Sbm Offshore Stock Price, News & Analysis

SBM Offshore announced the nomination of Allard Castelein to join its Supervisory Board during the upcoming Annual General Meeting on April 13, 2023. Castelein, notably the President and CEO of the Port of Rotterdam since 2014, will be transitioning from his current role in the summer. His extensive experience includes over 26 years at Shell, culminating as Vice President of Environment. This strategic board appointment aims to enhance leadership and drive the company’s ongoing commitment to the offshore energy industry’s transition towards more sustainable solutions.

SBM Offshore reported a record 2022 EBITDA of US$1,010 million, aligned with guidance, and a year-end backlog of US$30.5 billion. Proposed dividends increased by 10% to US$1.10 per share, offering a 7% yield. The company’s 2023 revenue guidance exceeds US$2.9 billion, with EBITDA guidance also above US$1 billion. Challenges remain due to COVID-19 and the Ukraine conflict affecting operations and costs. Notably, the FPSO Cidade de Anchieta resumed production, but an impairment of US$92 million was recorded. The company aims for 50% reduction in emissions intensity by 2030.

The FPSO Cidade de Anchieta has resumed production after successful inspection, repair, and certification of 4 tanks, compliant with client and local authority approvals. Repair work on remaining tanks is set to continue until the end of 2023. SBM Offshore is committed to enhancing energy transition through innovative solutions in the offshore energy sector. The company employs over 5,000 professionals globally, dedicated to delivering sustainable energy. Upcoming financial disclosures include Full Year 2022 Earnings on February 23, 2023, and an Annual General Meeting on April 13, 2023.

On November 10, 2022, SBM Offshore reported a strong financial performance despite macroeconomic challenges. The company increased its 2022 EBITDA guidance to around US$1 billion and revenue guidance to above US$3.2 billion. Key highlights include a Memorandum of Understanding with ExxonMobil for a new hull. Year-to-date, the company achieved a 46% increase in underlying revenue, totaling US$2,522 million. Fleet uptime was reported at 99.6%, excluding one unit currently under repair. Despite challenges, SBM Offshore remains focused on its energy transition strategy and project development.

SBM Offshore announced significant updates on August 4, 2022, including an increased 2022 Directional EBITDA guidance from $900 million to over $950 million and revenue guidance raised from $3.1 billion to approximately $3.2 billion. The pro-forma order book reached a record $31.1 billion, ensuring strong cash flow visibility until 2050. The company continues to focus on sustainability, targeting net-zero emissions by 2050, with interim goals set for 2030. Despite challenges from global supply chains and the pandemic, profitability remains robust, with a 64% revenue increase in 1H 2022.

SBM Offshore announced the completion of project financing for FPSO ONE GUYANA, totaling US$1.75 billion. The financing, secured through a consortium of 15 banks, will be drawn over the construction period and will be non-recourse post-completion. The FPSO is set to produce approximately 250,000 barrels of oil per day and will have gas treatment and water injection capacities of 450 million cubic feet and 300,000 barrels per day, respectively. The project is part of the Yellowtail development in the Stabroek block, with Exxon Mobil holding a significant interest.

SBM Offshore announces the resignation of Philippe Barril as Chief Transition Officer effective August 31, 2022, following his appointment as CEO of Heerema Marine Contractors on September 1, 2022. Barril has been a part of SBM since 2015, taking on various roles including Chief Operating Officer. His departure will lead to a simplified Management Board structure, redistributing his responsibilities among the remaining members aimed at sustaining SBM's progression as an energy transition company. CEO Bruno Chabas commended Barril's contributions during his tenure.

SBM Offshore reported year-to-date directional revenue of US$970 million, up 89% from US$513 million in Q1 2021. The company maintains its full-year guidance for 2022, expecting over US$3.1 billion in revenue. A cash dividend of US$1 per share was paid, reflecting a 13% increase year-on-year. Key projects include the successful delivery of FPSO Liza Unity and the confirmed award for FPSO ONE GUYANA. Despite global supply chain pressures, the company anticipates continued profitability in its project portfolio.

On April 6, 2022, SBM Offshore held its Annual General Meeting, where all resolutions proposed were approved. Notable appointments included Øivind Tangen to the Management Board and Hilary Mercer to the Supervisory Board. A cash dividend of US$1 per share was also authorized, payable on May 4, 2022, translating to €0.9137 per share. The company confirmed no significant business operations in Ukraine or Russia amid ongoing geopolitical tensions but acknowledged potential future impacts.