I consider EOG a pure-play Permian producer. It's other assets do not move the needle compared to its operations in the Permian.
EOG:
- market cap: $56 billion
- dividend: regular, 75 cents quarterly; special $2.00 dividend paid December, 2021;
- P/E: 18
- current share price, November 5, 2021: $94
- target, November 5, 2022: $107
3Q21: earnings, company's presentation, pdf here.
- EPS: beats by 5.68%
- revenue: beats by 9.54%
- shifting to double premium; EOG's presentation
- higher returns + lower declines + more free cash flow
- record results
- adjusted net income: $1.3 billion; quarterly record
- adjusted EPS: $2.16
- free cash flow: $1.4 billion; quarterly record
- low breakeven:
- WTI:
- $30: discretionary cash flow; breakeven at $30 WTI
- $36: regular dividends covered
- $65: regular dividends covered; supports special dividends; plus debt reduction;
- committed tos sustainable, growing regular dividend
- "no growth until market clearly needs the barrels"
- 2021 plan does not change with higher oil price
- low spare capacity
Cash returned to shareholders:
- almost doubles the quarterly dividend from 42 cents (or thereabouts) to $75 cents, or $3.00 annualized;
- declares a special dividend of $2.00, payable before the end of 2021.
Breakevens:
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