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2874 companies · fiscal year 2025 · SEC EDGAR · September 25, 2026

Energy companies that buy back the most stock

Share buybacks are the cash a company spent during the year repurchasing its own stock, taken from the financing section of the cash-flow statement. Most companies buy back nothing at all — the line is absent rather than zero — so this ranking covers the minority that do. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–86 of 86 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Shell (SHEL) tops the list with $13.9B in share buybacks for fiscal 2025, ahead of Chevron ($12.1B) and Totalenergies ($7.7B). The top 10 together report $60.2B in share buybacks; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×5.75. 86 companies in Energy report share buybacks, 4.6% of the 1853-filer universe. The last place on the list, Granite Ridge Resources, comes in at $16,000.

Share buybacks
#CompanyShare buybacksYoY15-year trend
1ShellSHELGB$13.9B−0.1%
2ChevronCVXUS$12.1B−20.7%
3TotalenergiesTTEFR$7.7B−3.5%
4EquinorEQNRNO$5.9B−1.6%
5ConocoPhillipsCOPUS$5.0B−8.1%
6BPBPGB$4.5B−37.1%
7Marathon PetroleumMPCUS$3.5B−62.0%
8Valero EnergyVLOUS$2.6B−9.6%
9Eog ResourcesEOGUS$2.6B−21.0%
10SLBSLBUS$2.4B+39.0%
11Imperial OilIMOCA$2.3B+18.2%
12Suncor EnergySUCA$2.2B+5.5%
13EniEIT$2.1B−1.6%
14Cenovus EnergyCVECA$1.4B+35.3%
15Phillips 66PSXUS$1.2B−65.0%
16Devon EnergyDVNUS$1.1B−0.7%
17Canadian Natural ResourcesCNQCA$1.0B−46.6%
18HalliburtonHALUS$1.0B+0.2%
19Diamondback EnergyFANGUS$959M+14.2%
20TechnipfmcFTIGB$918M+129.5%
21CNX ResourcesCNXUS$524M+184.2%
22Alpha Metallurgical ResourcesAMRUS$522M+66,287.2%
23MPLXMPLXUS$400M+22.7%
24Hess MidstreamHESMUS$400M+33.3%
25Baker HughesBKRUS$384M−20.7%
26California ResourcesCRCUS$377M+96.4%
27Chord EnergyCHRDUS$365M−17.9%
28HF SinclairDINOUS$354M−47.3%
29NovNOVUS$315M+37.6%
30OvintivOVVUS$307M−48.6%
31Gulfport EnergyGPORUS$250M+$250M
32Core Natural ResourcesCNRUS$224M+216.4%
33Kosmos EnergyKOSUS$206M+9,291.6%
34Antero ResourcesARUS$136M+81.0%
35Par PacificPARRUS$125M−12.1%
36Talos EnergyTALOUS$119M+164.4%
37Vermilion EnergyVETCA$103M+46.2%
38Murphy OilMURUS$103M−65.9%
39Weatherford InternationalWFRDUS$101M+2.0%
40Expand EnergyEXEUS$100M+$100M
41ValarisVALBM$100M−20.9%
42ValvolineVVVUS$76.8M−66.1%
43Patterson Uti EnergyPTENUS$69.6M−76.0%
44Northern Oil & GasNOGUS$57.0M−39.7%
45Matador ResourcesMTDRUS$55.8M+$55.8M
46Woodside EnergyWDSAU$53.0M+$53.0M
47Quaker ChemicalKWRUS$41.5M−15.7%
48Oceaneering InternationalOIIUS$40.3M+100.9%
49Obsidian EnergyOBECA$39.3M+29.0%
50DnowDNOWUS$37.0M+60.9%
51Forum Energy TechnologiesFETUS$34.6M+$34.6M
52Crescent EnergyCRGYUS$33.5M+326.6%
53Hornbeck Offshore ServicesHOSUS$29.6M+147.1%
54North American ConstructionNOACA$27.5M+774.1%
55Liberty EnergyLBRTUS$24.9M−80.7%
56Baytex EnergyBTECA$21.1M−87.0%
57NobleNEUS$20.0M−93.3%
58Nabors IndustriesNBRBM$18.1M+971.2%
59Oil States InternationalOISUS$16.6M+16.9%
60Flowco HoldingsFLOCUS$15.0M+$15.0M
61Primeenergy ResourcesPNRGUS$13.6M+0.9%
62SM EnergySMUS$13.0M−84.9%
63Core LaboratoriesCLBUS$12.4M+134.2%
64Ranger Energy ServicesRNGRUS$12.2M−21.3%
65Ypf Sociedad AnonimaYPFAR$10.0M+$10.0M
66Delek Logistics PartnersDKLUS$10.0M+$10.0M
67Innovex InternationalINVXUS$9.3M+$9.3M
68Plains All American PipelinePAAUS$8.0M+$8.0M
69Select Water SolutionsWTTRUS$7.3M−7.9%
70Sandridge EnergySDUS$6.4M+2,648.1%
71CactusWHDUS$5.9M−36.5%
72Black Stone MineralsBSMUS$4.4M−19.1%
73Gran Tierra EnergyGTECA$3.5M−77.4%
74RPCRESUS$2.9M−71.1%
75Nacco IndustriesNCUS$2.5M−74.5%
76Battalion OilBATLUS$2.1M+1,068.9%
77Ramaco ResourcesMETCUS$1.8M—
78Drilling Tools InternationalDTIUS$1.3M+$1.3M
79Infinity Natural ResourcesINRUS$1.2M+$1.2M
80Vaalco EnergyEGYUS$709,000−89.6%
81Prairie OperatingPROPUS$531,000+$531,000
82KLX Energy ServicesKLXEUS$300,0000.0%
83Atlas Energy SolutionsAESIUS$200,000+$200,000
84Borr DrillingBORRBM$200,000−99.0%
85NCS MultistageNCSMUS$175,000—
86Granite Ridge ResourcesGRNTUS$16,000−96.4%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 86

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