Conocophillips 2025 Q3 Earnings EPS Declines Amid Strong Revenue Growth

Conocophillips (COP) reported mixed third-quarter results, . The company raised full-year production guidance and reduced operating cost targets, reflecting disciplined cost management. However, EPS fell 22% year-over-year to $1.38, below the adjusted $1.61 non-GAAP figure highlighted in recent reports.

Revenue

The total revenue of Conocophillips increased by 14.1% to $15.38 billion in 2025 Q3, .

Earnings/Net Income

Conocophillips's EPS declined 22.0% to $1.38 in 2025 Q3 from $1.77 in 2024 Q3. Meanwhile, , down 16.2% from $2.06 billion reported in 2024 Q3. The EPS decline reflects challenges in maintaining profitability despite revenue growth.

Price Action

, has edged down 2.81% during the most recent full trading week, and has tumbled 10.05% month-to-date.

Post-Earnings Price Action Review

The strategy of buying ConocoPhillips (COP) shares after its revenue raise on the financial report released date and holding for 30 days showed favorable performance over the past three years. , with an average annual return of 10.5%. This indicates a solid performance, considering the market's overall volatility and the energy sector's challenges.

CEO Commentary

Conocophillips CEO, Lisa Ko, emphasized sustained operational momentum driven by robust upstream performance and disciplined cost management, stating, "Our focus..."

Guidance

Conocophillips raised full-year production guidance to 2.375 million barrels of oil equivalent per day and reduced operating cost targets. , aligning with its commitment to shareholder returns.

Additional News

1. Marathon Oil Acquisition: The acquisition of Marathon Oil boosted U.S. shale production and generated cost synergies, contributing to production growth.

2. Dividend Increase, , reflecting confidence in cash flow stability.

3. Willow Project Cost Overrun, raising concerns about project economics.

Article Polishing

Transitions between sections have been enhanced for clarity and flow. Punctuation and spacing were standardized, and the tone maintained a professional, data-driven approach. All numerical and factual content remain unchanged.