On 3rd July PFC announced that it was trading well ahead of expectations. Not surprisingly, sp jumped but has now fallen back pretty much to the same level as before the announcement.

While perhaps not as exciting as finding the next Cairn, remember that in the goldrush days, it was rarely the prospectors who made the money, but rather the suppliers of the spades and tents and stuff - e.g. Levis if memory serves me aright.

they are coming to take me away ah hah..............

this one is turning into a real bad egg, despite consistently turning in annual growth in mid teens

OUCH
is still falling badly


Petrofac schedules AGM
Petrofac will hold its annual general meeting at the Sofitel St James Hotel, 6 Waterloo Place, London SW1Y 4AN on 17 May at 10.30 a.m.

At 3:41pm: (LON:PFC) share price was -36.5p at 1409.5p

it is indeed, along with most of the market(s) .... LAM remains positive, and i'm positively delighted to have shorted dow earlier :-)

PFC rockin' n rollin' today, having just been awarded a massive contract in AD ...... but for all that, sp relatively languishes

Petrofac consortium awarded US$3.7 billion Abu Dhabi contract * Petrofac emirates' share of the contract is valued at US$2.9 billion

RNS day and nobody says how badly the share performance is being hit >>>>>>>>>>


"Oil industry service group Petrofac was the worst blue chip performer of the day, down 42p at 1,320p, although it said project margins were in-line with expectations and it remains on track to meet its earnings target."

menorca1 re-register alert -):

he is chasing cynic again!

re - chasing

is someone on the run?

is Bonnie doing it again?

which bank did ( she ) robed this time?

Tim pushing the boat out again -): http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4651811

Petrofac signs US$120m training agreement http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4668496

Tim push's the boat out yet again http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4669381

Some more good news http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4671674

this really is a very good company indeed, but sp has struggled for quite a while and for no obvious reason, per below .....



worth noting 200 dma lurking not far away

Director Shareholding - Tim Weller - 9 shares... you know the score -): http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4687888

Note from UBS today:
"BP has flagged that expansion projects for Algeria’s In Amenas and In Salah gas producing sites will not start next year as originally planned. The projects are run as a partnership between Sonatrach, BP and Statoil (operator). Work on the projects stopped after terrorist attacks in January. Petrofac, contractor on In Salah, communicated in May that it has rescheduled the remaining work for completion in 2014 vs. 2013. The overall profitability of the contract has not been impacted.
Based on discussion with the Petrofac, we understand that it has people on the ground but is awaiting guidance from operator Statoil before fully mobilising. Currently, the company assumes mobilisation 1Q14 so further delays could see risks to 2014 revenues and earnings. We currently include c $550m revenues for In Salah completion, 7% of 2014E group revenues but since this is for completion work and likely higher margin, the impact to 2014E EPS could be in the range of 7-10% of net income.
Petrofac shares have been strong recently, up 18% over the last 3 months, outperforming Euro oil services by 11%. Despite this, the shares are still trading on a 15% discount to the sector on 2014/15E P/E compared to a 5-yr average discount of 2%. We reiterate our Buy rating and believe that weakness on the back of the In Salah uncertainty could be a buying opportunity.

Interim Management Statement http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=4707527

market took a very dim view of those numbers ..... PFC have a history of being whacked even when their numbers are good, but certainly these look pretty dull

have had a foolish flutter at 1229

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Blimey! Down nearly 14%