Large Cap Value Investing only at FoxxInvestEOG has embraced a capital allocation policy that emphasizes returning cash to shareholders, yet retains a willingness to invest in modest production growth. Finally, in an industry that overextended itself during the shale revolution, EOG pivoted sooner than most in becoming a low-cost provider.
The firm aims to return roughly 70% of its free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. Unlike some peers that repurchase shares at peak valuations when flushed with cash, however, EOG also returns cash through special dividends. We like this approach that emphasizes opportunistic over programmatic share repurchases.
EOG's robust balance sheet, a sound investment strategy, and appropriate distributions are a few points to mention. This sound investment strategy has helped EOG avoid corporate M&A and instead focus on using scale and technical savvy to build an extensive low-cost asset portfolio. EOG has had a regular, growing dividend since it became an independent company in 1999. That dividend has never been cut or suspended and we think it will likely have more than enough cash to continue covering both its fixed and variable dividend.
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Declaration : Starting out with a position of 1000 stocks of EOG on Oct 30th Pre market.
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