Sable Offshore (SABO) Plunges 7.79% Amid Sector Jitters Over Supply Chain Risks and Weak Peer Earnings

Sable Offshore plunged 7.79% in pre-market trading on Nov. 21, 2025, marking one of its steepest declines in recent months amid mounting sector-wide concerns over supply chain disruptions and regulatory pressures. The sharp selloff intensified as traders recalibrated risk exposure following a string of underwhelming earnings reports from key peers in the offshore energy space.

Analysts noted the decline could reflect broader market skepticism toward capital-intensive projects in volatile markets. The stock’s technical breakdown below critical support levels has triggered algorithmic selling, with momentum indicators pointing to further near-term weakness unless the company announces immediate operational adjustments.

Historical data suggests Sable Offshore’s shares often experience rapid reversals during extended pre-market sessions when trading volume exceeds 150% of its 30-day average. This pattern aligns with today’s activity, where early liquidity gaps amplified price dislocations ahead of the regular trading session.