$BP’S COMEBACK? ELLIOTT’S STAKE & UNDERVALUATION BUZZBP’S COMEBACK? ELLIOTT’S STAKE & UNDERVALUATION BUZZ
1/7
BP ( NYSE:BP ) just got a jolt of activist energy ⚡️ as Elliott Management took a significant stake. Shares surged 7% to 464.75 pence—the highest since August. Are we witnessing the start of a big turnaround? Let’s break down the numbers.
2/7 – REVENUE RUNDOWN
• 12-month revenue (ending Sept 2024): $199.1B (↓13.72% YoY)
• Big contrast to 2022’s 51.58% revenue jump
• Post-pandemic swings? The energy rollercoaster keeps rolling. 🎢
3/7 – EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS
• Q4 2023 net income: $371M vs. $10.8B the previous year 🤯
• Lower refining margins + weaker oil & gas production = big dent
• Still holding a “GOOD” Financial Health score—some resilience under the hood.
4/7 – ELLIOTT’S INVOLVEMENT
• BP’s 2023 performance: -16%—underperforming Shell (-4%) & ExxonMobil (+8%)
• Elliott sees untapped value? Activists typically target companies trading below intrinsic worth
• Market loves it: 7% daily pop signals new optimism. 🚀
5/7 – VALUATION SNAPSHOT
• TTM P/E ratio at 7.89—notably below Shell & Exxon’s multiples
• Some analysts call BP “undervalued” and point to further upside potential
• If Elliott drives restructuring or divestitures, could we see a sustained rally?
6/7 Is BP primed for a major comeback with Elliott on board?
1️⃣ Yes—Activists will unlock hidden value!
2️⃣ No—BP’s challenges run too deep.
3️⃣ Maybe—Need more clarity on strategy.
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7/7 – RISK FACTORS
• Commodity Volatility: Oil & gas prices can swing hard
• Regulatory & ESG Pressure: Green-energy pivot demands big $$
• Debt Levels: ~$20.9B net debt could limit agility
• Competition: Shell, Chevron, & Exxon aren’t standing still. ⛽️