OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM CORP

Occidental Petroleum names COO Richard Jackson as CEO, announces a $0.26 quarterly dividend, and outlines a focus on organic growth and operational efficiency.

OXY’s dividend payout shows resilience amid volatile gasoline prices, while its CCU, battery storage, and Permian‑Basin focus position it for a cleaner, profitable transition.

Occidental Petroleum’s latest quarter shows disciplined cost cuts, rising free cash flow and a cautious cap‑ex plan, offering resilience amid volatile oil prices and OPEC+ shifts.

Discover why Morgan Stanley raised Occidental Petroleum’s target to $73 – a deep dive into its Permian gains, debt discipline, and hydrogen strategy.

How Occidental Petroleum’s U.S.-centric Permian strategy may hedge against geopolitical shocks, while debt and hedging costs pose risks in a volatile oil market.

Occidental Petroleum (OXY) gains analyst upgrades and modest share‑price rises as its GF score and renewable strategy position it to thrive amid shifting energy dynamics.

Occidental Petroleum’s share rise amid market dip underscores oil gains, rating upgrade, and strategic renewables—balancing short‑term earnings with long‑term decarbonization prospects.

Occidental Petroleum’s share jump, backed by a Hormuz cease‑fire, DOE carbon‑capture funding, and a $4.2 B Gulf of Mexico discovery, signals robust upside beyond oil price gains.

Occidental Petroleum shares fell after U.S.–Iran talks cut oil prices; learn how geopolitics, WTI futures, and cost‑efficient assets shape the company’s risk, strategy and future outlook.

OXY’s upgraded target to $65 reflects new oil supply tightness, tech gains and investor confidence, promising earnings growth amid market shifts.