Teunissen Marcel purchased $186K of EXE

Truist Financial analyst Gabriel Daoud maintained a Buy rating on Expand Energy (EXE) with a $122.00 price target, citing sector expertise. Shares closed at $90.44. Analyst consensus is Strong Buy, with a $122.74 average target, implying 35.71% upside. Expand Energy reported Q3 revenue of $3.29B and net profit of $519M, compared to $2.97B and $547M last year.

Expand Energy reported Q3 revenue of $2.81B, beating estimates by 54.4%, and adjusted EPS of $1.46, a 10.8% beat. Adjusted EBITDA was $1.39B, a 16.9% beat, but operating margin declined to 22.8%. The company completed the Twin Eagle acquisition, appointed a new CEO, and highlighted marketing profits as a buffer against low commodity prices. Management emphasized operational flexibility, hedging, and demand growth from LNG and data centers.

Freedom Broker reduced its price target for Expand Energy (NASDAQ:EXE) to $113 from $122, citing higher capital spending and updated commodity price assumptions. The company reported Q3 2026 earnings of $1.46 per share on revenue of $3.29 billion, exceeding estimates. Expand Energy completed its acquisition of Twin Eagle and maintained its dividend. The stock trades at a P/E ratio of 7.84 with a market cap of $21 billion.

Expand Energy Corp (EXE) reported Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting Twin Eagle integration progress. CFO Marcel Teunissen guided combined marketing and commercial EBITDA to $80M in Q4, rising to $500M by 2028 and $750M thereafter. The company targets LNG, data centers, and industrial customers. COO Josh Viets discussed upstream volume management and inflation pressures, while CEO Daniel Brown commented on M&A strategy.

Expand Energy (EXE) reported Q3 production of 7.5 Bcfe/day and expects marketing and commercial EBITDA to reach $500M by 2028. The company aims for $750M EBITDA by the longer term, with LNG opportunities contributing post-2028. Expand has reduced rig activity and deferred wells due to market conditions, with net debt at $4.7B and leverage at 0.8x. Management plans to focus on operational improvements and disciplined capital allocation.

Expand Energy Corporation (EXE) reported Q3 net income of $519 million, or $2.24 per share, beating analyst expectations of $1.28 per share. Revenue was $3.29 billion, with adjusted revenue at $1.88 billion, missing forecasts of $2.06 billion.