Questerre Energy (QEC.OL), listed on the Oslo Bors Benchmark Index, saw an impressive 15.24% surge this week amid overall market movements. This jump, which saw stocks rise from kr1.59 to kr1.83, marked a significant recovery following last week’s general market decline of 0.29%. Despite the recent rebound, Questerre remains below its 52-week high of kr2.53.
Questerre’s Position in Canada’s Energy Industry
Questerre Energy shines in Canada’s energy industry as a leading acquirer, explorer, and developer of non-conventional oil and gas projects. Notably, Questerre boasts substantial assets throughout the Kakwa region of central Alberta and owns oil shale stakes in Jordan.
Questerre’s Financials
Questerre’s trailing 12-month Earnings Per Share (EPS) thrive at kr0.17, yielding an approximate price-earnings ratio of 10.76. This metric suggests that investors currently pay roughly kr10.76 for every kr1 of annual earnings produced by Questerre, presenting them as a potential bargain compared to industry norms.
Return on Equity (ROE)
Questerre’s trailing-year return on equity (ROE), which evaluates corporate profitability by depicting the return investors receive from their equity, resides at 3.18%.
Stock Performance
Questerre’s recent stock price advancement puts it above both its 50-day moving average of kr1.68 and 200-day average of kr1.77. These indicators serve as positive signs for both investors and analysts. While its annual upper limit remains significantly lower, the current 52-week floor of kr1.45 is considerably higher than at this point in time.
Stochastic Oscillator Score
Questerre’s stochastic oscillator score – a benchmark measuring overbought and oversold conditions in the stock market – places its shares in the oversold category. This score hints that the shares could rally as investors seize what may be an undervalued opportunity.
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