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Oxy CEO Sees Tight Oil Worth Vary Via 2026

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Last updated: 2025/10/15 at 4:03 PM
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Occidental Petroleum Corp. Chief Govt Officer Vicki Hollub sees oil pricing between $58 and $62 a barrel by means of 2026, she stated Tuesday on the Vitality Intelligence Discussion board in London.

Past that costs ought to rise, Hollub stated throughout a session that centered on world crude benchmark Brent.

Hollub stated she is “very bullish on oil costs, not this 12 months or subsequent, however I’m bullish on oil costs.”

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Individually, the CEO stated that as a part of its long-term plan, the Houston-based agency can greater than double its share value in about 5 years, assuming multiples keep the identical, principally by changing extra debt to fairness. The corporate “doesn’t have to do any extra acquisitions,” she added.

US oil provide is prone to peak between 2027 and 2030, Hollub advised the viewers.




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