Inpex Corp

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Inpex Corp. stays steady—no new guidance, stable share price, and focused on core upstream assets, while watching oil market shifts and regulatory trends.

Tokyo-based energy company Inpex Corp is facing a multifaceted crisis over allegations of under-reported toxic emissions at its Ichthys LNG facility, threatening its market position, regulatory standing, and stakeholder trust.

Inpex Corp’s stock price has declined despite the Japanese market’s growth, with the company awarding a contract for a major LNG project in Indonesia.

Inpex, a Japanese energy company, is set to release its quarterly earnings, which will provide insights into its financial performance and adaptability in a rapidly changing market.

As of July 11, 2025, Inpex’s share price is 11.83 euros, with a 52-week high of 2498.5 JPY and a 52-week low of 1651 JPY.

Inpex’s share price has stalled, raising concerns about the company’s ability to drive growth and deliver value to investors.

INPEX, a Japanese energy giant, has secured lucrative LNG and gas deals, but its stock price and valuation raise concerns about the company’s ability to deliver on its promises.