Equinor ASA

Equinor launches 2025 share‑buy‑back while planning 250 new Norwegian exploration wells, blending shareholder returns with long‑term growth and low‑carbon tech.

Equinor expands gas supply to Prague while investing in Danish biogas, balancing traditional supply with renewable gas to secure Europe’s future energy mix.

Equinor ASA, a major energy company, is navigating a complex landscape of regulatory hurdles, strategic developments, and shifting investor sentiment, which will impact its share price and long-term direction.

Equinor ASA, a leading energy company, is navigating a complex set of strategic developments, including upgrades to its flagship Vestbase field, expansion into Brazil’s deep-water oil market, and adjustments to its offshore electrification plans, al…

Equinor ASA’s recent strategic initiatives, including a share buy-back program, offshore wind investments, and technology partnerships, aim to balance shareholder value with renewable expansion, but the company’s future valuation is influenced by ca…

Equinor continues to drive growth and create shareholder value through strategic moves, including a share buy-back and dividend payment, while also making progress in offshore wind and exploration efforts.

Equinor ASA has made several key announcements, including a cash dividend declaration, a partnership with SLB OneSubsea, and the discovery of new oil and gas reserves in the North Sea.

Equinor ASA continues to demonstrate its commitment to shareholder value creation through strategic financial discipline, including a share buyback program and dividend payout, with its share price expected to remain stable and potentially grow in t…

Equinor’s stock price has been affected by Ørsted’s planned capital increase of up to 60 billion Danish kronor, leading to a record low in Ørsted’s shares and a downgrade of Equinor’s rating by JP Morgan.

Equinor ASA is taking bold moves in a turbulent energy market, prioritizing shareholder value through share buy-backs and expansion plans, despite ongoing trade uncertainty and market volatility.