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MOL PLC (MOLB)

Budapest
Currency in HUF
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2,960.0
+40.0(+1.37%)
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MOLB Comments

In Hungary, independent petrol stations are drying up because of limited supply of refined oil products. The petrol stations MOL owns keep being supplied. MOL is on the way to become the sole major provider on the Hungarian market (momopoly).
*monopoly
the price cap on Russian oil will even widen MOL's margins as MOL continues to have legal access to Russian Ural oil whereas selling its products after Brent pricing. Earnings will raise further.
baràtsàg vezetèk off... olcsò nyersolaj utànpòtlàs megszűnt.
ja, egy teljes napra, LOL ;P
coming up: Release of 2022 III. quarter earnings report on the 4 November 2022
MOL Group Q2/2022 net revenue +76% YoY, EPS +41% YoY. Great results MOL! I am gonna buy more once the silly investors sold these great news.
trading ex-dividend today
Release of 2022 Half-year figures on the 5th August 2022 (source: MOL investor relations)
Nice buying chance today with great discount
which day will it trade ex-dividend?
Looked it up. It is the 20th July.
Annual General Meeting: 28 April 2022
Big investment on board at MOL.   Propylene factory will be established they got a huge aid from government.
shareholders' annual meeting will take place on 28.04.2022
100HUF of base dividend and additional 200HUF special dividend on top of it. Almost 12%!
"The base and special dividend proposal implies a total dividend per share of approximately HUF 300." source: MOL investor relations
"The Board of Directors (“BoD”) made a proposal to the Annual General Meeting that MOL distributes a total dividend of HUF 241,933,958,400 on its meeting held on 22 March, 2022. The BoD considered the 2021 results, the strength of the balance sheet, future investment plans and uncertainties of external market conditions in light of the recent macro developments, therefore the BoD proposes to raise the base dividend to around HUF 100 per share from last year’s HUF 95 per share, thus continuing the previous trend of gradually increasing base dividend. Additionally, the BoD also considered that following the emergence of COVID-19 MOL did not propose cash dividend payments in the 2020 calendar year. Furthermore, MOL generated record high EBITDA and free cash flow in 2021 supported by very strong macro conditions, therefore the BoD proposes an additional special dividend amounting to around HUF 200 per share. The base and special dividend proposal implies a total dividend per share of approximately HUF 300."
MOL is making money bigtime because it continues to buy Russian oil at discount price via "barátság" (peace, pax, mir etc) pipeline. At the same time MOL is losing money by selling petrol below the market price due to Orbán's decree of price fixation. MOL is also gaining market share by taking over small petrol stations that ran out of business.
2021 EBITDA: 3.53bn USD, 42% growth YOY
Full year EPS (2021) 731 HUF. P/E with current stock price is 3,62. Very cheap! Expecting strong dividend and increasing stock price.
Q4/2021 and Y2021 earnings are coming up 18th February 2022. I expect a rain of money. HUF is getting strength against EUR as well. Time for substantial gains for the MOL stock.
In Hungary, the government has frozen (fixed) the price of fuel! In the case of WTI above USD 78, MOL is already making a massive loss! The higher the price of oil, the bigger MOL's loss!
IMHO full year EPS will be 700 HUF at least. With current P/E of 5,69 this would give 3983 HUF stock price. Expected dividend 150 HUF. Will see...
István Barta: I don't fully agree, as MOL makes at least as much profit on its retail activities (sale of coffee, food and store items) so the capped fuel prices may actually result in higher retail activity and compensate for lower margins on fuel.
Orban did it again, 3 more months price stop for fuel. The coming elections are very important for him. Meanwhile, smaller gas stations are running out of business, and MOL buys those smaller gas stations, meaning, Orban is actually helping MOL acquiring a bigger piece of the market.
Anton Todorov—And also because the CEO sold shares for approximately 200 million Huf days before the news came out :) insider trading at its finest
Why is it down today, what happened?
The Hungárian goverment maximized the prices of petrol
Thx! That explains it.
Q3 figures: 63% EBITDA increase YTD 2021, EPS 191 HUF
MOL more than doubled its profit compared to 06/2019 yet the share price trades now 15-20 per cent lower than in June 2019. People should be buying this stock like crazy now. Target Price: 7000 HUF
bull
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