EOG Resources

EOG

市值 US$829億

EOG's Composite Rating stands tallest in its oil exploration and production group.

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EOG Resources remains a Buy, supported by robust operational execution, record oil volumes, and disciplined capital allocation. EOG's Q2 featured $5.07 adjusted EPS, $2.8B free cash flow, and a strengthened balance sheet with net debt dropping to $3.02B. Forward guidance includes 5% oil volume growth for 2026, $8B FCF, and continued shareholder returns via dividends and buybacks.