Meg O'Neill leads BP's first quarter results presentation as new CEO

15 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 27

BP is expected to report an underlying replacement-cost profit of $2.67 billion, up from $1.54 billion last quarter, with shares rising over a third this year.
This marks Meg O'Neill's first earnings presentation as CEO, with investors seeking insights on BP's future direction and oil-trading performance amid Middle East-driven market volatility.
Analysts anticipate no major strategy changes, expect higher commodity prices to be used for debt reduction, and await updates on BP's major Brazilian discovery and other 2025 exploration projects.

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