BPT
Beach Energy (BPT), formerly Beach Petroleum, is an oil and gas explorer, developer and producer, with investments in the resources industry. Beach retains a portfolio of over 350 exploration and production tenements within Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Egypt, Spain and Albania. Its key projects are located in the Cooper/Eromanga, Surat and Gippsland Basins of eastern Australia. Beach Petroleum listed on the Australian Stock Exchange on 30 June, 1972. The Company is headquartered in Adelaide, South Australia.
Oil and gas company, Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) have announced its half year financial results for 2013 to its shareholders and investors on the Australian stockmarket.
- Beach Energy Net Profit at $43.6 million, down 22 percent.
- BPT Underlying Net Profit at $60.9 million up 17 percent.
- Beach Energy record Revenue at $342.9 million from stronger oil prices which averaged at $110 per barrel.
- Carbon tax paid was $7 million.
No floats are scheduled tomorrow Thursday, November 24, 2011. Meanwhile, an ex-dividend, two Extraordinary General Meeting and a lot of Annual General Meetings are scheduled in the sharemarket world.
Ex-Dividends
Next week on September 5, 2011, EGMs are on a rebound as seven companies will convene. upcoming ex-dividends are still on a roll with 41 stocks, but there is only one company scheduled to float.
Dividends
Australian oil company, Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) have announced that their fourth quarter revenue has risen by 16 percent to $142.4 million. The increased revenue was largely due to the 24 percent rise in average realised price per barrel of oil.
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