Despite a significant rise in Equinor's share price since the start of the year, it is still considered a strong buy. Europe's oil and gas inventories are heavily depleted due to the ongoing energy crisis triggered by the Iran war and Europe's move away from Russian energy supplies. Equinor, as Europe's largest natural gas provider, is well-positioned to benefit from sustained demand and increased market share. The author has increased his investment in Equinor, expecting multi-year growth driven by energy supply disruptions and the crisis.
Equinor ASA announced a strategic plan to increase energy production, cash flow, and shareholder returns through 2030. The company will double its 2026 share buyback program to $3 billion and introduce a predictable buyback framework from 2027, aimin...
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) offers a daily pre-market update directly from its trading floor, delivering timely market insights before trading begins. On June 16, 2026, the update included news about a U.S.-Iran deal that could influence marke...
Equinor announced a doubled share buy-back program for 2026, increasing it to $3 billion, and introduced a predictable annual buy-back framework of $2-4 billion from 2027. The company aims to grow production to 2.3 million barrels of oil equivalent p...
