Equinor ASA operates as an energy company in Norway and internationally. It operates through Exploration & Production Norway; Exploration & Production International; ...
Norne Securities has reduced its target price for Equinor ASA to 370 Norwegian kroner from 385 Norwegian kroner. Despite the cut in the target price, the firm has reiterated its 'hold' recommendation for the integrated oil and gas company. This adjustment reflects an analyst's revised valuation for Equinor.
Barclays analyst Naisheng Cui has maintained a Sell rating on Equinor ASA (EQNR) with a price target of NOK330.00. The company's latest earnings report showed a quarterly revenue of $27.82 billion and a net profit of $3.11 billion. Equinor ASA currently has a Moderate Sell consensus among analysts, with a price target consensus of NOK361.16.
Barclays analyst Naisheng Cui has maintained a Sell rating on Equinor ASA (EQNR) with a price target of NOK330.00. The company has an analyst consensus of Moderate Sell with a price target of NOK361.16. Equinor ASA recently reported quarterly revenue of $27.82 billion and a net profit of $3.11 billion for the quarter ending March 31.
Analysts have cut the 12-month price target for Equinor ASA (EQNR) stock to $35.33 from $36.52, implying a 3% potential upside based on the last closing price. The consensus rating from 8 analysts has shifted to "Hold," with a breakdown of 1 Buy, 4 Holds, and 3 Sells.
Equinor has awarded contracts worth approximately NOK 6 billion for four subsea developments on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) as part of a broader program targeting 75 subsea projects by 2035. This strategy aims to standardize equipment, simplify execution, shorten development timelines, and contribute 130-220 million barrels of oil equivalent to future production. The projects, including TWIN, Brime, Omega Sor, Tyrihans Nord, and Sissel, focus on maximizing existing infrastructure and enhancing long-term production, reinforcing Equinor's disciplined capital allocation.
Norne Securities has reduced its target price for Equinor ASA to 370 Norwegian kroner from 385 Norwegian kroner. Despite the cut in the target price, the firm has reiterated its 'hold' recommendation for the integrated oil and gas company. This adjustment reflects an analyst's revised valuation for Equinor.
Barclays analyst Naisheng Cui has maintained a Sell rating on Equinor ASA (EQNR) with a price target of NOK330.00. The company's latest earnings report showed a quarterly revenue of $27.82 billion and a net profit of $3.11 billion. Equinor ASA currently has a Moderate Sell consensus among analysts, with a price target consensus of NOK361.16.
Barclays analyst Naisheng Cui has maintained a Sell rating on Equinor ASA (EQNR) with a price target of NOK330.00. The company has an analyst consensus of Moderate Sell with a price target of NOK361.16. Equinor ASA recently reported quarterly revenue of $27.82 billion and a net profit of $3.11 billion for the quarter ending March 31.
Analysts have cut the 12-month price target for Equinor ASA (EQNR) stock to $35.33 from $36.52, implying a 3% potential upside based on the last closing price. The consensus rating from 8 analysts has shifted to "Hold," with a breakdown of 1 Buy, 4 Holds, and 3 Sells.
Equinor has awarded contracts worth approximately NOK 6 billion for four subsea developments on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) as part of a broader program targeting 75 subsea projects by 2035. This strategy aims to standardize equipment, simplify execution, shorten development timelines, and contribute 130-220 million barrels of oil equivalent to future production. The projects, including TWIN, Brime, Omega Sor, Tyrihans Nord, and Sissel, focus on maximizing existing infrastructure and enhancing long-term production, reinforcing Equinor's disciplined capital allocation.
Equinor ASA reported transactions under the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back programme, which ran from May 19 to July 20, 2026. From June 29 to July 3, 2026, the company repurchased 439,635 shares at an average price of NOK 313.6694 per share. Following these transactions, Equinor ASA now owns a total of 13,259,988 own shares, representing 0.55% of its share capital.
Equinor ASA (EQNR) shares recently increased by 5.8%, bringing its price to $33.91. Despite this gain, GuruFocus's GF Value™ indicates the stock is overvalued at $30.74, with its current P/E ratio significantly higher than its historical median. The company holds an above-average GF Score™ of 73/100, though a low momentum rank and absence of recent insider transactions suggest investor caution.
BP has agreed to sell its nearly 40% non-operated interest in the Bay du Nord oil project offshore eastern Canada to Equinor ASA. This transaction aligns with BP's strategy to streamline its portfolio and focus on opportunities that offer stronger value, as stated by Executive Vice President Gordon Birrell. The Bay du Nord project, expected to begin production in 2031 with an estimated 400 million barrels of oil, will now see Equinor strengthen its position as the operator.
BP has announced its decision to sell its non-operated interest in the Bay du Nord project offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, to Equinor. This move aligns with BP's strategy of portfolio simplification and rigorous capital allocation, focusing on opportunities that generate the most value. BP will continue to hold a 100% interest in two other exploration licenses offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.
Equinor has awarded contracts worth approximately NOK 6 billion for four subsea projects on the Norwegian continental shelf: Brime, Omega Sør, Tyrihans Nord, and TWIN. These projects are part of a strategy to increase development pace, reduce costs, and aim to contribute between 130 and 220 million barrels of oil equivalent to future production. The contracts involve TechnipFMC, OneSubsea, Ocean Installer, and NOV, focusing on standardizing solutions and accelerating the timeline from discovery to production.
Equinor ASA has announced details of transactions made under the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program. From June 29 to July 3, 2026, Equinor purchased 439,635 shares at an average price of NOK 313.6694 per share. Following these transactions, Equinor ASA now owns 13,259,988 own shares, representing 0.55% of its share capital.
Equinor ASA announced transaction details for the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program. From June 29 to July 3, 2026, the company repurchased 439,635 shares at an average price of NOK 313.6694 per share. Following these transactions, Equinor ASA now owns 13,259,988 own shares, representing 0.55% of its share capital.
Equinor ASA will acquire BP PLC’s 37% stake in the Bay du Nord offshore oil project, increasing Equinor’s ownership to 100%. This move gives Equinor greater flexibility towards a final investment decision expected early next year for the proposed $16-billion project. The Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador expressed confidence in the project, highlighting potential economic benefits for the province.
DOF Group announced that its anchor handling tug supply vessel, Skandi Vega, has received a two-year contract extension from Equinor Energy AS, solidifying its engagement until Q3 2029. This extension builds on a long-standing relationship, as the Skandi Vega has been under contract with Equinor since its construction in 2010. The CEO, Mons S. Aase, expressed satisfaction with this development, highlighting the vessel's continued value delivery to Equinor.
Norwegian oil giant Equinor has acquired BP's full stake in the Bay du Nord project off Canada, becoming its sole owner. This move provides Equinor greater flexibility as it works towards a planned investment decision in early 2027, focusing on engineering and efficiency improvements for the project.
Equinor (EQNR) increased its 2026 share buyback by purchasing 476,100 shares, bringing its total holdings to 67.62 million (2.64%). The company also secured a Transocean rig deal exceeding $1 billion for Norwegian operations and reached a 5.2% wage and pension settlement with its offshore workers, avoiding strikes. The share repurchase window extends until July 20, 2026.
DOF Group announced that its anchor handling tug supply vessel, Skandi Vega, has had its contract extended by two years through an option exercise by Equinor Energy AS. This extension means the vessel's contract is now firm until the third quarter of 2029. Mons S. Aase, CEO of DOF Group ASA, expressed satisfaction, highlighting the vessel's long-standing relationship with Equinor since its construction in 2010.
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The DOF Group announced that its anchor handling tug supply vessel, Skandi Vega, has received a two-year contract extension from Equinor Energy. This extension secures the vessel's contract until Q3 2029, building on an existing long-term relationship between DOF and Equinor since the vessel's construction in 2010. The CEO of DOF Group, Mons S. Aase, expressed satisfaction with the extension, highlighting the continued strong backlog for the company.
Equinor ASA has completed a share capital reduction as resolved by its annual general meeting on May 12, 2026. The company's share capital was reduced by NOK 415,146,180.00 through the cancellation and redemption of 166,058,472 shares. Following the completion, the share capital now stands at NOK 5,976,872,600.00, divided into 2,390,749,040 shares.
JP Morgan has reduced its price target for Equinor ASA to 340 Norwegian kroner from 370, while maintaining an 'underweight' rating on the stock. This decision reflects the analyst's updated outlook for the integrated oil and gas group. The article also notes recent news regarding Equinor's contract extensions and other analyst revisions.
Equinor ASA has completed a share capital reduction that was resolved at its annual general meeting on May 12, 2026. The capital reduction involved decreasing the share capital by NOK 415,146,180.00 through the cancellation and redemption of 166,058,472 shares. Following this process, which was registered as effective on July 2, 2026, the company's share capital now stands at NOK 5,976,872,600.00, divided into 2,390,749,040 shares each with a nominal value of NOK 2.50.
Equinor ASA has completed its share capital reduction, which was resolved at the annual general meeting on May 12, 2026. The company's share capital has been reduced by NOK 415,146,180.00 through the cancellation and redemption of 166,058,472 shares. Following this, the share capital now stands at NOK 5,976,872,600.00, divided into 2,390,749,040 shares each with a nominal value of NOK 2.50.
Equinor ASA (NYSE: EQNR) has reached an agreement with its partners for the Ringvei Vest project, a significant subsea development linked to the Troll B platform in the Norwegian North Sea. This project, which integrates one prospect and seven discoveries, is crucial for future common field development opportunities. Equinor's Executive VP, Kjetil Hove, noted that the project is estimated to contribute around 240 million barrels of oil equivalent and represents optimal resource utilization in collaboration with partners and authorities.
Equinor has solidified its presence on the Norwegian Continental Shelf through a strategic asset swap with Var Energi. This deal enhances Equinor's portfolio by increasing its stake in producing fields and development opportunities, while accelerating the development of the Peon gas discovery. The move aligns with Equinor's strategy of optimizing its assets, improving its production outlook, and benefiting from current high crude prices.
Transocean (NYSE:RIG) saw its stock dip 0.5% after announcing a $1 billion rig deal with Equinor, despite the contract adding significantly to its backlog. Investors questioned the impact of the base dayrate, which at $399,000, is approximately 14% below Transocean's recent harsh-environment average. The deal also faces potential delays in benefits as rigs are scheduled to start work in Q2 2027 and Q1 2028, while the acquisition of Valaris is moving forward with CFIUS approval but still under DOJ review.
Equinor ASA has finalized an agreement with its partners for the Ringvei Vest project, a significant subsea development linked to the Troll B platform in the Norwegian North Sea. This project involves one prospect and seven discoveries, marking a crucial step in the growth of future common field development opportunities. Equinor's Executive VP, Kjetil Hove, estimates the project will contribute around 240 million barrels of oil equivalent, highlighting optimal resource utilization.
Equinor ASA (EQNR) is highlighted as a leading energy dividend stock. The company plans to double its 2026 share buyback program to $3 billion and increase its quarterly cash dividend, demonstrating a commitment to shareholder returns. Equinor aims to leverage its diverse energy portfolio, increase production to 2.3 million boepd by 2030, and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, despite the article suggesting higher potential returns from some AI stocks.
Transocean Ltd. has secured an agreement with Equinor for the use of three harsh environment semisubmersible rigs on the Norwegian shelf, valued at over $1 billion. This seven-year agreement, conditional on license approvals, includes the Transocean Enabler, Transocean Encourage, and Transocean Endurance, with programs commencing between Q1 2028 and Q2 2027. The base day rate is $399,000, expected to exceed $400,000.
Transocean (RIG) has secured a significant offshore drilling agreement worth over $1 billion with Equinor (EQNR) for operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. The deal involves three specialized Cat D semisubmersible rigs, starting in 2027 and 2028, and reinforces Transocean's position in the harsh environment drilling market while providing long-term revenue visibility. This collaboration highlights the continued investment in offshore energy projects and the strong demand for premium drilling assets designed for challenging conditions.
Equinor (EQNR) has announced its decision to cease offshore wind operations in Japan and close its Tokyo office by the end of 2026. This move follows a strategic review and the company's inability to secure leases in various public offshore wind auctions since entering the market in 2018. Despite the withdrawal, Japan will remain an important market for Equinor's broader business interests, maintaining relationships in technology development, supply chain, capital markets, and commodities.
Nordea has upgraded its recommendation for Norwegian oil major Equinor from hold to buy, setting a target price of 370 Norwegian kroner. This upgrade follows Equinor's updated strategy, which places a greater emphasis on its oil and gas business, aiming for higher production and improved cash flows. Nordea projects that Equinor's buybacks could exceed market expectations by 20-40 percent, leading to an estimated total dividend yield of approximately 9 percent over the 2026-2028 period.
Equinor has signed a letter of intent with Transocean worth approximately USD 1 billion to secure three Cat D rigs for the Norwegian continental shelf. This agreement, covering seven rig years, aims to reduce well costs, accelerate new well delivery, and maintain high production towards 2035. The rigs, including Transocean Enabler, Encourage, and Endurance, will support Equinor's goal of 1.3 million barrels of oil equivalent per day from the NCS by 2035, with 70% from new wells.
TD Cowen has reduced its price target for Equinor (EQNR) from $42 to $37, while maintaining a 'Hold' rating on the shares, despite an implied upside of nearly 18%. The firm notes that Equinor's improved output is balanced by higher capital expenditures, but recognizes increased visibility for the company's share buyback program. Although Equinor appears inexpensive historically, TD Cowen believes it trades at a premium compared to peers for the 2026-27 outlook and expects significant outperformance only after the company's free cash flow inflection point in 2029.
Transocean has secured a deal worth over $1 billion with Equinor for offshore rigs in Norway. This significant contract was reported by Reuters and published on June 30, 2026. The financial commitment highlights continued investment in offshore drilling operations.
Equinor ASA has announced its progress on the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program, revealing that between June 22 and June 26, 2026, it repurchased 476,100 shares for NOK 148,965,448.68. Cumulatively for this tranche, the company has bought back 2,314,468 shares totaling NOK 786,703,130.95. Following these transactions, Equinor now holds 67,619,649 own shares, representing 2.64% of its share capital.
Equinor and Var Energi have agreed to an asset exchange on the Norwegian continental shelf. This deal increases Var Energi's stake in the significant Peon gas discovery, which is one of the largest undeveloped gas discoveries in the region.
Techstep ASA has renewed its managed mobility services agreement with Equinor ASA, covering approximately 40,000 iOS devices. The services include software, consulting, lifecycle management, and 24/7 support, reinforcing a strong partnership and Techstep's strategic position in enterprise mobility. This agreement is seen as a validation of Techstep's strategy to drive recurring software and services revenues.
Vaar Energi and Equinor have agreed to an asset swap on the Norwegian continental shelf. Vaar Energi will increase its stake in the Peon gas discovery and become its operator, aiming to extend the life of its Gjoea hub and boost production. In exchange, Equinor will receive a 5% stake in the Fram field, strengthening its position in the Troll Fram area.
Equinor ASA has announced transactions made under the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program, which runs from May 19 to July 20, 2026. Between June 22 and June 26, 2026, the company purchased 476,100 of its own shares at an average price of NOK 312.8869 per share. Following these transactions, Equinor ASA now owns 2.64% of its share capital, including shares under its savings program.
Equinor and Vår Energi have agreed to an asset swap on the Norwegian continental shelf to accelerate the development of the Peon gas discovery and strengthen Equinor's position in the Troll-Fram area. Equinor will transfer 32.5% of its interest in Peon and its operatorship to Vår Energi, while receiving interests in producing assets and development licenses from Vår Energi. This transaction is part of Equinor's strategy to optimize its NCS portfolio through active asset management and capital allocation, ensuring efficient resource development and increased use of existing infrastructure.
Equinor ASA announced transactions made under the second tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program. From June 22 to June 26, 2026, the company purchased 476,100 of its own shares at an average price of NOK 312.8869 per share. Following these transactions, Equinor ASA now owns 2.64% of its share capital.
TD Cowen has lowered its price target for Equinor ASA (ADR) to $37 from $42, while maintaining a Hold rating due to anticipated lower near-term earnings driven by commodity shifts. Despite this, the firm forecasts an approximately 12% free cash flow yield in 2026-27 for Equinor, which has consistently paid dividends for 25 years. The stock currently trades below both TD Cowen’s revised target and InvestingPro’s Fair Value, suggesting it may be undervalued.
Equinor and its partners have submitted the environmental impact assessment programme for the Wisting field for public consultation. This field is the largest undeveloped oil discovery on the Norwegian continental shelf, holding an estimated 500 million barrels of recoverable oil. The submission marks a step forward in the development process of this significant project.
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Equinor has announced its decision to cease all offshore wind development activities in Japan. The company disclosed this information on June 26, 2026, stating that the move was effective immediately. This strategic shift will see Equinor withdrawing from the Japanese offshore wind market.
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Equinor and its partners have submitted a program for the environmental impact assessment of a potential Wisting field development in the Barents Sea for public consultation. While significant improvements have been made, further work is needed to determine the viability of a final investment decision, with power generation now focusing on an energy-efficient gas turbine solution instead of power from shore. The project plans to assess carbon capture and storage (CCS) to reduce CO2 emissions and anticipates a final investment decision by the end of 2027, expecting substantial economic benefits for Norway if realized.
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Norway's energy firm Equinor has announced it will cease its offshore wind business activities in Japan and close its Tokyo office by the end of 2026. This decision stems from a strategic reassessment, prioritizing integrated power markets after failing to secure leases in Japanese offshore wind auctions and scaling back similar projects in other countries due to rising costs. Equinor, primarily an oil and gas producer, is now focusing on expanding its integrated power business, combining renewables with gas-to-power generation.
