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Higher energy prices linked to geopolitical conflict involving Iran have pushed fuel costs into the spotlight again, making large oil and gas groups impossible to ignore for many UK-focused investors. Volatile pump prices can draw more attention to global producers and can often shift capital toward bigger, more diversified operators. This article highlights three leading oil and gas stocks from the screener and explains what makes each one worth a closer look now. The three stocks covered...
Seplat Energy (LON:SEPL) reported higher first-half revenue, cash flow and shareholder distributions as production recovered in the second quarter following a pipeline shutdown earlier in the year. The Nigerian energy company also announced a binding heads of agreement to sell part of its offshore a
Seplat Energy is back in focus after an analyst fair value estimate shifted from £6.35 to £6.86, while a refreshed Street price target now sits at £6.65. That move is linked to updated assumptions on Seplat Energy’s ability to support earnings that, in the analysts’ view, justify the revised target. Read on to see how these changing targets fit into the wider Seplat Energy story and how you can track the evolving narrative from here. Analyst Price Targets don't always capture the full story...
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