ConocoPhillips

COP

Market cap $110B

XOM's integrated strength and low-cost assets contrast with COP's upstream focus as investors weigh stability versus risk.

ConocoPhillips has a different business model compared to many of its peers. It has a higher risk profile, yet with higher upside potential compared to its large integrated rivals.

Clearway Energy anticipates growing its cash flow per share by 7% to 8% annually through 2030. Kinder Morgan has lined up $9.3 billion of expansion projects that it expects to complete by 2030.

The Syrian Petroleum Company, U.S.-based ConocoPhillips and Novaterra have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand cooperation in the natural gas sector, Syria's energy ministry said on Tuesday.

Three energy behemoths are lifting their dividends—a Dividend Aristocrat, a huge nuclear name, and one of the world's largest oil exploration and production companies. For income-focused investors, these moves offer compelling entry points across oil and nuclear energy, whether you're seeking yield stability, growth potential, or sector diversification.

ConocoPhillips' Essington-1 well confirms gas offshore Australia as the exploration campaign advances to a second well.

Oil giant ConocoPhillips said on Monday it had struck gas off the coast of southeastern Australia after beginning its maiden exploration drilling on November 1. Wireline logs indicated gas columns across two targets off the coast of Victoria state.

ConocoPhillips is well-positioned for long-term free cash flow growth, with strong cost discipline, oil leverage, and a flexible asset base. COP faces near-term headwinds from higher capex demands, lackluster oil prices, and limited production growth, making short-term outperformance less likely. Major investments, particularly the Willow project, may constrain capital returns in the near term, but should drive significant free cash flow growth over time.

ConocoPhillips surges since Q3 earnings beat, powered by stronger-than-expected upstream production across key U.S. basins.

ConocoPhillips trades near its 52-week low, offering value with a 3.8% dividend yield and strong free cash flow. COP's diversified global assets, expanding LNG business, and the Willow project position it for robust long-term growth. Recent results show record production, cost discipline, and robust shareholder returns despite lower oil prices and a slight earnings decline.