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ConocoPhillips Pulls Out of Shale Development in Poland

Calling it quits in Poland ConocoPhillips (ticker: COP) has joined the ranks of oil majors saying “no more” to shale gas development in Poland. Tim Wallace, ConocoPhillips country manager in Poland, said the company would not continue shale gas development in Poland, reports Reuters. “We understand the disappointment surrounding this difficult decision,” said Wallace, but “unfortunately, commercial volumes of natural

ConocoPhillips Analyst Day: The Dividend is Sacrosanct

ConocoPhillips cuts capex, but dividend remains king ConocoPhillips (ticker: COP) held its annual analyst day this week, trimming capex like many of its peers, but reasserting the company’s commitment to maintaining its dividend payout. The company plans to cut capex by 28%, more than their large-cap peers like YPF (3% cut), Statoil (8% cut), BP, Total (11% cut each) and

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ConocoPhillips Trims Capital Budget thru 2017

Updated 2015 Guidance is 31% Below 2014 Expenditures ConocoPhillips (ticker: COP) has revised its capital plan to $11.5 billion per year through 2017, according to a news release issued on March 17, 2015. COP had originally set its 2015 budget at $13.5 billion in a December 2014 announcement but trimmed the estimate to $11.5 billion in its Q4’14 results. The flat

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Oil Prices Reach Five Year Low; ConocoPhillips Dials back 2015 Expenditures by 20%

Oil prices slid sharply in Monday trading, dropping by more than 4% to close at a five-year low of $63.02. Brent prices fell in similar fashion, ending the day below the $66.00 mark. Spot prices for WTI have dropped by 18.6% in the last month alone. The continuous price drop occurred the same day as three separate oil companies announced