EOG Resources (EOG) Q4 Results - Feb 26
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2021 10:25 am
I will be updating my forecast/valuation model for EOG today. EOG is the largest company in the Sweet 16 and at the top of the "Elite Eight". It should be a Core Holding for any of you that believe oil prices will stay over $60/bbl.
Stifel:
EOG Resources Inc. (EOG, $70.59, Buy; Target $99.00) -
4Q Beats on Costs, 2021 Guide Largely Inline - Michael S. Scialla -
We view the release as slightly positive. The positives include: i) 4Q FCF beat consensus by 48% as CF/capex were 14% above/3% below; ii) the dividend increased 10% to an annual $1.65/share, implying a 2.3% yield; iii) EOG further high-graded its near-term inventory to achieve a 60%+ IRR at $40/$2.50. The negatives include: i) 2021 capex guidance was 4% above consensus; 1Q21 capex/production guidance was 9% above/5% below consensus. In summary, cost containment drove a 4Q beat while the 2021 plan to hold oil volumes flat with 4Q20 and generate significant FCF was largely inline, albeit with slightly higher than expected capex.
Stifel:
EOG Resources Inc. (EOG, $70.59, Buy; Target $99.00) -
4Q Beats on Costs, 2021 Guide Largely Inline - Michael S. Scialla -
We view the release as slightly positive. The positives include: i) 4Q FCF beat consensus by 48% as CF/capex were 14% above/3% below; ii) the dividend increased 10% to an annual $1.65/share, implying a 2.3% yield; iii) EOG further high-graded its near-term inventory to achieve a 60%+ IRR at $40/$2.50. The negatives include: i) 2021 capex guidance was 4% above consensus; 1Q21 capex/production guidance was 9% above/5% below consensus. In summary, cost containment drove a 4Q beat while the 2021 plan to hold oil volumes flat with 4Q20 and generate significant FCF was largely inline, albeit with slightly higher than expected capex.