Chicago, IL – November 6, 2009 – Zacks.com announces the latest Industry Outlook. Today, Zacks Equity Research discusses the Oil & Gas sector, including CNOOC Ltd. (CEO), China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec (SNP), Cameron International (CAM), Nabors (NBR) and Patterson-UTI (PTEN).

The strengthening oil price environment should benefit producers, particularly those international players having attractive growth opportunities in their home markets. Two such standout names are China’s CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) and China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec (SNP), both of which remain well-placed to benefit from the country’s growing appetite for energy.

CNOOC enjoys a monopoly on exploration activities in China’s very prospective offshore region in addition to having a growing presence in the country’s natural gas and LNG infrastructure. On the other hand, Sinopec is the second largest crude oil and natural gas producer, and the largest refiner and marketer of refined petroleum products in China. Sinopec’s leverage to the lucrative Chinese market and the recent $7.5 billion Addax acquisition is expected to help sustain its growth momentum.

Within the oilfield services group, we prefer to own companies such as Cameron International (CAM), that derives about two-thirds of its revenue from outside North America, thereby playing an offsetting role to the relatively soft U.S. drilling scene. Cameron recently posted better-than-expected third quarter results and raised its 2009 forecast, as a revival in energy prices led to improved drilling activities.

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We continue to feel strongly that industry players in the servicing and drilling ends of the business with substantial natural gas-focused and North America-centric operations should be avoided. A major sub-sector that fits that description is the onshore drillers. While we currently don't have any Underperform rated stocks in this group, we remain skeptical of land drillers like Nabors (NBR) and Patterson-UTI (PTEN), given the extent of excess capacity in the sector that is expected to weigh on dayrates and margins well into next year.

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Chicago, IL – September 2, 2009 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: PetroChina Company Ltd. (PTR), Sinopec (SNP), Total SA (TOT), CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) and Vodafone (VOD).

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Here are highlights from Tuesday’s Analyst Blog:

PetroChina Sings 'O Canada'

Yesterday, PetroChina Company Ltd. (PTR), the largest integrated oil company in China, agreed to pay C$1.9 billion ($1.7 billion) to acquire a majority stake in two oil sands projects in western Canada.

As per the terms of the agreement with Athabasca Oil Sands Corp. (a privately held Calgary-based group), the Chinese energy giant will purchase a 60% working interest in the Canadian company’s proposed MacKay River and the Dover ventures in northern Alberta. The deal, which awaits certain regulatory approvals, is currently the largest venture by China in Canadian oil sands.

According to an independent third party evaluation, the oil sands that PetroChina plans to exploit are estimated to contain as many as five billion barrels of reserves, about half of Athabasca’s total recoverable resources. Peak production from the two sites is projected to reach 300,000 – 500,000 barrels per day, with first volumes expected in 2014.

The agreement calls for the Chinese behemoth to provide certain financing arrangements for Athabasca, ensuring timely development of the MacKay River and Dover projects. In general, oil sands projects are characterized by long-term capital-intensive investments that require huge up-front expenditures. The total capital cost to develop the MacKay River and the Dover properties are estimated to be in the range of C$15 – C$20 billion.

Oil sands, also known as tar sands, are naturally occurring mixtures of bitumen (a sticky, tar-like form of petroleum), water and sand that are found in large deposits in Athabasca, Peace River, and Cold Lake in Canada 's Alberta province. The oil sands in northern Alberta hold the largest crude reserves outside the Middle East.

We see this transaction as part of PetroChina’s long-term strategic plan to explore one of the world's largest untapped oil regions and supplement its conventional reserves.

In recent times, oil sands have drawn growing interest from Chinese energy groups. Sinopec (SNP) owns a 10% stake in a planned Total SA (TOT) project, while CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) bought a 17% interest in a small privately held oil sands project.

Vodafone Accelerates 3G

Vodafone (VOD) reportedly upgraded its 3G mobile broadband network to offer maximum theoretical download speed of 14.4 megabits per second (Mbps). However, users will get a practical download speed of up to 10.8 Mbps. The upgraded service will be initially available to the customers across London, Birmingham and Liverpool and extended to the rest of UK in due course

The world’s largest revenue-generating wireless carrier launched its 3G services in 13 countries in fiscal 2008. Vodafone’s 3G wireless broadband technology is based on High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and provides peak data rates of up to 7.2 Mbps. It spent over £14 billion ($28 billion) to obtain 3G wireless licenses in various countries, devoting nearly 40% of capital expenditure to expand its 3G network.

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Refiners in China had been witnessing an upswing in refining margins, led by the rise in fuel prices thrice during the year. This is the first price cut in 2009 following three consecutive increases.

The Chinese Government has played a conservative role in pricing of refined product (particularly gasoline and diesel). It is the policy of the Government to cap prices of refined products to control inflation. Price regulation – which did not allow the companies to pass on high refining costs to consumers – is one of the key reasons for the fall in refiners’ profit during the last year. Being the largest refiner in the country, Sinopec (SNP) was hard hit by this scenario. PetroChina (PTR) is another name in this array.

Sinopec and PetroChina, which operate most of the nation’s retail gasoline stations, are caught in a quandary. While they must ensure that the market is adequately supplied, they also have to stick to the Government’s pricing policies. Thus, the cut in fuel prices will hurt both companies.

While refinery margins may dampen with this price cut, rising costs and special levies on domestic crude oil sales as well as downstream-centric assets portfolio also remain concerns. Our Hold recommendation for both the companies stays unchanged at this stage.

Chicago, IL – July 21, 2009 – Zacks Equity Research highlights ExxonMobil (XOM) as the Bull of the Day and SurModics (SRDX ) the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on Marathon Oil Corporation (MRO), CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) and Sinopec (SNP).

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Here is a synopsis of all five stocks:

Bull of the Day:

We are maintaining our Buy recommendation for ExxonMobil (XOM) shares ahead of the quarterly results, reflecting its strong operational and financial position on the back of solid business portfolio and prudent investment approach.

The company's capital spending plans remain unaffected by the current commodity-price and credit market turmoil, with annual capital outlays in the $25 billion to $30 billion range over the next five years.

We are, however, keeping our estimates and target price unchanged.

Bear of the Day:

SurModics (SRDX ) provides surface modification and drug delivery technologies to medical device and pharmaceutical companies. Revenue continues to decline in fiscal 2Q09 and outlook for the whole fiscal year is bleak.

Cypher stent sales from J&J declined dramatically again during the April-June quarter and will continue to fall in the coming quarters. This is certainly not good news to SRDX since revenue from Cypher sales makes significant contribution to the company's top line. The current economic environment also has a negative impact on the company's outlook.

Both revenue and EPS will decline in fiscal 2009 and 2010. As such, we maintain our Sell rating for the company with a price target of $15.50.

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Chinese Oil Buying into Angola

On Friday, July 17, integrated oil major Marathon Oil Corporation (MRO) announced the sale of its 20% interest in a block offshore Angola for $1.3 billion. A subsidiary of Marathon has reached an agreement with Chinese oil companies CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) and Sinopec (SNP). The transaction is expected to close by year-end 2009, subject to government and regulatory approvals.

Per the deal, CNOOC and Sinopec will form a 50-50 venture to buy the stake in the subsea Angolan oilfield located some 150 kilometers off the country's coast in a water depth of 1400 to 2200 meters. Known as ‘Block 32,’ the 5,090-square-kilometer field has already yielded 12 successful exploration wells. Pursuant to the proposed sale, the Houston-based, fifth-largest refiner and marketer of petroleum products in the U.S. would retain a 10% interest in the enterprise of the 30% it originally had.

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Following three West-East natural gas pipelines, China is contemplating the fourth one. The proposal is for a four-lane gas pipeline, which is likely to transport natural gas from the Sichuan and Tarim basins in the West to the large potential markets in East China. The first West-East pipeline was completed and commenced its commercial run in 2004; the second is under construction and expected to be completed by 2011; and the third is already proposed but not yet approved by China's National Development and Reform Commission.

The fourth pipeline is a forward step towards the Chinese Government's efforts to promote natural gas as a substitute for coal in power generation. At present, two-thirds of China's electricity generation comes from coal-fired power plant sources that generate tremendous amounts of greenhouse gases and lead to air pollution. To solve this problem, China is planning to increase its natural gas usage from 3% to 5.3% by 2010.

We believe that the proposal of making the fourth natural gas pipeline will benefit the most prominent Chinese integrated companies such as PetroChina (PTR) and China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (SNP or Sinopec). Both the companies have a significant exposure in the Sichuan and Tarim basins. While PTR's proved natural gas reserves and production are specifically focused in the Erdos, Tarim, and Sichuan basins, SNP has earmarked a significant portion of its 2009 capital expenditure for the Sichuan-East China Gas project.

Despite these positives, ADRs of both the companies lagged ADRs of CNOOC Ltd. (CEO) in terms of upstream assets and growth profile. This lagging also reflects SNP and PTR's exposure to the heavily regulated downstream sector. As such, our Hold recommendation for PTR and SNP ADRs remain unchanged.

Anglogold Ashanti Ltd. (AU) is rallying in response to rising gold prices and strong first quarter-results.

First-Quarter Results

Anglogold reported strong first-quarter results on May 15 that marked a big improvement from last year. Adjusted earnings came in at $150 million, up from a loss of $17 million last year.

Ashanti CEO Mark Cutifani noted that the strong numbers were a product of the company trimming its hedges against weak gold prices, saying "Our strategy of reducing the hedge book by almost half over the past year is yielding real results, giving a good kicker to our received gold price."

Estimates Surge

With Ashanti initiating direct exposure to gold, and gold rallying, the analyst community has become more bullish on the company's earnings. The current-year estimate is up 68 cents to $2.41 per share. The next-year estimate is up 61 cents in just the last 30 days to $2.54.

The Chart

Shares of AU have been locked into a big rally for most of the last 6 months, advancing from just above $13 to a recent high above $42. Take a look below.

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Company Description

China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., through its subsidiaries, operates as an integrated oil, gas and chemical company in Hong Kong and China. The company was founded in 2000, is headquartered in Beijing and has a market cap of $72 billion.

Crude On the Move

With crude back on the upswing in the last few months, energy companies are once against moving into the spotlight, including China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., also known as Sinopec. The company's first-quarter results, reported on Apr 28, were solid.

First-Quarter Results

The company's net profit was up 85% from last year, totaling $1.6 billion, on higher oil prices and lower production costs. Sinopec also noted that its refining division's profits surged in response to lower crude prices and higher domestic fuel prices.

Earnings Forecast

Sinopec said that it expects its earnings in the first half of the year to be up 50% from last year, with management saying that "The refining segment of Sinopec Corp.'s advantages in scale and cost, and the advantages in integration and management will be fully demonstrated."

Estimates

The analysts are clearly bullish on Sinopec, with the next-year estimate recently jumping 69 cents to $8.89, a 63% earnings growth projection.

The Chart

Shares of SNP have been rallying since early March after bottoming out above $46, having since crossed the $84 mark. Take a look below.

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• Credit supply to Petrobras, including the option to off-set the debt with the export of oil, as per Chinese institution option and in a volume to be defined in the future;
• Increase the oil export of Petrobras to China;
• Partnerships between Petrobras and Chinese companies to develop projects in several oil industry segments;
• Supply of service, material and equipment by Chinese companies to Petrobras; and
• Promoting contacts between Chinese and Brazilian companies for the purpose of creating joint ventures.

That's positive news. However, due to the depressed levels of oil prices the huge reserves -- which are more than 5,000 meters below sea level, with very high exploration costs -- doesn't seem to be a great opportunity. We are keeping our Hold recommendation on Petrobras.

As foreign economies deal with weaker exports to the U.S and Europe, industrial customers are cutting back on capital spending. Equipment orders are decelerating in almost every end market -- from machines used in construction, infrastructure, agriculture and base metal projects.

Over the next 6-12 months, we believe the biggest potential problem area is global construction spending. Investors should realize the conditions that created the U.S. housing crisis existed in various markets outside the U.S. Excess liquidity and easy money played a pivotal role in driving housing bubbles in the U.K, Spain, France, Ireland and Australia, as well as a commercial boom in China and in certain Middle East economies. The piper must be paid. Home prices are now falling in several cities within the U.K., China and Spain.

Residential inventory is rising. Mortgage credit is scarce. Given this negative feedback loop, a global construction slowdown appears to be with us for the foreseeable future. This means fewer orders of mini-excavators, cranes, drilling machines, forklifts and front loaders, which has negative implications for construction-machinery suppliers, such as Caterpillar Inc. (CAT).

Amid a negative global backdrop, there is a silver lining. Central bankers have gone from raising interest rates and fighting inflation to slashing rates and flooding the system with liquidity. We believe reflation measures could lead to an appreciably higher gold price. In addition, China has a large reserve of U.S. dollars, which can be tapped to stimulate domestic growth.

Over the next few years, the Chinese government may end up allocating $200 billion (or more) on infrastructure spending. Copper will be a key input in the buildout. Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. (FCX) is a stock that could benefit from these positive market themes, and we look to become more constructive on the stock in the future.

Key points on FCX:

* The second largest copper producer in the world * A major gold producer with annual output at 1.4 million ounces * Huge reserve base with which to expand future production. FCX holds 41 million ounces of gold and 93.2 billion pounds of copper * The recent decline in energy prices should reduce operating expenses. Freeport said over 30% of their total costs is energy-related * The market appears to be pricing in a worst-case scenario of $1.50-1.75/lb copper * Attractive dividend yield of 8.2%

Mario Ricchio is a senior analyst covering the machinery & industrials space for Zacks Equity Research.
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The piper must be paid. Home prices are now falling in several cities within the U.K., China and Spain.

Residential inventory is rising. Mortgage credit is scarce. Given this negative feedback loop, a global construction slowdown appears to be with us for the foreseeable future. This means fewer orders of mini-excavators, cranes, drilling machines, forklifts and front loaders, which has negative implications for construction-machinery suppliers, such as Caterpillar Inc. (CAT).

Amid a negative global backdrop, there is a silver lining. Central bankers have gone from raising interest rates and fighting inflation to slashing rates and flooding the system with liquidity. We believe reflation measures could lead to an appreciably higher gold price. In addition, China has a large reserve of U.S dollars, which can be tapped to stimulate domestic growth.

Over the next few years, the Chinese government may end up allocating $200 billion (or more) on infrastructure spending.  Copper will be a key input in the buildout. Freeport McMoRan (FCX) is a stock that could benefit from these positive market themes, and we look to become more constructive on the stock in the future.

Key points on FCX:

• The second largest copper producer in the world
  
• A major gold producer with annual output at 1.4 million ounces
  
• Huge reserve base with which to expand future production. FCX holds 41 million ounces of gold and 93.2 billion pounds of copper
  
• The recent decline in energy prices should reduce operating expenses. Freeport said over 30% of their total costs is energy-related
  
• The market appears to be pricing in a worst-case scenario of $1.50-1.75/lb copper
  
• Attractive dividend yield of 8.2%

In uncertain economic times such as these, we think back to what we learned in school about companies that produce goods and services as opposed to those that do not. We sat down recently with Zacks senior analyst Mario Ricchio about what he expects from one such goods-producing industry, Machinery.

What is your current outlook for machinery stocks?

Our outlook for the machinery sector is increasingly one of caution. We are beginning to see U.S. economic weakness and the credit crunch negatively impact international markets. Japan's machine orders have fallen for two consecutive months, with a huge 14.5% decline in August. China's Sinopec (SNP) plans to cut its oil imports for the fourth quarter of 2008, which portends of slower manufacturing activity ahead.

As foreign economies deal with weaker exports to the U.S. and Europe, industrial customers are cutting back on capital spending. Equipment orders are decelerating in almost every end market -- from machines used in construction, infrastructure, agriculture to base metal projects.

What aspects concern you the most in this sector?

Over the next 6-12 months, we believe the biggest potential problem area is global construction spending. Investors should realize the conditions that created the U.S. housing crisis existed in various markets outside the U.S. Excess liquidity and easy money played a pivotal role in driving housing bubbles in the U.K, Spain, France, Ireland and Australia, as well as a commercial boom in China and in certain Middle East economies. The piper must be paid.

Home prices are now falling in several cities within the U.K., China and Spain. Residential inventory is rising. Mortgage credit is scarce. Given this negative feedback loop, a global construction slowdown appears to be with us for the foreseeable future. This means fewer orders of mini-excavators, cranes, drilling machines, forklifts and front loaders, which has negative implications for construction-machinery suppliers, such as Caterpillar (CAT) and Terex (TEX).

Anything positive developing, that you can see?

Amid a negative global backdrop, there is a silver lining. Central bankers have gone from raising interest rates and fighting inflation to slashing rates and flooding the system with liquidity. We believe reflation measures will lead to an appreciably higher gold price. In addition, China has a large reserve of U.S dollars, which can be tapped to stimulate domestic growth. Over the next few years, the Chinese government may end up allocating $200 billion (or more) on infrastructure spending. Copper will be a key input in the buildout.

What is your top Buy recommendation in this space presently?

Freeport McMoRan (FCX)

The recent decline in energy prices should reduce operating expenses. Freeport said over 30% of their total costs is energy-related. The stock looks cheap; it trades at a P/E multiple of 4.2x the street consensus estimate. And the market appears to be pricing in a worst-case scenario of $1.50-1.75/lb copper. Finally, Freeport McMoRan has an attractive dividend yield of 5.5%.

Mario Ricchio is a senior analyst covering the machinery sector for Zacks Equity Research.
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