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OGDC: Earnings Release 2nd quarter - Dec 2022

OGDC earned Rs. 9.7 per share in the second quarter ending December 2022. The company also announced a cash dividend of Rs. 2.25 per share.

OGDC's twelve-month trailing EPS is now Rs. 37.2 and a cash dividend of Rs. 7.5, translating into a compelling PE of 2.3 and a dividend yield of 8.6%.

Profit after tax of Rs. 41.7 billion for the second quarter was less by 21% over the first quarter on lower production, higher costs, and lower other income. 

Comparing with Ist quarter ending Sep22; Sales declined by 8.6% and gross profit declined by 14% over Ist quarter, Other operating expenses increased by 1.5 times, Other income halved, negatively impacting Profit before tax over 26%.

This is despite the higher spread in crude and the favorable exchange rate. Declining production is a cause for concern

For the HY ending December 22, crude oil sales made up 46% of total revenue, and natural gas sales made up 43%.

OGDC: Oil & Gas Devl CorpttmDec22Sep22Jun22Mar22Dec21
Q2 - 2023Q1 - 2023Q4 - 2022Q3 - 2022Q2 - 2022
PAT (Mill Rs.)159,91341,70953,30321,74043,16135,253
EPS (Rs.)37.189.7012.395.0510.048.20
Cash Dividend (Rs./share)7.52.251.752.512

OGDC
Dec22Sep22Jun22Mar22Dec21
Miilion Rupees    Q2 - 2023Q1 - 2023Q4 - 2022Q3 - 2022Q2 - 2022
Net Sales-8.29%97,223106,01295,19689,10479,633
Gross Profit / Loss-14.22%64,50975,20655,84962,36552,391
Operating Profit / Loss-19.97%58,14872,65364,00258,32946,789
Financial Charges79.14%1,466818607592578
Profit Before Taxation-26.72%64,64088,20762,57164,77952,902
Taxation-22,931-34,905-40,831-21,618-17,649
Profit After Tax159,91341,70953,30321,74043,16135,253
EPS (Rs.)37.189.7012.395.0510.048.20
Cash Dividend (Rs./share)7.52.251.752.512

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