Our Q3 survey of the US shale universe showed limited revisions to guidance for 2024, and we still expect muted 2024 production growth of ~4–5% YOY (+8% YOY in 2023). Our survey also suggests capex down ~2% YOY, as the companies continue to guide for flat activity. Limited colour was provided on 2025 activity levels and associated capex, which we will know more about in the Q4 results season. For Q3, our universe marginally underspent its cash flow, albeit with net debt continuing to build QOQ a...
Following the scheduled Tyra ramp-up to plateau production towards year-end, we expect the first dividend announcement in January. For 2025–2026, we calculate DPS of NOK352, equal to ~60% of its market cap. Moreover, we see a compelling equity story after 2026e, supported by the Danish Continental Shelf (DCS), a high-value basin with strong prospectivity. We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to NOK680 (610).
This week, DNO reported Q3 underlying results fairly in line with our estimates. It also introduced a long-term production guidance for its North Sea operations, which we find a bit too aggressive. Still, we estimate the North Sea net production to increase from 15kboed in 2024 to >20kboed in 2027. In other news, Equinor acquired a 11.8% stake from Sval Energi in the Halten East development, and BlueNord’s preliminary October production figures were at the lower end of its Q4 base production gui...
We consider DOF’s Q3 report supportive of the equity case, with all segments achieving in line or above expectations, and steady cash generation driving the leverage ratio to 2.3x at quarter-end. Of the contract updates presented on the earnings call, we highlight that two more AHTS vessels have been fixed on long-term commitments, avoiding the volatile North Sea spot market. The stock is trading at a 2025e EV/EBITDA of 3.7x. We reiterate our BUY and NOK140 target price.
This week, Aker BP reported Q3 results, with underlying figures in line with expectations. We believe operational tailwinds could benefit it going into 2025, with consensus perhaps underestimating the production potential. Meanwhile, although OKEA reported a strong Q3, we believe it was overshadowed by the introduction of production and capex guidance, which we consider soft. In other news, we see several potential share-price catalysts for BlueNord in the coming months, with the Tyra restart se...
The underlying Q3 results were virtually in line with our estimates and consensus. We see several potential share price catalysts over the next months, with the Tyra restart set for the second half of November and a sequential ramp-up to plateau in December. Moreover, we expect to gain more understanding of the volume potential from the recent successful HEMJ exploration well, which could help to extend the production plateau for BlueNord. We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to...
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