Corporate week in brief - Oil & Gas
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- TotalEnergies relinquishes its US offshore wind contracts
- Eni delivers confident and consistent Capital Markets Update
- Shell’s Pearl GTL plant offline following attack
- BP to sell its integrated Gelsenkirchen refinery
- Repsol, Shell, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil sign exploration acreage in Alaska NPR
- Upstream guidance: investment set to fall, production to rise
- Petrobras pre-empts Brava to buy back Petronas’ stake in Tartaruga Verde
- Saudi Aramco reports 2025 results amid escalating regional tensions
- Energean acquires Chevron's Angola blocks for US$260 million
- MidOcean’s LNG spending spree continues
- Repsol’s Capital Markets Day 2026
- Q4 2025 hedging split widens: gas locks in multi‑year floors while oil protects only the near‑term
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Canada’s oil sands majors’ sources and uses of cash flow- FY 2025
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The discipline era persists through 2025US independents: quarterly base dividend increases and aggregate buyback spendUS Independent Refiners: reported cash capital allocation by yearReported gearing ratio (2025)QatarEnergy: sources and use of cash1) Shell production projection vs WoodMac base commercial forecast; 2) WoodMac base commercial + economically viable production forecast, indexedConsensus 2026/27 EV/EBITDA vs. Enterprise Value for US oil-focused companiesEQT is an outlier on low 2026 hedge coverage despite peer‑leading absolute volumes at Expand
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