The oil and gas industry is trading at a PE ratio of 11.2x, lower than the rest of the Australian stock market PE of 17.9x. This illustrates a somewhat under-priced sector compared to the rest of the market. Though, the industry returned a similar 12.16% on equities compared to the market’s 11.86%, potentially illustrative of a turnaround. Since Antilles Oil and Gas’s earnings doesn’t seem to reflect its true value, its PE ratio isn’t very useful. A loose alternative to gauge Antilles Oil and Gas’s value is to assume the stock should be relatively in-line with its industry.
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Antilles Oil and Gas recently delivered an industry-beating growth rate in earnings, which is a positive for shareholders. If the stock has been on your watchlist for a while, now may be the time to buy, if you like its ability to deliver growth and are not highly concentrated in the energy industry. However, before you make a decision on the stock, I suggest you look at Antilles Oil and Gas’s fundamentals in order to build a holistic investment thesis.
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The author is an independent contributor and at the time of publication had no position in the stocks mentioned.