Chesapeake revenues grew at an annually compounded rate of 12.46% from fiscal year 2009 to fiscal year 2012. Its yearly revenues at the end of that period totaled $12.32 billion
Gathering and Compression business segment of Chesapeake Energy generates revenues for around 28% of the company’s topline today, compared to 14% four years ago.
Admittedly I don't know that much about CHK, but it sure seems expensive at 35 times earnings while paying 1.4%. I'd far rather invest in an oil company.
The Oil and Natural Gas business segment of Chesapeake Energy contributed 51% of the company’s total revenues in fiscal 2012, that makes it the largest revenue contributor
Chesapeake stock yields 1.37% of its price in dividends. Dividends paid to investors have increased at an average annual rate of 5.27% over the last three years.
I would have to suggest you more company like CHK - XOM, BP, HAL, COP, DVN to investing you in oil company
I own it. It's one of many energy companies I'm long in. Carl Icahn owns 10% of it, and he usually makes the companies he owns make more $. He even went so far as to have the founder fired and have several of the board members replaced last year.
In third quarter of fiscal year 2013, Chesapeake’s Oil and Natural Gas business segment controlled 84% of the company’s total assets, which were worth nearly $37 billion
Chesapeake posted revenues of $5.06 billion for third quarter of fiscal year 2013, which exceeded analyst expectations by a margin of 27%
