EXPAND ENERGY Corp
Expand Energy is an independent natural gas producer that explores for, develops and produces natural gas, oil and natural gas liquids. Its operations are in the Haynesville and Bossier Shales in Louisiana and Texas, the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania, and the Marcellus and Utica Shales in Ohio and West Virginia. It holds working interests in approximately 6,600 gross wells and operates drilling rigs and provides oilfield products and services, principally for its own exploration and production activities. Expand Energy sells its production under market-sensitive contracts and provides marketing services for its own production and other interest owners in wells it operates. These services include arranging gathering, processing and transportation, aggregating volumes, and administering sales contracts. Its principal executive offices are in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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See all $EXE insider activity →Analysts from Wells Fargo and RBC Capital maintained Buy ratings on Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Expand Energy (EXE) with price targets of $42.00 and $131.00, respectively. EPD's consensus rating is Hold with a $40.91 target, while EXE has a Strong Buy consensus and a $122.58 target. Both stocks are currently trading below these targets.
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.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 13 news stories mentioning EXE (EXPAND ENERGY Corp). Coverage has skewed bullish: 7 bullish, 3 neutral, and 3 bearish.
Recent EXE coverage spans financial news, earnings and corporate actions.
Buy rating and high target could support price gains.
Earnings beat revenue expectations and new price targets suggest upside potential.
The quarter combines an earnings beat with execution updates (Twin Eagle integration) and leadership continuity (permanent CEO), while guiding margin support via marketing profits and hedging.
Substantial upside expected as target exceeds price by ~45%.
The production cut signals weaker demand outlook and may pressure the stock lower.
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Analysts from Wells Fargo and RBC Capital maintained Buy ratings on Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Expand Energy (EXE) with price targets of $42.00 and $131.00, respectively. EPD's consensus rating is Hold with a $40.91 target, while EXE has a Strong Buy consensus and a $122.58 target. Both stocks are currently trading below these targets.
2 min readTruist 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.
2 min readExpand 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.
7 min readAnalysts from Stifel Nicolaus and Goldman Sachs maintained ratings on Oneok (OKE) with price targets of $100.00 and $91.00, respectively. Baker Hughes (BKR) received a Buy rating and $75.00 target from Stifel, while Expand Energy (EXE) was given a Buy rating and $135.00 target. Analyst consensus suggests moderate to strong buy ratings for all three companies, with varying upside potentials.
2 min readExpand Energy (EXE) reduced production in Q3 by dropping a rig in Northeast Appalachia and a crew in the Haynesville, potentially curtailing more work in late 2023 and 2024 due to weaker natural gas prices, according to the company.
1 min readExpand Energy (EXE) declared a $0.575 per share quarterly dividend, with a forward yield of 2.48%. The dividend is payable on December 3 to shareholders of record on November 12. The company recently reported non-GAAP EPS of $1.46, beating estimates by $0.14, and revenue of $3.29B, exceeding expectations by $1.49B.
1 min readEXPAND ENERGY Corp (EXE) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 N E W S R E L E A S E Expand Energy Corporation Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results SPRING, Texas – October 27, 2026 – Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ: EXE) ("Expand Energy" or the "Company") today reported third quarter 2026 financial and operating results. • Net c
2 min readExpand Energy Corporation (EXE) reported Q3 2026 results: $1.177B in operating cash flow, $519M net income, and $1.229B in adjusted EBITDAX. The company repurchased $305M of common stock, totaling $900M YTD, and completed the acquisition of Twin Eagle. EXE expects to run 11-12 rigs in 2026 and continue share repurchases.
2 min readExpand Energy (EXE) trades at 8.0x earnings, lower than the S&P 500 median. Its revenue grew 60.3% YoY, with $2.78B net income. Profits fluctuate; operating margin was 29.3% in the last four quarters. The company plans to buy Twin Eagle for $1.25B, expecting $200M EBITDA in the first year. Management anticipates gas market oversupply until mid-2027.
2 min readAs of October 20, 2026, traders held a net short of 241,272 NYMEX Henry Hub natural gas contracts, the largest since 2020. United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) dropped 3.13% to $9.58, while EQT (EQT) and Expand Energy (EXE) rose 1.76% and 0.29%, respectively. Warm weather forecasts drove a 15-16% weekly drop in gas prices. Goldman Sachs raised price targets for EQT and Expand.
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