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Ticker · EQNR ISIN · NO0010096985 LEI · OW6OFBNCKXC4US5C7523 OL Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
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Filings indexed 4,455 across all filing types
Latest filing 2023-07-26 Earnings Release
Country NO Norway
Listing OL EQNR

About Equinor

https://www.equinor.com/

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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Equinor second quarter 2023
Earnings Release Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly states 'Equinor second quarter 2023' in the title and throughout the text, detailing financial and operational performance metrics for that specific period (Q2 2023). This content structure—summarizing key results, strategic progress, production figures, and capital distribution for a defined interim period—is characteristic of an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR). It is comprehensive enough to be more than just an Earnings Release (ER) but is not the full annual filing (10-K). Since it is the report itself and not an announcement of a report, RPA/RNS is not the primary classification. Q2 2023
2023-07-26 English
Regulatory Filings 2023
Regulatory Filings
2023-07-19 English
STOCK MARKET ANNOUNCEMENT
Regulatory Filings
2023-07-18 English
Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 95% 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 movements. Given the options, this data most closely aligns with reports detailing personal share transactions by directors/executives (Insider Trades) or general share transactions. Since there is no explicit mention of 'Director' or 'Executive' in the visible text, but the data clearly shows transactional activity (Volume, Price, Cost), the most fitting category that captures share movement reporting is 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS), which covers share repurchase/issuance, or 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS). However, the data format looks like a raw trade log, which often accompanies regulatory filings related to insider transactions or share buybacks. Since the data is extensive (141k chars total, though truncated) and detailed, it is likely a specific filing rather than a brief announcement. If this represents a company's own share repurchase program, POS is appropriate. If it represents insider trades, DIRS is appropriate. Without explicit context (like a filing header), I must rely on the content. The presence of many small, time-stamped transactions suggests either a market activity log or a detailed insider transaction report. Given the lack of explicit regulatory headers (like 4, 10-K, etc.), and the focus on volume/price/cost, 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS) is a strong candidate if the company is the buyer/seller, or 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) if it's executive trades. Since the data is highly granular and transactional, and doesn't fit the narrative reports (10-K, IR, ER), I will lean towards the category covering share transactions. POS covers the company buying/selling its own shares. DIRS covers director trades. Given the ambiguity, and the nature of raw trade data, I will select POS as a general transaction report, but DIRS is also plausible. Re-evaluating the definitions: POS is 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares (share repurchase/issuance)'. DIRS is 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)'. Without context, POS is a slightly broader fit for raw transaction logs than DIRS, which implies specific insider reporting forms. However, if this is a regulatory filing showing insider activity, DIRS is more precise. Given the high volume of individual entries, this looks like a detailed insider filing or a buyback log. I will classify it as Director's Dealing (DIRS) as these detailed logs are common in insider transaction reports.
2023-07-18 Russian
Equinor ASA: Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 100% confidence The document explicitly details transactions related to the company purchasing its own shares ('Buy-back of shares to share programmes for employees'). It provides specific dates, volumes, average prices, and aggregated totals for these repurchases. This directly corresponds to the definition of 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS), which covers share repurchases. The document mentions an appendix with a detailed overview of transactions, but the core content is the transaction report itself, not merely an announcement of a report's publication (which would suggest RPA or RNS). The length (2599 chars) is sufficient to contain the primary data, making it a report/disclosure rather than just a notification of availability.
2023-07-18 English
STOCK MARKET ANNOUNCEMENT
Regulatory Filings
2023-07-17 English

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