ConocoPhillips

ConocoPhillips’ share price rises modestly as new Alaskan drilling rules open 10 M acres, boosting U.S. production while the firm balances ESG risk and lean capital structure.

ConocoPhillips Q3 2025 earnings preview: expect a slight dip in net income, yet robust cash‑flow, cost discipline, and growth‑asset strategy keep it a solid growth‑and‑value pick.

ConocoPhillips, a major energy company, has announced mass layoffs of up to 25% of its workforce, citing plunging oil prices and a need to cut costs, as it struggles to maintain its legacy in a turbulent market.

ConocoPhillips is embarking on a drastic restructuring effort, including layoffs of 20-25% of its global workforce, in an attempt to boost efficiency and reduce costs, but the plan’s success is uncertain.

ConocoPhillips’ stock price has experienced a moderate decline due to recent leadership changes, but the company’s substantial market capitalization and commitment to transparency suggest it remains well-positioned in the energy sector.

ConocoPhillips continues to gain momentum in the energy sector, with its stock price nearing a 52-week high and analysts maintaining a buy rating, setting the stage for a potentially pivotal annual general meeting.

ConocoPhillips has secured a five-year contract with Halliburton for oil well stimulation services in the North Sea, solidifying its position in the global energy landscape and driving growth and efficiency.

ConocoPhillips is poised for a bright future with a new five-year contract with Halliburton and strong operational performance, driving its stock price to a new high.

ConocoPhillips exceeded production targets and raised its asset sales target in Q2, demonstrating the company’s ability to navigate the energy landscape and drive long-term growth.

ConocoPhillips is set to release its quarterly earnings on August 7, 2025, with analysts expecting a decline in earnings per share to $1.35.