Exploration-focused oil and gas companies can give investors a wild ride. That has definitely been the case at Britain's Tullow Oil (TUWOY.PK), as uncommon drilling success built the company into Europe's largest independent, only to see the shares fall more than 20% over the past year on multiple poor results of its exploration program.
I believe that while finding oil is a "win some, lose some" sort of game, Tullow has proven over the years that it will win more than its share. With a strong core expertise in petroleum geology and demonstrated discipline in license acquisition, coupled with a rich portfolio of exploration assets, I believe that Tullow can regain some of its luster and that the shares are 30% to 40% too cheap even if future drilling success rates can't match the company's past levels.
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Tullow Hasn't Forgotten How To Find Oil, And The Shares Look Too Cheap
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
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