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ConocoPhillips COP

United States Energy
7.7/10
AI Analyst score
127.30 USD
Last price at analysis date · analyst target 146.08 (+14.8%)
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🟡 HOLD — Hold; the balance sheet quality and cash generation are attractive, but the market is already pricing in a high-oil scenario that could reverse quickly.

ConocoPhillips is one of the world's largest independent oil and gas exploration and production companies, with assets in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. ConocoPhillips shows solid financial health (ND/EBITDA 0.58) and an operating margin of 31.51%, but the 107% earnings growth is clearly at a cyclical peak driven by high oil prices, making the current valuation (P/E 16.84) dependent on oil prices holding up.

Financial health
8.3
Quality / Moat
6.5
Valuation
6.8
Growth
7.2
Dividend
7.2
Momentum
7.5
Risk & Context
9.8

Detailed metrics

Market and fundamental data as of the analysis date.

💵 Valuation
P/E16.84
Fwd P/E13.18
EV/EBITDA6.29
P/B2.34
P/S2.37
PEG1.08
Market cap152.93 B USD
Enterprise value168.53 B USD
🏰 Quality and moat
ROIC (approx.)22.9%
Gross margin47.57%
FCF conversion29%
Operating margin31.51%
📈 Profitability and margins
ROE14.18%
ROA7.53%
Net margin14.40%
FCF7.69 B USD
FCF yield5.03%
🏦 Solvency and liquidity
Total debt23.29 B USD
Net debt15.60 B USD
Cash7.69 B USD
EBITDA26.78 B USD
Net debt / EBITDA0.58
D/E35.64
Current ratio1.54
Quick ratio1.18
🚀 Growth
Revenue growth35.50%
Earnings growth107.00%
EPS (TTM)7.56 USD
EPS (Fwd)9.66 USD
💰 Dividend and risk
Dividend yield2.64%
Payout43.6%
Beta0.13
Analyst consensusBuy (25)
Target price146.08 USD
52-week range85.57 USD – 141.62 USD
⚠️ Main risk: Full exposure to the oil price: a crude slump (e.g., from an Ormuz deal) would sharply compress margins and growth, which today depend on a $100 oil scenario.
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Full AI report

Generated automatically from the metrics, the macro context and the company's news.

ConocoPhillips is one of the world's largest independent oil and gas exploration and production companies, with assets in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia. ConocoPhillips shows solid financial health (ND/EBITDA 0.58) and an operating margin of 31.51%, but the 107% earnings growth is clearly at a cyclical peak driven by high oil prices, making the current valuation (P/E 16.84) dependent on oil prices holding up.

Score by category

CategoryScore
Financial health8.3
Quality / Moat6.5
Valuation6.8
Growth7.2
Dividend7.2
Momentum7.5
Risk & Context9.8

OVERALL SCORE: 7.7/10

Context and risks

The surge in crude to ~$100 directly benefits ConocoPhillips as an E&P producer. However, the geopolitical premium from Ormuz is asymmetric: a sudden deal could reverse oil prices sharply, and the 31.51% operating margin already reflects a high-oil scenario.

News considered in the analysis

  • What Happens To ExxonMobil Stock If Refining Profits Fade? — Análisis sobre un competidor (ExxonMobil) centrado en refino, sin impacto directo en el negocio de E&P de ConocoPhillips.
  • COP vs. EOG: Which Energy Dividend Actually Survives the Next Oil Crash? — Comparativa genérica de dividendos entre dos E&P; no aporta información nueva sobre ConocoPhillips.
  • 5 Energy Stocks Positioned for a Prolonged Iran War — Menciona a ConocoPhillips como beneficiaria de un escenario de crudo alto prolongado; el mercado ya descuenta parcialmente la prima geopolítica actual.
  • Does COP’s Low Forward P/E and Rising Estimates Change The Bull Case For ConocoPhillips (COP)? — Análisis positivo sobre la valoración y las estimaciones al alza; refuerza el caso alcista pero no es información material nueva.
  • 3 Energy ETFs Built for Oil’s New $100-Plus Reality — Listículo sobre ETFs, sin información específica sobre ConocoPhillips.

Verdict: Hold; the balance sheet quality and cash generation are attractive, but the market is already pricing in a high-oil scenario that could reverse quickly.

Main risk: Full exposure to the oil price: a crude slump (e.g., from an Ormuz deal) would sharply compress margins and growth, which today depend on a $100 oil scenario.

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