Permian Resources Stock News

Permian Resources delivered strong Q1 2025 results: production, revenue, and free cash flow all surged while debt and costs declined, boosting shareholder returns. Strategic acquisitions, asset sales, and post-merger synergies have driven operational efficiency, cost reductions, and a focus on high-return assets. My econometric analysis confirms PR shares are tightly linked to Brent oil prices,...

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Permian Resources is a solid buy due to resilient Q1 results, strong production figures, and a nearly 7% yield, despite oil price headwinds. Technical analysis shows a potential breakout from the long-term downtrend, supported by bullish moving averages and indicators. The stock's P/S ratio contraction suggests undervaluation, making it attractive given the company's robust operational growth a...

Permian Resources Corporation made a $608 million acquisition of Northern Delaware Basin assets that can be paid for with cash on hand. This adds several percent to PR production and boosts its projected free cash flow to near $2 billion per year at $70 WTI oil and $2 Waha natural gas. Permian should also be able to generate over $1.5 billion in 2025 free cash flow at current strip.

Permian Resources Corporation (NYSE:PR ) Q1 2025 Earnings Conference Call May 8, 2025 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Hays Mabry – Vice President-Relations Will Hickey – Co-Chief Executive Officer James Walter – Co-Chief Executive Officer Guy Oliphint – Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Neil Mehta – Goldman Sachs Kevin MacCurdy – Pickering Energy Partners John Freeman – Raym...

MIDLAND, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PR Announces Strong First Quarter 2025 Results, Revised 2025 Guidance and Strategic Bolt-On Acquisition of Core Northern Delaware Basin Assets.

Energy stocks are volatile, influenced by factors like commodity prices, geopolitical events, and supply changes. However, despite short-term challenges, I remain optimistic for long-term growth in the sector. Current OPEC moves and geopolitical risks have caused short-term price volatility. Still, I believe energy's long-term potential, driven by supply gaps and demand growth, remains intact. ...

One opportunity yields 5.7% and trades at a 31% discount to NAV. The other yields 5% and trades at a 42% discount to NAV. Both are proven inflation hedges and have strong insider-aligned management in sectors the market has deeply mispriced.