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Enterprise Products Partners Sells 40% Stake in Bahia NGL Pipeline to ExxonMobil

Nutrien plans to build a new potash export terminal in Washington State

Shell executes stock repurchase worth over 20M GBP and 23M EUR via Merrill Lynch

ExxonMobil Criticizes Labour Party's North Sea Drilling Ban

ExxonMobil Discusses Lukoil's Equity in West Qurna-2 Field with Iraqi Oil Minister

Ithaca Energy Signs Agreement for Tiber Moirrey Gas Discovery Participation

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ExxonMobil's stock price rises and quarterly dividend increases

US Bank Securities Maintains a Buy Rating on Smurfit Westrock

ExxonMobil Plans to Close Fife Ethylene Plant in Scotland

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ExxonMobil to close Scottish chemicals plant with loss of 200 jobs

Shell plc Announces Early Participation Results for $6.2 Billion Bond Exchange Offer

Indian Think Gas Signs Long-Term Gas Purchase Agreement with Shell

Shell plc Conducts Sterling and Euro Stock Repurchase Transactions

Smurfit WestRock Applies for Issuance of Senior Notes Due in 2036

ExxonMobil and BASF Partner to Drive Low-Emission Hydrogen Development

Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. Receiving Multiple Buy Ratings from Brokers

Jefferies Raises Shell's Target Price to $87

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Medical device maker Solventum will acquire Acera Surgical for up to $850 million. Enterprise Products Partners and Exxon Mobil will expand the Bahia natural gas liquids pipeline. Abbott will buy Exact Sciences for up to $23 billion. Generali, BFF Bank, and BPCE advance in bidding for GamaLife. Palo Alto Networks will acquire Chronosphere for $3.35 billion.

- Medical device maker Solventum will acquire Acera Surgical for up to $850 million to enhance its wound-care portfolio.  
- Exxon Mobil is set to purchase a 40% stake in Enterprise Products Partners' Bahia natural gas liquids pipeline to support expansion for Permian Basin volumes.  
- Abbott plans to acquire Exact Sciences for up to $23 billion, marking a significant move into cancer screening, while Generali, BFF Bank, and BPCE are in the second round of bidding for GamaLife.

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The Morning News Call for Canada on November 20 highlights economic events including expected producer prices for October at 0.3%, with prior values at 0.8% MM and 5.5% YY. Raw materials prices for October had prior values of 1.7% MM and 8.4% YY. Ex-dividends include Torex Gold Resources Inc at C$0.15 and Wheaton Precious Metals Corp at $0.165.

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Enterprise Products Partners and ExxonMobil have partnered to expand the Bahia NGL pipeline. ExxonMobil will acquire a 40% interest in the pipeline, which connects West Texas to Mont Belvieu. The pipeline will initially have a capacity of 600,000 barrels per day, with plans to expand to 1 million barrels per day and extend to New Mexico by 2027. The transaction is expected to close by early 2026, pending regulatory approvals.

- Enterprise Products Partners L.P. has agreed to sell a 40-percent interest in its Bahia natural gas liquids pipeline to ExxonMobil.  
- The 550-mile pipeline, with an initial capacity of 600,000 barrels per day, is expected to start operations soon, pending regulatory approvals for the transaction, which should close by early 2026.  
- Plans include expanding the pipeline's capacity to 1 million barrels per day and constructing a 92-mile extension to connect with ExxonMobil's processing plant in New Mexico, with completion expected by late 2027.  

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Enterprise Products Partners and ExxonMobil Partner on Bahia NGL Pipeline Expansion

Exxon Mobil Corp.'s stock fell 1.41% to $117.35 on Wednesday, underperforming compared to competitors Chevron and ConocoPhillips. Despite a favorable market session, Exxon closed 4.76% below its 52-week high. Trading volume was higher than its 50-day average.

- Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) shares decreased by 1.41% to $117.35 amid a generally positive stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both rising.  
- The stock remains 4.76% below its 52-week high of $123.21, reached on November 22nd, while competitors Chevron Corp. and ConocoPhillips also experienced declines.  
- Trading volume for Exxon Mobil was 15.9 million, surpassing its 50-day average of 14.7 million.

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Exxon Mobil Corp. Stock Underperforms Wednesday When Compared To Competitors

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Nutrien (NTR.TO) , the world’s largest potash fertilizer producer, said on Wednesday it is hoping to build a new export terminal in Longview, Washington, to “meet rising demand for Saskatchewan-made potash.” It expects to make a final investment decision on the idea in 2027. Previously Nutrien said it was considering Canadian locations as well.

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Nutrien selects US site for potash terminal

MarketBeat highlights Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Valero Energy, Shell, EQT, Marathon Petroleum, and Kinder Morgan as key oil stocks to watch. These companies are involved in various segments of the oil industry and are sensitive to crude oil price fluctuations. The report suggests these stocks have high trading volumes and provides insights into their operations and market potential.

- Seven major oil companies, including Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Valero Energy, are highlighted for their significant dividend increases, attracting investor attention.  
- These companies are involved in various aspects of the oil and gas industry, providing exposure to the energy sector and responding to crude oil price fluctuations and geopolitical events.  
- The article emphasizes the importance of monitoring these stocks for potential investment opportunities, given their recent trading volumes and market performance.

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Shell plc announced a share buy-back program starting on October 30, 2025, to manage its capital structure and return value to shareholders. Managed by Merrill Lynch International, the program complies with UK and EU regulations. Analysts rate Shell stock as a Buy with a £3200.00 price target, citing strong financial performance and operational efficiency, despite challenges like declining revenue growth and increased operational costs. Shell is a major player in the oil and gas industry, with a market cap of £164B.

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Shell plc Advances Share Buy-Back Program

Shell plc has announced share buyback transactions totaling over GBP 20 million and EUR 23 million as part of its ongoing share buy-back programme. The transactions were executed by Merrill Lynch International and are scheduled to run from 30 October 2025 to 30 January 2026.

Shell plc announces share buyback transactions totaling over GBP 20 million and EUR 23 million

ExxonMobil criticizes Labour's ban on new North Sea oil and gas drilling, claiming it harms UK business. The policy, along with carbon taxes and high energy prices, led to the closure of Exxon's Mossmorran plant. Exxon argues the policy undermines economic growth and energy security, increasing reliance on imports. The government rejected financial support for the plant, maintaining current policies. Industry leaders warn of the fragility of the UK's industrial base due to rising energy costs and taxes.

- ExxonMobil has accused the Labour Party of harming British business by banning new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea, leading to the closure of its Mossmorran chemical plant.  
- The company's UK chairman, Paul Greenwood, stated that Labour's energy policies, including high carbon taxes, are driving up costs and undermining economic growth, with predictions that many active North Sea fields will close by 2030.  
- The government has rejected financial support for the plant, asserting that its closure does not reflect the overall state of UK industry, despite warnings from manufacturers about the impact of rising energy costs.

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Labour’s North Sea ban is damaging business, says ExxonMobil

U.S. energy companies' stocks fell due to a report of a U.S. proposal to end the Russia-Ukraine war, causing oversupply concerns and a drop in oil prices. Brent crude futures fell 2.6% to $63.21 a barrel, and WTI crude fell 2.7% to $59.12 a barrel. Major decliners included Exxon Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Occidental Petroleum, Marathon Petroleum, Phillips 66, and Valero, with drops between 2.5% and 3.5%.

- U.S. energy companies experienced declines following a report about a proposal to end the Russian war in Ukraine, amid ongoing oversupply concerns affecting oil prices.  
- Brent crude futures fell 2.6% to $63.21 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude dropped 2.7% to $59.12 per barrel.  
- Major energy firms like Exxon Mobil and Chevron saw decreases of 2.18% and 1.6%, with other companies like ConocoPhillips and Occidental Petroleum also among the top decliners.  