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Is EOG Resources publicly traded?
Yes. EOG Resources, Inc. trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker EOG. It has been independent since its 1999 spin-off from Enron and is owned by public shareholders.

What does EOG stand for?
EOG originated as Enron Oil & Gas, the exploration arm of Enron Corporation. When the business was spun off in 1999, it took the name EOG Resources, retaining the initials while severing ties to the Enron name before its parent's collapse.

Who is the CEO of EOG?
Ezra Yacob is chairman and chief executive officer of EOG Resources. A longtime company exploration executive, he succeeded Bill Thomas, who led EOG through most of the prior decade.

Where does EOG operate?
EOG's core operations are in the United States: the Delaware Basin in West Texas and New Mexico, the Eagle Ford and Dorado plays in South Texas, the Utica in Appalachia, and the Powder River and Williston basins. It also operates in Trinidad and entered new exploration ventures in the UAE and Bahrain in 2025.

How much oil does EOG produce?
EOG produced an average of 1.23 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in FY2025, a company record, with roughly half the volume in crude oil and condensate. The 2026 plan targets 13% total production growth including the Encino contribution.

Does EOG pay a dividend?
Yes. EOG pays a regular quarterly dividend and has a stated policy of returning essentially all free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks. In FY2025 it returned $4.7 billion, 100% of free cash flow generated.