Vista Oil & Gas Sab De Cv - ADR Stock News

Vista Energy's aggressive growth strategy aims to double production by 2030, leveraging its high-return shale oil assets in Argentina's Vaca Muerta basin. Despite high Capex costs, Vista Energy's valuation appears relatively cheap, with strong EBITDA margins and improving financial metrics. The company's future outlook is positive, but risks include Argentina's political and economic stability.

Vista Energy's stock price surged 650% over five years, driven by strong operational growth, increased oil production, and expanding global demand, positioning it for continued growth. Q3 2024 results show a 53% YOY revenue increase, with oil production up 53% and adjusted EBITDA rising 37%, highlighting operational efficiency. Vista's investments in Vaca Muerta and global financing strategies,...

Vista Energy is a high-growth, Vaca Muerta pure play, expected to reach 95k BOED by 2025 and 150k BOED by 2030. The company is nearing self-funding status, potentially enabling debt reduction, dividends, and share buybacks, assuming oil prices stay above US$60bbl. Vista's valuation is attractive with a price target of US$73, driven by a 5x EV/EBITDA multiple, reflecting its superior growth prof...

Vista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V.'s 3Q24 results show strong production growth, but transport bottlenecks and rising costs somewhat affect its margins. Production guidance for 2025 increased to 95-100 thousand boe/day, with a long-term goal of 150 thousand boe/day by 2030. Valuation models suggest Vista Energy needs Brent prices between $70-$75 to achieve a 15% yield, considering Argentina's economi...

Vista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V. (NYSE:VIST ) Q3 2024 Earnings Conference Call October 24, 2024 9:00 AM ET Company Participants Alejandro Chernacov - Co-Founder, Strategic Planning and Investor Relations Officer Miguel Galuccio - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Conference Call Participants Vicente Falanga - Bradesco BBI Tasso Vasconcellos - UBS Bruno Montanari - Morgan Stanley Marina Mertens -...

I am bullish on Vista Energy due to its strong financials, strategic partnerships, and significant production growth in Vaca Muerta. Vista's revenues increased by 66% YoY in Q2'24, driven by 40% production growth and high oil prices, showcasing solid financial health. The company's commitment to clean energy and strategic partnerships, like with Nabors, positions it well for future growth and r...

Vista Energy, primarily operating in Argentine shale, shows strong profitability and improving margins, with a P/E ratio of 9.24, making it a value proposition. Despite a moderate debt and low current ratio, Vista Energy's growth relies on oil prices and global economic stability, necessitating heavy investments. The company trades at a high price/book value of 3.17, indicating a premium compar...

The largest shale play outside North America has proven to be a tough nut to crack over the last decade. The formation is the Vaca Muerta shale in west-central Argentina, which remains to be fully developed despite efforts by some of the world's largest oil companies – including Chevron, Shell, BP, and ConocoPhillips – to make a go of it there.