Scotiabank and
William Blair issued pessimistic forecasts for
EQT (NYSE:EQT) stock, despite its stellar YTD performance. The company's Q3 earnings transcended estimates, and a significant increase in dividends to $0.165 was announced. In addition to robust revenue growth,
EQT revealed a cost-cutting initiative; however, this move signals a possible forthcoming slowdown. Mergers and acquisitions news included
EQT's sale of shares in
Galderma Group, Kodiak Gas Services, and Azelis Group NV.
Piper Sandler and
BofA Securities gave bullish price targets, citing the
company's LNG export optimism. Simultaneously, employee stock sales raised doubts. Its institutional ownership saw growth, and the company entered a 20-year agreement with
NextDecade Corporation. Potential for EQT's pipeline expansion suggests growth in 2025, although the stock was a victim of high options trading. Finally, the company completed public offerings of common stocks of
Waystar Holding Corp. and optimistic growth forecasts were issued by
Bernstein and Zac's Research.
Eqt Stocks EQT News Analytics from Mon, 19 May 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 22 Nov 2025 14:59:49 GMT -
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- Innovation 1
- Information 8
- Rumor -1
