ConocoPhillips (COP)

ConocoPhillips' upstream strength and low-cost shale assets gain from oil prices above $60, boosting profitability and supporting valuation.

ConocoPhillips maintained strong production in Q2 2025 despite weaker earnings from low oil prices, whereby the stock approaches a key long-term support zone

COP bets on LNG megaprojects and Marathon Oil synergies, while EOG doubles down on shale land and dividend growth.

COP's Marathon Oil takeover is delivering bigger gains than expected, with annual cost savings now seen topping $1 billion.

COP secures a 20-year deal to buy 4 MTPA of LNG from Sempra's Port Arthur Phase 2, expanding its global energy footprint.

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COP's low-cost global portfolio helps it stay resilient and generate cash flow even in a challenging oil price environment.

U.S. oil and gas producer ConocoPhillips said on Thursday it would secure 4 million tonnes per annum of liquefied natural gas from Sempra's Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 project in Texas to serve key global...

ConocoPhillips stock's underperformance since 2022 was justified by energy price volatility and a premium valuation, but recent developments warrant a fresh look. The Marathon Oil integration is progr...

Energy remains undervalued versus tech, and ConocoPhillips stands out for its scale, low-cost inventory, and strategic growth projects. COP's Marathon Oil acquisition boosts resource base, cost synerg...