BP PLC (LSE:BP.) guided to higher upstream output and stronger refining margins in the second quarter trading update, offset by lower prices received for oil and gas.
BP's second-quarter results will be hit by lower prices it received for its gas and oil, it said in a quarterly trading update on Friday, ahead of full results due August 5.
BP is set to sell its Dutch retail and EV charging business to Catom, advancing its $20B divestment plan and strategic shift.
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BP (BP) closed the most recent trading day at $30.25, moving 2.2% from the previous trading session.
BP's $8 billion Castrol sale draws interest from CD&R, a firm linked to its chairman, adding intrigue to a high-stakes divestiture.
BP's 13.8% stock gain, 6.14% dividend yield and robust free cash flow outlook set it apart from energy sector peers.
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In the most recent trading session, BP (BP) closed at $30.5, indicating a +1.9% shift from the previous trading day.
BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies are harnessing AI to boost efficiency, cut emissions, and drive smarter energy production.
Shell has rejected reports its in talks to buy BP, but speculation continues to mount over potential bids. CEO Murray Auchincloss's strategy reset in February has so far failed to impress investors.
BP (BP) closed the most recent trading day at $30.32, moving 2.98% from the previous trading session.