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SBM Offshore -december 2013- on topic draadje

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  1. [verwijderd] 17 december 2013 14:32
    quote:

    Beur schreef op 17 december 2013 09:26:

    Wie durft er nu (bij) te kopen?
    Ik wil wel maar twijfel met het oog op gevolgen uitkomst FED-vergadering.
    Ik twijfel al een tijdje om sbm weer te kopen,ben vandaag een beetje op de gok ingestapt. sbm staat laag gewaardeerd, maar de markt vertouwd het nog niet met sbm na eerdere fiasco's. Aan de andere kant zonder rare dingen zie ik de koers in een negatief scenario ook niet ver onder 13 euro zakken.
    Mijn eigen inschatting van vorig jaar van een koers einde dit jaar van 14,90 word al moeilijk haalbaar.
  2. beterwisdanonwis 17 december 2013 15:44
    quote:

    DAR schreef op 17 december 2013 14:32:

    [...]

    Ik twijfel al een tijdje om sbm weer te kopen,ben vandaag een beetje op de gok ingestapt. sbm staat laag gewaardeerd, maar de markt vertouwd het nog niet met sbm na eerdere fiasco's. Aan de andere kant zonder rare dingen zie ik de koers in een negatief scenario ook niet ver onder 13 euro zakken.
    Mijn eigen inschatting van vorig jaar van een koers einde dit jaar van 14,90 word al moeilijk haalbaar.

    DAR, ik denk dat je een mooie deal hebt gesloten vandaag. Met een relatief onbeduidend bericht is de koers stevig gezakt en de koers staat al laag. Vertrouwen komt te voet en gaat te .... blijkt maar eens te meer. Structureel en op LT staat SBMO er gewoon knettergoed voor, er is nu alleen nog wat nadeining en lokale tegenwind.
  3. roloff 17 december 2013 19:02
    quote:

    RT2014 schreef op 17 december 2013 17:34:

    Oei, zelfs Geert Schaaij begint zich nu te interesseren voor SBM. Dat is meestal geen goed teken. ;)

    Waar Geert gaat, volgt doorgaans een grote groep hypebeleggers die op z'n zachtst gezegd voor volatiliteit zorgen.

    www.iex.nl/Column/114496/Geert-Schaai...
    Geert is a.s. zondag bij Business-Class / Harry Mens www.beursgenoten.nl/indemedia.php
  4. [verwijderd] 17 december 2013 19:03
    SBM OFFSHORE PROVIDES YEAR END UPDATE

    December 17, 2013

    Ahead of the scheduled FY2013 earnings announcement1, SBM Offshore announces2:

    Highlights

    Production Acceptance Notice of Deep Panuke following debottlenecking
    Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values leading to non-cash charges of US$160 million
    Sale and lease back transactions for two of three Monaco offices agreed with proceeds exceeding US$100 million
    Anticipation of FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion, compared to guidance of US$4.3 billion

    Bruno Chabas, CEO of SBM Offshore commented: "From a difficult start, 2013 has been a year of achievements. As we close, we are updating the market on further steps that mark SBM Offshore's progress and our determination to manage our business rigorously and efficiently.

    We are pleased to announce that the Deep Panuke facility has received Production Acceptance Notice and is formally on hire. This has been a tough project, but its delivery reflects the advances we have made. Today, SBM Offshore focuses on what the client wants and delivers it. This is a significant factor in the progress being made across our project portfolio, as reflected by today's increased 2013 IFRS revenue guidance.

    We have recently concluded a Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values. As a matter of prudent accounting, this will result in certain non-cash charges. Even so, the Company will return a positive IFRS net income for 2013 and remains firmly within its covenants."

    Decommissioning Review

    With the upcoming expiration of contracts for FPSO Kuito and FPSO Brasil, the Company has undertaken the reassessment of decommissioning costs for both vessels. The expected costs associated with removing the vessels from service have proven higher than earlier estimates. As a consequence, a Company-wide review was conducted in Q4 to reassess decommissioning expenses of all other vessels, resulting in a charge to income of approximately US$40 million.

    Residual Value of Laid-Up Vessels

    Within SBM Offshore's fleet, the FPSO Falcon and VLCC Alba have been laid up since 2009, and 2011, respectively. Due to more stringent requirements regarding the use of single hull vessels with limited storage capacity, the estimated recoverable amount under current market conditions is considerably lower than the carrying value. This will result in non-cash charges of approximately US$55 million in the second half of 2013.

    Thunderhawk

    Thunderhawk, a semisubmersible production facility in the US Gulf of Mexico, is the only facility in SBM Offshore's Lease fleet portfolio which bears exposure to reservoir risk. It started operations in 2009. On production trends from current reserves, and projections from planned new fields, total deliverable volumes will be insufficient to sustain the asset's current book value. As a result, the carrying value of the facility has been written down by approximately US$65 million.


    Deep Panuke

    The Company is pleased to announce that the team has completed the debottlenecking process, brought the platform to full production capacity safely and has received Production Acceptance Notice (PAN) from the client. The platform is currently on hire and generating full day rate as per contractual commitments. A charge of approximately US$5 million in connection with the final commissioning will be taken in the second half of 2013.

    Divestment Update

    The sale and lease back of real estate in Monaco continues to progress well. The Company is pleased to report sale and lease back transactions for two of three buildings. The remaining building is now expected to be sold in 2014. Sales proceeds thus far exceed US$100 million, resulting in a book profit of approximately US$30 million.

    FY2013 IFRS Revenue Guidance

    As the Company nears its fiscal year end, management anticipates FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion. This represents an increase to prior IFRS revenue guidance of US$300 million, driven by the Turnkey segment.
    Today's announced write-downs and charges are predominantly non-cash items. Despite all the provisions and impairments taken throughout the year, the Company continues to anticipate positive IFRS net income in FY2013 and to remain securely within its covenants.
    Conference Call
    SBM Offshore's management will host a conference call followed by a Q&A session at 7:30AM Central European Time on Wednesday, December 18, 2013 to further discuss today's announcement. Interested parties are invited to listen to the call by dialling +31 20 794 8484 in the Netherlands, +44 207 190 1590 in the UK or +1 480 629 9856 in the US, using access code: 4657361.




    Financial Calendar
    Date
    Year
    Full-Year 2013 Results - Press Release (07.30 CET)
    February 6
    2014
    Publication of AGM Agenda
    March 11
    2014
    Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
    April 17
    2014
    Trading Update Q1 2014 - Press Release
    May 9
    2014
    Half-Year 2014 Results - Press Release
    August 7
    2014
    Trading Update Q3 2014 - Press Release
    November 13
    2014


    Corporate Profile

    SBM Offshore N.V. is a listed holding company that is headquartered in Schiedam. It holds direct and indirect interests in other companies that collectively with SBM Offshore N.V. form the SBM Offshore Group ("the Company").

    SBM Offshore provides floating production solutions to the offshore energy industry, over the full product life-cycle. The Company is market leading in leased floating production systems with multiple units currently in operation, and has unrivalled operational experience in this field. The Company's main activities are the design, supply, installation, operation and the life extension of Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels. These are either owned and operated by SBM Offshore and leased to its clients or supplied on a turnkey sale basis.

    Group companies employ over 9,600 people worldwide, who are spread over five execution centres, eleven operational shore bases, several construction yards and the offshore fleet of vessels. Please visit our website at www.sbmoffshore.com.

    The companies in which SBM Offshore N.V. directly and indirectly owns investments are separate entities. In this communication "SBM Offshore" is sometimes used for convenience where references are made to SBM Offshore N.V. and its subsidiaries in general, or where no useful purpose is served by identifying the particular company or companies.


    The Management Board

    Schiedam, December 17, 2013
  5. menko 17 december 2013 19:04
    hierbij het lang verwachte nieuws over de lopende zaken maar ook weer afboekingen op assets. hoe moeten we dit interpreteren???

    SBM OFFSHORE PROVIDES YEAR END UPDATE

    December 17, 2013

    Ahead of the scheduled FY2013 earnings announcement1, SBM Offshore announces2:

    Highlights

    • Production Acceptance Notice of Deep Panuke following debottlenecking
    • Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values leading to non-cash charges of US$160 million
    • Sale and lease back transactions for two of three Monaco offices agreed with proceeds exceeding US$100 million
    • Anticipation of FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion, compared to guidance of US$4.3 billion

    Bruno Chabas, CEO of SBM Offshore commented: "From a difficult start, 2013 has been a year of achievements. As we close, we are updating the market on further steps that mark SBM Offshore's progress and our determination to manage our business rigorously and efficiently.

    We are pleased to announce that the Deep Panuke facility has received Production Acceptance Notice and is formally on hire. This has been a tough project, but its delivery reflects the advances we have made. Today, SBM Offshore focuses on what the client wants and delivers it. This is a significant factor in the progress being made across our project portfolio, as reflected by today's increased 2013 IFRS revenue guidance.

    We have recently concluded a Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values. As a matter of prudent accounting, this will result in certain non-cash charges. Even so, the Company will return a positive IFRS net income for 2013 and remains firmly within its covenants."

    Decommissioning Review

    With the upcoming expiration of contracts for FPSO Kuito and FPSO Brasil, the Company has undertaken the reassessment of decommissioning costs for both vessels. The expected costs associated with removing the vessels from service have proven higher than earlier estimates. As a consequence, a Company-wide review was conducted in Q4 to reassess decommissioning expenses of all other vessels, resulting in a charge to income of approximately US$40 million.

    Residual Value of Laid-Up Vessels

    Within SBM Offshore's fleet, the FPSO Falcon and VLCC Alba have been laid up since 2009, and 2011, respectively. Due to more stringent requirements regarding the use of single hull vessels with limited storage capacity, the estimated recoverable amount under current market conditions is considerably lower than the carrying value. This will result in non-cash charges of approximately US$55 million in the second half of 2013.

    Thunderhawk

    Thunderhawk, a semisubmersible production facility in the US Gulf of Mexico, is the only facility in SBM Offshore's Lease fleet portfolio which bears exposure to reservoir risk. It started operations in 2009. On production trends from current reserves, and projections from planned new fields, total deliverable volumes will be insufficient to sustain the asset's current book value. As a result, the carrying value of the facility has been written down by approximately US$65 million.


    Deep Panuke

    The Company is pleased to announce that the team has completed the debottlenecking process, brought the platform to full production capacity safely and has received Production Acceptance Notice (PAN) from the client. The platform is currently on hire and generating full day rate as per contractual commitments. A charge of approximately US$5 million in connection with the final commissioning will be taken in the second half of 2013.

    Divestment Update

    The sale and lease back of real estate in Monaco continues to progress well. The Company is pleased to report sale and lease back transactions for two of three buildings. The remaining building is now expected to be sold in 2014. Sales proceeds thus far exceed US$100 million, resulting in a book profit of approximately US$30 million.

    FY2013 IFRS Revenue Guidance

    As the Company nears its fiscal year end, management anticipates FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion. This represents an increase to prior IFRS revenue guidance of US$300 million, driven by the Turnkey segment.
    Today's announced write-downs and charges are predominantly non-cash items. Despite all the provisions and impairments taken throughout the year, the Company continues to anticipate positive IFRS net income in FY2013 and to remain securely within its covenants
  6. [verwijderd] 17 december 2013 19:10
    quote:

    menko schreef op 17 december 2013 19:04:

    hierbij het lang verwachte nieuws over de lopende zaken maar ook weer afboekingen op assets. hoe moeten we dit interpreteren???

    SBM OFFSHORE PROVIDES YEAR END UPDATE

    December 17, 2013

    Ahead of the scheduled FY2013 earnings announcement1, SBM Offshore announces2:

    Highlights

    • Production Acceptance Notice of Deep Panuke following debottlenecking
    • Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values leading to non-cash charges of US$160 million
    • Sale and lease back transactions for two of three Monaco offices agreed with proceeds exceeding US$100 million
    • Anticipation of FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion, compared to guidance of US$4.3 billion

    Bruno Chabas, CEO of SBM Offshore commented: "From a difficult start, 2013 has been a year of achievements. As we close, we are updating the market on further steps that mark SBM Offshore's progress and our determination to manage our business rigorously and efficiently.

    We are pleased to announce that the Deep Panuke facility has received Production Acceptance Notice and is formally on hire. This has been a tough project, but its delivery reflects the advances we have made. Today, SBM Offshore focuses on what the client wants and delivers it. This is a significant factor in the progress being made across our project portfolio, as reflected by today's increased 2013 IFRS revenue guidance.

    We have recently concluded a Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values. As a matter of prudent accounting, this will result in certain non-cash charges. Even so, the Company will return a positive IFRS net income for 2013 and remains firmly within its covenants."

    Decommissioning Review

    With the upcoming expiration of contracts for FPSO Kuito and FPSO Brasil, the Company has undertaken the reassessment of decommissioning costs for both vessels. The expected costs associated with removing the vessels from service have proven higher than earlier estimates. As a consequence, a Company-wide review was conducted in Q4 to reassess decommissioning expenses of all other vessels, resulting in a charge to income of approximately US$40 million.

    Residual Value of Laid-Up Vessels

    Within SBM Offshore's fleet, the FPSO Falcon and VLCC Alba have been laid up since 2009, and 2011, respectively. Due to more stringent requirements regarding the use of single hull vessels with limited storage capacity, the estimated recoverable amount under current market conditions is considerably lower than the carrying value. This will result in non-cash charges of approximately US$55 million in the second half of 2013.

    Thunderhawk

    Thunderhawk, a semisubmersible production facility in the US Gulf of Mexico, is the only facility in SBM Offshore's Lease fleet portfolio which bears exposure to reservoir risk. It started operations in 2009. On production trends from current reserves, and projections from planned new fields, total deliverable volumes will be insufficient to sustain the asset's current book value. As a result, the carrying value of the facility has been written down by approximately US$65 million.


    Deep Panuke

    The Company is pleased to announce that the team has completed the debottlenecking process, brought the platform to full production capacity safely and has received Production Acceptance Notice (PAN) from the client. The platform is currently on hire and generating full day rate as per contractual commitments. A charge of approximately US$5 million in connection with the final commissioning will be taken in the second half of 2013.

    Divestment Update

    The sale and lease back of real estate in Monaco continues to progress well. The Company is pleased to report sale and lease back transactions for two of three buildings. The remaining building is now expected to be sold in 2014. Sales proceeds thus far exceed US$100 million, resulting in a book profit of approximately US$30 million.

    FY2013 IFRS Revenue Guidance

    As the Company nears its fiscal year end, management anticipates FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion. This represents an increase to prior IFRS revenue guidance of US$300 million, driven by the Turnkey segment.
    Today's announced write-downs and charges are predominantly non-cash items. Despite all the provisions and impairments taken throughout the year, the Company continues to anticipate positive IFRS net income in FY2013 and to remain securely within its covenants

    Zeer goed nieuws dunkt mij! Zag het om 19 uur reeds op Dow Jones Newswires.
  7. [verwijderd] 17 december 2013 19:22
    quote:

    menko schreef op 17 december 2013 19:04:

    hierbij het lang verwachte nieuws over de lopende zaken maar ook weer afboekingen op assets. hoe moeten we dit interpreteren???

    SBM OFFSHORE PROVIDES YEAR END UPDATE

    December 17, 2013

    Ahead of the scheduled FY2013 earnings announcement1, SBM Offshore announces2:

    Highlights

    • Production Acceptance Notice of Deep Panuke following debottlenecking
    • Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values leading to non-cash charges of US$160 million
    • Sale and lease back transactions for two of three Monaco offices agreed with proceeds exceeding US$100 million
    • Anticipation of FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion, compared to guidance of US$4.3 billion

    Bruno Chabas, CEO of SBM Offshore commented: "From a difficult start, 2013 has been a year of achievements. As we close, we are updating the market on further steps that mark SBM Offshore's progress and our determination to manage our business rigorously and efficiently.

    We are pleased to announce that the Deep Panuke facility has received Production Acceptance Notice and is formally on hire. This has been a tough project, but its delivery reflects the advances we have made. Today, SBM Offshore focuses on what the client wants and delivers it. This is a significant factor in the progress being made across our project portfolio, as reflected by today's increased 2013 IFRS revenue guidance.

    We have recently concluded a Company-wide review of decommissioning provisions and vessel values. As a matter of prudent accounting, this will result in certain non-cash charges. Even so, the Company will return a positive IFRS net income for 2013 and remains firmly within its covenants."

    Decommissioning Review

    With the upcoming expiration of contracts for FPSO Kuito and FPSO Brasil, the Company has undertaken the reassessment of decommissioning costs for both vessels. The expected costs associated with removing the vessels from service have proven higher than earlier estimates. As a consequence, a Company-wide review was conducted in Q4 to reassess decommissioning expenses of all other vessels, resulting in a charge to income of approximately US$40 million.

    Residual Value of Laid-Up Vessels

    Within SBM Offshore's fleet, the FPSO Falcon and VLCC Alba have been laid up since 2009, and 2011, respectively. Due to more stringent requirements regarding the use of single hull vessels with limited storage capacity, the estimated recoverable amount under current market conditions is considerably lower than the carrying value. This will result in non-cash charges of approximately US$55 million in the second half of 2013.

    Thunderhawk

    Thunderhawk, a semisubmersible production facility in the US Gulf of Mexico, is the only facility in SBM Offshore's Lease fleet portfolio which bears exposure to reservoir risk. It started operations in 2009. On production trends from current reserves, and projections from planned new fields, total deliverable volumes will be insufficient to sustain the asset's current book value. As a result, the carrying value of the facility has been written down by approximately US$65 million.


    Deep Panuke

    The Company is pleased to announce that the team has completed the debottlenecking process, brought the platform to full production capacity safely and has received Production Acceptance Notice (PAN) from the client. The platform is currently on hire and generating full day rate as per contractual commitments. A charge of approximately US$5 million in connection with the final commissioning will be taken in the second half of 2013.

    Divestment Update

    The sale and lease back of real estate in Monaco continues to progress well. The Company is pleased to report sale and lease back transactions for two of three buildings. The remaining building is now expected to be sold in 2014. Sales proceeds thus far exceed US$100 million, resulting in a book profit of approximately US$30 million.

    FY2013 IFRS Revenue Guidance

    As the Company nears its fiscal year end, management anticipates FY2013 IFRS revenue of approximately US$4.6 billion. This represents an increase to prior IFRS revenue guidance of US$300 million, driven by the Turnkey segment.
    Today's announced write-downs and charges are predominantly non-cash items. Despite all the provisions and impairments taken throughout the year, the Company continues to anticipate positive IFRS net income in FY2013 and to remain securely within its covenants

    Goed nieuws en veel nieuws. Een bijzondere openheid van SBM waarmee ze maanden vooruitlopen op het openen van de boeken over Q4 en Y2013. Dit lijkt een management verandering ten (zeer) positieve. We krijgen veel en pro-actief informatie vanuit SBM. @ all, ik ben tevreden.

    De cijfers over decommissioning costs vind ik persoonlijk positief omdat het de buitenwacht en de aandeelhouders 2 zaken vertelt : scherper bedrijfsbeleid om vooraf te ondervangen in plaats van achteraf te constateren, plus bovendien in het kader van IFRS nu een extra reservering pakken = minder zware uitkomst IFRS ! En dan toch ruim binnen de Guidance weten te blijven.

    Ik denk dat we veel nieuws hebben gehad met dit gecombineerde bericht over vloot en Monaco. Deep Panuke On Hire, en geen reservering voor boetes vanwege te laat opleveren. = 2x goed nieuws ...

    Ik verwacht dat we vanaf morgen een stijgende beurskoers te zien krijgen.

    @ Menko, dank ! @ Info, dank ! AB'tje van mij.

    Greetzzz
  8. [verwijderd] 17 december 2013 19:22
    proficiat @allen.
    De lang verwachte 'on hire' Deep Panuke is nu werkelijkheid geworden.
    Tevens is per saldo het IFRS revenue opnieuw met $300mln naar boven bijgesteld tot $4,6mld. Deze was in Q3 ook al met $300mln naar boven bijgesteld tot $4,3mld toen.

    Dit zijn de slagen die we willen meemaken!
  9. Geef_Kwaliteit_de_Tijd 17 december 2013 19:31
    Yes, ook hier een tevreden aandeelhouder. Omzetverhoging van 7% i.c.m. Deep Panuke ON HIRE en verkoop van vastgoed in Monaco, een schitterende drietrapsraket voor de beurskoers morgen. Ik neem aan dat de afschrijving van 160miljoen daarbij in het niet valt. Kortom geweldig, proficiat aan alle volhouders.
  10. Geef_Kwaliteit_de_Tijd 17 december 2013 19:33
    Positieve winstwaarschuwing SBM
    Edwin van der Schoot
    AMSTERDAM -
    SBM Offshore gaat over 2013 een hogere omzet boeken dan bij de halfjaarcijfers voorspeld. De teller wordt naar boven toe bijgesteld van $4,3 miljard naar $4,6 miljard, in wat volgens ceo Bruno Chabas 'een jaar van prestaties' was.

    SBM Offshore 17-12-2013 (17:35)
    13,57EUR-1,92% -0,265

    Naar SBM Offshore detailpagina
    Dat laat het bedrijf dinsdag nabeurs weten in een persverklaring.
    Ten eerste meldt het bedrijf dat probleemproject Deep Panuke inmiddels na jaren van vertraging alsnog door de klant in gebruik genomen kan worden. Er worden op $5 miljoen na in de tweede helft van 2013 geen afboekingen of kosten meer voor ingecalculeerd bij SBM.
    Wel volgt er nog een afboeking van $160 miljoen op de eigen vloot, waarvan een aantal vaartuigen uit de vaart kunnen worden genomen. Voor de Floating Storage and Production Units (FPSO) Kuito en Brasil, die SBM zelf bedient in opdracht van een klant, zijn de kosten voor het uit de vaart nemen op $40 miljoen geschat.
    De FPSO's Falcon en Alba zijn al sinds 2009 en 2011 uit de vaart, extra kosten voor de eventuele revisie dan wel een lagere opbrengst uit een verkoop worden nu op $55 miljoen geschaald. Beide hebben een enkele romp, en internationale regels voor de opslag van olie in vaartuigen met een dergelijker kwetsbaarder huid zijn sindsdien strenger geworden.
    Semi-onderzeeër Thunderhawk, actief in de golf van Mexico, moet liefst voor $65 miljoen vertimmerd worden.
    Twee van de drie vastgoedlocaties in Monaco tot slot zijn door het AEX-fonds verkocht, voor ruim $100 miljoen, en vervolgens teruggeleasd. De truc levert een boekwinst op van $30 miljoen. SBM Offshore verwacht zijn derde kantorenlocatie in Monaco in 2014 te verkopen.
    Volgens topman Chabas blijft SBM ook ruim binnen de convenanten die met zijn banken zijn afgesloten, een onderwerp waar in december 2012 nog zorgen om waren.
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