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Jeoffrey Lambujon

Jeoffrey Lambujon

Research Analyst at TPH & Co.

Houston, TX, US

Jeoffrey Lambujon is Managing Director of Equity Research at TPH & Co., the energy business of Perella Weinberg Partners, specializing in covering global integrated energy companies and North American E&P (exploration and production) firms. He provides research and analysis on companies such as Southwestern Energy, among others, recognized for delivering detailed sector outlooks and market insights, though specific performance metrics and rankings are not publicly available. Lambujon's career began as a proprietary trader at Kershner Trading Group, later serving as a natural gas scheduling analyst at Sequent Energy Management before joining TPH & Co. in 2012 as an intern and subsequently rising to his current leadership position. He holds a BA in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin and an MBA from the University of Houston, and his professional profile reflects deep sector expertise and a track record of leadership in energy sector research.

Jeoffrey Lambujon's questions to CONOCOPHILLIPS (COP) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Jeoffrey Lambujon asked about the confidence level in the updated Willow project cost range, seeking clarity on what aspects are now locked in and the flexibility for future changes, or if the current range captures the most likely scenarios.

Answer

Kirk Johnson, Executive Vice President of Global Operations and Technical Functions, explained that the updated estimate reflects actual inflation of 4.5-5% observed post-FID, higher than the initial 2% expectation. He stated that 90% of facility contracts are now secured, tied to market indices, and the company has conservatively budgeted for continued 4-5% inflation for the next three years. He expressed high confidence in the updated capital guide due to strong project execution and no schedule slips or scope discovery issues.

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Question · Q3 2025

Jeoffrey Lambujon asked for clarification on the confidence level in the updated Willow project capital range, specifically what is locked in and if the wider range captures the most likely scenarios or allows for flexibility.

Answer

Kirk Johnson (EVP of Global Operations and Technical Functions) explained that the updated range reflects a reconciliation of actual inflation (4.5%-5% average) seen over the past couple of years, which was higher than the 2% originally assumed at FID. He noted current inflation rates are abating (3%-3.5%) but they've conservatively budgeted for 4%-5% compounding inflation for the next three years, given contracts tied to market indices. Johnson expressed high confidence in the guide due to strong project execution, no schedule slips, and the cost pressure being primarily market-wide inflation rather than scope discovery.

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Jeoffrey Lambujon's questions to APA (APA) leadership

Question · Q3 2024

Jeoffrey Lambujon asked for an outlook on operating expenses for the North Sea assets as production declines over the coming years.

Answer

CFO Stephen Riney stated that detailed guidance would be provided in the February call. He emphasized that the North Sea is now being managed for free cash flow, meaning new capital investment is uneconomic. The company is intensely focused on reducing operating costs, without compromising safety or environmental standards, to maximize cash generation from the asset's remaining life.

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