When oil price goes up to 60 to 70 usd per barrel, then it will be meaningful to Coastal because then the Ship Building Division will have new orders when those oil companies replacing their old vessels. Coastal will then be able to return to those glory days..
As of 31st Dec, Cash and short term investment (money market) total rm510 milion. Borrowings, mainly long term for the JUGCSU project, rm 260 million. Net Cash Rm250 million or 47 cent per share.
NTA RM2. 52 per share.
Management very experienced and hands on, I believe.
Do you know the management well or have met them or attended AGM?
Coastal is one of the better manage oil shipbuilders. With the 2020 low sulphur ship retrofit for business to come. Moreover it is cash rich so more to come. Only the strong will survive, see you at rm 1. BOSS being doing share buyback lately.
Brent oil price, the international benchmark, rises around 6% Crude oil futures climbed sharply on Thursday, at least partly supported by Saudi Arabia’s decision to lift prices to help stabilize values, while China’s appetite for the commodity picked up in April compared with prior months. Saudi Arabia, the most influential member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, is raising crude prices for its customers world-wide, according to Bloomberg TV.
Meanwhile, China’s imports rose to 10.42 million barrels a day in April from 9.68 million in March, according to Reuters data. Overall imports for the world’s second-largest economy and the biggest oil importer were down 14.2% from the year-ago period. However, exports from the country grew an unexpected 3.5% from the previous year. That data combined with hope of a slowdown in production by global oil producers and a gradual revival of economies around the globe after restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic are lifted are expected to eventually lift crude prices. “Oil is ruining up on hopes on rebounding demand,” wrote Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in a daily research note. West Texas Intermediate crude for June delivery CL CLM20+9.38% on the New York Mercantile Exchange, rose $2, or 8.3%, to $25.99 a barrel, after settling 2.4% lower on Wednesday, which snapped a five-session streak of gains. Global benchmark July Brent crude UK:BRNN20+5.99% picked up $1.54, or 5.2%, at $31.26 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe, following a 4% decline in the prior session.
The EIA reported Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories rose 4.6 million barrels for the week ended May 1. The data, which excludes changes in the SPR, marked a 15th consecutive weekly rise, but was smaller than the average increase of 7.1 million barrels forecast by analysts polled by S&P Global Platts. Investors are also digesting the U.S. weekly jobless claims data Thursday which showed more than 3 million Americans lost employment, adding to the already 30 million figure that has been racked up over the past six weeks. Some signs of easing tensions between China and the U.S. may also be providing a lift to crude prices, as Bloomberg News reported on Thursday that U.S. trade negotiator Robert Lightihizer and his counterpart Liu He are scheduled to have a call to discuss progress on a phase-one trade deal between the countries that had looked in jeopardy of being quashed by President Donald Trump.
U decided , it's your money. For me I will collect in stage, first 30-40sen, if drop more, collect more, we can't say at this moment what price, Because we don't know how deep the Dow and Brent will reach.
Trapps Everyone wait to collect even lower... Me too..now i go for other counter first..forex and gold ...renewable energy will be the future foresee..
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When oil price goes up to 60 to 70 usd per barrel, then it will be meaningful to Coastal because then the Ship Building Division will have new orders when those oil companies replacing their old vessels. Coastal will then be able to return to those glory days..