The New Orleans capital markets brokerage chopped its 2014 earnings-per-share (EPS) estimate to $3.40 from a previous bet of $4.25, according to a note to clients.

EPS should come in at $4.93 in 2015, down from Iberia’s previous estimate of $5.10, and Iberia’s 12-month price target on GulfMark’s New York-listed shares fell by $4 to $50.

Analyst Trey Stolz, who tracks oilfield services stocks for Iberia, said the cuts are a result of GulfMark’s own reductions in its revenue expectations.

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