Phillips 66

Phillips 66’s recent brokerage upgrade and institutional buy signal a promising short‑term upside, while its refinery expansions, carbon‑capture focus, and Gulf‑Coast storage position the company to thrive amid the global shift toward lower‑carbon f…

Phillips 66’s Citigroup price‑target lift and Osborne Partners stake surge highlight robust refining margins, marketing strength, and strategic asset focus—insights for investors eyeing energy‑sector growth and resilience.

Phillips 66 posts 51% EPS jump in Q4 2025, driving sharp investor moves as the company tightens costs and lifts refining margins amid volatile crude and tightening ESG rules.

Phillips 66 sees new institutional buying and a TD Cowen upgrade, lifting shares to a one‑year high and spotlighting its diversified energy strategy and growth prospects.

Phillips 66 hits 52‑week high after analyst upgrade, boosting refining margins, logistics growth, and institutional confidence—why investors are bullish.

Phillips 66 steadies its market‑stable stance amid fluctuating energy dynamics, leveraging diversified refining, marketing, chemicals and power assets to protect margins and offer investors resilience.

Phillips 66’s plan to buy Lindsey Oil Refinery assets could boost UK refining capacity and low‑carbon output—but the deal faces regulatory, environmental, and market risks that could affect its upside.

Phillips 66’s Lindsey Oil Refinery acquisition boosts UK refining capacity, cuts idle capacity, and fuels a greener future with hydrogen and battery storage.

Phillips 66’s modest stock rise reflects sector optimism, not new news—discover how refining margins, regulatory risks, and renewable gaps shape its future.

Phillips 66’s December 2025 share rise masks deeper dynamics – midstream focus, carbon‑capture potential, and bio‑chemical gaps shape its future.