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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.

Table of contents

  • Service companies signal caution in 2026
  • Eni boosts buyback as prices rise
  • QatarEnergy and ExxonMobil reach first LNG export at Golden Pass LNG
  • The Majors: Q1 2026 earnings preview
  • US independent E&Ps: Q1 2026 earnings preview
  • Eni strikes again in Indonesia's Kutei Basin
    • CNOOC Ltd
    • PetroChina
    • Sinopec Corp
  • Preliminary disclosures (week 2): strong price realisations and trading offset Middle East outages
  • Repsol targets Venezuela production growth under revised framework
  • Chevron deepens Orinoco exposure through Venezuela asset swap
  • BP makes tentative Algeria comeback
  • BP farms in to Namibia exploration acreage
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    Q1 2026 price and margin comparisonReinvestment rates: US independents maintain capital discipline through cycleBalance sheets: group in good shape to begin year, though some will benefit from windfall
    BP’s MENA production by country and total productionAzule's and BP's Namibia exploration acreageOil hedge book value under WoodMac short term crude outlook – April 2026Illustrative 30% higher price scenario relative to WoodMac short term outlookBenchmarking confirms Firebag’s competitive position within the in‑situ peer groupCanada’s oil sands majors’ sources and uses of cash flow- FY 2025The discipline era persists through 2025US independents: quarterly base dividend increases and aggregate buyback spend
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