PARR Par Pacific Holdings, Inc.

PBF cut net debt by more than $1.4B in the second quarter, strengthening its balance sheet while advancing refinery efficiency and cost-saving initiatives.

VLO's heavy-crude advantage, diverse low-cost feedstocks and tight global fuel supplies could help sustain strong refining margins.

While downstream energy refiners frequently experience cyclical volatility across historical multi-year revenue growth, evidenced by a 3-year revenue CAGR of 18.4% at $8.24 billion in TTM revenue, operating cash flow generation reaching $282.6 million in Q2 2026, and a free cash flow conversion rate of 64.2% on a TTM basis, Par Pacific Holdings Inc. (NYSE:PARR) […]

Recent sector commentary points to tight global refining capacity and low fuel inventories supporting strong margins, which has drawn fresh attention to Par Pacific Holdings (PARR) as investors reassess refining focused opportunities. Par Pacific Holdings has seen mixed short term trading, with the share price slipping 8.2% over the past week and 1.8% over 30 days, yet the stock has strong momentum overall, with a 36.7% 90 day share price return and a 108.4% 1 year total shareholder return...

High oil prices haven't slowed Par Pacific and HF Sinclair, as tight fuel supplies and resilient demand keep refining margins strong.

PBF's large, diversified refining network and cost-efficiency initiatives support efforts to strengthen long-term profitability.

PARR's refining outlook stays supported by high margins, firm fuel demand and tight inventories, despite Hawaii turnaround pressure.

PBF Energy's cost savings, lower capex and larger refining platform underpin its edge over Par Pacific despite a higher EV/EBITDA multiple.

VLO's Gulf Coast crude sourcing edge, supportive refining margins and strong balance sheet bolster cash flow and shareholder returns.

National Energy Services' 3B3 strategy and Jafurah growth support its outlook, while Par Pacific benefits from strong refining margins and a cheaper valuation.

PARR is expanding its retail business through stronger food and merchandise sales, enabling earnings diversification beyond its cyclical refining operations.

EQNR deepens its Asia LNG push with a long-term PTT Trading supply deal and targets an expansion of its global LNG portfolio by the early 2030s.

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PARR's refining margins, integrated downstream network and growing retail and logistics earnings support its financial performance.

XOM's advantaged assets, strong crude prices and elevated refining margins support its production and refining outlook.

E to study five Senegal offshore blocks for oil and gas potential under an MoU that also includes seismic analysis and local knowledge transfer.

EQNR plans to expand its LNG supply portfolio to 10-15 million tpy by the early 2030s as Europe and Asia seek diversified supply sources.

PSX pairs profitable refining conditions with stable midstream cash flows, helping cushion commodity volatility despite high crude costs.

Earlier this month, Zacks highlighted Par Pacific Holdings, Inc. with a Rank #1 after its current-year earnings consensus estimate increased 19.5% over the last 60 days, while also noting its price-to-earnings ratio is well below the industry average and assigning it a top-tier Value Score of A. This combination of sharply upgraded earnings expectations and comparatively low valuation multiples positions Par Pacific as a value-focused energy name drawing fresh attention from investors...

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Valero Energy's Gulf Coast reach, crude flexibility and complex refineries position it to benefit from tight markets and high refining margins into 2027.

PBF Energy (PBF) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock doesn't suggest further strength down the road.

ANF, APH, PARR, HPQ and SBLK have been added to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) List on September 16th, 2026.

PARR, KMT and THC made it to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) value stocks list on September 16th, 2026.

SAPMF secures a $350M subsea contract for Angola's West Hub Tails project, covering equipment, installation and tieback work to the Agogo FPSO.

VLO's heavy-crude advantage, diverse Gulf Coast sourcing and tight fuel supplies could support strong refining margins despite WTI above $100.

SHEL expands its U.S. to Europe LNG strategy with a multi-year MET deal, strengthening customer ties and tapping rising global demand.

PBR receives $434M in diesel subsidy payments, lifting cumulative fuel-program compensation to 9.5B reais as strong earnings add financial support.

VLO's heavy-crude sourcing edge, tight refining capacity and strong balance sheet support its appeal despite a premium valuation.

PARR's distillate-heavy refining system, tight product inventories and steady execution support earnings and free cash flow growth potential.

SU's 63% gain in 12 months reflects strong cash flow, downstream economics and oil sands gains, but risks could limit further upside.

VLO's flexible coastal refinery network and tight refined-product markets support margin capture and profitability as global capacity stays constrained.

E and Vitol sign MoUs with Ghana for two Tano Basin offshore blocks, advancing near-field exploration and asset expansion.

XOM's Vicango East-01 well finds 82 feet of hydrocarbon-bearing sandstone in Angola's Block 15, marking its 20th discovery in 30 years.

PARR's 148% one-year surge is backed by a flexible crude mix, strong refining margins and a 3.50x EV/EBITDA valuation below the industry average.

PARR and DINO have gained more than 50% over the past six months as tight refining capacity, low fuel inventories and firm demand support margins.

SHEL is reshaping its U.S. power portfolio, acquiring 169 MW in PJM while selling RISEC for $715 million to unlock value.

PARR benefits from strong refining margins, firm fuel demand and tight inventories, though the Hawaii turnaround may curb near-term throughput.

PARR's diversified refining, retail and logistics platform supports earnings as constrained capacity and elevated crack spreads aid profitability.

WMB faces another regulatory hurdle for its NESE pipeline, as a court ruling reverses a key water permit.

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SAPMF expands its role in the Sakarya gas project with a new FPU commissioning contract, building on earlier support for the offshore gas project.

SEI raises 2026 EBITDA guidance and launches 2027 outlook as stronger core operations and acquisitions drive momentum.

PBR wins approval for three Foz do Amazonas wells, advancing Morpho appraisal and offering new clues on its offshore resource potential.

E and PETRONAS plan to assess a renewable bio-gasoline for motorsports developed through Ecofining technology, with potential for future commercial gasoline use.

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Par Pacific Holdings has delivered a very strong share price run over the past five years, yet its valuation checks still point to the stock screening as cheap on the broader metrics. After a gain that is now a multiple of the starting level, the question for you is whether that apparent discount is real or simply a function of optimistic expectations being priced in. Over the past five years, Par Pacific Holdings has returned about 4.4x, which means anyone buying today is stepping in after...

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WMB's $5.5 billion Momentum Midstream deal expands its Haynesville network, strengthening links to Gulf Coast LNG, power and industrial demand.

XOM gain from higher oil prices and tighter refining capacity as Guyana and Permian growth strengthen its near-term profit setup.