Archived article
Please note that tax, investment, pension and ISA rules can change and the information and any views contained in this article may now be inaccurate.
Diversified Gas & Oil gets to work on growth

New AIM oil and gas outfit Diversified Gas & Oil (DGOC:AIM) is wasting no time executing on its buy-and-build strategy onshore the US.
A mere three weeks since joining the UK junior stock market, the company has announced (24 Feb) the $1.75m acquisition of mature conventional wells in the Appalachian basin.
Although modest in financial terms, the deal lifts output by 15% to 5,600 barrels of oil equivalent per day. It further underlines the credibility of the company’s approach which involves buying conventional assets from larger shale-focused peers at an attractive price.
The company says the asset will pay for itself through operating cash flow in less than two years. The deal will be funded from internal resources, with the company sitting on $7m of net cash post its IPO (initial public offering).
The additional cash flow helps underpin Mirabaud’s dividend expectations which imply a prospective yield of 5.6%. Investors should expect further deals from Diversified Gas & Oil through the course of 2017.
We feel the market will like this story and continuing M&A should help support a rising share price. Mirabaud has a price target of 105p versus a 63.25p trading price at the time of writing.
Important information:
These articles are provided by Shares magazine which is published by AJ Bell Media, a part of AJ Bell. Shares is not written by AJ Bell.
Shares is provided for your general information and use and is not a personal recommendation to invest. It is not intended to be relied upon by you in making or not making any investment decisions. The investments referred to in these articles will not be suitable for all investors. If in doubt please seek appropriate independent financial advice.
Investors acting on the information in these articles do so at their own risk and AJ Bell Media and its staff do not accept liability for losses suffered by investors as a result of their investment decisions.
Issue contents
Big News
Editor's View
Great Ideas Update
Investment Trusts
Larger Companies
Smaller Companies
Story In Numbers
- £24.3bn: Personal pension contributions break new record
- 15.7% jump in UK remortgage approvals in January
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- FTSE All-Share Sectors
- 66%: Potential jump in IMI’s 2017 earnings per share
- 24%: US worst offender for cyber-attacks
- $6.47bn: Warren Buffett’s costly mistake
- 10 years: First dividend growth in a decade from Intu