💼 Repsol recently updated its strategic plan with significant increases in dividend distributions.
📉 Repsol's Q2 2023 results show a 26% decrease in revenue and a 44% decline in net profit, primarily due to the significant drop in oil and gas prices.
📊 The decrease in oil and gas prices has led to sharp declines in refining margins, resulting in lower overall profits for Repsol compared to 2022.
Higher energy prices have led to increased revenue and dividends.
Refining margins are lower in 2022 but higher than average in 2023.
Repsol plans to achieve earnings per share of 2 euros in 2023.
💰 Reducing the number of shares increases earnings per share.
📈 Repsol has seen an increase in earnings per share through share buybacks.
📉 Repsol has also distributed cash dividends while buying back shares.
📈 The number of shares for Energética has increased by 43% due to flexible dividend distributions, resulting in increased ownership rights and wealth.
💰 Despite not redeeming shares, Energética has distributed profits from 2012 to 2017, leading to an increase in ownership.
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📈 Repsol is achieving better-than-expected profits and dividends.
💰 They are reinvesting profits, repurchasing stocks, and developing renewable energy and hydrogen sources.
📊 Repsol's current strategic plan will be updated in January 2024.
💡 Repsol is working to improve its stability and is expected to pay higher dividends than anticipated.
💸 The current dividend yield is 5.4% and the PER 2023 is estimated to be less than 7 times.
🚀 Repsol's profits are likely to continue increasing with the growth of renewable energy and hydrogen companies.
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