This week, Equinor reported Q1 results in line with expectations. However, we continue to see valuation downside due to Empire Wind risks and a likely sharp YOY drop in 2026e buybacks. OKEA also reported in-line Q1 results. In other news, Equinor announced it agreed to sell its 60% Peregrino stake at a solid price, although we believe the proceeds would have to support near-term shareholder returns to drive a positive share price reaction.
Equinor sells the Peregrino field for USD 3.5 billion Equinor Brasil Energia Ltda., a subsidiary of Equinor (OSE: EQNR, NYSE: EQNR), has entered into agreements(1) with Brazilian company Prio Tigris Ltda., a subsidiary of PRIO SA (PRIO3.SA) for a sale of its 60% operated interest in the Peregrino field in Brazil. PRIO, Brazil’s largest independent oil and gas company, will pay a consideration of USD 3.35 billion and a maximum of USD 150 million in interest to Equinor for the transaction. The final cash payment will reflect the closing date and any deductions generated by the asset since th...
Equinor selger Peregrino-feltet for 3,5 milliarder USD Equinor Brasil Energia Ltda., et datterselskap av Equinor ASA (OSE:EQNR, NYSE: EQNR), har inngått avtaler(1) om salg av sin egenopererte eierandel på 60 prosent i Peregrino-feltet i Brasil med det brasilianske selskapet Prio Tigris Ltda. (PRIO3.SA). PRIO, Brasils største uavhengige olje- og gasselskap, betaler 3,35 milliarder USD og 150 millioner USD i maksimal rente til Equinor i transaksjonen. Den endelige betalingen vil reflektere dato for gjennomføringen av transaksjonen og eventuelle fradrag for verdier generert av eiendelen, ette...
We consider Equinor’s Q1 results to be in line with expectations, as adj. EBIT was 2% above consensus and operating cash flow was 1% above. However, we believe the key investment case risk remains on Empire Wind, with potential project delays and tariffs edging capex higher. We still see downside risk to the valuation, assuming a sharp YOY drop in buybacks in 2026e, where the current share price implies that Equinor is trading at a ~10–15% premium to peers, which we find unwarranted. We reiterat...
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