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Two stocks that rocketed - St Barbara and Whitehaven Coal

Aug 01, 2016 | Team Kalkine
Two stocks that rocketed - St Barbara and Whitehaven Coal

 
St Barbara Ltd


SBM Details
  • Higher costs in FY17: St Barbara Ltd (ASX: SBM) stock surged over 6.97% on August 01, 2016 as the group reiterated their positive outlook for FY17 and expects a production of 340-370 koz. The group is also seeking to leverage its current assets and accordingly planning for a mine extension for Gwalia. The group is conducting strategic review for Simberi. Moreover, the shares of SBM delivered an outstanding return of 112.7% during this year to date (as of July 29, 2016) as the group’s annual gold production for FY16 was more than expected. The group reported a cash contribution of A$275 million for FY16 while decreased the debt by US$197 million from June 2015. On the other hand, the group expects a slightly higher AISC of A$985-$1075/oz as compared to FY16 AISC of A$933 / oz.
  • Recommendation: The stock is “Expensive” at the current price of $3.22
 

SBM vs peers (Source: Company Reports)
 
Whitehaven Coal Ltd


WHC Details
  • Ongoing positive momentum in the stock: Whitehaven Coal Ltd (ASX: WHC) stock delivered an outstanding performance on August 01, 2016 on the back of coal price movement, with the stock surging over 8.3%. The stock rallied over 53.88% in the last four weeks (as of July 29, 2016) as the group reported a solid June quarter performance. WHC full year ROM coal production rose 30% year on year (yoy) to 20.5Mt, while saleable coal production reached 19.7Mt. The group’s Maules Creek operated at a rate of over 9.0Mtpa during the quarter while Narrabri and Tarrawonga reported new ROM coal production records.
  • Recommendation: We maintain our “Speculative Buy” recommendation on the stock at the current price of $1.825

Expectations vs outcome (Source: Company Reports)

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