Rex International Holding Ltd
SGX:5WH

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Rex International Holding Ltd
SGX:5WH
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Price: 0.151 SGD -0.66% Market Closed
Market Cap: 198.6m SGD
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196.7m SGD
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Rex International Holding Ltd. engages in oil and gas exploration and production. The firm operates through Oil and Gas and Non-Oil and Gas segments. The firm offers Rex Virtual Drilling (RVD), a liquid hydrocarbon indicator, which uses seismic data for search for oil. Its Oil and Gas segment is involved in oil and gas exploration and production with concessions located in Oman and Norway. The Non-Oil and Gas segment is its technology segment. Its RVD technology can extract information about the presence of reservoir rock and liquid hydrocarbons using conventional seismic data. The firm also offers Rex Virtual Drilling screening services to other oil exploration companies. The firm's subsidiaries include Rex International Investments Pte Ltd, Lime Petroleum AS, Rex Technology Management Ltd, and Masirah Oil Ltd.

5WH Intrinsic Value
0.378 SGD
Undervaluation 60%
Intrinsic Value
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