shipyards

CIMB Looks Ahead

O&M companies still mired in uncertainties despite OPEC deal

SINGAPORE (Dec 6): CIMB is upgrading the Singapore offshore and marine sector to “neutral” citing anticipated gradual uptick in crude oil prices in 2017 and the Singapore government schemes to alleviate working capital and capex needs of small players

Investing strategies

O&G sector remains a trading play at best for now: UOB

SINGAPORE (Dec 2): UOB Kay Hian has upgraded its rating on Singapore’s oil and gas (O&G) sector to “market weight” for both its offshore marine and shipyard segments, following the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ (OPEC) announce
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Pacific Radiance files legal proceedings against shipyards for US$5.55 mil refund

SINGAPORE (Nov 22): Pacific Radiance’s 50%-owned joint venture (JV) company, CA Offshore Investment (CAOI), on Nov 18 issued two notices for arbitration in Hong Kong against Chinese shipyards Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding & Offshore as well as China

Broker's Calls

Top hits and misses of 3Q16

SINGAPORE (Nov 17): There were no major surprises for UOB Kay Hian in 3Q16. According to the research house, 65% of the stocks under its coverage reported financial results came in line with their expectations.

Results

Cosco’s 3Q net loss widens by 25% to $102 mil

SINGAPORE (Nov 11): Cosco Corporation (Singapore) saw 3Q net loss widened 25% to $102.3 million from the net loss of $82.1 million a year ago.

Broker's Calls

Singapore shipyards in dire straits

SINGAPORE (Aug 11): UOB Kay Hian is downgrading Singapore shipyards to “underweight” as orders are put on hold, aborted or delayed amid the low oil price environment.
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