BP Plc’s “fundamental reset” on Wednesday is the most highly anticipated strategy shift for an oil major in several years. Most Read from BloombergTrump Targets $128 Billion California High-Speed Rail ProjectTrump Asserts Power Over NYC,
BP Plc is set to announce a potential sale of its lubricants business and abandon plans to cut oil and gas output as it embarks on a shift away from renewable energy amid pressure from activist investor Elliott Investment Management,
BP's current price/earnings ratio is attractive, and activist involvement could unlock further value. See why I rate BP stock a buy.
BP's 'fundamental reset' on Wednesday is the most highly anticipated strategy shift for an oil major in several years.
Several BP Plc shareholders said they welcome activist Elliott Investment Management taking a stake in the British oil major because the company needs to make meaningful changes.
BP has a laundry list of problems. The $93 billion UK oil major has a confused strategy, an overleveraged balance sheet, and a valuation way adrift of its main rivals. Given it also now has an activist investor - Elliott Investment Management - with a 5% stake,
BP PLC (BP) is reportedly considering selling its lubricants division, Castrol, amid growing pressure from activist investor Elliott Management