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EQUINOR ASA

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SB1 reiterates sell on Equinor, 'the market is pricing in high energy prices for too long'

SB1 Markets reiterates a sell rating on Equinor (EQNR.OL) with a target price of 375 NOK, citing high energy prices as overvalued. The bank estimates current share price reflects 11-12 months of windfall profits at $100 oil and $26 gas, but expects long-term prices of $75 oil and $10 gas. Equinor's P/E is 11-13 based on 2027-2028 earnings, above its 10-year median of 10.5x.

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SB1 reiterates sell on Equinor, 'the market is pricing in high energy prices for too long'

SB1 Markets reiterates a sell rating on Equinor (EQNR.OL) with a target price of 375 NOK, citing high energy prices as overvalued. The bank estimates current share price reflects 11-12 months of windfall profits at $100 oil and $26 gas, but expects long-term prices of $75 oil and $10 gas. Equinor's P/E is 11-13 based on 2027-2028 earnings, above its 10-year median of 10.5x.

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Equinor Lifts 2026 Buy-Back Tally to NOK 2.19 Billion

Equinor ASA repurchased 5.57 million shares in the third tranche of its 2026 buy-back program, totaling NOK 2.19 billion. The average price was NOK 393.38, bringing treasury holdings to 0.85% of share capital. This reflects the company's capital-return strategy and confidence in its financial position.

Iran war sends Asian LNG buyers to West Africa as Tanzania and Mozambique projects gain new leverage

PTT is exploring LNG supplies from West Africa, Oman, and North America due to disruptions in Gulf exports. The crisis removed 36 million tonnes of Middle Eastern LNG, but additional production elsewhere reduced the net loss to 5 million tonnes. Tanzania and Mozambique projects gain leverage as buyers seek diversified routes. Shell, Equinor, ExxonMobil, and TotalEnergies are involved in East African projects.

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Equinor and GCMD strike five-year partnership on maritime decarbonisation

Equinor and the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) have agreed to a five-year partnership to accelerate the use of alternative marine fuels and technologies to reduce shipping emissions. The collaboration will focus on biofuels, ammonia, methanol, and onboard carbon capture. Equinor brings experience in chartering vessels and developing low-carbon solutions, while GCMD provides expertise in real-world maritime trials.

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LNG buyers and sellers seek greater supply diversity amid Iran war

LNG buyers are diversifying supply sources due to the US-Israeli war against Iran, seeking alternatives from West Africa to Indonesia. Asian governments and firms are looking to secure LNG from various suppliers, with Thai state firm PTT and Bangladesh's power minister discussing new supply deals. Shell reports a net supply loss of around 5 million tons this year, but new capacity additions and LNG vessels provide flexibility.

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