Continental Resources CEO Harold Hamm says the company is aiming for balanced growth Oklahoma City-based Continental Resources (ticker: CLR) announced its second quarter earnings this week, reporting increased production guidance for the year, lower production costs, and a $281 million deal to pay down debt. Continental reported a net loss for the quarter totaled $119.4 million, or $0.32 per share.
Heavy hitting U.S. shale producers lower production guidance 10% or more for ‘16 U.S. shale producers are beginning to announce production cuts as the global glut is keeping prices lower for longer. There is a marked difference as companies begin to report their 2016 guidance from this time last year when prices were still in the $40-$50 range. Many U.S.
WTI crude oil prices hold above $29 per barrel, while production remains steady Crude oil prices shot up over 12% last Friday, moving prices up from a 12-year low last week. Comments from The UAE’s Oil Minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei about OPEC being ready for production cuts excited trading, with many hoping OPEC might reprise its role as a
Jack Stark, President and Chief Operating Officer of Continental Resources (NYSE: CLR), presented today at EnerCom’s The Oil & Gas Conference 20®. Continental Resources is an independent oil producer in the United States and is a strong free market advocate in favor of lifting of the domestic crude oil export ban. Based in Oklahoma City, Continental is the largest leaseholder and one of the
