EQUINOR ASA

Equinor ASA plans a 2026 NYSE listing and dividend, filing a 20‑F to meet U.S. regulations, showing its commitment to transparency and global investor growth.

Equinor ASA’s first‑quarter 2026 dividend of $0.39 per share, set to go ex‑date 13 Aug on Oslo, reflects cautious investor returns amid growing renewable focus.

Equinor’s latest share‑buy‑back and cautious North Sea dry drilling show a balanced strategy of returning capital while managing exploration risk, highlighting its disciplined capital allocation and risk‑mitigation approach amid a shifting energy tr…

Equinor’s latest share‑price jump reflects a commodity‑driven rally, not new fundamentals – learn how oil, gas, renewables and geopolitics shape the firm’s risks and opportunities.

Equinor’s North Sea strategy: how the Norwegian giant plans to expand its footprint amid new licences, BP divestments, deep‑water tech, and the shift to renewable gas and hydrogen.

Equinor’s modest share dip reflects oil‑gas volatility, but its integrated subsea solutions promise lower costs, higher reliability, and a hedge against regulatory pressure. Click to see how this strategy may shape future value.

Equinor’s stock climbs with rising oil prices, while its push into offshore wind, CCS, and green finance positions the company at the forefront of Norway’s decarbonisation strategy.

Equinor’s shares climb with oil price rally, but a new Barents Sea discovery could reshape its future growth, blending exploration promise with market‑sensitive valuation.

Equinor tops Q2 expectations, boosting free cash flow and reinforcing its role in Europe’s energy mix with disciplined capital use and growing renewables.

Equinor completes a 2026 share‑buyback tranche, repurchasing 500k shares at ~300 NOK, boosting EPS and debt‑coverage while staying compliant with MAR and Norwegian rules.