
By Daniel Shvartsman : In following a general, generic diversified portfolio playbook, I've found one sector harder to play than all the others: the oil sector. Whether because the price of oil is so volatile and the underlying thesis surprisingly liquid, or due to the great variability in types of
18%. The energy equipment business was even stronger at 34% growth. Oil and gas equipment is thriving as demand increases for subsea equipment and services. In the subsea market GE is splashing Aker, Cameron ( CAM ) and Complete Story »
tight oil plays. Cameron could see reduced ..... equipment industry. Cameron International is a leading supplier ..... not bode well for Cameron . We think this trend ..... National Oilwell Varco. Cameron International provides many of the
April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. oilfield equipment manufacturer Cameron International Corp 's first-quarter profit rose 22 percent on an increase in orders and a rise in sales at its drilling and production systems segment.
Cameron International ( CAM ): Q1 EPS of $0.54 misses by $0.01 . Revenue of $1.8B (+20% Y/Y) in-line. ( PR ) Post your comment!
April 25 (Reuters) - Moody's disclosures on credit ratings of Cameron International
April 18 (Reuters) - Cameron International Corp will buy the drilling equipment business of TTS Energy division from Norway's TTS Group ASA in a $270 million all-cash deal, expanding its offerings to cash in on rising oil and gas exploration.
gas industry. FET's growth has come from acquisitions rather than internal, organic growth. Compared to Cameron International ( CAM ) and FMC Technologies ( FTI ), both mentioned as competitors in FET's SEC filing, FET is priced at a discount
Cameron ( CAM +3% ) moves up on an upgrade to Top Pick on valuation at RBC Capital, citing its healthy earnings growth outlook. The firm also raises its price target to $70 from $62. Post your comment!
firm. The company has $950 million in excess liability coverage that could be applied against any settlement. Both Cameron 's CAM and Weatherford's WFT settlements with BP were substantially covered by insurance. The firm also announced a