CSE Global

Results

CSE Global posts 3Q earnings decline 25% to $3 mil

SINGAPORE (Nov 8): CSE Global saw 3Q17 earnings drop 25% to $3 million compared to $4 million in 3Q16.

Broker's Calls

Here’s why CSE Global could be on the road to recovery

SINGAPORE (Oct 16): NRA Capital says CSE Global has caught its attention as a company that may have bottomed, and could see considerable upside ahead from its current share price.

Broker's Calls

Weak 1H17 results keeps CSE Global at ‘reduce’

SINGAPORE (Aug 14): CIMB continues to rate CSE Global “reduce” with a target price of 32 cents on the back of the group’s weak 1H17 results.

Results

CSE Global swings to 2Q net loss of $13.8 mil

SINGAPORE (Aug 10): CSE Global reported a net loss of $13.8 million in 2Q17 compared to earnings of $5.5 million in 2Q16.

CSE Global downgraded to ‘reduce’ on OFAC settlement surprise

SINGAPORE (July 25): CIMB Research has cut its rating for CSE Global to “reduce”, from “add” previously. In addition, the research house has slashed CSE’s target price to 39 cents, from 56 cents previously.

Results

CSE Global 1Q earnings fall 46% to $3.0 mil on lower revenue

SINGAPORE (May 11): CSE Global saw earnings of $3 million in the first quarter ended March, a 45.5% decrease from earnings of $5.5 million a year ago.

Oil & gas projects set to flow through this company’s pipelines again

SINGAPORE (March 13): CIMB is maintaining its “add” call for CSE Global on the back of new contract wins.

Stocks To Watch

Stamford Tyres, China Everbright Water, Triyards, Sing Holdings, OUE, Saizen REIT, CSE Global

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CSE Global wins 2 deepwater offshore contracts worth $42 mil

SINGAPORE (March 10): CSE Global announced Friday that its wholly-owned US subsidiary, W-Industries of Texas, has won two deepwater offshore projects valued at US$30 million ($42 million).

Broker's Calls

Not all O&M players to gain from oil price recovery

SINGAPORE (Dec 5): CIMB is upgrading the offshore and marine sector to “neutral” as it forecasts higher crude oil prices of between US$45 and US$60 per barrel.
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