AKRBP.OL AKER BP

Energy · Oil & Gas E&P

7 · Razoável Momentum 8.0 · Forte Em risco

324.20

+0.87%

Sobre a empresa

Aker BP ASA engages in the exploration, field development, and production of oil and gas on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. It operates field centers, including Valhall, Ula, Edvard Grieg/Ivar Aasen, Alvheim, and Skarv. The company was formerly known as Det norske oljeselskap ASA and changed its name to Aker BP ASA in October 2016. Aker BP ASA was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Lysaker, Norway.

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114.48%

25.70

204.8B

14.44

22.45

295.73

Faixa de 52 semanas

324

mín 241 máx 374

Análise aprofundada do dividendo

AKER BP is an equity with a market capitalization of 207,083,782,144.0 NOK. It currently offers a dividend yield of 7.84%. The company's industry and sector are not provided. Its dividend rating score, momentum score, and value score are missing from the data. Information regarding its current yield relative to its 5-year historical band is also not available.

Histórico de dividendos

AKER BP's dividend payment is 25.7 NOK per share. The company's dividend growth streak in years is not provided in the data. Similarly, its 3-year and 5-year dividend Compound Annual Growth Rates (CAGR) are missing. A year-by-year breakdown of past dividend payments is also absent from the provided information, making it difficult to assess past consistency or growth trends.

Segurança do dividendo

AKER BP's dividend payout ratio stands at 114.48% based on its earnings per share of 22.45 NOK and a dividend of 25.7 NOK. This indicates the company is distributing more than its current earnings as dividends. Key financial leverage metrics such as debt-to-equity, current ratio, and quick ratio are not provided. The dividend safety status, fair value, Chowder Rule score, Yield Theory assessment, and CCC tier are all missing from the data.

Principais riscos

The payout ratio of 114.48% indicates that the company is currently paying out more in dividends than it earns.
Key financial health indicators like debt-to-equity, current ratio, and quick ratio are not available, limiting a full assessment of balance sheet strength.
Absence of a dividend growth streak and historical dividend data makes it challenging to evaluate dividend reliability and consistency.
No dividend safety status or valuation metrics are provided to gauge potential overvaluation or dividend sustainability.