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ConocoPhillips.

American oil and gas company

Seen in 796 reportsLast reported 10 hours ago

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  • Andy O'Brien Structural

    ConocoPhillips formally appointed Andy O'Brien as its Chief Executive Officer.

    Well supportedAug 7
  • Ryan Lance Structural

    Ryan Lance held the executive leadership role, serving as CEO and Chairman of ConocoPhillips.

    Well supportedOct 5
  • Brent Operational

    ConocoPhillips' profits, costs, and stock performance are directly influenced by fluctuations in Brent crude oil prices.

    Well supportedNov 2
  • Kirkuk Structural

    ConocoPhillips holds a 42% stake in Kirkuk oil fields and supports the redevelopment of the region's oil and gas assets.

    Well supportedAug 10
  • The two companies are partners in a high-stakes joint venture, having jointly secured a $20 billion Waha Concession amendment.

    Some supportJul 3
  • Concho Resources Structural

    ConocoPhillips acquired Concho Resources in 2021, establishing it as a subsidiary.

    Well supportedAug 7
  • Cenovus Energy Structural

    Cenovus Energy acquired ConocoPhillips' Canadian assets, establishing an ownership relationship.

    Some supportSep 25
  • Sempra Operational

    ConocoPhillips and Sempra established a 20-year LNG offtake agreement and partnership to expand supply networks.

    SpeculativeSep 5
  • Port Arthur Structural

    ConocoPhillips maintains an ongoing structural relationship with Port Arthur through an offtake agreement and operational projects.

    Some supportJun 20
  • Equinor Structural

    Equinor and ConocoPhillips are partners invested in the Troll gas field project.

    Well supportedOct 15
  • Phillips 66 Structural

    Phillips 66 was formed as a spin-off of operations from ConocoPhillips.

    Some supportAug 6
  • Donald Trump Structural

    Trump's policies and direct investments significantly influence ConocoPhillips' market position and operations.

    Well supportedOct 31
  • Indonesia Structural

    ConocoPhillips established and maintained a significant operational presence, including owned stakes and constructed facilities, within Indonesia starting in 2004.

    Some supportSep 9
  • Vanguard Structural

    Vanguard funds hold company shares of ConocoPhillips, establishing an ownership relationship.

    Some supportJul 30
  • Hugo Chávez Transactional

    Hugo Chávez's nationalization drive led to the asset seizure and expulsion of ConocoPhillips operations.

    Well supportedSep 3
  • Syria Operational

    ConocoPhillips is actively pursuing and developing gas field projects through re-entry and investment in Syria.

    Well supportedAug 10
  • Los Angeles Operational

    ConocoPhillips supplies fuel to the Los Angeles market via pipeline infrastructure.

    Some supportAug 11
  • Oando Transactional

    Oando spearheaded the acquisition of ConocoPhillips, representing a major corporate integration event.

    Some supportJun 27
  • Chevron Corporation Operational

    The companies are direct competitors in the oil and gas industry, vying for reserves and sharing market risks.

    Well supportedOct 24
  • Qatar Operational

    ConocoPhillips maintains active, ongoing projects and assets within Qatar, subject to regional geopolitical risks.

    Well supportedAug 10
  • Morgan Stanley Operational

    Morgan Stanley provides financial analysis and adjusts price targets for ConocoPhillips, influencing its stock valuation.

    Well supportedOct 14
  • ConocoPhillips Alaska functions as a subsidiary of ConocoPhillips, integrated into the parent company's corporate structure.

    Well supportedAug 27
  • Middle East Operational

    ConocoPhillips' operations and financial performance are significantly influenced by geopolitical disruptions and supply chain issues in the Middle East.

    Well supportedFri 05:45
  • ConocoPhillips holds a shareholder stake in Australia Pacific LNG.

    Some supportOct 10
  • The two companies are engaged in a joint venture and contract to develop and rehabilitate gas fields in Syria.

    Well supportedAug 14
  • ConocoPhillips is formally required to file holdings and quarterly reports with the SEC as part of regulatory compliance.

    Well supportedNov 1
  • Shell Operational

    The two companies are direct competitors in the oil and gas market, evidenced by market cap comparisons, joint bidding on leases, and strategic partnerships.

    Well supportedJul 19
  • Meg O'Neill Structural

    Meg O'Neill, in her senior role, drives strategic changes, including portfolio overhaul and downsizing, within ConocoPhillips.

    Some supportAug 11
  • EOG Resources Operational

    Both EOG Resources and ConocoPhillips are major, large independent upstream energy producers operating in the competitive oil and gas market.

    Well supportedSep 25
  • PDVSA Operational

    The relationship is characterized by PDVSA taking control of and seizing oil projects from ConocoPhillips amidst stalled negotiations.

    Some supportSep 5
  • Robert Niblock Structural

    Robert Niblock serves as a lead independent director of ConocoPhillips.

    Some supportAug 7
  • Both companies are members of the Pathways consortium and are classified as large-cap energy companies.

    Some supportSep 23

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