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Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. Q2 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptTue, Jul 27, 2010
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Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. Q1 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptTue, Apr 27, 2010
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Founded in 1889, Chicago Bridge & Iron N.V. and Subsidiaries (“CB&I” or “the Company”) is one of the world’s leading engineering, procurement and construction (“EPC”) companies and major process technology licensors, delivering comprehensive solutions to customers in the energy and natural... More
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- Wednesday, May 15, 4:37 PM Buffett buys Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI +1.5% AH), the Berkshire (BRK.A) 13F filing showing a new position valued at more than $400M. Missing from the portfolio are previously held positions in General Dynamics (GD no change AH) and Archer Daniels Midland (ADM -1% AH). 3 Comments
- Thursday, May 9, 6:56 PM CB&I (CBI) declares $0.05/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 0.35%. For shareholders of record June 14. Payable June 28. Ex-div date June 12. (PR) Comment! [Dividends]
- Thursday, May 9, 9:59 AM In addition to starting CBI at Buy, Deutsche Bank initiates fellow construction services names Fluor (FLR +0.6%), KBR +1.64% and Mastec (MTZ +1.2%) at Buy and Jacobs Engineering (JEC -0.1%) at Hold, citing a larger report on the engineering and construction spending cycle. Price targets: $84 for FLR, $44 for KBR, $38 for MTZ, and $56 for JEC. Comment!
- Thursday, May 9, 7:31 AM Fresh off a mention as one of Barron's 500 financially strongest companies, Chicago Bridge and Iron (CBI) is initiated at Buy at Deutsche Bank with an $87 price target (54% upside). The company is well-positioned to "participate in the oil & gas capex cycle," DB says. Additionally, CBI's "in-house skilled labor, fabrication facilities, and technology business" speak to the company's vertical integration and give it "a competitive advantage in the current environment." Comment!
- Saturday, May 4, 3:52 PM Barron's is out with its list of the 500 financially strongest companies as ranked after a rigorous cash and sales analysis. A quick filter on the list shows a good chunk of the names trade with a single-digit price to earnings ratio including Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT). Despite all the buzz about booming auto sales in the U.S. and China, concerns about growth for Goodyear's products in other regions of the globe have lowered expectations. But with auto sale estimates for full-year being taken higher, Goodyear could see enough consistent revenue growth to justify a higher trading multiple. (Top 25: AAPL, WCC, WDC, DVA, CHRW, QCOM, JOY, V, STX, MRC, MA, CVI, COF, SYMC, MCK, WCG, ETN, BRCM, TMO, CI, CBI, NOV, WNR, HFC, DK) 39 Comments [Consumer, Quick Ideas]
- Thursday, May 2, 7:39 PM CB&I (CBI): Q1 EPS of $0.82 beats by $0.07. Revenue of $2.3B beats by $0.12B. (PR) Comment! [Earnings, Breaking News]
- Thursday, May 2, 12:10 AM Notable earnings after Thursday’s close: ACLS, ACTV, ADNC, AGNC, AIG, ALSK, AREX, ARNA, ATHN, BBG, BCOR, BERY, BRKR, CBI, CNQ, DNB, DOLE, DRIV, EGO, ELON, ELX, FBHS, FLR, FLT, GEOS, GHDX, GILD, GMED, GTY, HAIN, HI, HMA, HTGC, INVN, KOG, KRFT, LNKD, MKH, MTZ, MYL, NBIX, NFG, NILE, NSR, ONNN, OPEN, PKT, PWER, QLGC, SKUL, SPF, SPWR, SWN, TDC, THOR, TPX, TSYS, TTMI, WTW, WWWW, XL, ZAGG Comment! [Earnings]
- Wednesday, May 1, 5:35 PM Notable earnings after Thursday’s close: ACLS, ACTV, ADNC, AGNC, AIG, ALSK, AREX, ARNA, ATHN, BBG, BCOR, BERY, BRKR, CBI, CNQ, DNB, DOLE, DRIV, EGO, ELON, ELX, FBHS, FLR, FLT, GEOS, GHDX, GILD, GMED, GTY, HAIN, HI, HMA, HTGC, INVN, KOG, KRFT, LNKD, MKH, MTZ, MYL, NBIX, NFG, NILE, NSR, ONNN, OPEN, PKT, PWER, QLGC, SKUL, SPF, SPWR, SWN, TDC, THOR, TPX, TSYS, TTMI, WTW, WWWW, XL, ZAGG Comment! [Earnings]
- Monday, April 8, 3:29 PM More from Goldman on construction services names: Chicago Bridge and Iron (CBI +1%) and KBR +.4% resumed at Buy. CBI has "best in class LNG franchise," while both companies are attractively positioned in the chemicals market. Goldman sees upside to consensus estimates of 10-15% for both firms. Price targets are $68 for CBI and $41 for KBR. Comment!
- Thursday, March 28, 11:17 AM Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI +5.4%) trades higher after issuing a mixed yet still bullish forecast for FY13 at its Analyst/Investor Day presentation this morning. It now sees combined earnings coming in at $4 to $4.35 a share on revenue between $10.7B and $11.2B, while analysts were expecting $4 on $11.48B, respectively. The company also says its backlog stands at a whopping $27B, and forecasts new awards of $13B to $16B this year - driven by growing demand in its energy infrastructure segment - which is significantly higher than the $7.3B it received in 2012. Comment! [Earnings, On the Move]
- Friday, March 8, 2:07 PM Jim Cramer thinks Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI +2.1%) may be the top pick for investors looking to benefit from North American energy infrastructure expansion. Cramer sees shares as "ridiculously cheap," trading at less than 14x earnings despite a 23% long-term growth rate; he also thinks CBI is taking business from rival Foster Wheeler (FWLT +2.5%). 4 Comments [Energy, Quick Ideas, On the Move]
- Wednesday, February 27, 5:45 PM More on Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI): Q4 beats across the board on a 30% jump in total sales Y/Y. Net earnings rose 27% on sales growth across all segments. Project engineering and construction, which represents more than half of the top line, saw revenue grow 30%. Its steel-plate structures business, which made up 35% of the top line in the latest period, saw revenue grow 14% while, Lummus-technology revenue was 18% higher. Gross margin widened to 12.9% from 11.7%. 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Wednesday, February 27, 4:53 PM Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI): Q4 EPS of $0.91 beats by $0.09. Revenue of $1.54B beats by $50M. (PR). Shares +0.5% AH. Comment! [Earnings, Breaking News]
- Wednesday, February 27, 12:10 AM Notable earnings after Wednesday’s close: AGO, AHT, ANW, ARI, CBI, CDXS, CECO, CLR, DAR, DPM, DVR, GRPN, HNSN, IOC, ITC, JCP, LTD, MBI, MMLP, MNST, MWE, MYL, PANL, PLL, RGR, UAN, WES, WLL Comment! [Earnings]
- Tuesday, February 26, 5:35 PM Notable earnings after Wednesday’s close: AGO, AHT, ANW, ARI, CBI, CDXS, CECO, CLR, DAR, DPM, DVR, GRPN, HNSN, IOC, ITC, JCP, LTD, MBI, MMLP, MNST, MWE, MYL, PANL, PLL, RGR, UAN, WES, WLL 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Friday, February 22, 7:15 AM Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CBI) declares $0.05/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 0.38%. For shareholders of record Mar. 18. Payable Mar. 28. Ex-div date Mar. 14. (PR) Comment! [Dividends]
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Ocean Man
Sold 1/3 of $CBI for a gain of 12% in 4 days. $57.28 ---> $64.14. http://seekingalpha.com/s/etkrb - View all 13 replies
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bdy: that's true but they have a solid business model and doe approval. Maybe the uncertianity is a good buying opp. 2016 isn't too far off
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sdbens2: OM, newbie here. Would you please tell me what going red to green means. What's changing from red to green. I appreciate your help. -
Ocean Man: Not sure what you're referring to sd, but that usually means a stock was down and now is up (negative numbers are red, positive green).
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Jon Parepoynt
$CBI now has Mr Buffett as a shareholder. May have to rethink valuation as being too high. Look for a nice spike tomorrow. - View all 1 replies
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Jon Parepoynt: http://yhoo.it/1029gRZ. $CBI up 3.5% in after hours. First found in 1997 at split adjusted cost of $3.85 (still have those shares)
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sdbens2: OM, newbie here. Would you please tell me what going red to green means. What's changing from red to green. I appreciate your help. -
Ocean Man: Not sure what you're referring to sd, but that usually means a stock was down and now is up (negative numbers are red, positive green).
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Ocean Man: Nat gas liquification and export is the next big thing, but the exporters won't see profits for years. CBI builds the infrastructure and is -
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Jon Parepoynt
$CBI now has Mr Buffett as a shareholder. May have to rethink valuation as being too high. Look for a nice spike tomorrow. - View all 1 replies
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Jon Parepoynt: http://yhoo.it/1029gRZ. $CBI up 3.5% in after hours. First found in 1997 at split adjusted cost of $3.85 (still have those shares)
Founded in 1889, Chicago Bridge & Iron N.V. and Subsidiaries (“CB&I” or “the Company”) is one of the world’s leading engineering, procurement and construction (“EPC”) companies and major process technology licensors, delivering comprehensive solutions to customers in the energy and natural resource industries. Our stock currently trades on the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) under the ticker symbol “CBI.” With more than a century of experience and approximately 16,000 employees worldwide, we capitalize on our global expertise and local knowledge to safely and reliably deliver projects virtually anywhere. During 2009, we executed over 600 projects in more than 70 countries for customers in a variety of industries.
Business Sectors
CB&I is comprised of three business sectors: CB&I Steel Plate Structures, CB&I Lummus, and Lummus Technology. Through these business sectors, we offer services both independently and on an integrated basis.
CB&I Steel Plate Structures. The CB&I Steel Plate Structures business sector provides engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction services for the petroleum, water and nuclear industries. Projects include above ground storage tanks, elevated storage tanks, Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) tanks, pressure vessels, and other specialty structures, such as nuclear containment vessels. Customers for these structures include oil and gas companies around the world, such as ADNOC, British Gas (“BG”) Group, Chevron, CNOOC, ExxonMobil, Kinder Morgan, Qatar Petroleum, Shell, and Suncor, as well as nuclear technology companies such as Westinghouse.
CB&I Lummus. The CB&I Lummus business sector provides engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction services for upstream and downstream energy infrastructure facilities. Projects include LNG liquefaction and regasification terminals, refinery units, petrochemical complexes and a wide range of other energy-related projects. Customers for these facilities are international, national and regional oil companies, such as BG Group, BP, Chevron, CNOOC, ConocoPhillips, Ecopetrol, ExxonMobil, Hunt Oil, Nexen, Pluspetrol, Sabic, Saudi Aramco and Shell.
Lummus Technology. CB&I’s process technology business sector provides proprietary technologies used to process natural gas, manufacture petrochemicals, and convert crude oil into consumer products, such as gasoline and diesel. The Lummus Technology business sector offers licensed technology, catalysts, specialty equipment and technical support for customers in the refining, gas processing and petrochemical industries. Customers include Indian Oil, Petrochina, SABIC, Shell and Sinopec.
Recent Acquisition
On November 16, 2007, we acquired all of the outstanding shares of Lummus Global (“Lummus”) from Asea Brown Boveri Ltd. (“ABB”) for a purchase price of approximately $820.9 million, net of cash acquired and including transaction costs. Lummus’ operations include on/near shore engineering, procurement, construction and technology operations. Lummus supplies a comprehensive range of services to the global oil, gas and petrochemical industries, including the design and supply of production facilities, refineries and petrochemical plants. The results of operations of our Lummus acquisition reside in our CB&I Lummus and Lummus Technology business sectors.
Competitive Strengths
Our core competencies, which we believe are significant competitive strengths, include:
Strong Health, Safety and Environmental (“HSE”) Performance. Because of our long and outstanding safety record, we are sometimes invited to bid on projects for which other competitors do not qualify. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the national Lost Workday Case Incidence Rate for construction companies similar to CB&I was 1.4 per 100 full-time employees for 2008 (the latest reported year), while our rate for 2009 was only 0.02 per 100 employees. Our excellent HSE performance also translates directly to lower cost, timely completion of projects, and reduced risk to our employees, subcontractors and customers.
Worldwide Record of Excellence. We have an established record as a leader in the international engineering and construction industry by providing consistently superior project performance for 120 years.
Global Execution Capabilities. With a global network of approximately 80 sales and operations offices, established supplier relationships and available workforces, we have the ability to rapidly mobilize people, materials and equipment to execute projects in locations ranging from highly industrialized countries to some of the world’s most remote regions. Additionally, due primarily to our long-standing presence in numerous markets around the world, we have a prominent position as a local contractor in global energy and industrial markets.
Fabrication. We are one of the few EPC and process technology contractors with in-house fabrication facilities, which allow us to offer customers the option of modular construction, when feasible. In contrast to traditional onsite “stick built” construction, modular construction enables modules to be built within a tightly monitored shop environment and allows us to better control quality, minimize weather delays and expedite schedules. Once completed, the modules are shipped and assembled at the project site.
Licensed Lummus Technologies. We offer a broad, state-of-the-art portfolio of gas processing, refining and petrochemical technologies. Being able to provide licensed technologies sets CB&I apart from our competitors and presents opportunities for increased profitability. Combining technology with EPC capabilities strengthens CB&I’s presence throughout the project life cycle, allowing us to capture additional market share in the important higher margin growth sectors.
Recognized Expertise. Our in-house engineering team includes internationally recognized experts in oil and gas processes and facilities, modular design and fabrication, cryogenic storage and processing, and bulk liquid storage and systems. Several of our senior engineers are long-standing members of committees that have helped develop worldwide standards for storage structures and process vessels for the petroleum industry, including the American Petroleum Institute and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Strong Focus on Project Risk Management. We are experienced in managing the risk associated with bidding on and executing complex projects. Our position as an integrated EPC service provider allows us to execute global projects on a competitively bid and negotiated basis. We offer our customers a range of contracting options, including fixed-price, cost reimbursable and hybrid approaches.
Management Team with Extensive Engineering and Construction Industry Experience. Members of our senior leadership team have an average of approximately 25 years of experience in the engineering and construction industry.
Growth Strategy
On an opportunistic and strategic basis, we may pursue additional growth through selective acquisitions of businesses or assets that will expand or complement our current portfolio of services and meet our stringent acquisition criteria. The combination of CB&I and Lummus has created one of the world’s leading construction and process engineering companies, with a broad range of multinational customers in the energy and natural resource industries. The offering of both EPC services and technology further differentiates CB&I from its competitors, and the combination of the complementary platforms has resulted in an organization with formidable resources at each stage of the project life cycle.




