EQUINOR ASA

Equinor completes a third 2026 share‑buy‑back tranche, boosts earnings, and pushes forward its Texas lithium project for a diversified, low‑carbon future.

Equinor deepens its Norwegian Sea presence with early production from the Skarv Satellite Project, boosting resources, cost control, and supply‑chain resilience.

Equinor’s third 2026 share‑buy‑back boosts EPS while preserving capital for a long‑term Uniper gas deal and a nascent LNG push in Tanzania, diversifying risk and securing future revenue.

Equinor, Aker BP and Vår Energi form a joint venture to drill 5 high‑potential wells per year on the Norwegian continental shelf, boosting discovery odds while cutting costs and risk.

Equinor extends its 2027 Havila Troll gas supply deal, locking in €300 M of extra revenue and boosting cash flow while positioning itself as a reliable, EU‑compliant alternative to Russian gas amid high prices and green‑energy transitions.

Equinor ASA announces a Q1 2026 dividend of 3.6882 NOK per share and a new three‑year crude‑oil supply deal with Polish refiners, boosting shareholder returns and Central European market presence.

Equinor continues its share‑buyback while expanding offshore reach with a 17.4 % stake in Namibia’s PEL 90 block, boosting shareholder value and diversifying assets.

Equinor expands its Namibia upstream stake with a 17.4% PEL 90 share and boosts shareholder value through a new buy‑back cycle.

Equinor’s $940M stake in Lackawanna Energy Center boosts its U.S. gas‑peaking portfolio, blending high‑margin dispatchability with low‑carbon upgrades for future‑proof growth.

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.