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Santos Limited

Exploration for, and development, production, transportation and marketing of hydrocarbons.

STO$6.740
 -0.110 -1.61%

Data last updated:Mar 27, 2023 – 4.44pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Overview

Previous Close

6.850

Open

6.870

Day Range

6.725 - 6.880

52 Week Range

6.725 - 8.855

Volume

7,163,942

Value

48,494,875

Bid

6.730

Ask

6.740

Dividend Yield

4.86%

P/E Ratio

7.30

Market Cap

22.332B

Total Issue

3,313,298,877

ASX Announcements

Update - Notification of buy-back - STO

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Mar 27, 2023
  • 6 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Mar 24, 2023
  • 10 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - STO

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Mar 24, 2023
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - STO

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Mar 23, 2023
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - STO

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Mar 22, 2023
  • 6 pages

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Yesterday

Santos chairman Keith Spence at last year’s AGM in Adelaide.

Proxy advisers support Santos ahead of potential ‘second strike’

All four key proxy advisers have supported Santos’ board on pay and climate heading into an AGM where it faces a potential “second strike”.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith

This Month

Kumul Petroleum MD Wapu Sonk says talks are underway with potential partners for the project.

PNG hatches $4.5b plan for new LNG train, gas fields

Kumul Petroleum boss Wapu Sonk says the PNG LNG and Papua LNG ventures, both of which involve Santos, are on board with the plan.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Santos chairman Keith Spence (left) and CEO Kevin Gallagher at last year’s AGM in Adelaide.

Proxy adviser backs Santos as Snowcap ups campaign

CGI Glass Lewis is supporting the Santos board against a potential second “strike” on executive pay and opposes a minority resolution on climate.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Former Oil Search executive Ayten Saridas says the system needs to change – there is no incentive to call out bad behaviour.

‘I’ve got nothing left to lose’: The fight against Oil Search

A former Oil Search executive who is suing the company for breach of contract says she’s speaking out about why she left the company because the legal process isn’t working.

  • Jemima Whyte
There is no shortage of gas.

Santos’ GLNG contests AEMO gas shortfall forecast

The Queensland venture has countered the market operator’s warning of a gas shortfall this winter, saying it hasn’t taken into account recent gas sale moves.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
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Chris and Henry Kinnersley are the founders of London-based Snowcap.

Santos investors unconvinced by Snowcap campaign

While investors are frustrated at the oil and gas producer’s ailing share price, they aren’t convinced by the argument that the growth strategy should be ditched.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
The record of Santos chief executive Kevin Gallagher’s leadership is being questioned.

‘Reckless’ Santos has ‘lost its way’, investor Snowcap says

The UK-based activist investor says reforms to oil and gas producer’s “reckless” growth strategy could increase value for shareholders by up to 50 per cent.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Malaysia’s national oil company has used the world’s biggest petroleum industry stage to warn the Albanese government against “changing the rules of the game” in east coast gas.

Major investor warns PM on changing gas rules

Malaysia’s national oil company has used a global stage to warn the government’s intervention in the east coast market is ruining investor confidence.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Chinese tourists returned to Thailand this year.

How investors should position for reopening of China

Direct consumer plays, luxury cars and tourism are among the sectors set to benefit.

  • Mark Draper

February

Patricia McKenzie committed AGL to putting a Say on Climate resolution to shareholders every three years.

Protest vote on climate resolutions double global average

Nearly 25 per cent of shareholder votes were cast against Australian companies’ so-called say on climate resolutions, more than double the global average.

  • Sally Patten
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher has overseen record cash flows in 2022.

Santos CEO issues warning on gas rules as profit surges

Kevin Gallagher says the “reasonable pricing” rules for east coast gas are the biggest obstacle to investment in needed new gas supply.

  • Updated
  • Angela Macdonald-Smith and Colin Packham
Santos says the Queensland gas approvals are part of its long-running GLNG export business.

Plibersek downplays Santos gas expansion as safeguard talks continue

Despite Greens anger over Labor approving a small expansion of Santos’ GLNG project in Queensland, safeguard mechanism talks continue.

  • Jacob Greber
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher says the development of a new oil and gas field off WA would boost Australia’s energy security.

Santos in $470m write-downs as it wins WA project approval

The impairments came despite oil and gas reserves increasing to record levels.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Resources Minister Madeleine King said the reforms would balance LNG exports with the energy needs of the local market.

Labor floats curbing LNG exports in sweeping proposal

The Albanese government says the power to decide volumes will safeguard domestic supply, but brokers warn it could break valuable long-term contracts.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Argo Investments managing director Jason Beddow.

Argo boss says big bank dividends safe even in a downturn

The managing director of the $7 billion investment group says CBA deserves its hero status and if conditions sour, ANZ, NAB and Westpac will still be OK.

  • Simon Evans
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If the treasurer is fair dinkum about belting us all with tax hikes, he’ll need all tools at his disposal.

The only thing new about Jim Chalmers’ economic model is the name

The treasurer has been busy explaining his new economic model. But one man’s “values-based capitalism” is another man’s corporate philanthropy model - just ask John Howard.

  • Phillip Coorey

January

Vanessa Guthrie is exiting from one of Australia’s biggest cement groups, Adbri. She was the deputy chair and lead independent director.

Vanessa Guthrie exits in latest shake-up at Adbri

Vanessa Guthrie’s resignation as deputy chairwoman is the latest change at the top after former chief executive Nick Miller was jettisoned in October.

  • Simon Evans
Barrenjoey still sees opportunity for investors in the energy and utilities sector.

Energy investors suffer ‘worst uncertainty in 15 years’

Barrenjoey energy analyst Dale Koenders says shareholders should take a short-term view on oil and gas sector.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith
Tiwi Island elder Dennis Tipakalippa succeeded last year in challenging Santos’ approvals for the Barossa project.

New hurdle for Santos gas project alarms industry

The requirement to check for underwater culturally significant sites along a pipeline route comes three years after regulatory approval was granted.

  • Angela Macdonald-Smith

BHP’s production costs may soon be more than new coal price cap

Coal giant Glencore urged the government to explain how a coal price cap will save households as BHP said the cost of mining NSW coal may soon exceed the cap.

  • Updated
  • Samantha Hutchinson and Peter Ker

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