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for what it's worth i still don't think we are going to get found guilty. and the shorts are shorting hole sector as they believe Russia and Saudi are going to break away from opec and turn the taps on. this week into next will be interesting USA are on the start of July hols . and this year is the biggest on record of people traveling A record-setting 46.9 million Americans are expected to hit the roads, rails and sky for the Fourth of July holiday on average they will use $100 dollars in there tanks not forgetting other means of travel using oil.and i am talking millions of tanks that's a lot of oil being used this will only lesson supply i would of thought

there is no need to even reply to most of these posts. as they are just bull **** if you believe in your investment then sit back and be patient ignore the naysayers ignore the one's that reckon they catch every low and high. play your own game and you will be rewarded in time. and watch all the the above mentioned moan when they miss the golden goose i am not saying buy ukog shares! but remember the big guns don't like retail investor earning money they like taking it of you and will try everything to make you part with you cheap share's. just my opinion not buy advise

things may be getting interesting vedanta has been offered a buyout. is this a year of buyouts if so i would think pfc is on the radar. you may think sfo may put them of but vedanta have plenty of bad stuff going on ie pollution issues ethical investment issues the big investors not wanting to invest in company's with human wrights issues. so sfo stuff not to bad

so blue i take it you have a long position in oil

interim results out can someone break them down for us thanks in advance

LSE:PFC Discounted Cash Flow Data Sources
Data Point Source Value
Valuation Model 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity
Levered Free Cash Flow Average of 18 Analyst Estimates (S&P Global) See below
Discount Rate (Cost of Equity) See below 8.3%
Perpetual Growth Rate 10-Year GB Government Bond Rate 1.4%
An important part of a discounted cash flow is the discount rate, below we explain how it has been calculated.

Calculation of Discount Rate/ Cost of Equity for LSE:PFC
Data Point Calculation/ Source Result
Risk-Free Rate 10-Year GB Govt Bond Rate 1.4%
Equity Risk Premium S&P Global 8.6%
Energy Services Unlevered Beta Simply Wall St/ S&P Global 0.36
Re-levered Beta = Unlevered beta (1 + (1- tax rate) (Debt/Equity))
= 0.363 (1 + (1- 20%) (83.88%)) 0.607
Levered Beta Levered Beta limited to 0.8 to 2.0
(practical range for a stable firm) 0.8
Discount Rate/ Cost of Equity = Cost of Equity = Risk Free Rate + (Levered Beta * Equity Risk Premium)
= 1.4% + (0.8 * 8.6%) 8.28%
Discounted Cash Flow Calculation for LSE:PFC using 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity Model

The calculations below outline how an intrinsic value for Petrofac is arrived at by discounting future cash flows to their present value using the 2 stage method. We use analyst's estimates of cash flows going forward 5 years for the 1st stage, the 2nd stage assumes the company grows at a stable rate into perpetuity.

LSE:PFC DCF 1st Stage: Next 5 year cash flow forecast
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Levered FCF (USD, Millions) 4.33 320.49 298.88 181.00 385.00
Source Analyst x4 Analyst x7 Analyst x5 Analyst x1 Analyst x1
Present Value
Discounted (@ 8.28%) 3.99 273.35 235.43 131.67 258.66
Present value of next 5 years cash flows $903
LSE:PFC DCF 2nd Stage: Terminal Value
Calculation Result
Terminal Value = FCF2022 × (1 + g) ÷ (Discount Rate – g)
= $385 × (1 + 1.4%) ÷ (8.28% – 1.4%) $5,672
Present Value of Terminal Value = Terminal Value ÷ (1 + r)5
= $5,672 ÷ (1 + 8.28%)5 $3,811
LSE:PFC Total Equity Value
Calculation Result
Total Equity Value = Present value of next 5 years cash flows + Terminal Value
= $903 + $3,811 $4,714
Equity Value per Share
(USD) = Total value / Shares Outstanding
= $4,714 / 340 $13.88
LSE:PFC Discount to Share Price
Calculation Result
Exchange Rate USD/GBP
(Reporting currency to currency of LSE:PFC) 0.754
Value per Share
(GBP) = Value per Share in USD x Exchange Rate (USD/GBP)
= $13.88 x 0.754 £10.46
Value per share (GBP) From above. £10.46
Current discount Discount to share price of £5.62
= -1 x (£5.62 - £10.46) / £10.46 46.2%

CURRENT DISCOUNT
Intrinsic value 46% Share price is £5.62 vs Future cash flow value of £10.46
CURRENT DISCOUNT CHECKS

bluelight you made it on google search with your sick of this dog comment that should keep share price down for a bit who says boards don't make a difference. trading update seems ok tho

sorry guys using phone to post so got wrong board me and phones never a good mix. anyway pfc going cheap? well no contracts for a while big ones. opec very vague on output so no one really now's what stance to take so the hole sector is up in the air at mo. trump trying to cause global meltdown feels like a good time to find a safe haven and wait for trump to get caught with he's secretary or curb crawling. either way i am sure some of he's pals are getting rich with he's antics

Wrong board shoot me

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June 20 (Reuters) – The following are changes in oil output limits by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, dating from efforts in the late 1990s to prop up prices. The last change occurred in November 2016, when OPEC and 10 non-OPEC countries agreed to cut output by a combined 1.8 million barrels per day from Jan. 1, 2017. OPEC's share of the cut is about 1.2 million bpd and two members, Nigeria and Libya, were exempted. OPEC and its allies meet on June 22-23 in Vienna and will discuss whether to ease the supply cut. ... Volumes are in millions of barrels per day. Venue agreed Adjustment Volume April 1998 Riyadh -1.355 25.95 July 1998 Amsterdam/Vienna -1.255 24.69 April 1999 The Hague/Vienna -1.716 22.97 April 2000 Vienna +1.716 24.69 July 2000 Vienna +0.708 25.40 October 2000 Vienna +0.800 26.20 November 2000 Vienna +0.500 26.70 February 2001 Vienna -1.500 25.20 April 2001 Vienna -1.000 24.20 September 2001 by phone -1.000 23.20 January 2002 Cairo -1.500 21.70 January 2003 Vienna +1.300 23.00 February 2003 Vienna +1.500 24.50 June 2003 Vienna +0.900 25.40 November 2003 Vienna -0.900 24.50 April 2004 Algiers -1.000 23.50 July 2004 Beirut +2.000 25.50 August 2004 Beirut +0.500 26.00 November 2004 Vienna +1.000 27.00 March 2005 Isfahan +0.500 27.50 July 2005 Vienna +0.500 28.00 November 2006 Doha -1.200 26.30^ February 2007 Abuja -0.500 25.80^ November 2007 Vienna +0.500 27.25~ September 2008 Vienna -0.520 28.80** October 2008 Vienna -1.500 27.30 December 2008 Oran -2.200 24.84 December 2011 Vienna 30.00*** December 2015 Vienna limit scrapped September 2016 Algiers 32.5-33.0 proposed November 2016 Vienna 1.2 29.804 for OPEC 11**** June 2017 Vienna n/a 29.982 for OPEC 12^^ benchmark for OPEC 10 output - all the then members except Iraq - as basis for Riyadh cuts. ^ OPEC production target implied by actual supply, not official ceiling. ~ Angola and Ecuador joined OPEC in 2007 and became included in the output ceiling as of January 2008, bringing the production ceiling to 29.67 million bpd. ** Then OPEC President Chakib Khelil said the group was cutting 520,000 bpd over the coming 40 days from actual production, as opposed to the notional target. The ceiling of 28.8 million bpd was adjusted to reflect Indo

monday will be the fireworks day if opec got any back bone and don't raise output. but truth be known it's more like if Saudi and Russia don't want to raise it or put less bpd back into supply then oil will probably go back to $80 and we should see pfc at 600p again

yes pfc will go up and may even break from oil strangle hold.this is all part of the game get retail investors in at higher prices then flush out the week hands. trade war may produce higher oil prices as tariff's on US oil exports may slow production down. anyway lets not forget we could get a nice rns or sfo news plus i am not convinced the Saudi and Russia will raise output. none the less this will be used to get oil lower up till 22nd 23rd then we will know which means pfc could become a very good entry point just my thoughts.

ifonly i think your mistake was coming to the pfc party to late and you was given two bites at the cheery. and if you have used most of your equity at high prices you could be deeper in negative on or after 22nd opec meeting which could offer a buying opportunity. that's why it pays not to put all your chips on the table which it sounds like you have.

don't worry complete selloff oil gone bearish ahead of opec meeting. but we all new oil sector companies were being propped up by high oil prices so no surprise there the good news is you might get pfc for 500-520p before output news don't forget meeting is 22nd-23rd. if no output rise oil goes bullish again shorts start closing and of to the races we go.but if output rises well you get the message not all bad tho there is only two country's that want to raise output .the down side is they are the only two that can out of all opec members but it seems they could have a fight on there hands getting the rest to agree or they might just tell opec to jog on and go it alone. so some choppy waters ahead

derampers don't take a stock down the institutions do. it's simple this held at 1.5p for a while. this rise today was just were it should stayed. but it was took down lower so the penny stock manipulators could get it cheap because they have flashed out all weak hand sellers so they changed tack and used there vast amounts of money to drag it down instead. so no real reason to be happy unless you loaded up at 1p

ok sp is not great at moment but i would pay 5p just to have Leo backing my investment : AGE 55 CEO BIO Mr. Leo Willem Koot serves as Managing Partner of MENA Gulf Investments. Mr. Koot serves as Chief Executive Officer of Columbus Energy Resources plc. He served as Chief Executive Officer of Energy Development Partners Limited. He was responsible for the drilling operations and jacket installation of a number of gas platforms, he introduced simultaneous drilling and production operations which resulted in significant added asset value. He is the President of Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA). He is a petroleum engineer and has experience in well engineering, production technology, contract engineering, project management and asset management. He has been involved in multiple successful business start-ups of scale including EDP Ltd, TAQA Bratani (UK) Ltd and TAQA Iraq BV. Mr. Koot has over 28 years' experience in the Energy sector and Mr. Koot has spent 19 years in the oil industry. He started his career with Shell in the UK Southern North Sea. He thereafter managed Shell's operations in Namibia, including the Kudu-4 exploration well. During his last assignment for Shell, in the Far East, he led the project team responsible for the discovery and tie-back of a satellite gas field, setting a record by bringing a field on stream within one year. He served as Managing Director of TAQA Iraq BV at Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC. In 2001, he joined Well Dynamics. By showing the client how Smart Wells can optimize production he helped deliver material additional asset value. He served as Managing Director of TAQA Bratani Limited until January 11, 2013. Mr. Koot was overall responsible for the Well Dynamics Smart Well portfolio in Europe, FSU and the Middle East. He has been Executive Chairman at Columbus Energy Resources plc since May 10, 2017. He serves as a Director of Avanti Energy & Real Estate B.V. and Avanti Energy FZ LLC. He has been Senior Independent Non-Executive Director of Sterling Energy plc since January 20, 2017 and it Independent Non-Executive Director since January 19, 2017. He served as a Director of TAQA Bratani LNS Limited and The UK Oil and Gas Industry Association Limited. He holds a Masters Degree in Petroleum Engineering from Delft University and a business degree from Harvard Business School.

lets face avn is now just a gamble so do you take a lower cash out price or do you keep your bet for the second half? teams are FC AVN V FC INSOLVENCY. score 0-1. three months left of second half. cash out is so crap that i have decided to stay for second half. will keep you updated as scores come in enjoy the game. we have all paid for front row seat

U.S. request angers OPEC. The U.S. reportedly asked Saudi Arabia for higher oil production to offset Iranian outages, a request that was made before the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal. The apparent sudden shift in the Saudi position shortly after the conversation has angered a lot of OPEC members. �It�s crazy and astonishing to see instruction coming from Washington to Saudi to act and replace a shortfall of Iran�s export due to their Illegal sanction on Iran and Venezuela,� Iran�s OPEC governor, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, told Reuters. �OPEC will not accept such a humiliation. How arrogant and ignorant one could be (to) underestimate the history of 60 years� cooperation among competitors,� he said. The comments raise the possibility of a contentious meeting in Vienna. Venezuela wrote to OPEC members, issuing a call to denounce U.S. sanctions.