EOG Resources, Inc. EOG

EOG Resources, Inc. explora, desarrolla, produce y comercializa petróleo crudo, líquidos de gas natural (NGL) y gas natural principalmente en cuencas productoras en los Estados Unidos de América, la República de Trinidad y Tobago, la República Popular China, el Sultanato de Omán y, de vez en cuando, en otras áreas internacionales seleccionadas. Sus operaciones están relacionadas con la exploración y producción de petróleo crudo, NGL y gas natural. Sus operaciones se centran en las cuencas productivas en los Estados Unidos, con un enfoque en petróleo crudo y, en menor medida, en gas natural rico en líquidos. Tiene operaciones en alta mar frente a Trinidad, en la cuenca de Sichuan en China, en Omán y en Canadá.

Con 7 acciones de EOG (USD 990,81) habrías recibido USD 21,42 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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