Diamondback Energy Aktie News

Diamondback Energy is a top-tier, low-cost Permian Basin operator with strong reserves, disciplined capital allocation, and impressive acquisition-driven growth. Recent acquisitions, including Double Eagle, have expanded drilling locations and are expected to be immediately accretive to free cash flow. The valuation is attractive with a low P/E, strong margins, and robust growth metrics, despit...

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Oil prices prices have been volatile today amid a slew of updates, moving higher after reports that Israel is preparing to strike Iran, and back lower following bearish crude data out of the U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was last seen down 0.7% at $61.62, adding to its 14.3% year-to-date deficit amid geopolitical tensions and potential trade disruptions.

Diamondback Energy, a cost-efficient Permian Basin pure-play, has a deep inventory of ~8,400 drilling locations, economic at $50/bbl WTI, and a base dividend breakeven price of $37/bbl WTI. Despite a 34% stock decline, Diamondback reported strong Q1 earnings with record production, $1.5 billion in free cash flow, and significant share repurchases. Risks include potential further WTI price drops...

Diamondback Energy's management acknowledges potential production declines due to recessionary risks and OPEC+ pressures but emphasizes its strong cash flow and low-cost structure. Despite macro challenges, FANG focuses on cost control, efficiency, and share buybacks allow the company to maintain double-digit free cash flow yield at $60/barrel WTI. Q1 earnings highlight robust free cash flow, w...