Post by
Olympic on Jun 05, 2017 2:19pm
What does a Sustainable Dividend look like for HSE?
At the investor day there were key assumptions on the future price of oil (e.g. some slides use $50/bbl) and, while maintaining a caveat that dividends are a board decision, management did signal in the Q&A that there is room for both sustainable capex and a cash dividend. Management clearly signaled a desire to reinstate a 'sustainable' dividend and suggested in todays market not to expect the same amount as the 2015 dividend.
Since investor day several analysts have commented and reaffirmed their investment positions. Credit Suisse has suggested that a 2.5% cash dividend yield would cost $400 million annually, TD suggests a sustainable oil price of $53-55/bbl is key for dividend reinstatement, whereas others are silent.
Any insight or comment?
Comment by
pablo87 on Jun 07, 2017 9:56am
If you're looking for dividend, you can't count on this company. Even when they reinstate, they'll cut it back to nil at the first sign of market downturn. They simply don't care enough for the minority (30%) shareholders (there is not a single Director out of 17!!! representing the 30% - from 30% point of view, Husky has no independent directors).
Comment by
justlooking4 on Jun 08, 2017 12:53pm
I have lost over 30 % of my initial investment in HSE over the past three years. It is the worst stock in my portfolio by a long shot. The majority owner simply does not care about the retail investors, it is very clear to me. If this dog were to ever hit my cost, I would sell in a heartbeat. What a disaster for me.
Comment by
bullmrkt89 on Jun 08, 2017 5:00pm
Well $15 on this thing seems to be the bottom looking st the charts the last 2 years. Very good solid support. I think 15 is a good buy at this point can't go wrong. Just don't hope for a dividend anytime soon
Comment by
pablo87 on Jun 09, 2017 12:57pm
Fair @bull, they have very good assets. Any analyst that talks dividend and HSE in the same breathe loses all credibility.
Comment by
Scottie99 on Jun 30, 2017 6:47pm
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