Moves This Week
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Why Northern Tier Energy, CONSOL Energy, and Peabody Energy Made Huge Moves This Week презентация
Содержание
- 1. Why Northern Tier Energy, CONSOL Energy, and Peabody Energy Made Huge Moves This Week
- 2. This was another busy week for
- 3. What: Refining MLP Norther Tier Energy (NYSE: NTI) leapt more than 11% this week.
- 4. So What: Key driver: Western Refining offered
- 5. Now What: Western Refining sees the deal
- 6. What: Natural gas and coal producer CONSOL
- 7. So What: Key driver: CONSOL reported a
- 8. Now What: The company’s coal business didn’t
- 9. What: Coal producer Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) plunged more than 47% this week.
- 10. So What: Key driver: Peabody reported an
- 11. Now What: Making matters even worse, a
- 12. This could be the next billion-dollar iSecret
Слайд 2
This was another busy week for the market, with earnings season
overflowing a seemingly unending torrent of news to digest. That earnings news was a key fuel behind the biggest stock moves in the energy sector. The biggest movers, according to S&P Capital IQ data, were Northern Tier Energy (NYSE: NTI), CONSOL Energy (NYSE: CNX), and Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU).
Слайд 4So What:
Key driver: Western Refining offered to buy all of the
outstanding units of Northern Tier Energy that it doesn’t already own in a $2.5 billion deal
Western Refining currently owns 38% of NTI’s common units and 100% of its General Partner
Western Refining currently owns 38% of NTI’s common units and 100% of its General Partner
Слайд 5Now What:
Western Refining sees the deal simplifying its corporate structure while
also enhancing value for investors in both companies
Key takeaway: Given that Western Refining already owns a large stake in NTI, this deal is likely as good as done
Key takeaway: Given that Western Refining already owns a large stake in NTI, this deal is likely as good as done
Слайд 6What:
Natural gas and coal producer CONSOL Energy (NYSE: CNX) slumped more
than 30% this week.
Слайд 7So What:
Key driver: CONSOL reported a much wider-than-expected loss of $0.28
per share, missing the consensus estimate by $0.23 per share
CONSOL’s natural gas business struggled amid low gas prices
CONSOL’s natural gas business struggled amid low gas prices
Слайд 8Now What:
The company’s coal business didn’t fare much better, with weak
demand for coal persisting
Key takeaway: With both of its key commodities under pressure, investors had no reason to stick around
Key takeaway: With both of its key commodities under pressure, investors had no reason to stick around
Слайд 10So What:
Key driver: Peabody reported an abysmal quarter, losing $8.13 per
share
On top of that, the company now anticipates an even weaker outlook for the coal market
On top of that, the company now anticipates an even weaker outlook for the coal market
Слайд 11Now What:
Making matters even worse, a rival coal producer terminated its
debt swap deal, likely sending it into bankruptcy
Key takeaway: Investors are beginning to realize that Peabody’s only way out might be through bankruptcy, rendering its stock worthless
Key takeaway: Investors are beginning to realize that Peabody’s only way out might be through bankruptcy, rendering its stock worthless
