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Is PTT’s Strategy to Become a Multi-Industry Conglomerate the Right Move?

Andrew Stolz

Highlights: Expansion to other industries as oil business matures. Attractive dividend yield despite rise in invested capital. The company will allocate 32% of its future CAPEX budget until 2030 to invest in new industries, mainly through M&A. Diversifying business lines sounds great, but is there any downside?

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Can the World’s Largest Carmaker Handle the ESG Pressure?

Andrew Stolz

In 2020, the Japanese gov’t announced the intention to ban gasoline-powered cars by 2030. Toyota has announced to allocate US$13.5bn by 2030 to the development of EV batteries. The company pays out dividends on a consistent basis. Dividend payout ratio is almost constant around 30%. Cash flow – Toyota. Ratios – Toyota.

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Can Idemitsu Kosan Generate Enough Cash From Oil to Fund Transition?

Andrew Stolz

Attractive dividend yield could rise to 2x Japanese average. By 2030, the company plans to increase its renewable capacity to 4 Gigawatt from currently 0.2 Attractive dividend yield could rise to 2x Japanese average. In the past share, the company has increased its dividend per share and is likely to maintain that level.

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How Much Can Equinor Exploit Europe’s Energy Crisis?

Andrew Stolz

Strong years ahead lead to attractive dividend yields. Until 2030, the capacity is expected to grow more than 8x to 13+ GW. Strong years ahead lead to attractive dividend yields. I also expect a strong increase in dividends over next 3 years. The dividend yield could grow to a remarkable 4%+ in 23E. Conclusions.