VET:CC News and Press, Vermilion Energy Inc. From 01/06/23

Vermilion Energy ( NYSE: VET ) declares CAD 0.10/share quarterly dividend , 25% increase from prior dividend of CAD 0.08. Forward yield 1.97% The company also announced the resumption of its share buyback program. It expects to return up to 25% of FCF to share...

Vermilion Energy Inc. Announces 2023 Budget and Guidance, 25% Dividend Increase and Resumption of Share Buybacks Canada NewsWire CALGARY, AB , Jan. 6, 2023 /CNW/ - Vermilion Energy Inc. ("Vermilion", "We", "Our", "Us" or the "Company") (TSX: VET) (NYSE: VET) is p...

Summary Vermilion Energy has sold off significantly from the peak earlier this year and is now trading with an excellent valuation. There is a lot of uncertainty related to the windfall tax in the European Union, but that is likely more than priced in at this stock price. Vermilion ...

Summary Vermilion is down nearly 20% this past month. Performing worse than its closest peer and a basket of energy stocks. One reason is the windfall tax, but it's not the only reason. In fact, the main reason Vermilion isn't performing strongly is that investors are essentially ge...

Summary More information has come out since the EU Council decision from September 30. Vermilion has released its own estimates of the windfall tax impact. Some countries have set the windfall tax higher than the minimum 33% required by the EU; deliberations in Ireland continue. ...

Energy has been the best-performing sector, beating broader markets by a big margin. TSX energy stocks have returned 60%, while peers south of the border have returned 65% so far in 2022. Even if oil prices have calmed down a bit lately, energy stocks have shown an apparent disconnect and have ma...

TSX stocks have fallen 10% this year amid record-high inflation and aggressive interest rate hikes. However, some names are down much more than that and offer value for long-term investors. Vermilion Energy After doubling this year, Vermilion Energy ( TSX:VET ) stock has...

This year has been the third in line for energy stocks to outperform broader markets. As oil prices continue to remain elevated, and, given the geopolitical tensions, TSX energy stocks could continue their growth streak next year as well. So, here are some of the top undervalued TSX energy ...

The only sector that has been shining bright this year is energy. Be it the market performance or earnings growth, oil and gas companies have not disappointed investors in 2022. Among some notable mid-caps, Vermilion Energy ( TSX:VET ) reported last week. As expected, it put up ...

Summary Vermilion Energy befitted greatly during 2022 from the global energy shortage that sent oil and gas prices to levels not seen in many years. They especially benefited from their direct exposure to European natural gas, which faces a never-before-seen shortage as Russian su...