Trending: BP Earnings Fell Below Expectations on Weak Gas Trading
31 Outubro 2023 - 7:57AM
Dow Jones News
1027 GMT - BP is among the most mentioned companies across news
items over the past 4 hours, according to Factiva data, after the
energy major posted third-quarter earnings below consensus
forecasts. Despite producing more oil and gas, seeing higher
realized refining margins and strong oil sales, the London-based
company wasn't able to meet market expectations of $4.01 billion
for underlying replacement cost profit. Offsetting the positives
was a weaker-than-expected gas trading result, leading to an
underlying replacement cost profit of $3.29 billion. Even as
current oil prices remain high, they are still lower than the same
period last year, while gas prices are far from the heights of
2022. "Consequently, it is no surprise to see BP's underlying
profit fall year on year, although the reported figure is also
considerably lower than had been anticipated," Admirals analyst
Roberto Rivero says in a market comment. The FTSE 100-listed energy
group said it plans to launch an additional $1.5 billion share
buyback before its fourth-quarter results, while its dividend
payout was raised to 7.27 U.S. cents a share from 6.006 cents a
share the year prior. Dow Jones & Co. owns Factiva.
(christian.moess@wsj.com)
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 31, 2023 06:42 ET (10:42 GMT)
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