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Here is how BP (BP) and HighPeak Energy, Inc. (HPK) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

BP delivered rapid deleveraging, aided by war-driven crude price spikes, but the upside is now capped at current valuations. Q3 refining margins surged to $46.7/bbl, boosting results, yet BP's leverage to refining is structurally reduced after asset sales. Net debt is set to fall dramatically to $13.5–$14.5B, with further proceeds from Castrol expected before year-end.

BP expects net debt to decline sharply in the third quarter of 2026 as stronger refining margins and gas trading support earnings despite lower oil prices.

BP PLC's (LSE:BP.) net debt is on course to come in as much as $4 billion below previous estimates, according to UBS, which has a 'buy' rating and a 700p price target on the oil major.

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