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<ul><li>12 months after new oil production facilities were installed at the Yumna oil field offshore Oman (which is Rex International’s major cash cow), production has yet to regain the highs seen in 2021.</li><li>Instead, production remains stubbornly at 50% below change-out of the new facilities.</li><li>One year after the successful hook-up and commissioning of the new floating storage tanker and mobile offshore production unit (MOPU) at its key Yumna asset offshore Oman, production has continued to disappoint.</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

12 months after new oil production facilities were installed at the Yumna oil field offshore Oman (which is Rex International’s major cash cow), production has yet to regain the highs seen in 2021.Instead, production remains stubbornly at 50% below change-out of the new facilities.One year after the successful hook-up and commissioning of the new floating storage tanker and mobile offshore production unit (MOPU) at its key Yumna asset offshore Oman, production has continued to disappoint.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Rex International - Yumna Oil Field Remains Problematic

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/rex-international-holding" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:17074:1" rel="noopener">Rex International Holding (REXI SP)</a> has announced further investments outside of its core oil&amp;gas portfolio both related to its major shareholder. A major red flag.</li>
<li>It is unclear whether these investments will bring real value to Rex as minority investors generally hate related party transactions without clear justification.</li>
<li>The latest drilling campaign in Oman again encountered operational issues giving fuel to the bears that Rex is not capable of successfully operating its own fields.</li>
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Rex International Holding (REXI SP) has announced further investments outside of its core oil&amp;gas portfolio both related to its major shareholder. A major red flag.
It is unclear whether these investments will bring real value to Rex as minority investors generally hate related party transactions without clear justification.
The latest drilling campaign in Oman again encountered operational issues giving fuel to the bears that Rex is not capable of successfully operating its own fields.


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<li>Rex reported a disappointing set of results mainly due to continued struggles in Oman. While Oman production was well over 10K bpd in 1H21 it deteriorated every month in 1H22.</li>
<li>Revenue was 99.45M USD (+31%) but we estimate it would have been closer to 149M USD if the Yumna field wouldn't have stopped producing for almost 70 days in 1H22.</li>
<li>YTD stock is -23% and can only reverse if management proves Oman is ready to rebound. Dividend payments will start on a quarterly basis as of October 2022.</li>
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Rex reported a disappointing set of results mainly due to continued struggles in Oman. While Oman production was well over 10K bpd in 1H21 it deteriorated every month in 1H22.
Revenue was 99.45M USD (+31%) but we estimate it would have been closer to 149M USD if the Yumna field wouldn't have stopped producing for almost 70 days in 1H22.
YTD stock is -23% and can only reverse if management proves Oman is ready to rebound. Dividend payments will start on a quarterly basis as of October 2022.


Rex 1H22 Results: All Eyes on Recovery in Oman; Trading on 8.3% Dividend Yield

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For our next Webinar, we have the pleasure of welcoming back Analyst Nicolas Van Broekhoven, who will go through his latest picks in the Singapore market, highlighting key stocks and names to watch out for in the Lion City.
The webinar was hosted on Wednesday, 24 August 2022, 17:00 SGT/HKT.
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Nicolas Van Broekhoven was on the buy-side for 15 years, and worked most recently at a medium-sized boutique asset management firm. He grew up in Europe, went to university in the US and has been living in Singapore for the last seven years, which has given him a broad scope on the world and investing in general. He considers himself a generalist investor with a preference for small and mid-cap companies and special situations. However, a large-cap that has gone temporarily out of favour might also pique his interest.

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<li>Rex will soon close a disappointing 1H22 as equipment upgrades and maintenance hamper production in Oman. Recently production was halted again due to a small oil leak in its flowline.</li>
<li>Norway's production has been declining in 1H. Rebound hopefully in 2H. New bond financing was announced for more Norwegian M&amp;A. Malaysian assets to get the green light in 2H22.</li>
<li>Rex remains very cheap but needs to deliver on operational milestones to unlock value. YTD share price performance has lagged sector peers substantially.</li>
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Rex will soon close a disappointing 1H22 as equipment upgrades and maintenance hamper production in Oman. Recently production was halted again due to a small oil leak in its flowline.
Norway's production has been declining in 1H. Rebound hopefully in 2H. New bond financing was announced for more Norwegian M&amp;A. Malaysian assets to get the green light in 2H22.
Rex remains very cheap but needs to deliver on operational milestones to unlock value. YTD share price performance has lagged sector peers substantially.


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Rex International is a multinational oil exploration and production (E&P) company with interests in exploration and production licenses in Oman, Norway, and Benin. It also offers its proprietary Rex Virtual Drilling technology, a liquid hydrocarbon indicator. The company was founded in Singapore on January 11, 2013.

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