Movement Alert|Permian Resources Corp Intraday Rise 5.08% in Regular Trading, Analyst Support and Strong Q3 Expectations Lift Sentiment

Market Focus10-23 23:39

On October 23, Permian Resources Corp rose 5.08% in regular trading, with the stock trading at $25.61 and turnover of $109 million.

The move was accompanied by a constructive flow of analyst commentary, including a recent Sector Outperform initiation from Scotiabank, following earlier buy initiations from Seaport Global with a $29 price target and Evercore ISI, alongside an upgrade from Roth Capital Partners.

Fundamental support has also strengthened in recent months. In August, Permian Resources Corp reported Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.69 on revenue of $1.858 billion, both above consensus, and raised the midpoint of its oil production guidance to 199.0 Mbbls/D while lifting capital spending to $1.95 billion. More recently, RBC said the company is likely to post a strong Q3, modeling EPS of $0.66 versus the $0.57 consensus and production of 442,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, helped by higher oil output, efficiency gains, and acquisition integration.

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