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Grupo Carso signs $1.99B contract with Pemex; Carlos Slim sells energy shares

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What happened

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Grupo Carso signed a $1.99 billion contract with Pemex. Separately, Carlos Slim sold shares in PBF Energy and Talos Energy. Over more than 100 trading days, Slim collected around $820 million selling PBF shares, and he sold another $252 million of Talos shares in October alone.

From oilprice.com

Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The stock sales occurred as the Iran war drove crude prices and energy shares higher. PBF Energy reported that its net income reached $1.53 billion, up from $170 million a year earlier, due to rising gross refining margins. This trend is supported by a worldwide fuel shortage that has benefited refiners.

From oilprice.com

Who's involved

  • Grupo CarsoSigned a $1.99 billion contract with Pemex.
  • PemexMexican state-owned petroleum corporation that signed a contract with Grupo Carso.
  • Carlos SlimSold stakes in PBF Energy and Talos Energy.
  • PBF EnergyPetroleum refiner whose shares Carlos Slim sold.
  • Talos EnergyAmerican energy company whose shares Carlos Slim sold.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Grupo CarsoSpeculative

    Grupo Carso might increase revenue from core oil sales following the contract with Pemex.

  • PBF EnergySpeculative

    PBF Energy could see continued high gross refining margins due to the worldwide fuel shortage.

  • Talos EnergySpeculative

    Talos Energy may see stock valuation remain high due to Middle East tensions and crude price increases.

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