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$eog Key Financial Ratios
Earnings Per Share
4.73
Price/Earnings
17.7082
Gross Margin
0.8501
Operating Margin
0.2128
EOG added 200 shares today
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Earnings reports usually attracts sellers in EOG Resources
EOG reports Thursday evening with a several of its peers, optimism is in short supply within the sector. Given the 15% sell off over the past week in EOG and the fact it historically sheds any post earnings gains very quickly there is no reason to get in quite yet. On the bull side, a earnings surprise could propel this beaten down stock much higher, but we see that as unlikely.
$EOG Earnings reports usually attracts sellers in EOG Resources.
EOG reports Thursday evening with a several of its peers, optimism is in short supply within the sector. Given the 15% sell off over the past week in EOG and the fact it historically sheds any post earnings gains very quickly there is no reason to get in quite yet. On the bull side, a earnings surprise could propel this beaten down stock much higher, but we see that as unlikely.
From EOG article Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) has been successful in Converse County, WY, targeting the Turner and plans to aggressively ramp up its development activity. Five rigs and one frac crew are currently targeting the Turner across Chesapeake’s 256,000 net acres in the Powder. Chesapeake’s management team sees ~390 future well locations prospective for the Turner on that acreage, and it is possible downspacing efforts may increase that by roughly 80 well locations. EOG has acreage nearby in Converse County
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4195653-eogs-game-changing-update-wyomings-powder-river-basin
EOG's discoveries in the Powder River Basin bode well for other oil companies looking for new shale plays in the area. Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) stated in its second-quarter earnings release that the Powder River Basin was "quickly establishing itself as the growth engine of the company" thanks to the strong drilling results it has seen from wells in the Turner formation. Because of that, Chesapeake currently has five rigs operating in the area, all of which it has primarily focused on the Turner. However, the company noted that it's exploring the potential of adding a sixth rig next year, which could enable it to target other formations in the region such as the Mowry and Niobrara. EOG's results in those two plays are cause for increased optimism that Chesapeake could also be sitting on a massive oil and gas resource in the region.
$EOG EOG Resources (NYSE:EOG) -4.6% after-hours despite reporting better than expected Q4 earnings and revenues, as expected 2018 production increases fail to keep pace with the rate of growth in planned capital spending.
EOG says crude oil and condensate volumes in the U.S. rose 20% in 2017 to 335K bbl/day, and targets 18% crude oil production growth and 16% total production growth for 2018.
However, EOG plans 2018 capex of $5.4B-$5.8B after spending $4.44B in 2017.
At year-end 2017, total company net proved reserves were 2.527B boe, up 18% Y/Y, with additions from all sources replacing 201% of 2017 production.
EOG also raises its quarterly cash dividend by 10.4% to $0.185/share.
$EOG EOG Resources -2.4% as Q2 earnings disappoint
EOG Resources (EOG -2.4%) is lower after missing Q2 earnings expectations but maintaining plans to spend $3.7B-$4.1B and complete 480 net wells this year.
EOG raises its FY 2017 U.S. crude oil production target to 20% from a prior view of 18% and its total company output growth target to 7% from 5% previously; Q3 crude production is seen at 335.5K-345.7K bbl/day, and total production at 581.7K-613.7K boe/day.
For Q2, EOG's crude oil production climbed 25% Y/Y to a record 334K bbl/day, with total company production rising 9.6% to 603.9K boe/day.
EOG says it brought 25 wells online in the Wolfcamp region of the Delaware Basin with average initial production of more than 3K bbl/day, and 19 wells in the Bone Spring region producing an average rate of 2,130 bbl/day in the first 30 days.
Despite today's investor angst, SunTrust analyst Neal Dingmann says EOG's well results demonstrate continued strong results in the Delaware Basin, which could be good news for other E&P companies with nearby operations including WPX Energy (WPX -3.2%), Matador Resources (MTDR -0.5%), Energen (EGN -3.3%), Concho Resources (CXO -1%), RSP Permian (RSPP -3.1%), Anadarko Petroleum (APC -0.1%) and Devon Energy (DVN +0.8%).
Atlantic Equities names EOG Resources (EOG +0.6%) as its favorite energy investment, upgrading shares to Overweight from Neutral with a $100 price target as it sees EOG as one of the best placed E&P companies to manage the current oil price environment.
EOG Resources says new Permian wells "shattered" records
EOG Resources (NYSE:EOG) -0.5% AH after matching Q1 earnings expectations and beating on revenues, which nearly doubled from the year-ago quarter.
EOG says Q1 production rose 18% Y/Y to 315.7K bbl/day of oil, and average completed well costs fell 6% vs. 2016 averages in the Eagle Ford, Delaware and Bakken formations, which the company says reflects its premium drilling strategy and technical advances in plays across multiple basins.
EOG says its Whirling Wind wells "shattered" industry records in the Permian Basin, with new records for 30-day initial production from horizontal wells in the play.
The company says its increased its Delaware Basin premium net locations during Q1 by 700 to 4,150 locations and expanded its Eagle Ford premium net locations by 500 to more than 2,400 locations, through techniques including extending the length of horizontally drilled wells.
EOG forecasts Q2 crude production rising to 322.2K-332.4K bbl/day, up 20%-24% Y/Y or 2%-5% Q/Q.
While EOG Resources may struggle in the short term, the company has one of the highest qualities of oil reserves at Bakken and Three Forks formation, Eagle Ford, Delaware Basin, Powder River Basin, DJ Basin and Midland Basin. At Bakken alone, where EOG Resources is already one of the biggest operators, the company has significantly grown the size of its inventory, increasing the region's resource potential from 600 million to 1 billion boe.
EOG and NBL are raised to Hold by Jeffries from Underperform following recent pressure on the shares, which now better reflect “a slower ramp.”
Though both FY 2015 revenues and operating profitability will endure a significant hit during this fiscal year, it is expected for double-digit growth to pick up in the succeeding years thereafter. EBIT margins are just as expected to clamber back up to normal levels (historical 5Y average for EBIT is 29%) and should Mr. Thomas's optimism be well-founded, we can reasonably anticipate this number to make headway beyond 30% in the long-term.
$EOG 621,000 net acres in the Eagle Ford play, 561,000 net acres of which are located in the oil window, EOG Resources is sitting on at least 5,500 possible future drilling locations in the area that will help propel US oil output to new highs.
EOG Resources (NYSE:EOG) declares $0.1675/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
Forward yield 0.68%
Payable July 31; for shareholders of record July 17; ex-div July 15.
EOG Resources doesn't have to shy away from scrutiny when it comes to its returns on equity.
In 2014, a very difficult year for the energy industry by any means, EOG Resources reported a return on equity of 16% and a return on capital employed of 14%. That's pretty remarkable and attests to the quality of EOG's asset portfolio.
Further, EOG Resources returns on equity/capital compare favorably to industry returns.
Nice. Very active in water management. Maybe we should compare notes or opportunities sometime.
Trucking. We have 15 trucks hauling production water for EOG in Parshall nd.
I am not surprised. May I ask why kind of OFS company you are?
I have a msa with eog in the Bakken and they are awesome to work for. Well sites are much more advanced than other operators.
$EOG - agree best shale operator in my opinion. Should rally nicely as oil market rebounds.
Management wanted to convey that EOG would not grow production as long as crude oil prices remained "low." As such, the rig count dropped from 54 in 2014 to just 27 in 2015, a gigantic 50% cut.
Management also dropped capital expenditure to just under $5 billion. All that capital expenditure will just go to maintain production.
The long-term culmination of EOG's engineering work is impressive. Returns in 2015 are higher at $65 per barrel WTI, than returns in 2012 at $95 per barrel WTI.
EOG can now obtain about a 35% rate of return, even with WTI at $50. However, as we will see later, EOG is not interested in growing production at just a 35% rate of return.
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