BP p.l.c.
BP · NYSE
- $41.63
- $112.35B
- Open
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- $41.88 - $43.01
- $32.72 - $48.27
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- 8.41M
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- 11.69M
About BP p.l.c.
BP is a British oil and gas major operating across upstream oil and gas production, refining, hydrocarbon marketing and trading. It makes money from producing hydrocarbons, processing them into refined products, selling those products and trading energy, while it reshapes its portfolio toward higher-return assets. The supplied evidence identifies the UK North Sea business as a disposal candidate but does not provide segment revenue shares, customer categories or quantified production and financial scale. BP serves the energy market broadly, and its current operating footprint is described qualitatively as that of a major integrated oil and gas company.
Notable Price Movement
- Aug 3-7$41.637.94%
BP rose $0.77, or 1.85%, over the supplied trading window, from $41.67 to $42.44. The shares advanced for four sessions, reaching $45.22 on July 31, before giving back most of that gain across August 3-4, including a $1.82 decline on the final session. The main company-specific support was BP’s second-quarter earnings beat, helped by stronger refining margins, hydrocarbon realizations, trading and cash flow; management also reported a $3 billion sequential reduction in net debt. Countervailing factors included lower production and the reiterated outlook for weak upstream production in fiscal 2026. Broader risk appetite also improved on reports of Middle East de-escalation and hopes for reduced Iran-related tensions.
Stories & Analysis
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