Latest News

Marathon Oil narrowly beats very first quarter earnings estimates on greater prices

Oil and gas company Marathon Oil directly beat firstquarter earnings price quotes on Wednesday, assisted by higher oil and liquefied gas (LNG) pricing.

Petroleum costs in the quarter mirrored rates from the previous year as production cuts by OPEC+ countries offset lower need, helping oil producers such as Marathon Oil.

The Houston-based company stated typical cost for crude oil and condensate in the United States was up about 1% at $75.39. per barrel (bbl) and international rate was up 5.6% to $61.86. per bbl.

We remain completely on track to provide a 2024 program that. provides a sector-leading mix of complimentary cash flow, capital. effectiveness and investor returns, said CEO Lee Tillman.

Quarterly oil production was down 2.7% to 181,000 barrels. daily (bpd), compared with a year previously.

The business said January winter season storms negatively affected. its quarterly production by 4,000 net bopd, with the effect. mainly focused in the Bakken.

The business stated its typical understood price for natural gas. sold as LNG was $7.21 per million cubic feet (mmcf) in the. reported quarter.

The business reported an adjusted revenue of 55 cents per. share for the quarter ended March 31, compared to experts'. typical quote of 54 cents per share, according to LSEG information.