Tracy Mackenzie and Jack Allardyce rate Africa-focused oil and gas explorer Bowleven as a hold.
The company recently announced that the Sapele-1ST well in the Douala Basin of Cameroon had encountered a total of 23 metres of net hydrocarbon pay in the Omicron reserves based on the results of drilling, wireline logs and reservoir fluid and pressure data. The duo remark that ‘sands are thinner than those in the initial discovery well’.
Rating the shares as a hold, they identify a target price of 346p.
Strong momentum at Renew
Meanwhile, specialist engineering concern Renew Holdings is rated as a buy by analysts Michael Parkinson and James Woodrow.
The company had recently declared that The Competition Appeal Tribunal had decided to reduce the aggregate fines imposed on Renew in relation to historic cover pricing activities from £3.5 million to £900,000.
The fines relate to incidents that took place between 2000 and 2004, with Brewin opining that they were ‘part of widespread industry practice at the time’. Parkinson and Woodrow identify a target price of 93p, adding that they ‘see scope to revise this upwards given the significantly improved quality of earnings and the strong momentum created over the past few months’.
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