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RE4 Geo Energy Res
- 0.355
- 0.0000.00%
10min DelayTrading May 6 10:27 CST
502.05MMarket Cap7.24P/E (TTM)
0.360High0.350Low943.50KVolume0.360Open0.355Pre Close335.44KTurnover0.37052wk High0.10%Turnover Ratio1.41BShares0.23352wk Low0.049EPS TTM322.35MFloat Cap0.427Historical High6.02P/E (Static)908.03MShs Float0.038Historical Low0.059EPS LYR2.82%Amplitude0.01Dividend TTM0.86P/B100Lot Size3.66%Div YieldTTM
Geo Energy Res Stock Forum
Geo Energy is expected to report a substantial increase in the net profit of the Group for 1Q2025 as compared o the first quarter ended 31 March 2024 (1Q2024).
Such increase is mainly attributable to increased revenue that was driven by higher production volume of coal during 1Q2025. The Group is expected to achieve a sales volume of around 3.6 million tonnes of coal for 1Q2025, doubling the sales volume of 1.8 million tonnes in 1Q2024.
Lim & Tan report.
We initiate a BUY recommendation on Geo Energy Resources with a TP of S$0.60, based on DCF (WACC: 12.5%).
Major tailwinds for the company include:
1) expected increase in 2025 coal sales,
Geo will benefit from an upcoming state-of-the-art infrastructure development, where we forecast EBITDA levels to triple from US$60mln in FY24 to US$168mln in FY26F upon completion. Geo will be able to transport larger volumes of coal more efficiently, save on curre...
Geo may rise to resistance around 0.37.
DYDD.
Lim & Tan report.
At 33.5 cents, Geo Energy is capitalized at $474mln and trades at an undemanding forward consensus PE ratio of 5.3x. Price-to-book stands at 0.8x and dividend yield is 3%.
We recommend a “Buy” rating for Geo Energy given that Bloomberg consensus 1 year target price is 59 cents, a 74% increase from its current share price level of 33.5 cents while earnings and dividend trajectory for the company is expected to be “exciting” for FY2025 with a significant...
RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS RECEIVED FROM SHAREHOLDERS AHEAD OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON 25 APR 2025.
Q1. Based on past experiences, does the demand for thermal coal fall significantly during periods of economic slowdown or recession?
Answer:
Thermal coal demand is generally quite resilient due to its role as a stable and cheapest source of energy. Developing countries like India, China, and parts of Southeast Asia continue to rely on coal to support electrific...
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