BUZZ-Piper Sandler cuts PT on US energy companies

Reuters01-08
BUZZ-Piper Sandler cuts PT on US energy companies

** Piper Sandler cuts PT on several US-based energy companies due to a bearish outlook for crude and global gas, which is expected to limit sector outperformance versus the broader market

** Brokerage sees refining market stronger than 2025 on tighter supply-demand and crude differential tailwinds

** "...while the resilience and sustainability of the international oil companies' free cash flow generation remains significantly underappreciated, we are not quite ready to play for the eventual 'upcycle' in crude."

** Among the exceptions, Brokerage raises rating for HF Sinclair DINO.N to "overweight" from "neutral" and PBF energy PBF.N to "overweight" from "underweight", citing West Coast exposure, strong crude differential leverage and positive earnings revision momentum

** Raises PT on DINO to $68 from $64

Brokerage lowers PT on following companies:

Company

New PT

Old PT

Upside/Downside to stock's last close

ExxonMobilXOM.N

$142

$144

19.84% upside

Chevron

CVX.N

$174

$178

12.11% upside

Valero Energy VLO.N

$217

$223

18.02% upside

Marathon Petroleum MPC.N

$184

$231

6.66% upside

Phillips 66 PSX.N

$155

$171

12.41% upside

PBF Energy PBF.N

$40

$42

41.64% upside

Delek US Holdings DK.N

$40

$47

36.79% upside

Conocophillips COP.N

$109

$115

22.41% upside

(Reporting by Varun Sahay in Bengaluru)

((Varun.sahay@thomsonreuters.com))

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