1. The company has a solid balance sheet. 2. Operating margin and return on equity are trough the roof. 3. Demand for oil in South and Central America is only gonna increase in the next 10 years. Population increase combined with industrialisation go hand in hand with oil demand. 4. The company has a huge share of the market in the region. 5. Earnings have grown more than 50% during the last 5 years. 6. Price for oil has gone way up. Likely to stay up because of the situation in Europe. 7. The dividend is bonkers. It's likely to be cut down but even so it would be way higher than what you usually get.
Actually I hope the price falls. So I can buy more.
P
Goooooo pbrrrrrrrr🤗
P
It appears the new CEO is getting a “thumbs up”!
B
I received 0.5518 per share. Seems low. Anyone else with this number?
h
Brazil has enough oil but has not capacity to refine enough oil for domestic consumption other players import about 30% percent that fuel if government could interfere the the price of fuel those companies would stop importing and the economy would collapse with lack of fuel.
J
Whoa, this is News, Q2--ER date is now Thurs, July28(old date was fri aug5)!!! It was just changed in the last 2 days. I suspect this is deliberate on PBR's campaign to energize the stock price and get that Good News out in the media and Declare the next Gargantuan Dividend!!!
B
How these huge dividend payments can be had in such an undervalued equity is mind blowing. If Bolsonaro is responsible, I salute him.
L
I see no dividend. TD AMERITRADE 14000 PLUS SHARES.😮🤢
M
The Share price of PBR, in face of the giant dividend is low according to most owners. Going back to the supply and demand concept, PBR is priced where it is because there is no demand at higher prices (sure it will fluctuate a few cents on any given trading day). I have read posts that target a very much higher price and touts who claim there is no negative political potential. Yet here we are with an incredible yield. Why, because the real risks are well known to others outside this board. The main risk to PBR is the people of Brazil. Any politician is just the stooge that is trying to control the people. Read what is happening in Ecuador today. I am long long long, but have my foot in the exit door to run fast. The next dividend is not a given. Just be wary of posters who claim there is no potential political issues inherent in the PBR share price. I am in the camp of the nail biter!
B
Controlling shareholder dare not ask about PBR's pricing policy, because of the likelihood of fuel shortages occurring if it were to be changed.
G
Next DIV pyt. July 27, hit accounts the 28, looks like 73-cents.
H
Brazil's Petrobras: Caio Mario Paes de Andrade was sworn in as CEO, board member on Tuesday
G
Got my DIVI’E in my VANGUARD account, this morning. Lots of fees taken out.
h
whoever is afraid of politic government interference should sell and buy Oxy or other company . I personally I like Pbr a lot better just because there no chance Lula or other government to change (ppi). Prb is cheaper and a better company than most congeners.
D
Collecting more divi's while my $$ were moved to OXY WT's about 2 weeks ago.
P
The pattern of PBR retracting after ex-dividend is usually month or 40 days before U turn. This present retracting is deeper than last 6 months. 2nd quarter should be fantastic earnings quarter with great dividend. Politics has effected this stock but tomorrow vote for new CEO & dividend pay day!! Go PBR!!😃
B
Bolsonaro said Sunday that the new CEO takes over with a commitment to make a quick analysis of what’s going on at the company, explain its pricing policy and say whether prices need to be adjusted immediately, according to newspaper O Globo.
Another non-consensual decision, with board member Francisco Petros saying the combination of Andrade’s academic background and professional experience “is far below Petrobras governance and management needs.”
L
what happen to the giddy folks🤦♂️
B
Can only imagine the size of the next declared dividend. $2? Yes, imo.
1. The company has a solid balance sheet.
2. Operating margin and return on equity are trough the roof.
3. Demand for oil in South and Central America is only gonna increase in the next 10 years. Population increase combined with industrialisation go hand in hand with oil demand.
4. The company has a huge share of the market in the region.
5. Earnings have grown more than 50% during the last 5 years.
6. Price for oil has gone way up. Likely to stay up because of the situation in Europe.
7. The dividend is bonkers. It's likely to be cut down but even so it would be way higher than what you usually get.
Actually I hope the price falls. So I can buy more.
import about 30% percent that fuel if government could interfere the the price of fuel those companies would
stop importing and the economy would collapse with lack of fuel.
I personally I like Pbr a lot better just because there no chance Lula or other government to change (ppi).
Prb is cheaper and a better company than most congeners.
Another non-consensual decision, with board member Francisco Petros saying the combination of Andrade’s academic background and professional experience “is far below Petrobras governance and management needs.”