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EOG Resources
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Company details
Market cap
$73B
P/E ratio
11×
Div yield
3.0%
EPS (TTM)
~$13
Profit margin
28%
Production
1.38 MMBoe/d
Revenue
~$25B
Free cash flow
~$5.5B
In plain English
EOG Resources is one of the largest US shale oil-and-gas producers — a low-cost driller that turns acreage in the Permian (Delaware Basin), Eagle Ford and, since its ~$5.6B Encino deal, the Utica into crude oil, natural gas liquids and gas. It runs almost no debt, hands most of its free cash flow back to shareholders, and is leaning into the gas-for-LNG and AI-power demand wave through long-term supply deals like its Cheniere agreement.
In simple terms
What EOG Resources really sells
EOG Resources is one of the largest US shale oil-and-gas producers — a low-cost driller that turns acreage in the Permian (Delaware Basin), Eagle Ford and, since its ~$5.6B Encino deal, the Utica into crude oil, natural gas liquids and gas. It runs almost no debt, hands most of its free cash flow back to shareholders, and is leaning into the gas-for-LNG and AI-power demand wave through long-term supply deals like its Cheniere agreement.
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Risk read
Moderate
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