Vermilion Energy in the news

Vermilion Energy's stock surpassed its 200-day moving average amid mixed analyst ratings and recent earnings showing modest profits but negative margins.

Vermilion Energy's stock has traded sideways amid weak commodity prices and cautious investor sentiment, with analysts moderately optimistic but emphasizing the need for disciplined capital management and favorable market conditions.

Vontobel Holding significantly increased its stake in Vermilion Energy, which reported a quarterly loss and maintains a Hold analyst rating amid mixed investor activity.

Vermilion Energy expands its global oil and gas operations using advanced technology and sustainable practices.

Vermilion Energy's stock has fallen sharply in 2025 amid sector volatility and geopolitical risks, but valuation models suggest it is significantly undervalued based on future cash flow projections.

Vermilion Energy sold a significant portion of its Coelacanth Energy shares to reduce debt and maintain business resilience.

BMO Capital maintains a Hold rating on Vermilion Energy with a C$13 price target amid mixed analyst consensus and a negative P/E ratio.

Vermilion Energy's shares have rebounded 22% recently amid optimism from a strategic acquisition, but risks like high debt and integration challenges remain.

Vermilion Energy is holding a virtual Investor Day to discuss its global gas portfolio, company outlook, and strategic priorities including safety, environment, and profitability.

Vermilion Energy delivered strong Q3 2025 results with significant debt reduction, increased dividends, and a strategic focus on natural gas under conservative price assumptions, positioning it for stable cash flow and growth.

Vermilion Energy reported strong Q3 2025 financial results with reduced debt, lowered cost guidance, solid production, and successful drilling in North America and Europe.

Vermilion Energy reported Q2 2025 results showing strong cash flow, asset divestments to reduce debt, production growth from acquisitions and new wells, and a focus on global gas assets with updated sustainability targets.

Vermilion Energy is exiting the U.S. market by selling assets for C$120 million to focus on Canadian and European gas assets while raising production forecasts and cutting future capital budgets.