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Hunting

April 2023

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Oil services firm Hunting released full year results marginally ahead of the upwardly revised forecasts with EBITDA of US$52m (guidance: US$50m) on revenue of US$726m (2% ahead). Net loss was US$3.1m, down from US$89.7m last year. Results were strong across all divisions, with the company benefiting from the uptick in oil & gas activity, while importantly the order book of US$473m stretched into 2025. Excitingly, a new strategy has been unveiled targeting EBITDA margins of 15% (versus FY’23 forecast margins of 10%) by 2030 with a minimum 10% annual growth and a particular focus on the energy transition segment, where it’s targeting US$100m sales by the end of the decade. The shares have been weak in volatile ...

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Hunting - Record order book driving shares to highs (May 2024)

Hunting (March 2024)

Hunting - Explosive demand and a soon-to-be prospective PE of 9.0 (December 2023)

Hunting (September 2023)

Hunting (July 2023)

Hunting - Raises 2023 market expectations (February 2023)

Hunting (December 2022)

Hunting - Oilfield services firm benefits from US resurgence; order book doubles (November 2022)

Hunting - Oil rally boosts shares (November 2016)

Hunting (December 2015)

Hunting - Shares hit by large downgrade (November 2015)

Hunting (June 2015)

Hunting - Poor gas prices hurt demand (November 2013)

Hunting (May 2013)

Hunting - Pretax profit up 153% (November 2012)

Hunting - Oil rig activity still buoyant (June 2012)

Hunting (April 2012)

Hunting - Supplier of down-hole products for oil wells seeing explosion in demand (March 2012)

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Hunting

April 2023

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