Sable Offshore Corp

SOC

Market cap $1.68B

Sable Offshore NYSE: SOC has become the undisputed focal point of the energy sector this week. On the first trading days of 2026, shares of the independent oil producer surged 30% in a single trading session.

Shares of Sable Offshore Corp. (SOC) slipped nearly 50% year-over-year, but the stock started 2026 right with a 30% rally. George Tsilis talks about the court ruling that reignited a bull run for the energy company.

A federal court cleared the way for Sable Offshore's California pipeline restart while a lawsuit continues.

Sable Offshore Corp. faces regulatory hurdles in California, but gains crucial federal support to restart offshore oil production. I reiterate a Buy rating on SOC stock with a $27.67/share price target, reflecting operational optionality and cost advantages. Management weighs two paths: a $450mm offshore vessel investment (Option 1) or pipeline restart (Option 2), with Option 1 offering lower long-term costs.

Environmental groups are suing to reverse a regulator's decision on Sable's pipeline. This came one trading day after that regulator approved the system's restart.

Environmental groups ask a federal court to review federal approval of Sable Offshore's California pipeline restart plan.

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sable Offshore Corp. Announces Receipt of Emergency Special Permit from PHMSA for Santa Ynez Pipeline System Segments.

Expand NYSE: SOC Sable Offshore Today's Change (36.32%) $2.76 Current Price $10.36 Key Data Points Market Cap $1.1B Day's Range $7.90 - $10.77 52wk Range $3.72 - $35.00 Volume 44M Avg Vol 7.6M Sable Offshore (SOC +36.32%), a California-based offshore oil and gas operator, closed Tuesday's session at $10.38, following a 36% share-price surge after federal regulators approved the restart of its Las Flores Pipeline System. Sable Offshore IPO'd in 2021 and has grown 7% since going public.

Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C.  Litigation Partner  Brandon Walker  Encourages Investors Who Suffered Losses In Sable Offshore (SOC) To Contact Him Directly To Discuss Their Options

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