Scotiabank Keeps Their Hold Rating on EOG Resources (EOG)
π Scotiabank analyst Betty Zhang maintained a Hold rating on EOG Resources with a price target of $139.00.
β‘ In Q4 2025, EOG reported revenue of $5.64 billion and net profit of $701 million, down from last year's figures.
π Mizuho Securities also issued a Hold rating on EOG today from analyst Nitin Kumar CFA.
π’ Conversely, Siebert Williams Shank & Co maintained a Buy rating for the stock earlier in the day.
β οΈ Corporate insider sentiment is negative due to increased selling over the past quarter among 84 insiders.
π° EVP & COO Jeffrey R. Leitzell recently sold 5,698 shares totaling $856,523.36 last month.
π Scotiabank analyst Zhang has an average return of 22.6% and 86.96% success rate on recommended stocks.
β½ The article notes various unrelated energy market updates including Brent crude topping $100 and gas price trends.
- Scotiabank analyst Betty Zhang maintained a Hold rating on EOG Resources with a price target of $139.00.
- Zhang has an impressive track record with an average return of 22.6% and an 86.96% success rate on her recommended stocks.
- Siebert Williams Shank & Co maintained a Buy rating on EOG Resources, providing positive analyst sentiment.
- Recent earnings showed strong revenue generation of $5.64 billion for the quarter ending December 31.
- Scotiabank analyst Betty Zhang maintained a Hold rating rather than upgrading EOG Resources.
- The price target of $139.00 implies limited upside compared to recent performance metrics.
- Mizuho Securities's Nitin Kumar CFA also issued a Hold rating, indicating broader caution from analysts.
- Corporate insider sentiment is negative as evidenced by significant share sales over the past quarter.
- EVP & COO Jeffrey R. Leitzell sold 5,698 shares totaling $856,523.36 last month, signaling insider lack of confidence.
- Quarterly net profit declined from $1.25 billion to $701 million year-over-year, despite revenue remaining stable at around $5.64 billion.
- Annual revenue also decreased slightly from $5.65 billion in the previous year to $5.64 billion currently.
- The article notes that Scotiabank has maintained a Hold rating without providing an upgrade, suggesting stagnation concerns.