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PBF Energy shares rose about 4.3% in morning trading, recovering from roughly a 10% setback. The move was triggered by the analysis of a $500 million exchangeable zero‑coupon note from PBF Holding with an exchange price of $96.80 (≈37.5% premium to the September 14 close). The company intends to use the net proceeds plus cash to fully redeem unsecured senior notes (7.875% coupon, maturing 2030) to extend its maturity profile and reduce refinancing risk; capped calls are intended to limit dilution. Morgan Stanley kept its rating at "Underweight" but raised the price target from $38 to $76, which could further encourage buying interest. » More on de.investing.com

PBF Energy’s stock slipped in the morning after an indirect subsidiary announced a private placement of exchangeable, senior, unsecured notes of $500 million (due 2032) with an upsize option of up to $50 million. Morgan Stanley reiterated an "Underweight" rating with a $76 price target, which added further selling pressure. Despite a marked year-to-date rise in the stock and an increased stake by Engineers Gate Manager, sentiment in the refinery-related sector remained negative amid an overall risk-averse market environment. » More on de.investing.com

As an independent U.S. refiner, PBF Energy operates complex facilities to process primarily low‑cost heavy crudes, generating attractive refining margins. High free cash flows from the fuels business are being used to pay down debt and deliver returns to shareholders. At the same time, the company is building a renewable diesel arm through a joint venture as its contribution to the energy transition. » More on finanzen.net

The stock of PBF Energy rose to an all-time high of $76.03 and is currently trading at $76.14. With a price-to-earnings ratio of 6.27 and a share price increase of 156.29% over the past year, the stock is viewed as possibly undervalued. PBF reported strong Q2 results (adjusted earnings $6.22 per share vs. $3.49 expected, revenue $11.68 billion vs. $9.67 billion), reduced net debt by more than $1.4 billion and received a rating from UBS. » More on de.investing.com

PBF Energy’s stock climbed to an all-time high of $68.50; market capitalization is around $7.55 billion. Over the past year the stock rose 180.31%, and year-to-date it is up 137%. InvestingPro currently rates the stock as overvalued (P/E 16.75). In the second quarter PBF reported adjusted earnings of $6.22 per share on revenue of $11.68 billion, comfortably beating analysts’ expectations. » More on de.investing.com