10Y annualized return is
positive but below market average
at 1.0% per year
CTRA has met or exceeded earnings expectations in
some
recent quarters (6/10)
Attractive P/E Ratio
Low Price-to-Book Ratio
High Price-to-Sales Ratio
Moderate Operating Profit Margin
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Coterra Energy demonstrates a high-quality business model with strong operational performance, significant shareholder returns, and a commitment to capital efficiency. Future prospects look promising with strategic growth plans and acquisition integration, but the company remains cautious due to market dependency risks.
Analysis Date: February 25, 2025
Last Updated: May 29, 2025
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Coterra Energy Inc. is a company that finds and produces oil and natural gas in the United States. They mainly work in areas called the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania and the Permian Basin in Texas. Coterra sells the oil and gas they produce to different customers, including factories and power plants. In simple terms, they help provide energy that powers our homes and businesses.
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