Here's a whole list of oil service companies The huge ones have a pe 10/12 the smaller ones 15/25 But you need to factor in growth per quarter/year also---high growth companies will trade at a higher pe and share price. looking that far out and at a glance I would guess $2.50 to $5.00 for 2009
Forward P/E of 15-30 is fair value for a growing company in this sector.
Based on current share structure = pps $1.95 to $3.90
But I don’t think that’s where the future of DDI lies. Continuing current operations through Q4 ’09 w/o change?
Where does the EPS & PPS go with incremental revenues of an acquisition in 2008?
Where does the EPS & PPS go with incremental revenues of an acquisition in 2009?
Will there be a growth in sales of the deep water LARS units?
Will the Proteus be the next “must have” for deep water exploration to stay competitive?
Will the margins on each of these increase with growth?
Has DR fully built these into their projected EPS?
What will Ron Smith and crews’ next innovation be?
Has DR researched this and have they factored this in?
IMO Deep Down will not stand pat in its current configuration. It will grow and innovate as it has over the past18 months. Therefore projecting the Deep Down of today to the 4th Q of ’09… “is apples and oranges” and by the time we get to Q4’09 Deep Down is a much different and much larger animal…
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