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To own Coterra, you have to believe in the durability of its gas weighted portfolio, its ability to convert that into steady cash returns, and its capacity to manage commodity price volatility. The ProPetro microgrid contract reinforces Coterra’s push into lower emission, gas powered infrastructure in the New Mexico Permian, but it does not materially change the near term focus on natural gas price risk and execution in key basins.
The most relevant recent update here is Coterra’s Q3 2025 guidance raise, which calls for higher full year natural gas and total production. The New Mexico microgrid partnership fits alongside that growth tilt, potentially supporting more reliable Permian output, but it also sharpens the existing risk that expanded gas volumes meet a market that is already sensitive to oversupply and price swings.
Yet investors should not ignore how sustained weakness or volatility in U.S. natural gas prices could...
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Coterra Energy's narrative projects $9.6 billion revenue and $1.9 billion earnings by 2028.
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Seven members of the Simply Wall St Community currently estimate Coterra’s fair value between about US$26 and US$102 per share, highlighting just how far opinions can stretch. Against that wide range, the core tension between rising gas production and potential oversupply in the U.S. market is a risk you will want to weigh carefully as you explore different viewpoints on the stock.
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