-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:DINO第一季度业绩表现卓越,调整后每股收益为0.69美元,远超市场预期的亏损0.27美元,超出预期0.74美元;调整后EBITDA从2.01亿美元增长至4.26亿美元,增幅超过一倍。炼油业务引领复苏,实现营业收入5.14亿美元,而上年同期亏损3000万美元。尽管各区域业绩有所分化,西部地区利润率增至每桶14.61美元,而中部地区利润率则压缩至每桶3.58美元。我们认为,强劲的业绩反映了炼油基本面的改善以及可再生能源监管方面的利好。可再生能源业务扭亏为盈,实现营业收入1.82亿美元,受益于销量增长、利润率提高以及上年同期4900万美元的生产者税收抵免。运营现金流保持强劲,达4.57亿美元,足以覆盖1.67亿美元的股东回报,同时资产负债表也得到改善,现金增至11.5亿美元。我们预计,可再生柴油需求的良好增长势头以及小型炼油厂可再生燃料识别码(RINs)豁免政策将继续带来利好。
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