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Ticker · EQNR ISIN · NO0010096985 LEI · OW6OFBNCKXC4US5C7523 OL Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
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Latest filing 2022-05-18 Transaction in Own Shar…
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Equinor is a broad international energy company with significant experience in oil and gas exploration and production, specializing as a leading global offshore operator. The company is a major supplier of natural gas to the European market. In line with its energy transition strategy, Equinor is expanding its presence in renewables, with a focus on offshore wind and solar power. It is also developing low-carbon solutions, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), as part of its commitment to becoming a net-zero emissions company by 2050. This dual approach involves producing oil and gas with lower emissions while building a material position in new energy solutions.

Recent filings

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Correction: Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 85% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of tabular data showing 'Volume', 'Price', 'Purchase cost', and 'Reg.dato' (Registration date/time). This structure strongly suggests a record of transactions, likely related to share dealings or capital movements. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) is a possibility if these are insider trades, or 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) if it's a company repurchase/issuance. However, the data format is highly specific, resembling a transaction log or a detailed schedule often appended to regulatory filings. Since the document is very long (146,025 characters) and contains detailed transactional data rather than a narrative announcement, it is unlikely to be a short 'Report Publication Announcement' (RPA). Without explicit context identifying the reporting party (director vs. company) or the regulatory form name (like Form 4 or TR-1), the most fitting category for detailed transaction records that aren't full financial reports (10-K/IR) or general announcements (RNS) is often related to share activity. Given the nature of the data (Volume, Price, Cost), it most closely aligns with the detailed reporting required for insider transactions or share purchases/sales. Since 'DIRS' (Director's Dealing) and 'POS' (Transaction in Own Shares) are the closest fits, and this looks like raw transaction data, I will lean towards the most common type of detailed transaction reporting seen in filings, which is often related to insider activity or share buybacks. Since the data is extensive and detailed, it is likely the core content of a filing, not just an announcement. If this were a Director's Dealing report, it would contain this level of detail. If it were a POS report, it would also contain this detail. Without further context, 'DIRS' (Director's Dealing) is a strong candidate for detailed transaction logs, but 'POS' (Transaction in Own Shares) is also plausible. Given the lack of explicit keywords like 'director' or 'repurchase', and the raw transactional nature, I will classify it as 'POS' as it represents a transaction in shares, which is a broad category for share movement data, or 'DIRS' if we assume it's insider trading data. Let's re-evaluate based on the definitions. This is raw transaction data, not a narrative report. If this were a Director's Dealing report, it would be classified as DIRS. If it were a company share repurchase report, it would be POS. Since the data is purely transactional volume/price/cost, it fits the substance of both. In the absence of explicit context, I will select the category that represents the most common detailed transaction schedule found in filings, which often relates to insider activity (DIRS) or company buybacks (POS). Given the ambiguity, and the fact that this is detailed transaction data, I will select DIRS as a representative of insider transaction reporting, which frequently uses this format. However, POS is equally plausible. I will choose POS as it covers company share transactions which are often reported in this granular detail.
2022-05-18 English
Correction: Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 98% confidence The document is a 'Correction' to a previous 'stock market announcement (SMA)' detailing transactions made under a 'buy-back programme for Equinor ASA for shares to be used in the share-based incentive programmes for employees and management.' It explicitly reports the number of own shares purchased on a specific date (13 May 2022) and provides an aggregated overview of these transactions. This activity directly corresponds to the definition of a company reporting the repurchase or sale of its own shares. Therefore, the appropriate classification is Transaction in Own Shares (POS). The document length is short (2947 chars) and it mentions an appendix/attachment, but the core content is the transaction report itself, not just an announcement of a report's publication, making POS more specific than RPA or RNS.
2022-05-18 English
Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Director's Dealing Classification · 95% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of tabular data showing transactions with columns for 'Antall' (Quantity), 'Kurs' (Price), 'Totalt vederlag' (Total consideration/value), and 'Reg.dato' (Registration date/Time). This structure strongly suggests a report detailing individual share transactions or trades executed by insiders or the company itself. Reviewing the definitions, the category 'Director's Dealing (Code: DIRS)' covers 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)'. While the data could potentially relate to 'Transaction in Own Shares (POS)' if it were only company buybacks/sales, the format listing specific quantities and prices across many entries, often associated with insider reporting requirements in various jurisdictions, points more directly to DIRS, which covers executive/director transactions. Given the nature of the data (transaction logs), DIRS is the most appropriate fit over POS (which is usually a summary announcement of a program) or SHA (which is about capital structure changes). The high volume of specific transaction records supports this classification.
2022-05-18 English
Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly details transactions made under a 'buy-back programme for shares to be used in the share-based incentive programmes for employees and management.' It provides specific dates, volumes, average prices, and the total transaction value related to the company purchasing its own shares. This directly corresponds to the definition of 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS). The document is a report of these transactions, not merely an announcement of a report's publication.
2022-05-18 English
FORM 6-K
Regulatory Filings
2022-05-16 English
Equinor ASA: Eks utbytte 4q21
Notice of Dividend Amount Classification · 99% confidence The document text is extremely short (323 characters) and explicitly announces a dividend payment ('Eks utbytte 4q21' translates to 'Ex-dividend 4Q21') along with the specific amount ($0.40 USD total, split into ordinary and extraordinary components) and the ex-dividend date (May 12, 2022). This content directly corresponds to the definition of a Notice of Dividend Amount (DIV), which details the dividend amount and payment schedule.
2022-05-12 Norwegian

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