BP lowers outlook for gas production in first quarter and flags ‘weak’ trading - The energy giant said net debt will be about £3.1 billion higher at the end of the first quarter of 2025.

BP named a new board chair after activist shareholders pressured the company to move in a new direction.

BP sees lower Q1 upstream output, with weak gas trading and flat oil price realizations. Strong refining margins and midstream boost expected to offset softer gas segment results. Get daily ...

BP shares were skyrocketing post-pandemic, but since then, the returns haven't been as impressive. So just how much money have investors made? The post If investors had bought £1,000 of BP shares 5 ...

The FINANCIAL -- Despite current weakness in global energy markets and the slowdown in China’s growth, demand for energy will ...

Analyst Doug Leggate of Wolfe Research maintained a Buy rating on BP (BP – Research Report), with a price target of $50.00.Stay Ahead of the Mar ...

At its February strategy update, BP said it assumed Brent prices would average $71.5-$74.4 a barrel between 2025-2027, while benchmark Henry hub gas prices would be $4.1-$4.3 per million British ...

See our analysis BP Valuation for more details on what’s driving our price estimate for the stock. Quarterly Struggles, Long-Term Promise Q1 results underscored BP’s internal tug-of-war.