We have discontinued our coverage of Ocean Yield following KKR’s successful acquisition of 94% of Ocean Yield’s outstanding shares in the voluntary offer. KKR intends to complete a compulsory acquisition of the remaining shares in Ocean Yield. We withdrew our recommendation and target price on the stock on 13 September following the offer; our last published estimates should no longer be relied upon.
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This morning, Ocean Yield announced it has reached an agreement for KKR to launch a voluntary offer of NOK41/share. Aker ASA, holding 61.7% of the shares, has undertaken to accept the offer, and the board of directors recommends shareholders accept. The closing price on Friday was NOK32.5 and the offer price represents a 26% premium to the last close, a 38% premium to the average share price of the past six months and a 17% premium to our NOK35 SOTP (including USD50m value for the FPSO). Given D...
Ocean Yield announced this morning it has reached an agreement for KKR to launch a voluntary offer of NOK41/share. Aker, holding 61.7% of the shares, has undertaken to accept the offer, and the board of directors recommends shareholders to accept. The offer price is at a 26% premium to last close, and a 17% premium to our SOTP.
We have updated our estimates following the Q2 report and recent deal announcements. In our view, the Q2 results confirmed the case, supporting our view that its solid balance sheet should allow Ocean Yield to execute on new acquisitions, in turn building up its distribution capacity. We do not consider these estimate changes to be material, and we have not changed our BUY recommendation. We reiterate our NOK37 target price.
OCEAN YIELD (NO), a company active in the Marine Transportation industry, is favoured by a more supportive environment. The independent financial analyst theScreener has confirmed the fundamental rating of the title, which shows 2 out of 4 stars, as well as its unchanged, moderately risky market behaviour. The title leverages a more favourable environment and raises its general evaluation to Slightly Positive. As of the analysis date June 8, 2021, the closing price was NOK 30.00 and its potentia...
We have worked with KLP and other partners in the Green Shipping Programme to assess the risk for financial stakeholders in various shipping technologies within the VLCC, Capesize and 10k TEU container segments. We find: 1) relative attractiveness of short-dated assets with scrubbers; 2) high uncertainty among newbuild alternatives in an uncertain regulatory environment; 3) that current IMO targets seem within reach in our base case; and 4) that further tightening of regulations is needed to ali...
We reiterate our BUY, but have lifted our target price to NOK36 (31), as we see increasing dividends into 2022e. The legacy portfolio is managed, and we believe the FPSO could be viewed as an option on a continued oil price recovery, with limited downside risk attached. Q1 run-rate orders in the container shipping space represented 30% of the fleet, which should see new transactions emerge over the next few quarters, further strengthening the distribution capacity.
Two customers declared purchase options at end-March, and Ocean Yield has announced full (NOK250m) repayment of the OCY04 bond. We continue to believe the company is in a healthy financial position, with significant ‘firepower’ for new vessel acquisitions. With a Q1e EBITDA of USD46m, we are 3% below consensus. We reiterate our BUY but have lifted our target price to NOK31 (29).
DNB’s 14th annual Energy & Shipping Conference culminated in yesterday’s shipping day. The main theme was decarbonisation of shipping, and its market impact today. Attendees included representatives from IMO and Trafigura, along with several shipping companies taking action towards ambitious decarbonisation targets. Also, the crude tanker and LPG panels both proved rather optimistic despite recent market lows.
We have made only minimal changes to our estimates following the Q4 results, among which, we have edged up our 2021–2022e EBITDA by 1% on our lower cost assumptions. Q4 marked the second quarter with an increase in the dividend, and we believe the financial and operating platforms will allow for further increases. We reiterate our BUY, and have lifted our target price to NOK29 (28) on our slightly higher payout estimates.
We expect Ocean Yield to report Q4 EBITDA of USD46m (results due after market close on 15 February). 2020 was a transformative year, with the company further reducing its exposure to the oil service sector. We reiterate our BUY and NOK28 target price.
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