Civitas Resources Inc. (CIVI)

Civitas Resources Inc. (CIVI $33.47)
- $33.47 P/E (TTM): 3.7X Cap: $3.04B
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Murphy Oil Corporation (MUR $24.06)
- $24.06 P/E (TTM): 11.65X Cap: $3.43B
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Civitas Resources Inc. (CIVI $33.47)
- $33.47 P/E (TTM): 3.7X Cap: $3.04B
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Mach Natural Resources LP representing Limited Partner Interests (MNR $13.77)
- $13.77 P/E (TTM): 7.19X Cap: $1.62B
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Q: Globe and Mail had a list of "Nine Energy Stocks Poised for Future Growth" On Number cruncher, I did my own personal screen and liked these 3 Civitas(CIVI), Mach Natural Resources (MNR) and Murphy Oil (MUR). What are the metrics you like about these companies and what are the metrics you don't. 5 years earning growth, P/S sales, dividend yield, debt, book value , insider ownership and management. Thank you.

Read Answer Asked by James on May 22, 2025

Civitas Resources Inc. (CIVI $33.47)
- $33.47 P/E (TTM): 3.7X Cap: $3.04B
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Q: Could you comment on Civitas's valuation decline, are investors still concerned over 3rd quarter revenue miss or Jefferies target price cut?
Should we expect a cut to the dividend as stock price falls? Would you suggest this might be a 'safe' investment and a good entry point?
Thanks for all your great advice, much appreciated. Ted.

Read Answer Asked by Ted on December 19, 2024