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Corporate week in brief - Oil & Gas

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The Corporate Week in Brief report highlights the latest need-to-know events from the corporate global energy sector. It is a rolling document, continuously updated with our analysis and opinion on events impacting the sector. Coverage includes upstream, downstream, and new energies. Sources for the news stories include company press releases, industry events, press coverage, and our own research presentations and reports. Please bookmark this document as it will be republished continuously.

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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
    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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