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EOG Resources' $5.6B cash acquisition of Encino adds significant reserves, enhances Utica synergies, and is highly accretive to 2025 cash flow and free cash flow. Low-cost operations, a strong balance sheet, and premium gas exposure position EOG for resilient cash generation and mid-single-digit production growth. Shareholder returns remain a priority, with a 3.3% dividend yield, a 7% dividend increase, and robust share repurchases supported by manageable debt.

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EOG Resources (NYSE: EOG) stock appears appealing at its present price of approximately $120, trading below its historical averages despite robust fundamentals. The company's stock dropped 4% in the last week, underperforming the S&P 500, which increased by 3%.