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CONOCOPHILLIPS (COP:New York)
Snapshot of CONOCOPHILLIPS (COP)
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OPEN
$54.68
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PREVIOUS CLOSE
$54.44
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DAY HIGH
$55.55
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DAY LOW
$54.12
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52 WEEK HIGH
05/3/10 - $60.53
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52 WEEK LOW
08/19/09 - $42.05
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MARKET CAP
81.2B
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AVERAGE VOLUME 10 D
8.8M
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EPS TTM
$5.32
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SHARES OUTSTANDING
1.5B
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EX-DATE
07/29/10
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P/E TTM
10.3x
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DIVIDEND
$2.20
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DIVIDEND YIELD
3.85%
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related news
Key developments for CONOCOPHILLIPS (COP)
ConocoPhillips expected to report Q3 2010 results on October 27, 2010. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on July 29, 2010).
Jim Mulva, Chief Executive of ConocoPhillips said that the company plans to have $2 billion in cash reserves that could be used to make acquisitions or participate in offshore projects in the Gulf of Mexico. We just want to have a cash available in the order of magnitude of about $2 billion, said Mulva. The reason we do that is because there may become opportunities for us to participate, whether it's deep water Gulf of Mexico or elsewhere. Mulva said opportunities could include coal-bed methane and shale gas. He added that it is too early to identify specific opportunities in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico because the regulatory environment is still uncertain. We don't know what the rules and regulations, and risk-reward and liability situation is, Mulva said. If the federal government decides to impose an unlimited liability cap for companies operating in the Gulf, it could have a great impact on the oil and gas industry and may reduce production and exploratory activity in the area, Mulva said.
ConocoPhillips is planning to sell off LUKOIL Oil Company. The company said that it intends to sell off LUKOIL by the end of 2011. ConocoPhillips continues to move forward with plans to shed $10 billion in assets. On July 28, 2010, CEO of ConocoPhillips, Jim Mulva said that the company plans to sell its entire stake in LUKOIL. The company has announced $3.44 billion deal to sell 40% of its stake to LUKOIL this quarter and intends to sell off remaining 60% either to LUKOIL or on the open market by the end of 2011.
COP Competitors
| Company | Last | Change |
| Chevron Corp | $76.02 USD | 0.00 |
| E.ON AG | €22.65 EUR | -0.21 |
| General Electric Co | $16.15 USD | 0.00 |
| Siemens AG | €74.00 EUR | -0.62 |
| Total SA | €38.69 EUR | +0.34 |
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Industry Analysis
| Valuation | COP | Industry Range |
| Price/Earnings | 13.3x |
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| Price/Sales | 0.5x |
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| Price/Book | 1.3x |
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| Price/Cash Flow | 5.2x |
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| TEV/Sales | 0.3x |
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COP transactions
| Type Date |
Target |
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Buyback
July 28, 2010 |
LUKOIL Oil Company |
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Merger/Acquisition
June 30, 2010 |
CFJ Properties, Inc. |
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Merger/Acquisition
May 10, 2010 |
Arafura Sea Block and Amborip VI Block |
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