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The much-anticipated CPI report came in a tenth of a point below expectations at 0.2%. Kevin Hincks considers it a solid report, noting that crude oil's cooling price action was bound to offer eventual relief in the energy sector.
Cool Company Ltd. (NYSE:CLCO ) Q4 2024 Earnings Conference Call February 27, 2025 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Richard Tyrrell - CEO John Boots - CFO Conference Call Participants Frode Morkedal - Clarksons Securities Liam Burke - B.
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Recent weakness in day rates and dividend cuts caused a steep decline in Cool Company share price. CLCO reported stable quarterly revenues and EBITDA. Realized loss from derivatives trading impacted the company's bottom line. Despite recent dividend cuts and higher OPEX, CLCO's modern fleet and $1.1 billion backlog ensure revenue predictability and dividend safety.
Cool Company Ltd. (NYSE:CLCO ) Q3 2024 Earnings Conference Call November 21, 2024 8:30 AM ET Company Participants Richard Tyrrell - CEO John Boots - CFO Conference Call Participants Frode Morkedal - Clarksons Securities Alexander Bidwell - Webber Research & Advisory Liam Burke - B.
Low fuel costs are expected to have aided Cool Company's bottom-line performance in Q3.
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Following the government's announcement of significant economic stimulus measures, Chinese stocks recently experienced a major rally, with some soaring as much as 100% from their 52-week lows. However, the surge has since cooled, with a pullback emerging over the past two weeks, raising the question: Is this dip a great buying opportunity, or should investors remain cautious?
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Cool Company's long-term contracts provide revenue visibility, with a $1.8 billion backlog. Tiger and Panther will join the CLCO fleet in the coming months, boosting the company's profitability. The company distributes dividends with a 14.5% trailing LTM yield and a 71% payout ratio. CLCO's valuation is attractive, trading at lower multiples compared to peers, with a PNAV of 77% and LTV of 53%.