An outsized performance in the US Gulf of Mexico in firstquarter 2023 and production growth that was sufficiently strong enough to prompt the company to raise its 2023 output guidance by a little over 1, weren’t strong enough to allay investor concerns May 10 over a potential drop in Q2 guidance. Oxy’s shares fell over the trading day to close at $56.84, down $2.12 or 3.6. Higher up-time during Q1 at the Horn Mountain facility at the US Gulf caused Oxy to achieve its highest quarterly production in that operating arena in over a decade, although output will drop comparatively in Q2, Oxy’s CEO Vicki Hollub said during the company’s earnings conference call.
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