Many energy service stocks have had a tough time since early July, but Key Energy Services (NYSE:KEG)
has had it worse. This is not wholly undeserved, as the company has
been struggling to overcome weak international results, delays from
customers in California, and a concerning lack of momentum in key basins
like the Permian. Although Key is one of the biggest players in well
servicing, fluid management, coiled tubing, and frac stacks (all vital
offerings in the onshore market), I have to question whether the company
has been seeing market share losses. Key Energy Services does look
undervalued today, but so do Basic Energy Services (NYSE:BAS) and Superior Energy Services (NYSE:SPN), and management needs to be on point and drive better execution in the remainder of 2014.
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Key Energy Services Needs To Get Its Act Together
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