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The latest trading day saw BP (BP) settling at $43.93, representing a +1.41% change from its previous close.
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UBS reiterated its Buy rating on BP PLC (LSE:BP.) with a 675p price target, implying 29% upside from 522p, after valuing the group's US shale business at $24.5 billion, or 117p per share.
The energy company agreed to sell its Austrian petrol station and EV charging businesses to Volenergy for an undisclosed sum, as it continues to exit the retail space.
In the latest trading session, BP (BP) closed at $41.9, marking a +2% move from the previous day.
Barron's Mid-Year 2026 Roundtable highlights 45 Pro Picks, with yield-based 'dogcatcher' analysis identifying top dividend opportunities. PetroChina and BP emerge as the two 'safer' ideal dividend dogs, with prices below the annual dividend payout from $1K invested. Top ten yield stocks, including SAP, BP, and Exxon Mobil, are projected to deliver 13.85%–61.68% gains by July 2027, with an average net gain of 24.48%.
BP has had an on-again, off-again relationship with climate tech. Now, it's definitely “off.
BP simplifies its venture portfolio through a Verdane deal while retaining select strategic investments with long-term value potential.
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BP PLC (LSE:BP.) expects higher oil and gas prices to offset lower production in the second quarter, while net debt is forecast to fall sharply despite a $1 billion impairment charge.