2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
75 päivää sitten
‧33 min
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2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 22.7. | 2 päivää |
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 6.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 4.2. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 29.10.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 23.7.2025 | ||
2025 Q1 -tulosraportti 30.4.2025 |
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·2 t sittenThrough the second tranche of the share buyback program, Equinor bought 3,534,975 shares at an average price of 335.23 NOK. They now own a total of 14,255,775 treasury shares. Since the second tranche is now completed, the market expects Equinor to launch its third tranche in connection with the quarterly report in two days. Since the company recently doubled the buyback framework to 3 billion dollars at the Capital Markets Day, the upcoming tranches will potentially be significantly larger. These shares are to be decided to be cancelled at the next general meeting. For those who have a little patience, there is therefore a potential significant upside in this program.
2 t sittenPort blockade has been announced in the gulf region, the prices will go up drastically.
·2 t sittenAP News confirms what we already feared: Hormuz is closed, the Houthis have declared a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, and the oil price has exploded above 90 dollars per barrel. This is no longer a regional crisis. It is a global energy crisis in the process of unfolding. WHAT AP REPORTS – JULY 20, 2026 1. Strait of Hormuz: Practically closed Traffic level: Only 8 transits on Saturday and 3 on Friday, compared to a daily average of almost 140 before the war. Iran claims to have "blown up and stopped" two oil tankers attempting to pass. A ship is on fire north of Oman. The US Navy says the threat to seafarers is serious, with "premeditated hostile acts considered highly likely". 2. The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia Announced July 20: Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree declared an immediate "maritime embargo against the criminal Saudi enemy". Justification: "An eye for an eye" – a response to Saudi attacks on Sanaa airport and twelve years of Saudi blockade of Yemen. Strategic significance: Saudi Arabia relies on its east-west pipeline to send oil to the Red Sea and export via Yanbu. If this route is threatened, Saudi Arabia's oil exports are severely weakened. 3. US's ninth night of attacks Another American soldier killed in Iraq during controlled detonation of an Iranian drone – a total of 17 American soldiers killed since February 28. Trump said the attacks were carried out "in honor of" the fallen soldiers. Centcom reported attacks against Iranian "military command centers, air defense and coastal surveillance facilities, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and communication networks". 4. Iranian retaliation Iran struck targets in Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Syria. Jordan shot down several Iranian missiles. Kuwait activated air defense against Iranian drones. Israel's military chief, General Eyal Zamir, said that Israel is "prepared to immediately resume fighting". 5. Diplomacy: The MOU is dead The halfway point in the MOU's 60-day negotiation deadline has passed. Iran suspended its commitments and accused the US of violating the agreement. Rubio said that the US is still open to diplomacy, but "it must be real". OIL PRICE: THE EXPLOSION HAS BEGUN Brent crude: Over 91 dollars per barrel – highest since June 11. Weekly increase: Over 23 percent this month. Analysts: Citigroup says "both sides are testing the agreement's limits," and that many shipping companies will hesitate to go through the strait. THE STRATEGIC PICTURE The bigger picture: Three crises merge Hormuz is closed: US naval blockade and Iranian attacks have almost stopped all traffic. Bab el-Mandeb threatened: The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia threatens the other major oil route. US soldiers dying: 17 American soldiers killed, and several wounded. The war has cost the US dearly. What the market has not priced in The Houthi blockade is new: This is a fresh development. The market has not yet fully priced in the risk of the Red Sea route being closed. The cumulative effect: The market prices in one crisis at a time. It does not price in two crises simultaneously. CONCLUSION The conflict has reached a critical point. Hormuz is practically closed. The Houthis have declared an embargo against Saudi Arabia. US soldiers are dying. Diplomacy is in ruins. The oil price is heading towards 100 dollars. This is not a crisis that can be solved with bombing. It is a crisis that can only be solved with diplomacy. But diplomacy requires both parties to be willing to negotiate. Right now, neither of them is.
The shipowners must indeed be brave to send ships through Hormuz or via the Red Sea in this climate, at all if any marine insurance will cover damaged ships during acts of war?- ·3 t sittenChina has drastically cut oil imports during the war between the USA, Israel and Iran as a result of having built up large oil reserves. Several analysts have described China's move as the most important single variable that prevented a full global energy crisis this spring. But this will not be able to continue now that so much of the oil reserves have been used, Andreassen emphasizes. - Within weeks and months, the problems will be acute. Then the world will lack a lot of oil and oil products like gasoline. Then it will not be possible to drive or fly as before, and it will directly affect activity in the global economy, he tells Dagbladet Børsen. https://borsen.dagbladet.no/nyheter/irans-tredje-ess-enorme-konsekvenser/84912578
Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter explains what is happening now. USA is engaging in fake diplomacy and is forced to accept the loss. UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter: USA Can't Win Against Iran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brxhL7UeIs4 - ·4 t sittenEquinor can become Europe's strategic oil insurance When Europe is to replenish its strategic emergency oil reserves, the question is not just about who can deliver the most barrels cheapest. It's about who Europe can actually trust in an increasingly unstable world. Recent years have shown how vulnerable the global energy supply is. Strategic oil stocks have been used as a buffer during major supply crises, and the IEA has coordinated historical releases of emergency reserves to stabilize the market. When these stocks are to be rebuilt later, energy security will become a far more important factor than before. Here, Norway gains a unique position. Europe wants to reduce its dependence on suppliers that entail high geopolitical risk. Russia is no longer a strategic energy partner for Europe, while the Middle East will still be crucial for the world's oil trade, but with a higher risk associated with conflicts and transport routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Norway represents something different: a stable allied energy supplier with short distance to the European market, high production security, and a political framework Europe has great confidence in. This can give Norwegian oil a strategic premium. When European countries are to replenish their emergency reserves again, they will likely prioritize: • secure deliveries over lowest price • stable allies over geopolitical risk • long-term energy partners over short-term solutions This is where Equinor comes in. Equinor is already one of Europe's most important energy suppliers. The company plays a central role in Europe's energy security through large deliveries from the Norwegian continental shelf and is Europe's largest supplier of Norwegian gas. The same logic can be transferred to oil. Equinor can become more than a traditional oil and gas company. The company can become part of Europe's strategic energy preparedness. If countries wish to replenish their reserves with oil from stable and reliable suppliers, the Norwegian continental shelf will be a natural candidate. The big investment story is therefore not just about the Brent price. It's about a world where energy is once again treated as security policy. Europe needs energy insurance. And in this new reality, Norway and Equinor can become among the most important suppliers of this insurance. Sources: https://www.iea.org/news/iea-member-countries-to-carry-out-largest-ever-oil-stock-release-amid-market-disruptions-from-middle-east-conflicthttps://www.iea.org/about/oil-security-and-emergency-responsehttps://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-tools/oil-stocks-of-iea-countrieshttps://www.equinor.com/where-we-are/european-unionhttps://www.equinor.com/magazine/europes-largest-gas-supplierhttps://www.reuters.com/business/energy/global-energy-security-risk-if-strait-hormuz-does-not-open-weeks-iea-chief-says-2026-07-17/
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
75 päivää sitten
‧33 min
0,39 USD/osake
Irtoamispäivä 13.8.
4,09%Tuotto/v
Tämän sivun uutiset ja/tai sijoitussuositukset tai otteet niistä sekä niihin liittyvät linkit ovat mainitun tahon tuottamia ja toimittamia. Nordnet ei ole osallistunut materiaalin laatimiseen, eikä ole tarkistanut sen sisältöä tai tehnyt sisältöön muutoksia. Lue lisää sijoitussuosituksista.
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- ·2 t sittenThrough the second tranche of the share buyback program, Equinor bought 3,534,975 shares at an average price of 335.23 NOK. They now own a total of 14,255,775 treasury shares. Since the second tranche is now completed, the market expects Equinor to launch its third tranche in connection with the quarterly report in two days. Since the company recently doubled the buyback framework to 3 billion dollars at the Capital Markets Day, the upcoming tranches will potentially be significantly larger. These shares are to be decided to be cancelled at the next general meeting. For those who have a little patience, there is therefore a potential significant upside in this program.
- 2 t sittenPort blockade has been announced in the gulf region, the prices will go up drastically.
- ·2 t sittenAP News confirms what we already feared: Hormuz is closed, the Houthis have declared a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, and the oil price has exploded above 90 dollars per barrel. This is no longer a regional crisis. It is a global energy crisis in the process of unfolding. WHAT AP REPORTS – JULY 20, 2026 1. Strait of Hormuz: Practically closed Traffic level: Only 8 transits on Saturday and 3 on Friday, compared to a daily average of almost 140 before the war. Iran claims to have "blown up and stopped" two oil tankers attempting to pass. A ship is on fire north of Oman. The US Navy says the threat to seafarers is serious, with "premeditated hostile acts considered highly likely". 2. The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia Announced July 20: Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree declared an immediate "maritime embargo against the criminal Saudi enemy". Justification: "An eye for an eye" – a response to Saudi attacks on Sanaa airport and twelve years of Saudi blockade of Yemen. Strategic significance: Saudi Arabia relies on its east-west pipeline to send oil to the Red Sea and export via Yanbu. If this route is threatened, Saudi Arabia's oil exports are severely weakened. 3. US's ninth night of attacks Another American soldier killed in Iraq during controlled detonation of an Iranian drone – a total of 17 American soldiers killed since February 28. Trump said the attacks were carried out "in honor of" the fallen soldiers. Centcom reported attacks against Iranian "military command centers, air defense and coastal surveillance facilities, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and communication networks". 4. Iranian retaliation Iran struck targets in Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Syria. Jordan shot down several Iranian missiles. Kuwait activated air defense against Iranian drones. Israel's military chief, General Eyal Zamir, said that Israel is "prepared to immediately resume fighting". 5. Diplomacy: The MOU is dead The halfway point in the MOU's 60-day negotiation deadline has passed. Iran suspended its commitments and accused the US of violating the agreement. Rubio said that the US is still open to diplomacy, but "it must be real". OIL PRICE: THE EXPLOSION HAS BEGUN Brent crude: Over 91 dollars per barrel – highest since June 11. Weekly increase: Over 23 percent this month. Analysts: Citigroup says "both sides are testing the agreement's limits," and that many shipping companies will hesitate to go through the strait. THE STRATEGIC PICTURE The bigger picture: Three crises merge Hormuz is closed: US naval blockade and Iranian attacks have almost stopped all traffic. Bab el-Mandeb threatened: The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia threatens the other major oil route. US soldiers dying: 17 American soldiers killed, and several wounded. The war has cost the US dearly. What the market has not priced in The Houthi blockade is new: This is a fresh development. The market has not yet fully priced in the risk of the Red Sea route being closed. The cumulative effect: The market prices in one crisis at a time. It does not price in two crises simultaneously. CONCLUSION The conflict has reached a critical point. Hormuz is practically closed. The Houthis have declared an embargo against Saudi Arabia. US soldiers are dying. Diplomacy is in ruins. The oil price is heading towards 100 dollars. This is not a crisis that can be solved with bombing. It is a crisis that can only be solved with diplomacy. But diplomacy requires both parties to be willing to negotiate. Right now, neither of them is.The shipowners must indeed be brave to send ships through Hormuz or via the Red Sea in this climate, at all if any marine insurance will cover damaged ships during acts of war?
- ·3 t sittenChina has drastically cut oil imports during the war between the USA, Israel and Iran as a result of having built up large oil reserves. Several analysts have described China's move as the most important single variable that prevented a full global energy crisis this spring. But this will not be able to continue now that so much of the oil reserves have been used, Andreassen emphasizes. - Within weeks and months, the problems will be acute. Then the world will lack a lot of oil and oil products like gasoline. Then it will not be possible to drive or fly as before, and it will directly affect activity in the global economy, he tells Dagbladet Børsen. https://borsen.dagbladet.no/nyheter/irans-tredje-ess-enorme-konsekvenser/84912578Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter explains what is happening now. USA is engaging in fake diplomacy and is forced to accept the loss. UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter: USA Can't Win Against Iran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brxhL7UeIs4
- ·4 t sittenEquinor can become Europe's strategic oil insurance When Europe is to replenish its strategic emergency oil reserves, the question is not just about who can deliver the most barrels cheapest. It's about who Europe can actually trust in an increasingly unstable world. Recent years have shown how vulnerable the global energy supply is. Strategic oil stocks have been used as a buffer during major supply crises, and the IEA has coordinated historical releases of emergency reserves to stabilize the market. When these stocks are to be rebuilt later, energy security will become a far more important factor than before. Here, Norway gains a unique position. Europe wants to reduce its dependence on suppliers that entail high geopolitical risk. Russia is no longer a strategic energy partner for Europe, while the Middle East will still be crucial for the world's oil trade, but with a higher risk associated with conflicts and transport routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Norway represents something different: a stable allied energy supplier with short distance to the European market, high production security, and a political framework Europe has great confidence in. This can give Norwegian oil a strategic premium. When European countries are to replenish their emergency reserves again, they will likely prioritize: • secure deliveries over lowest price • stable allies over geopolitical risk • long-term energy partners over short-term solutions This is where Equinor comes in. Equinor is already one of Europe's most important energy suppliers. The company plays a central role in Europe's energy security through large deliveries from the Norwegian continental shelf and is Europe's largest supplier of Norwegian gas. The same logic can be transferred to oil. Equinor can become more than a traditional oil and gas company. The company can become part of Europe's strategic energy preparedness. If countries wish to replenish their reserves with oil from stable and reliable suppliers, the Norwegian continental shelf will be a natural candidate. The big investment story is therefore not just about the Brent price. It's about a world where energy is once again treated as security policy. Europe needs energy insurance. And in this new reality, Norway and Equinor can become among the most important suppliers of this insurance. Sources: https://www.iea.org/news/iea-member-countries-to-carry-out-largest-ever-oil-stock-release-amid-market-disruptions-from-middle-east-conflicthttps://www.iea.org/about/oil-security-and-emergency-responsehttps://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-tools/oil-stocks-of-iea-countrieshttps://www.equinor.com/where-we-are/european-unionhttps://www.equinor.com/magazine/europes-largest-gas-supplierhttps://www.reuters.com/business/energy/global-energy-security-risk-if-strait-hormuz-does-not-open-weeks-iea-chief-says-2026-07-17/
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| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 6.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 4.2. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 29.10.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 23.7.2025 | ||
2025 Q1 -tulosraportti 30.4.2025 |
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
75 päivää sitten
‧33 min
Tämän sivun uutiset ja/tai sijoitussuositukset tai otteet niistä sekä niihin liittyvät linkit ovat mainitun tahon tuottamia ja toimittamia. Nordnet ei ole osallistunut materiaalin laatimiseen, eikä ole tarkistanut sen sisältöä tai tehnyt sisältöön muutoksia. Lue lisää sijoitussuosituksista.
Yhtiötapahtumat
Datan lähde: FactSet, Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
|---|---|
2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 22.7. | 2 päivää |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 6.5. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 4.2. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 29.10.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 23.7.2025 | ||
2025 Q1 -tulosraportti 30.4.2025 |
0,39 USD/osake
Irtoamispäivä 13.8.
4,09%Tuotto/v
Foorumi
Liity keskusteluun Nordnet Socialissa
Kirjaudu
- ·2 t sittenThrough the second tranche of the share buyback program, Equinor bought 3,534,975 shares at an average price of 335.23 NOK. They now own a total of 14,255,775 treasury shares. Since the second tranche is now completed, the market expects Equinor to launch its third tranche in connection with the quarterly report in two days. Since the company recently doubled the buyback framework to 3 billion dollars at the Capital Markets Day, the upcoming tranches will potentially be significantly larger. These shares are to be decided to be cancelled at the next general meeting. For those who have a little patience, there is therefore a potential significant upside in this program.
- 2 t sittenPort blockade has been announced in the gulf region, the prices will go up drastically.
- ·2 t sittenAP News confirms what we already feared: Hormuz is closed, the Houthis have declared a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, and the oil price has exploded above 90 dollars per barrel. This is no longer a regional crisis. It is a global energy crisis in the process of unfolding. WHAT AP REPORTS – JULY 20, 2026 1. Strait of Hormuz: Practically closed Traffic level: Only 8 transits on Saturday and 3 on Friday, compared to a daily average of almost 140 before the war. Iran claims to have "blown up and stopped" two oil tankers attempting to pass. A ship is on fire north of Oman. The US Navy says the threat to seafarers is serious, with "premeditated hostile acts considered highly likely". 2. The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia Announced July 20: Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree declared an immediate "maritime embargo against the criminal Saudi enemy". Justification: "An eye for an eye" – a response to Saudi attacks on Sanaa airport and twelve years of Saudi blockade of Yemen. Strategic significance: Saudi Arabia relies on its east-west pipeline to send oil to the Red Sea and export via Yanbu. If this route is threatened, Saudi Arabia's oil exports are severely weakened. 3. US's ninth night of attacks Another American soldier killed in Iraq during controlled detonation of an Iranian drone – a total of 17 American soldiers killed since February 28. Trump said the attacks were carried out "in honor of" the fallen soldiers. Centcom reported attacks against Iranian "military command centers, air defense and coastal surveillance facilities, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and communication networks". 4. Iranian retaliation Iran struck targets in Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Syria. Jordan shot down several Iranian missiles. Kuwait activated air defense against Iranian drones. Israel's military chief, General Eyal Zamir, said that Israel is "prepared to immediately resume fighting". 5. Diplomacy: The MOU is dead The halfway point in the MOU's 60-day negotiation deadline has passed. Iran suspended its commitments and accused the US of violating the agreement. Rubio said that the US is still open to diplomacy, but "it must be real". OIL PRICE: THE EXPLOSION HAS BEGUN Brent crude: Over 91 dollars per barrel – highest since June 11. Weekly increase: Over 23 percent this month. Analysts: Citigroup says "both sides are testing the agreement's limits," and that many shipping companies will hesitate to go through the strait. THE STRATEGIC PICTURE The bigger picture: Three crises merge Hormuz is closed: US naval blockade and Iranian attacks have almost stopped all traffic. Bab el-Mandeb threatened: The Houthis' maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia threatens the other major oil route. US soldiers dying: 17 American soldiers killed, and several wounded. The war has cost the US dearly. What the market has not priced in The Houthi blockade is new: This is a fresh development. The market has not yet fully priced in the risk of the Red Sea route being closed. The cumulative effect: The market prices in one crisis at a time. It does not price in two crises simultaneously. CONCLUSION The conflict has reached a critical point. Hormuz is practically closed. The Houthis have declared an embargo against Saudi Arabia. US soldiers are dying. Diplomacy is in ruins. The oil price is heading towards 100 dollars. This is not a crisis that can be solved with bombing. It is a crisis that can only be solved with diplomacy. But diplomacy requires both parties to be willing to negotiate. Right now, neither of them is.The shipowners must indeed be brave to send ships through Hormuz or via the Red Sea in this climate, at all if any marine insurance will cover damaged ships during acts of war?
- ·3 t sittenChina has drastically cut oil imports during the war between the USA, Israel and Iran as a result of having built up large oil reserves. Several analysts have described China's move as the most important single variable that prevented a full global energy crisis this spring. But this will not be able to continue now that so much of the oil reserves have been used, Andreassen emphasizes. - Within weeks and months, the problems will be acute. Then the world will lack a lot of oil and oil products like gasoline. Then it will not be possible to drive or fly as before, and it will directly affect activity in the global economy, he tells Dagbladet Børsen. https://borsen.dagbladet.no/nyheter/irans-tredje-ess-enorme-konsekvenser/84912578Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter explains what is happening now. USA is engaging in fake diplomacy and is forced to accept the loss. UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter: USA Can't Win Against Iran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brxhL7UeIs4
- ·4 t sittenEquinor can become Europe's strategic oil insurance When Europe is to replenish its strategic emergency oil reserves, the question is not just about who can deliver the most barrels cheapest. It's about who Europe can actually trust in an increasingly unstable world. Recent years have shown how vulnerable the global energy supply is. Strategic oil stocks have been used as a buffer during major supply crises, and the IEA has coordinated historical releases of emergency reserves to stabilize the market. When these stocks are to be rebuilt later, energy security will become a far more important factor than before. Here, Norway gains a unique position. Europe wants to reduce its dependence on suppliers that entail high geopolitical risk. Russia is no longer a strategic energy partner for Europe, while the Middle East will still be crucial for the world's oil trade, but with a higher risk associated with conflicts and transport routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Norway represents something different: a stable allied energy supplier with short distance to the European market, high production security, and a political framework Europe has great confidence in. This can give Norwegian oil a strategic premium. When European countries are to replenish their emergency reserves again, they will likely prioritize: • secure deliveries over lowest price • stable allies over geopolitical risk • long-term energy partners over short-term solutions This is where Equinor comes in. Equinor is already one of Europe's most important energy suppliers. The company plays a central role in Europe's energy security through large deliveries from the Norwegian continental shelf and is Europe's largest supplier of Norwegian gas. The same logic can be transferred to oil. Equinor can become more than a traditional oil and gas company. The company can become part of Europe's strategic energy preparedness. If countries wish to replenish their reserves with oil from stable and reliable suppliers, the Norwegian continental shelf will be a natural candidate. The big investment story is therefore not just about the Brent price. It's about a world where energy is once again treated as security policy. Europe needs energy insurance. And in this new reality, Norway and Equinor can become among the most important suppliers of this insurance. Sources: https://www.iea.org/news/iea-member-countries-to-carry-out-largest-ever-oil-stock-release-amid-market-disruptions-from-middle-east-conflicthttps://www.iea.org/about/oil-security-and-emergency-responsehttps://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-tools/oil-stocks-of-iea-countrieshttps://www.equinor.com/where-we-are/european-unionhttps://www.equinor.com/magazine/europes-largest-gas-supplierhttps://www.reuters.com/business/energy/global-energy-security-risk-if-strait-hormuz-does-not-open-weeks-iea-chief-says-2026-07-17/
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