Here Are the Facts You Need to Understand PBR

By Naomi Wentworth • Monday, January 02 15:00 • Permanent Link

Shares of Energy sector company PBF Energy moved -0.3% today, and are now trading at a price of $10.65. The large-cap stock's daily volume was 16,007,151 compared to its average volume of 38,239,646. The S&P 500 index returned a -0.3% performance.

Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. - Petrobras explores for, produces, and sells oil and gas in Brazil and internationally. The company is based in Rio De Janeiro and has 45,532 full time employees. Its market capitalization is $69,460,361,216. PBF Energy currently offers its equity investors a dividend that yields 49.5% per year.

11 analysts are following PBF Energy and have set target prices ranging from $8.58 to $19 per share. On average, they have given the company a rating of hold. At today's prices, PBR is trading -28.33% away from its average analyst target price of $14.86 per share.

Over the last year, PBR shares have gone down by -4.5%, which represents a difference of 15.5% when compared to the S&P 500. The stock's 52 week high is $16.32 per share and its 52 week low is $8.88. With average free cash flows of $18,728,333,333.3 that have been growing at an average rate of 644.1% over the last four years, PBF Energy declining stock performance may not be reflective of the quality of its underlying business.

Date Reported	Cash Flow from Operations ($ MM)	Capital expenditures ($ MM)	Free Cash Flow ($ MM)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	37,791	-6,325	31,466	36.71
2020-12-31	28,890	-5,874	23,016	1251.5
2019-12-31	25,600	-23,897	1,703	n/a

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