Deutsche Bank Upgrades EOG Resources To 'Buy'

 Jan 10, 2012 |

 

Deutsche Bank (DB) upgraded its rating on Houston, Texas-based EOG Resources Inc. (NYSE:EOG) to "Buy" from "Hold" and raised price target to $125.00 from $109.00.

Stephen Richardson, an analyst at DB, said he expects EOG to be among the large-cap E&Ps capable of beating street numbers and raising growth (and EPS/CFPS) expectations as the year progresses.

"Performance from the core Eagle Ford asset is the key to this outlook; well results are improving, costs are under control, and infrastructure is set to deliver added flexibility in 2012e," Richardson wrote.

This change has shifted the risk profile from those surrounding execution (costs, logistics, timing) to one primarily driven by commodity price, the analyst said.

The stock is up 2.83 percent to $105.05.



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