Noble Energy (NBL)
has delivered below-average adjusted production growth over the last
five years and likely will need to take on additional debt to fund its
capex plans over the next couple of years. I believe those negatives are
more than offset by a strong future production profile based on
multiple strong producing assets that should generate solid returns in
the coming years. Noble isn't strikingly cheap, but still offers enough
upside to merit a closer look.
Read the full article here:
Noble Energy Targeting Multiple Growth Plays
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Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Commodity HQ: A Deeper Look At Australia's Commodity Industry
One of the wealthiest countries in the world, and the richest in Asia in
GDP per capita terms, Australia is an unusual mix of a modern market
economy with a large commodities-driven export infrastructure. Despite
the influx of wealth created by its natural resources, Australia has
never been particularly successful in developing a large manufacturing
base. What’s more, the country has run large and persistent current
account deficits for over a half-century. Nevertheless, Australia has
very significant and efficient mining and agricultural sectors, and ranks highly in the world in many categories.
To read the full article, please click below:
A Deeper Look At Australia's Commodity Industry
To read the full article, please click below:
A Deeper Look At Australia's Commodity Industry
Labels:
Australia,
BHP Billiton,
Commodity HQ,
Fortescue,
Lynas,
Newcrest,
Origin Energy,
Rio Tinto,
Woodside Petroleum
Friday, November 2, 2012
Commodity HQ: A Deeper Look At Australia's Commodity Industry
One of the wealthiest countries in the world, and the richest in Asia in
GDP per capita terms, Australia is an unusual mix of a modern market
economy with a large commodities-driven export infrastructure. Despite
the influx of wealth created by its natural resources, Australia has
never been particularly successful in developing a large manufacturing
base. What’s more, the country has run large and persistent current
account deficits for over a half-century. Nevertheless, Australia has
very significant and efficient mining and agricultural sectors, and ranks highly in the world in many categories.
To read more, please click the link:
http://commodityhq.com/2012/a-deeper-look-at-australias-commodity-industry/
To read more, please click the link:
http://commodityhq.com/2012/a-deeper-look-at-australias-commodity-industry/
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