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EOG Resources, Inc. is one of the largest independent crude oil and natural gas companies in the United States, with operations primarily in the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago, and exploration activities in select international areas such as Australia. The company focuses on exploring, developing, producing, and marketing crude oil, natural gas liquids (NGLs), and natural gas . EOG emphasizes being a low-cost, high-return, and low-emissions producer, with a strategy centered on maximizing return on investment by controlling operating costs and capital expenditures while maximizing reserve recoveries .
- Crude Oil and Condensate - Engages in the exploration, development, and production of crude oil and condensate, which are the largest contributors to the company's revenue.
- Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) - Involves the extraction and marketing of natural gas liquids, contributing significantly to the company's operations.
- Natural Gas - Focuses on the exploration, production, and marketing of natural gas, supporting the company's diverse energy portfolio.
- Financial Commodity Derivative Contracts and Other Sources - Includes gains from financial commodity derivative contracts and other revenue sources, enhancing the company's total operating revenue.
| Name | Position | External Roles | Short Bio | |
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Ezra Y. Yacob ExecutiveBoard | Chairman of the Board and CEO | None | Joined EOG in 2005; became CEO in October 2021 and Chairman in October 2022; previously served as President and EVP, Exploration and Production. | View Report → |
Ann D. Janssen Executive | EVP and CFO | None | Joined EOG in 1995; became CFO in January 2024; previously SVP and Chief Accounting Officer. | |
Jeffrey R. Leitzell Executive | EVP and COO | None | Joined EOG in 2008; became COO in December 2023; previously EVP, Exploration and Production, and VP/GM of Midland office. | |
Lloyd W. Helms, Jr. Executive | President | None | Joined EOG in 1981; currently President; announced retirement effective May 31, 2024; previously COO and EVP, Exploration and Production. | |
Michael P. Donaldson Executive | EVP, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary | None | Joined EOG in 2007; became EVP, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary in April 2016; previously Deputy General Counsel and Corporate Secretary. | |
Charles R. Crisp Board | Director | Director at Targa Resources Corp. and Targa Resources GP, LLC | Joined EOG's Board in 2002; over 50 years of experience in the energy sector; former director at Southern Company Gas and Intercontinental Exchange. | |
Janet F. Clark Board | Director | Director at Texas Instruments; Board Member at Resources for the Future | Joined EOG's Board in 2014; Chair of the Nominating, Governance, and Sustainability Committee; former CFO of Marathon Oil and El Paso Corporation. | |
Julie J. Robertson Board | Director | Chair of the Board at Seadrill Limited; Director at Superior Energy Services and Patterson-UTI Energy | Joined EOG's Board in 2019; former Chairman, President, and CEO of Noble Corporation; over 40 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. | |
Lynn A. Dugle Board | Director | Director at Micron Technology, KBR, and TE Connectivity | Joined EOG's Board in March 2023; former CEO of Engility Holdings; held senior roles at Raytheon and ADC Telecommunications. | |
Michael T. Kerr Board | Director | Director at Kerry Group plc | Joined EOG's Board in 2020; former equity portfolio manager at Capital Group; extensive experience in oil and gas investment. | |
Robert P. Daniels Board | Director | Director at MicroSeismic, Inc. | Joined EOG's Board in 2017; former EVP at Anadarko Petroleum; over 30 years of experience in oil and gas exploration and production. |
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With the recent increase in your share repurchase authorization and intention to refinance debt maturities, how do you plan to manage your capital structure dynamically as EBITDA grows, and would you consider returning a higher percentage of free cash flow even if it results in a net debt position?
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Given the success of your pilot carbon capture project, are there plans to expand this initiative beyond internal operations to include third-party projects, and how might this impact your long-term sustainability strategy?
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Regarding the Utica play, can you provide more clarity on the prospectivity of the western side, particularly in the black oil or volatile oil window, and what are the observed well decline rates compared to typical oil or gas wells?
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In light of the recent elections creating volatility in the markets, how do you anticipate the outcomes will affect your operations and strategy, especially concerning potential regulatory changes and your approach to stakeholder engagement?
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Considering the consistent upward revisions to your gas production guidance each quarter, does this outperformance accelerate any of your midstream development timelines, and how might this impact your capital expenditure plans for projects like the Janus gas plant?
Competitors mentioned in the company's latest 10K filing.
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This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
Marathon Oil Corporation | This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. | |
This entity is listed as one of the peer companies used for performance comparisons during the defined performance period. |
Recent press releases and 8-K filings for EOG.
- EOG Resources filed an 8-K for Q1 2025 on April 10, 2025, detailing operational results and risk disclosures.
- The report highlights that the company paid net cash of $38 million for settling financial commodity derivative contracts and explains that no cash was received for its Brent Linked Gas Sales Contract, with deliveries expected to commence in January 2027.