Boston, MA 03/04/2014 (wallstreetpr) – McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR), is a Houston-based oil engineering company with specialty series in designing as well as executing a variety of offshore oil and gas projects across the world. The company has reported poor quarterly earnings for the quarter past.
McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR) had failed to surpass the estimated consensus of quarterly earnings. Expectedly, reports of a below-par quarter came through, the share dipped by over 7.3% arriving at $7.51 per share; allowing for robust trade volume reportedly at 9.5 million, which is past the three-month daily average.
Loss making quarter
McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR) has reported that the net loss was $1.37 per share for the past fourth quarter. It was also below par, with respect to the consensus net income forecast which was poised at 15 cents to a share.
McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR) offers completely integrated EPCI services. It is also works on the fixed as well as the floating production facilities, across installation to commissioning of the system. One of the key business segments for this company spans the regions across Caspian, Middle East as well as Asia Pacific. In recent times, the company has sold its charter fleet business which operated 1o of the 14 vessels.
Suspends guidance
McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR) caught by surprise over the drop on performance has withdrawn the financial guidance it had earlier provided. This suspension is supposed to continue longer, with no likely date on when the guidance of 2014 would be provided.
Currently the company has adopted the watch and ward option, along with some major restructuring process in place. The highlight of such write-off is the $91 million two projects along with $28 million spend on the delayed project spread across Malaysia.
The record slide for McDermott International Inc. (NYSE:MDR) over the past year is 48% and the backlog is in the region of 5.2%, sliding to $4.8 billion, over earlier $5.07 billion.