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To own shares of Chord Energy, an investor needs to believe in the long-term value of concentrated Williston Basin assets and management's ability to use acquisitions to drive efficiency and free cash flow. The recent US$750 million debt raise for acquisitions could act as a short-term catalyst if it leads to meaningful volume growth or margin improvement, though it also increases exposure to the risk of operational disruptions or regulatory tightening in this single region.
Of the company’s recent announcements, the pending acquisition of oil and gas assets from XTO Energy stands out. This move ties directly to the new debt issuance, signaling a commitment to reinvest in core operations and potentially address the persistent challenge of high production declines at shale wells, which if mitigated, could improve near-term output and ease pressure on margins.
But if regional risks do materialize or new regulations tighten faster than expected, investors should be aware that...
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Chord Energy's outlook anticipates $4.4 billion in revenue and $1.0 billion in earnings by 2028. This scenario implies a 4.3% annual revenue decline and an earnings increase of $734 million from current earnings of $265.7 million.
Uncover how Chord Energy's forecasts yield a $135.07 fair value, a 39% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members provided five unique fair value estimates for Chord Energy, ranging widely from US$74 to over US$424 per share. While acquisition-driven growth could support optimistic outlooks, concentrated regional exposure means market participants may weigh risks very differently, see how these varied perspectives stack up against your own.
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