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BP. Bp Plc

407.95
4.80 (1.19%)
03 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bp Plc LSE:BP. London Ordinary Share GB0007980591 $0.25
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.80 1.19% 407.95 407.90 408.00 410.45 403.10 403.95 28,423,241 16:29:59
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Petroleum Refining 211.6B 15.24B 0.9368 4.35 65.58B
Bp Plc is listed in the Petroleum Refining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BP.. The last closing price for Bp was 403.15p. Over the last year, Bp shares have traded in a share price range of 365.20p to 540.90p.

Bp currently has 16,267,715,093 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bp is £65.58 billion. Bp has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.35.

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29/10/2024
18:47
Long known? There was a period of time everyone was dithering about China before it was generally realised. And opec was signalling keeping oil at 80 dollars. So not sure I agree.But yes there are certainly things the institutions will know. Listen to the investor calls and the questions that get asked. Debt & strategy .... Hmmm
abc_001
29/10/2024
18:30
Do any of you think it's possible that BP have an issue not really public yet? But funds would know?
putinaire
29/10/2024
18:29
Ok abc, valid - but both were long known and forecasted pre the falls. Must be something else or, an underlying factor not really out there?
putinaire
29/10/2024
18:25
Why bother - just hide his posts and they are gone. No trace
scruff1
29/10/2024
18:25
Putinaire, you do sound like institutional investor.I say at a macro level it's to do with opec upping the amount of oil they will pump and China recovery not happening. At a bp level, the strategy is out of favour now.Bring back the oil people onto the board
abc_001
29/10/2024
18:20
Still yapping to himselfPathetic
the ploppolator
29/10/2024
18:16
No. OPEC is not the reason.
putinaire
29/10/2024
18:16
If you can explain to me why you were all minced since 520p, it is the first step towards acceptance.

And if the acceptance is believable, I may just let you see some stuff you wont find anywhere in the public domain for BP

putinaire
29/10/2024
18:14
There is a reason you are all wrong since 500+. What is it?
putinaire
29/10/2024
18:10
It's like there is a need to sound smart, regardless of how dim it is.

Can't you all just keep it as markets really are? Re simple

putinaire
29/10/2024
18:08
I do find it strange myself tbf

Asia, Middle East, America, Europe - even the eskimo's - only need say something once. They are all smart enough to take it on board

UK forums a bit different. I neednt point out the differences lol

putinaire
29/10/2024
18:02
It depends really. Mostly on how dim i think others are, and that is where the count total comes from

Re my last post, is the fact

putinaire
29/10/2024
17:59
How many posts do you make a day?Omg please calm down.
supermarky
29/10/2024
17:55
Fell because they maintained and added. Not because of a potential review

And it's interesting to note the mention of investment grade rating - red flag

putinaire
29/10/2024
17:31
Market report

BP lost 5.0%, however. It announced a new buyback and left its expectation of $14 billion in repurchases for next year unchanged for now, though it announced it plans to review ‘elements of our financial guidance’.

The prospect of that buyback outlook being revised hit the oil major’s shares.

BP said: ‘Our previous guidance for at least $14 billion of share buybacks through 2025 at market conditions around BP’s fourth quarter 2023 results and subject to maintaining a strong investment grade credit rating, is currently unchanged, although as part of the update to our medium term plans in February 2025, we intend to review elements of our financial guidance, including our expectations for 2025 share buybacks.’

philanderer
29/10/2024
17:17
Bitcoin up 4% and BP down 5%. Don't adjust your TV. There is a problem with the signal transmission!
penandnen
29/10/2024
16:59
oh ffs action re merger/takeover.

Never mind AIM. Your gone all Aquis now haha

putinaire
29/10/2024
16:58
Just for the last RNS alone, should all be sacked
putinaire
29/10/2024
16:57
Big broom will come as a merger or takeover. Anti fossil fuel policy from uk policy maker will deside how long BP will listed in UK...
action
29/10/2024
16:52
Happen to know two senior BP managers - both down from Cambridge (naturally), both hard left wing, both regarding profits as a dirty word, and one even unashamedly anti oil. Dunno if the devaluation of their share save options puts them in a moral quandary, but if they're bringing bp down from within, they're succeeding. Big broom required, I think.
time_traveller
29/10/2024
16:40
All together now

As we walk through the valley of the shadow of deaths........

putinaire
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