EOG Resources (EOG) investor relations material

Strategic expansion and portfolio development

• Recent transformative $5.6 billion Encino acquisition in the Utica has doubled acreage and advanced the asset to foundational status, with over 2 billion barrels of resource potential.

• International expansion includes new unconventional gas and oil plays in Bahrain and the UAE, leveraging technology and subsurface knowledge.

• Multi-basin approach enables data-driven exploration and operational synergies, with nine active basins serving as laboratories for innovation.

• Integration of new assets utilizes internal AI and machine learning for rapid operational alignment and production optimization.

• Focus remains on organic growth, operational excellence, and maintaining a culture of innovation.

Capital allocation and asset management

• Capital is allocated based on each asset's lifecycle, with foundational plays like Delaware and Eagle Ford receiving more investment, while emerging assets like Utica and Dorado are scaled up as they mature.

• Emphasis on capital discipline, investing at the right pace to maximize returns and incorporate learnings from ongoing operations.

• Margin expansion is prioritized through cost reduction rather than production growth, balancing near- and long-term free cash flow.

• Dorado is positioned as a low-cost, high-growth dry gas asset, with a $1.40 break-even and $750 million per day gross exit rate expected by year-end.

• Oil business continues steady growth, while gas business, especially in Dorado, is growing at double-digit rates to meet rising demand.

Marketing strategy and demand outlook

• Over $900 million in marketing agreements signed, with 900 million cubic feet per day dedicated to LNG by 2027, leveraging low-cost, dedicated dry gas supply.

• Marketing agreements are diversified across indices (Henry Hub, JKM, Brent) and channels (LNG, power, hyperscalers), providing flexibility and price optimization.

• Dorado’s pipeline infrastructure enables cost savings and market access, with potential to expand capacity to 1.5 BCF per day.

• Growing North American gas demand (4–6% CAGR) driven by LNG, power, data centers, and industrials, with Dorado and Utica positioned to capitalize.

• Long-term supply assurance is key for new demand channels, especially hyperscalers seeking reliable, low-cost gas.