
TSE:PD
This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts are optimistic about Precision Drilling (PD-T) moving forward into 2027, noting that the increase in activity in the oil market suggests a potential price rise of 5-10%. They emphasize that pure play oil producers are the best investment choice given current market conditions. The stock has shown a significant rally, potentially driven by the sanctioning of LNG Canada and the company's achievement of its debt targets, leading to a strategic pivot towards returning 50% of capital to shareholders. Furthermore, it's worth noting that Precision Drilling's free cash flow yield is projected to be around 20% next year while also implementing a buyback of 10% of its shares. Although the current spreadsheet calculations appear positive, some experts feel it's still not the right time to invest in service stocks given the cyclical nature of the industry.
Stock has pulled back significantly with the problems in the oil sector. This is now at a level where he thinks it is very attractive. This is Canada's largest drilling company. Have significant operations in the US. If you have faith in the oil/gas industry, this is a very good entry point. Yield of 3.06%.
With everything that is happening in the energy sector right now, he has taken a bit of a backseat and doesn't have a lot of energy exposure. Certainly a great company and a great management team. If he started to see oil prices stabilize, so that he would know where capital budgets were going to be for exploration companies, it would be a great point to enter back into this company.
Sees upside of nearly 70%. This is one of North America’s leading drillers. They are really 2 separate businesses in Canada. The drilling associated with the potential LNG pipelines along with the rest of the western sedimentary basin. Rigs required to drill for LNG are very much more sophisticated than traditional. Yield of 3.07%.
The problem with drillers is that they are dependent on the cash flow of the oil/gas industry, so when oil/gas stocks are coming down and their cash flows are getting impaired everyone worries that the drillers are going to take the first heat on that. Thinks the drillers are still a great long-term story. Valuations in Canada are much cheaper than they are in the US. The drillers generate very good cash flows. (See Top Picks.)
We need fewer gas drilling rigs for the number of holes because of horizontal drilling. They can produce far more per well than on the conventional vertical. However, on the whole natural gas picture, there is a lot of supply. We are coming into winter right now and storage currently is 20% less than last year. We’ll see better pricing on natural gas and more exploration. However, you get through the winter and you are into the 1st year of LNG exporting. Because of this, she thinks we are in a bottoming phase for natural gas prices over the next few years.
He sold it higher. It is pulling back. It is getting interesting at these levels. They are a deep driller and doing better now. In the short term you have to look around at other factors. $90 oil prices leave less cash to be spent on drilling. But he does not see a problem in starting to step into it. He would not sell it. There is a little more room on the downside on oil.
They drill and others frack wells. Share price driven by activity. There will still be a lot of activity in Canada for them. There is money to be spent in the industry. As LNG expands over the next decade you will get more wells drilled. The pullback in energy gives you the opportunity to buy. It is a pretty good entry point.
He doubled down at $9.22. He is predicting increasing profit in the next two years. It is very cheap. Don’t do anything before the OPEC meeting. PD-T has priced in $65-$70 oil so he is not too worried. 66% of all drilling is just to maintain current production and this should shelter drillers. This is one of the premier drillers.