting Plc HTG London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
5.00 1.41% 359.00 16:35:12
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
351.00 349.00 361.00 359.00 354.00
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Industry Sector
OIL EQUIPMENT SERVICES & DISTRIBUTION

Hunting HTG Dividends History

Announcement Date Type Currency Dividend Amount Ex Date Record Date Payment Date
24/08/2023InterimGBP0.0408105/10/202306/10/202327/10/2023
02/03/2023FinalGBP0.03607820/04/202321/04/202312/05/2023
25/08/2022InterimGBP0.04030806/10/202207/10/202228/10/2022
03/03/2022FinalGBP0.03177121/04/202222/04/202213/05/2022
InterimGBP0.02930607/10/202108/10/202129/10/2021
04/03/2021FinalGBP0.0287622/04/202123/04/202114/05/2021
27/08/2020InterimGBP0.01550601/10/202002/10/202023/10/2020
27/02/2020InterimGBP0.0240616/04/202017/04/202015/05/2020
29/08/2019InterimGBP0.04076603/10/201904/10/201923/10/2019
InterimGBP0.04076602/10/201904/10/201923/10/2019

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Posted at 06/3/2024 16:55 by stevieweebie2
shocking.
HTG and Nat Gas make good bedfellows.
Posted at 06/3/2024 12:53 by edmonda
"Guidance beaten in FY23 and unchanged for FY24" - report available from Equity Development:

Hunting delivered EBITDA of US$103m, ahead of revised guidance and the inferred year-end expectation, representing a 98% y-o-y uplift (and 11.1% margin, +380bp). Significant contract awards boosted Subsea and OCTG activities in particular, but top line progress was also accompanied by good cost control to deliver the full year outturn. A record year-end order book position leaves the company well-placed to deliver further progress in FY24, where guidance is unchanged.

At the headline level, Hunting delivered group revenue growth of 28% and margin progress (ie gross +90bp to 24.5% and EBITDA +390bp to 11.1%), feeding into a fivefold increase in pre-tax profit with EPS up over four times in FY23. The full year dividend rose by 11% to 10c per share, covered twice by earnings.

Against our selected peer group average, Hunting’s P/E and EV/EBITDA multiples sit on discounts of 25-30% and 20-25% respectively. Taking a simple average of our P/E and DCF based analyses generates an unchanged fair value per share of 407p.
Posted at 19/2/2024 20:04 by tole
https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/aston-martin-gulf-marine-and-hunting/Hunting (LON:HTG) – I See The Shares Touching 360p In 2024Another one of my favourite companies will be announcing its Final Results at the end of this month.On Thursday 29th February, the oil, gas and energy sector tools and equipment supplier is expected to put out some very good end 2023 figures.In early January the near £500m capitalised group gave a positive guidance to the market on its last year and its current year outlook.Analyst Daniel Slater at Zeus Capital now looks for revenues last year of $926.31m ($725.8m), with adjusted pre-tax profits rising impressively from $10.2m to $56.7m, lifting earnings to 25.9c (5.8c) and covering a dividend of 11.0c (9.0c) per share.For the current year he has $1.11bn revenues, $85.0m profits, 38.9c earnings and a 13.0c dividend.Slater has an estimated 390p per share valuation out on the group's shares, which closed on Friday night at 303.50p, upon the end-February announcement I would expect the analyst to upgrade his estimates for the next couple of years.In all the time that I have been following the company, I have never lost faith in the ability of its Management to cope with the global pressures within its operating sectors.I consider that the group's shares are very capable of further price climbing and suggest that they are a very Strong Hold, I still see at least 360p in due course.
Posted at 12/1/2024 13:10 by dope007
Ridiculous if thats the case 2 days after HTG updated
Posted at 02/10/2023 15:37 by dope007
Added with some dividend money that went in today from elsewhere. Have another one due in a few days so may add again if still getting trashed in our marvelous UK mkt
Posted at 24/9/2023 13:15 by aishah
Changes took effect on Monday 18th. HTG not in the list of promoted companies


However, it's materially undervalued and the Re-rating has a long way to go imo.
Fcst PEGs 2023 of 0.26 followed by 0.42
Posted at 21/9/2023 15:45 by gswredland
HTG going for it now. 325+ here we come...
Posted at 15/9/2023 19:53 by valuehurts
What I don't want is a 15 percent withholding on my dividend just for the sake of being in the US. Over time the UK listing will reflect the business value just as well as it would on a US exchange. We could see a bear market in US stocks also like we did 2000 to 2009. The UK in that time performed a lot better with our banks, EM and commodity exposure.
Posted at 24/8/2023 13:57 by stupmy
Sorry, that was meant for the HBR board. I have a similar sentiment on HTG but haven't started to enter positions yet.
Posted at 05/6/2023 17:54 by boystown
From Master Investor

Hunting (LON:HTG) – Rising Order Books

Last Tuesday morning saw the announcement by this group of a new major contract combined with fresh 2023 full year guidance for investors.
It secured a record $91m Oil Country Tubular Goods three-year contract with Cairn Oil and Gas, in India, covering some 100 wells for that company’s operations in Rajasthan.
With this order, Hunting’s sales order book now is some $575m, which represents a material increase since the year-end.
Based on the timing of the first deliveries of that order, the group’s management now believes that the 2023 full year EBITDA will be in the range of $92-$94m, which represents a further increase to the guidance issued at its 2022 full year results in March 2023.
Hunting provides tools and components for oil and gas and energy industries.
The company operates through Hunting Titan, North America, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific segments.
The Hunting Titan segment manufactures and distributes integrated and conventional gun systems and hardware related products. This segment also offers H-2 and H-3 gun systems, controlfire switches, powerset charges, EQUAfrac shaped charges, and T-Set tools.
The North America segment offers subsea equipment, intervention tools, electronics and deep hole drilling and precision machining services, as well as connections and oil country tubular goods.
The Europe, Middle East and Africa segment supplies threading, legacy pipe storage and related accessories.
The Asia Pacific segment manufactures connections, accessories, and intervention equipment. 
CEO Jim Johnson stated that:
“Hunting’;s successful run of significant OCTG and Subsea orders since H2 2022 demonstrates that our technology and global footprint is well positioned to deliver significant growth in the medium term.
US market activity remains stable and with the orders received for China, Guyana, Brazil and now India, Hunting continues to see a strong growth profile given our standing and recognition with major energy companies, coupled with the strong international market sentiment being reported in many regions.”
Following the group’s latest guidance to the market, analyst Daniel Slater at Zeus Capital has substantially upgraded his current year and his 2024 estimates.
For the year to end December Slater now goes for $861.7m of sales against his old estimate of $815.9m, for its adjusted pre-tax profits he lifted it 25% to $51.9m, and similarly 25% better for earnings to 26.1c, easily covering a 10c per share dividend.
For the coming year his figures are progressed 6% on sales to $991.9m, profits 12% better at $61.0m, lifting earnings 12% to 27.9c and covering a maintained 10c dividend.
To come in line with others in its sector Slater puts an immediate value of 285p on the group’s shares, however he states that:
“In our view, Hunting’s level of intellectual property, business position and positive momentum should justify a premium to this level. Using 7.0x our 2024 forecast would imply a valuation of around 355p, which we think is fully achievable given the ongoing momentum in the business.”
The £365m group’s shares, which were up to 343p in mid-January this year, were down to 201p just before this week’s news.
The closed at 219p on Friday night, which in my view offers an excellent buying opportunity.
They are on their way back upwards again.

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