-- 加拿大皇家银行资本市场策略师在周二的一份报告中指出,3月份中东陆上钻井平台数量环比减少43座,降幅5%;海上钻井平台数量环比减少10座,降幅4%。 加拿大皇家银行表示,这些不利因素,加上物流和人员成本的上升,预计将对在该地区开展业务的公司上半年的业绩构成压力。 在美国,第一季度钻井平台数量总计530台,同比下降7%,但高于加拿大皇家银行(RBC)此前预测的518台,因此RBC将2026年的预测值从526台上调至544台。 RBC预计,油价上涨将继续支撑石油活动,从而缓解市场对西德克萨斯中质原油价格在2026年初可能跌至每桶50美元的担忧。 在加拿大,第一季度钻井平台数量达到216台,同比下降4%,但略高于RBC此前预测的214台,RBC表示,预计支出将基本保持平稳。 与此同时,策略师表示,油田服务类股在2026年已飙升约36%,随着该行业进入第一季度财报季,其估值也将进一步走高。 加拿大皇家银行(RBC)表示,第一季度财报将于4月21日率先发布,首批公司包括哈里伯顿(HAL)、赛佩姆(Saipem)和威德福(Weatherford,WFRD)。报告指出,投资者将评估地缘政治风险和未来的产量恢复趋势。 RBC表示,今年以来,专注于美国市场的公司表现优于在中东地区开展业务的同行,这反映出美国国内业务活动更为强劲,地缘政治干扰也较少。 报告显示,RBC的首选股包括斯伦贝谢(SLB)、贝克休斯(Baker Hughes,BKR)、德希尼布FMC(TechnipFMC,FTI)、Enerflex(EFXT)、Patterson-UTI Energy(PTEN)、Hunting和CES Energy Solutions。 与此同时,RBC将第一季度EBITDA预期下调了2.4%,其中斯伦贝谢(SLB)和Trican Well Service(TCW)的下调幅度最大,同时上调了赛佩姆、德希尼布FMC和Enerflex的预期。 加拿大皇家银行(RBC)表示,修订后的盈利预期普遍低于市场预期,尤其是Trican Well Service、Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI) 和 Calfrac Well Services (CFW) 的盈利预期,而Halliburton、Enerflex 和 Ensign Energy Services 的盈利预期则超出预期。 RBC 将 Trican Well Service 的评级从“跑赢大盘”下调至“与大盘持平”,目标价为 7.50 美元;同时将 NOV (NOV) 的评级从“跑赢大盘”下调至“与大盘持平”,目标价为 21 美元。
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