TechnipFMC Shares Surge 33% YTD on Petrobras Contracts and Institutional Buys Volume Ranks 425th

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Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025 6:30 pm ET1min read
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- TechnipFMC (FTI) shares rose 0.94% on Sept 9 with $240M volume, up 33% YTD and 67% in 12 months.

- Two Petrobras subsea contracts for Brazil's pre-salt basins highlight long-term technical expertise and partnership.

- Institutional investors increased stakes (18-3.1% gains) amid confidence in high-margin subsea growth and recurring revenue potential.

- Citigroup and Barclays raised price targets to $41-$51, citing improved earnings and sector positioning from contract wins.

, , ranking 425th in market activity. , driven by a recent surge in subsea contract awards and institutional investor activity.

The company secured two major subsea contracts from PetrobrasPBR.A--, covering flexible pipes, risers, and flowlines for Brazil’s pre-salt basins. These deals reinforce TechnipFMC’s technical expertise and long-term partnership with the energy giant, signaling sustained demand for its offshore engineering solutions. Analysts highlight the contracts as a catalyst for recurring revenue streams, .

Institutional investors have increased stakes in FTI during Q1 2025. , , respectively. These moves reflect confidence in the firm’s operational momentum and growth trajectory, particularly in high-margin subsea services. Meanwhile, , citing improved earnings and sector positioning.

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