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Onlylongterm916 Apr '24 - 07:28 - 4626 of 4627
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Yahoo Finance, 15 April 2024
“Is a comeback on the cards for this FTSE 250 stock?”
Harbour Energy (LSE:HBR) is a FTSE 250 stock that looks set to re-join the FTSE 100 in 2024. Not because of exceptional growth in its share price but due to an impending deal that’s likely to transform the scale of its operations.
Although the transaction is still subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, both are expected to be forthcoming.
The largest energy producer in the North Sea has agreed to acquire the upstream assets of Wintershall Dea. The transaction will be funded through a combination of cash (£1.7bn), the issue of new shares (£3.3bn), and the taking on of debt (£3.9bn). Excluding the loan notes, the company is valued at £5bn.
Add this to Harbour Energy’s current market cap of £2.2bn and it should be enough to see it return to the premier league of listed companies. The company was previously relegated from the index in December 2022.
Under the proposed terms, the current owners of Wintershall will receive 921m new shares, bringing the total post-transaction number in issue to approximately 1.69bn. The share price should then be 426p — a premium of approximately 48% to its current value.
The deal is expected to increase Harbour Energy’s annual production by 2.5 times and improve its margin. Post-merger reserves should nearly quadruple.
Bensi - the filter button is ready made for Rookie and Jeff.
I actually forgot they existed until you mentioned them !
Nothing sad about my life son having a whale of a time.
Your the one that said when I've sold out I will post my trades.
Your another muppet dont really like calling you out but 4 years on who the fxck are you kidding.
Back to you 😂
Just seen our old friend, the matched pair of trades have shown up late on the trades list
2 x 3.492m @ 293.40
Shorts closing or Senor Slim still adding to his collection?
Oh sorry jefff, I diddnt realise I had to post all my trades to you on here. Unlike you being on holiday sat on here posting all day I have buisness’s to run.
And I’ve always been open about loss’s and successful trades and overall I am very much in the red.
Now back to your sad little life pal.
Says the troll.😂
I think everyone should trade the swings Rookie but you seem to have a habit of buying at the top and fear mongering at the bottom
You said when you sold out you would post your trades
Back to you 😂
Rookie1 you waste of space. I seem to see you posting nonsense every time I come on here.
Can someone please ban this guy.
The amount of crap I hear from these people is just unbelievable. Zero added value, zero data and zero contribution to a reasonable discussion.
Please ban this guy
Decent day when you consider the wider market.
No news which is great at this stage and gas now 78p so moving in the right direction…
I still have an £80k loss jackabe/jefff what is it you’re struggling to understand? Should I just sit on that loss and not trade the swings if I can ?
Of course you have Rookie 😂what happened to the 80k loss and back in at the 315s 😂
Yeilds on the move $ up risk factor score to the mkt now in the extremes
Need Israel to keep the circus going ;-)
Buy order set at 285 after selling at 296 last Friday DBNO. Even that might be a bit eager
Now great to see the recent consecutive director Buy-Ins here:
"Harbour announces that Louise Hough, Independent Non-Executive Director, has purchased 6,800 ordinary shares in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at an average price of 288.9 pence per Ordinary Share."
Many said 5%+ rise in oil price today after the weekend Iran attacks. but that didn't happen.
5% ramp today.....
Let's see what's been left out of the amature analyst
Climate act which is law
UN WEF agenda 2030 2050 more laws
Court ruling against shell making the liable for end user emissions still under appeal
Brics and the war on the $
You could fill a library with what's been missed out.
Pays for a free service that is based wholly on censorship and nonsense is a badge of stupidity not intelligence.
Paid to post is about the only genuine observation in the post.
So how much do you lot get paid per post 😂
More new accounts encouraging others to use the filter button and a badge to boot 😂
What you read is sometimes what you want to read…..I thought I was being bullish…as always, imho and DYOR
Can’t make my mind up if that’s meant to be a ramp or not but your certainly not selling it either way!😂
Energy windfall tax extended to 2029
Labour threats to increase this
Shell comments about moving listing to NY
BP being looked at as a takeover target
London losing its appeal to investors - lower valuations
If Harbour wanted to leverage some change to the levy…what better way than threaten to take a big part of their business elsewhere and pay tax to someone else
Relationship between British Government and N sea oil and gas companies is dire.
Labour plans to stop issuing new licenses
The only reason why I think it would be a dual listing is that I am pretty sure EU rules would interfere in taking everything to NY
On a more generic point….I have filtered out a few commentators on this board….I just don’ t understand why anyone would be on this board if they view Harbour is a bad investment…if I was them….I would sell up, take the losses and find a share they believe in. I suspect they are paid posters….
All in my own opinion….Do Your own research….it could happen but who knows!
What makes you think that Collingham?
As posted before……once merger is completed….we will see harbour dual list. European business will stay in London….the rest will go to NY. If they could move it all to NY….they will. AIMO DYOR
Https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/possible-bp-bid-highlights-london-sale-scenario-2024-04-12/
Israel's Netanyahu says defences are 'ready' as Iran attacks https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-68810053
Hind head. I bought half back at 2.82 (those I sold at 88p) due to fomo. Glad I did now. So if it goes to £3.40 at least holding half. The other half will look to average down buying on drops