Phillips 66

Phillips 66 stock surges to all‑time highs, driven by strong refining margins, green tech investments and favorable U.S. supply‑demand dynamics.

Phillips 66 stays focused on refining, marketing, and logistics, keeping stable shares in a resilient energy market while preparing for low‑carbon shifts.

Phillips 66’s Q3 earnings report exceeded expectations, driven by strong refining margins and growth in its renewable fuels segment, sparking investor optimism and a near 3% lift in the company’s share price.

Phillips 66 has announced a quarterly dividend of $1.20 per share, but the company’s stock remains volatile due to market dynamics driven by IMF negotiations and macroeconomic indicators.

Phillips 66 has strengthened its capital structure through a $2 billion public offering of junior subordinated notes, positioning the company for future expansion and growth amidst a positive analyst outlook and increasing demand for energy logistic…

Phillips 66 has announced plans to shut down its Los Angeles refinery earlier than expected, a move that is expected to have a negative impact on the company’s operations and profitability in the short term.

Phillips 66 has announced the shocking shutdown of its Los Angeles refinery ahead of schedule, which is expected to have a significant impact on the company’s operations, profitability, and the local economy.

Phillips 66’s stock price has fluctuated between $91.01 and $140.85, with a current price of $122.58, as investors weigh the company’s valuation and growth prospects in the energy sector.

Phillips 66’s stock price has fluctuated between $91.01 and $140.85, with investors closely watching key metrics such as the price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio for signs of growth or decline.

Phillips 66 has been ordered to pay $1.6 billion in damages to biofuel maker Propel Fuels after a California court ruled the company’s actions were ‘reprehensible’.