Borr Drilling (BORR) Pareto Securities' 31st annual Energy Conference Presentation summary
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Pareto Securities' 31st annual Energy Conference Presentation summary
13 Jun, 2025Company overview and strategic positioning
Operates the youngest premium jack-up rig fleet in the industry, with 24 modern rigs and 100% contracted fleet as of August 2024.
Maintains a diversified international footprint, serving major NOCs and IOCs across key regions including Mexico, South America, North Sea, Africa, Middle East, and Asia.
Increased exposure to NOCs, now accounting for two-thirds of backlog days, reflecting a shift toward more stable, long-term clients.
Focuses on shallow water projects, which offer attractive breakeven costs and represent about 66% of global offshore production.
Benefits from a structurally tight jack-up market, with modern rigs preferred and high utilization rates at 99.2% technical and 98.4% economic.
Market dynamics and fleet competitiveness
Modern jack-up utilization has returned to 2014 highs, with Borr's fleet achieving leading performance and dayrate premiums.
The global jack-up orderbook is at a record low, with only 12 rigs (~3% of total fleet) under construction and limited yard capacity for new orders.
Over 30% of the global fleet is beyond retirement age, further tightening supply and supporting high dayrates for modern assets.
Newbuild economics are challenging, requiring dayrates above $200,000 and long-term contracts to justify investment.
Borr's competitive advantage is underpinned by a young, high-quality fleet and strong customer relationships.
Financial performance and outlook
Reported Q2 2024 adjusted EBITDA of $136.4M with a 50.2% margin, supported by market-leading dayrates and high utilization.
Liquidity stood at $343.5M, including an undrawn $150M revolving credit facility.
Backlog additions in 2024 reached $641M at an average dayrate of $184k/day, with 92% coverage for 2024 and 73% for 2025.
Illustrative incremental cash flow in 2025 is projected at ~$200M, driven by higher dayrates, lower capex, and increased rig activity.
Quarterly dividend doubled to $0.10/share in Q1 2024, annualized at ~$100M, with a $100M buyback authorization in place.
Latest events from Borr Drilling
- Joint venture to acquire five jack-up rigs in Mexico for $287 million, closing Q3 2026.BORR
Status update23 Mar 2026 - Q4 2025 results were solid, with strong liquidity and a major rig acquisition supporting 2026 recovery.BORR
Q4 202519 Feb 2026 - Q2 revenue up 16%, net income up 120%, all rigs contracted, and 2025 outlook strong.BORR
Q2 20241 Feb 2026 - Q3 2024 revenue and net income fell, but strong utilization and contract coverage support 2025.BORR
Q3 202416 Jan 2026 - Q4 2024 delivered strong revenue, profit, and EBITDA growth, with high contract coverage and solid liquidity.BORR
Q4 202423 Dec 2025 - Q2 2025 delivered strong growth, high rig utilization, and enhanced liquidity.BORR
Q2 202523 Nov 2025 - Q1 2025 saw lower earnings but strong utilization, liquidity, and growing contract coverage.BORR
Q1 202521 Nov 2025 - Q3 2025 saw 4% revenue growth, high utilization, and strong EBITDA guidance despite market risks.BORR
Q3 202513 Nov 2025 - High fleet utilization, strong EBITDA, and tight supply drive a positive financial outlook.BORR
Pareto Securities' 32nd Annual Energy Conference Presentation11 Sep 2025 - Premium modern fleet, strong contract coverage, and resilient cash generation drive long-term value.BORR
Investor Presentation1 Jul 2025