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Occidental Petroleum remains a Buy, with valuation not reflecting its substantial operational and financial improvements. OXY advances toward its $10 billion debt milestone, enabling greater capital allocation flexibility and supporting greater shareholder returns. Production guidance and midstream income are raised, while well cost and interest expense reductions underpin a robust long-term free cash flow outlook.

Occidental targets more than $4B in annual sustainable cash flow gains by 2030, backed by lower costs, capital needs and a stronger balance sheet.

U.S. oil producer Occidental Petroleum said on Thursday it expects flat production and capital spending in 2027, adding that it would ​continue to prioritize debt-reduction efforts.