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Hunting - Another hitting highs as forecasts beaten

June 2024

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  • Epic Code:
  • HTG
  • Price:
  • 380p
A New Year NAP at 257p, the shares burst to 380p and are locked in an upward trend after Hunting disclosed Q1 trading marginally ahead of expectations with EBITDA of c. US$28.9m (Q1 ‘23: US$22.4m). Sales order book remains healthy at US$544m (Q1 ‘23: US$492m) with the tender pipeline for new orders remaining buoyant. The OCTG and Subsea divisions were ahead of management’s expectations with offshore international particularly strong, offset by a slower Q1 for perforating systems. Full year guidance remains unchanged with EBITDA of US$125m-US$135m and EBITDA margin of 12-13%. I sense more big gains given the strong outlook; I am a buyer. ...

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