Eli b h H h G Z ki i ∙ Ben Goates Elizabeth Hatch ∙ Greg Zunkiewicz B G Overview Overview Chevron Analysis y Murphy Oil Analysis Transocean Analysis y ConocoPhillips Proposal Final Recommendation Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion 1) Coal & Consumer Fuels 2) Oil & Gas Drilling 3) Oil & Gas Equipment / Svc 4) Oil & Gas Explor / Prod 5) Oil & Gas Integrated O & Gas teg ated 6) Oil & Gas Refining / Mkting 7) Oil & Gas Storage Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion y p p Cyclical sector that performs well under conditions of political uncertainty and low consumer confidence. Opportunities lie with major market players and strategic niche players. Final recommendation is to overweight the sector. Current S&P 500 Weight S&P W i ht 12.99% SIM Weight SIM W i ht 10.36% +/‐ / ‐2.63% Recommend Overweight 13.36% +.37% Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Large player Business segments Overview Upstream (Exploration and production) p ( p p ) Downstream (Refining and distribution) Chemicals Oth Other Exploration operations in numerous countries Operations in 180 countries (nearly all) Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Oil price Stock price largely follows the oil price. L Lowered production for 2011, based on Q2 d d ti f b d Q Thailand, shared GOM Project, two other GOM rigs Marcellus Shale, Gorgon Australia Huge international presence and diversification Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion g One of largest oil titans Many risks affecting smaller companies do not apply Overview Movement in oil and gas prices g p Political, economic, and climatological events Double‐dip recession oub e d p ecess o Ability to find new sources Liabilities of exploration Increase in operational costs Potential for litigation Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion ‐ As alluded to, I am placing a BUY As alluded to I am placing a BUY rating on Chevron Corporation. ‐ Using my pro forma income statement, other U i f i t t t th professional analyst projections of $127.00 (as reference), comparable ratios (35% weight), and discounted cash flow projections (65%), I place a target price of $118.50 (slightly higher because the optimism displayed throughout the paper) optimism displayed throughout the paper). Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Mid‐size player (Market Cap of $10B vs. 300B) Mid i l (M k t C f $ B B) Business segments Exploration and Production p Refining and Marketing ▪ Retail operations w/ Wal‐Mart Overview Drilling operations in 5 countries & offshore Exploration operations in a dozen countries Expected production levels of 300,000 barrels per day by 2015 d b Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Oil price Stock price largely follows the oil price. Price per barrel rose 2.6% this week to $87 Segment Contribution to Operating Revenue (up from 2010 average of $79) (up from 2010 average of $79). ▪ WTI = $87.64, Brent = $109.91. Exploration and Production Refining and Marketing Exploration and Production p Major expansion, high profit margins. Segment Contribution to Profit Refining and Marketing g g Exploration and Production Divestment Refining and Marketing Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Modest Size Market fluctuations felt more strongly Regulatory Environment BP oil spill fallout Refinery Sales S&P downgrade of debt? Overview Dry Hole Drilling Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion MUR Segment (millions) Net Sales Exploration and Production Refining and Marketing Total Consensus FY 2013E FY 2012E FY 2011E FY 2010 FY 2009 FY 2008 FY 2007 FY 2006 9,923 7,939 6,107 3,571 2,951 3,957 2,016 1,828 6,867 16,791 13,465 21,404 19,236 25,343 19,831 23,402 15,960 18,910 23,566 27,523 16,409 18,425 12,462 14,289 $ 31,992 $ 31,973 $ 33,200 2,481 2,382 2,443 806 692 1,603 657 617 52 2,532 135 2,516 240 2,683 149 955 72 764 314 1,917 206 863 111 727 Operating Earnings Exploration and Production Refining and Marketing Total Operating Margin ROA ROE EPS EBITDA (TTM) Cash Flow Murphy Oil 5.93 7.28 11.61 4.93 2.98B 2.60B Chevron Murphy Financials Overview Exxon Mobil 12.74 10.13 25.32 7.59 37.93B 55.88B British Petroleum 6.18 4.83 20.96 6.28 32.68B 9.42B Transocean Royal Dutch Shell 8.40 6.84 18.34 8.97 49.82B 33.13B Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Target Price Calculation: (104.40*.05)+(118.95*.05)+(83.72*.05)+(77.74*.85) = $81.43 Absolute Valuation High Low Median Current Target Multiple P/Forward E P/S P/B / P/EBITDA P/CF 36.2 1.7 4.1 11.42 14.2 6.7 .3 1.2 2.22 3.4 13.8 .8 2.7 5.77 9.0 7.4 .3 1.2 3.20 4.5 13.8 .8 2.7 5.77 9.0 Target E, S, B, etc/Share 8.62 130.5 45.63 14.51 6.92 Target Price $118.95 $104.40 $ $123.20 $83.72 $62.28 Target Price Calculation: ((104.40*.05)+(118.95*.05)+(83.72*.05)+(77.74*.85))*.90 = $75 ((45% upside) p ) Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion World’s largest offshore drilling company Business segments Contract Drilling (90% of sales) Other operations (10% of sales) ▪ Drilling management services ▪ Oil and gas exploration, development, and production activities Overview Specialize in deepwater and ultra deepwater drilling Has a drilling fleet of 138 vessels with 47 High‐ g 3 47 g Specification Floaters and three new ones under construction Closest competitor Ensco only has of 74 drilling ship which 21 are deepwater and ultra deep water. Thus they have more than double their fleet Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Current Stock Price: 57.26 Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Oil price In order for deepwater drilling to be profitable oil price needs to be above $75 per barrel Brent Crude Oil on August 15, 2011 was $109.91 and is expected to rise in the coming year t d t i i th i Deepwater drilling demand Increase in discoveries in reserves, main place new oil discoveries are Brazil is a main driver with 48 new oil and gas discoveries in its offshore and onshore areas as well as West Africa ▪ Have 8 deepwater and ultra deepwater rigs there Expected capital expenditures to grow from $58.8 billion in Expected capital expenditures to grow from $58 8 billion in 2010 to $64.2 billion in 2011 Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion g g g p Still ongoing litigation from oil spill BP suing for $40 million as well as Halliburton and Cameron Is insured up to $950 million for liabilities and fees Provision in contract with BP that places all liability on BP Likely out come divide up all responsibility between all parties involved ll ti i l d Overview Public opinion If oil prices decrease, demand for deepwater drilling will decrease New costly regulations following oil spill Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion 2009 Contract drilling sales % growth 9,065 10,888 -16.74% 511 668 -23.50% Total sales 9,576 11,556 -17.13% Operating margin 1,866 4,400 -48.82% Other business sales Contract drilling sales 3 months ending March 31, 2010 3 months ending June 30, 2010 % growth 1,960 2,096 6.94% 184 238 87.5% , 2,144 2,334 , 8.86% 372 391 5.11% Other business sales Total sales Operating margin Overview 2010 Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Price from excel worksheet: 68.2 x .8 Price from above: 64.96 x .2 Target price: 67.55 Total upside: 17.97% Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Second‐largest refinery operator in the U.S. f Recently announced spin off of refineries Solid financials High cash flow, low debt Dividends Both companies to pay dividend + increases ▪ Current 4% dividend yield, increasing since 2001 Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Overview Chevron Murphy Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion Tasks: T k Increase SIM weight by 300 bps Sell 50 bps of Chevron stock 5 p Recommendations Overview Chevron: Murphy: Transocean: ConocoPhillips ConocoPhillips: Chevron Murphy Sell 50 bps Hold Hold Buy 350 bps Transocean Conoco Phillips Conclusion