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LSE:BP. 9 October 2025 - 26 November 2025

BP Stock Today, 26 November 2025: Olympic Pipeline Restart, Seatrium’s Tiber FPU Deal and Fresh Activist Pressure on Strategy

BP Stock Today, 26 November 2025: Olympic Pipeline Restart, Seatrium’s Tiber FPU Deal and Fresh Activist Pressure on Strategy

BP has restarted jet-fuel deliveries to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after identifying a leak in its Olympic Pipeline’s gasoline line. The gasoline line remains shut for repairs, while Washington regulators fined BP and Olympic Pipeline $3.8 million over a separate 2023 spill. BP shares rose about 0.7% in London trading.
26 November 2025
BP Stock Today, November 23, 2025: Price, Dividend Yield and Outlook After Q3 Earnings Beat

BP Stock Today, November 23, 2025: Price, Dividend Yield and Outlook After Q3 Earnings Beat

BP shares closed at $35.98 in New York on November 21, near a 52-week high after third-quarter earnings beat forecasts and the company raised its dividend and buybacks. Market cap stands at about $91 billion. Investors are watching BP’s renewed focus on oil and gas, new projects, and operational risks, including a recent U.S. pipeline leak.
BP Share Price Today, 22 November 2025: Olympic Pipeline Leak, Oil Price Slide and What It Means for Investors

BP Share Price Today, 22 November 2025: Olympic Pipeline Leak, Oil Price Slide and What It Means for Investors

BP’s London shares closed at 453.35p on Friday, down 1.1%, with a market value near £70 billion. In New York, BP ADRs finished at $35.98, up 0.7%. The 400-mile Olympic Pipeline near Everett, Washington, remains shut after a leak first reported on November 11; BP crews have yet to find the source. Oil prices have fallen to one-month lows.
BP Stock Soars as Oil Rally and Strategic Shift Boost Investor Confidence

BP plc (LON: BP.) Today—Share Price Softens as Brent Slips; Olympic Pipeline Partially Restored (18 November 2025)

BP shares fell 1.1% to 458.70p in London by late morning as Brent crude slipped below $64 a barrel. The company said it restarted an unaffected segment of the Olympic Pipeline in Washington after a weekend leak shut other lines. Seattle-Tacoma airport reported no fuel disruption. BP’s market value stood near £72.2 billion at 10:42 GMT.
BP Stock Soars as Oil Rally and Strategic Shift Boost Investor Confidence

BP plc Share Price Today (12 November 2025): Stock Slips as Castrol Sale Talks Surface, Ex‑Dividend Looms, Buybacks Continue

BP shares closed at £4.68 in London, down 1.74%, trailing the FTSE 100. Reuters reported BP is in talks to sell its Castrol unit to Stonepeak for about $8 billion, but BP declined to comment. Brent crude fell nearly 4%, weighing on oil stocks. BP repurchased 1.51 million shares and goes ex-dividend on Thursday.
12 November 2025
BP Stock Soars as Oil Rally and Strategic Shift Boost Investor Confidence

BP plc (LON: BP.) Rises on 11 Nov 2025 as Buybacks Continue; CFO Discloses Share Purchase and ADR Hits 52‑Week High

BP shares closed up 1.26% at 470.00p in London on Tuesday, as U.S.-listed ADRs hit a 52-week high following a price target hike from Piper Sandler. BP disclosed a routine director share purchase and confirmed it repurchased 1.53 million shares on 10 November. Legal focus remained on BP’s October arbitration win against Venture Global, with Shell filing a related court challenge in New York.
BP Stock Soars as Oil Rally and Strategic Shift Boost Investor Confidence

BP Stock Soars as Oil Rally and Strategic Shift Boost Investor Confidence

BP shares rose to 431.8p in London midday Oct. 23 after oil prices surged nearly 5% on new U.S. sanctions against Russian oil firms and a drop in U.S. crude inventories. BP halted its U.S. Beacon offshore wind project, citing high costs and policy headwinds, and approved a $5 billion Gulf of Mexico oil project. The company repurchased 3.75 million shares on Oct. 22. BP reports Q3 earnings Nov. 4.
FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

The FTSE 100 closed at a record high near 9,548 in early October, up 15–17% year-to-date, led by surges in banks, miners, and healthcare stocks. Gains followed strong earnings, regulatory relief, and gold topping $4,000/oz. A weak pound boosted international firms’ profits. Political shifts and a new UK-India trade deal also moved markets, while Middle East tensions kept oil and gold prices elevated.
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