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Enterprise Group Inc T.E

Alternate Symbol(s):  ETOLF

Enterprise Group, Inc. is a consolidator of services, including specialized equipment rental to the energy/resource sector. The Company works with particular emphasis on systems and technologies that mitigate, reduce, or eliminate carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions for itself and its clients. It provides specialized equipment and services in the build out of infrastructure for the energy, pipeline, and construction industries. The Company provides oilfield infrastructure site services and rentals. Its rental fleet includes patent-pending efficient modular designs that provide its competitive advantage. It designs, manufactures, and assembles its modular/combo equipment, including fuel, generator, light stand, sewage treatment, medic, security and truck trailer combos, or when required, subcontracts manufacturing to local suppliers. It also provides low emission, mobile power systems and associated surface infrastructure to the energy, resource, and industrial sectors.


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Comment by jcw604on May 07, 2022 9:36am
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RE:An oil boom that barely benefits its service sector

RE:An oil boom that barely benefits its service sector The recovery of the service sector of oil and gas lacks substantially. This probably explains what happened to Enterprise's SP, very little to do with management.
jcw604 wrote:
Oil booms typically spark a chase for higher production -- but not this time. All five supermajors have kept their capital expenditure budgets firmly in check and pledged that this discipline will hold in future years -- even as oil prices have closed above $100 a barrel on all but five days since Russia invaded Ukraine in February. With wells naturally declining in production every year and large projects taking half a decade or more to come online, any expansion lag happening now will push the possibility of new production even further into the future.


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