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European Oil & Gas Summary

Core Content

This document provides an overview of recent developments and analyses in the European oil and gas sector, covering key research calls, headlines, stock performance, commodity prices, valuation models, and risk factors. It highlights strategic moves, financial performance, and market outlook for major players such as Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Repsol, Equinor, Eni, and Galp. The report also touches on broader energy transition themes and geopolitical implications.

Main Research Calls and Analysis

Shell and BP: Analysts are buyers of Shell and BP but remain unconvinced about the combined entity. Shell is highlighted as being "priced for recession" and capable of sustaining buybacks at $60/bbl.
Repsol: Strategic asset disposals in 2025 and the ability to maintain investor distributions even in macroeconomic stress are noted. Repsol's stock is rated Market-Perform.
TotalEnergies: The company's growth, low costs, and strong balance sheet make a $2bn quarterly buyback affordable at $60-65/bbl. It is also noted that its 1Q results were strong.
Geothermal: A call for increased investment in geothermal energy as a sustainable alternative.
OPEC+ and Tariffs: Discussions around the potential impact of OPEC+ production cuts and U.S. tariffs on energy exports, especially ethane to China.

Key Headlines

EMEA

TotalEnergies and Shell Stake Swap in Brazil: TotalEnergies swaps its 20% stake in Gato do Mato for an additional 3% in Lapa, increasing its interest to 48%. Shell reduces its stake to 27%.
Equinor's Offshore Drilling Deal: Equinor secures a $100 million, two-well option with Transocean Spitsbergen, which is already under contract through 2027.
Iraq and Kurdish Oil Smuggling: Iraq holds the Kurdish regional government legally responsible for oil smuggling from the region, impacting its oil quota under OPEC.
Germany's Energy Strategy: Germany is examining its energy system to reduce costs and integrate more gas generation, addressing high energy prices and industrial competitiveness.

AMERICAS

Canada's Propane Exports Rise: Propane and butane exports increased by 9.2% and 15% in 2024 due to higher natural gas production.
U.S. Ethane Export Restrictions: Trump's administration has imposed export restrictions on ethane and butane to China due to concerns about military use.

APAC

China's Coal Power Approvals: China approved 11.29 GW of new coal power capacity in the first quarter of 2025, signaling continued reliance on coal despite climate goals.
OPEC Supply Behavior: Concerns over OPEC supply behavior are expected to drive oil price corrections.

Stock Performance (June 2, 2025)

Stocks/Index	Close Price	1D %	1W %	1M %	YTD %	1Y %	1Y Chart
Stoxx 600	547.9	0.5	-0.1	4.0	22.0	14.4	###
Stoxx 600 ENP	116.9	2.0	2.2	7.8	18.8	3.6	###
S&P 500 O&G	715.2	1.2	0.8	0.6	-1.9	-5.3	###
Aker BP	244.1	5.1	3.6	16.5	30.9	6.3	###
BP	363.1	1.4	1.9	7.2	2.9	-15.2	###
Eni	13.2	2.1	2.2	7.0	14.6	3.0	###
Equinor	244.6	3.4	0.2	6.9	8.4	-7.6	###
Galp	14.7	5.3	7.6	11.0	4.2	-16.6	###
Neste	9.5	0.8	3.8	2.3	-12.3	-44.4	###
OMV	47.5	1.5	-0.3	5.8	39.8	21.8	###
Orlen	74.0	1.2	3.0	8.7	73.2	31.0	###
Repsol	12.0	2.0	3.2	12.6	18.1	-8.5	###
Shell	29.4	1.3	0.8	2.3	10.2	-2.1	###
TotalEnergies	52.7	2.6	2.1	4.5	12.0	-11.6	###

Valuation Models

BP: Price target of £650, based on a DCF model with a 7.6% WACC and zero long-term growth. A 5% discount is applied for ESG and oil price volatility.
Eni: Price target of €17, using a 8.1% WACC and a declining Brent oil price to €70/bbl. A 5% discount is applied for ESG and oil price volatility.
Galp: Price target of €20, based on a DCF model with a 9% WACC and zero long-term growth. A 5% ESG discount is applied.
Repsol: Price target of €14.7, with a 7.9% WACC and Brent oil price declining to $70/bbl. A 2% discount is applied for ESG and oil price volatility.
Shell: Price target of £36, based on a DCF model with a 7.9% WACC and a declining Brent oil price. A 4% discount is applied for ESG and financial strategy uncertainty.
TotalEnergies: Price target of €69, using a 7.8% WACC and a declining Brent oil price to $70/bbl. A 5% discount is applied for ESG and market uncertainty.

Key Risks

BP PLC

Oil and Gas Prices: Significant impact on operating profit and EBIT.
Refining Margins: Changes in refining margins affect EBIT.
Energy Transition Strategy: New low-carbon businesses may not be as profitable as legacy assets.
FX Risk: Changes in the dollar/euro exchange rate impact the sterling price target.

ENI SpA

Oil and Gas Prices: Volatility in prices affects earnings and valuation.
Natural Gas Market: Spot gas price changes impact free cash flow.
Refining: Changes in refining margins affect cash flow.
FX Risk: Eni is a dollar business but reports in euros; FX changes have a major impact.
Satellite Model: Uncertainty around whether the model will unlock value or increase complexity.

Galp Energia SGPS SA

Oil Price Volatility: Significant impact on operating cash flow.
Refining Margins: Affect operating cash flow.
FX Risk: Exchange rate movements have a large impact on cash flow.
Namibia Strategy: Uncertainty around the timing and success of the farm-down plan.

Conclusion

The European oil and gas sector is navigating a complex landscape of strategic shifts, market volatility, and regulatory pressures. Companies are adapting their strategies to focus on low-carbon initiatives while maintaining financial performance and shareholder returns. The valuation models incorporate various discounts for ESG and market uncertainties, reflecting the challenging environment. Key risks include oil and gas price fluctuations, FX exposure, and the effectiveness of energy transition strategies.

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