EQT Corp (EQT) stock price, news and key stats

Price

Last trade as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$53.13

Open

$52.88

Day range

$50.01 – $52.88

Volume

822K

52-week range

$47.94 – $68.24

Market cap

$31.5B

Forward P/E

13.1

Dividend yield

124.00%

Beta

0.58

Avg. volume

7.2M

Analyst target

$67.62

Next earnings

Oct 20, 2026

About EQT Corp

From the company's latest annual report (Form 10-K).

Latest EQT news

• Texas Pumped Over a Quarter of All U.S. Natural Gas in 2025
  OilPrice · Sep 15, 2026

  In 2025, Texas emerged as a dominant force in the U.S. natural gas market, accounting for over a quarter of the nation's total production. According to data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), Texas and Pennsylvania were the leading states, together contributing significantly to the overall output. The report indicates that these two states, along with two others, produced 61% of the country’s natural gas, underscoring the concentration of resources in a few key areas. The implications of Texas's substantial production are multifaceted. As the state continues to bolster its output, it not only strengthens its position in the domestic energy landscape but also influences global natural gas prices. Increased supply from Texas could lead to lower prices for consumers and industries reliant on natural gas, while also impacting the competitiveness of U.S. exports in international markets. Furthermore, this surge in production may prompt discussions around infrastructure investments and regulatory considerations to accommodate the growing output and ensure sustainable practices in the sector.

• Blackstone (BX) Could Be 10% Below Fair Value Following Nucleus Network Sale Talks
  Private Equity · Sep 12, 2026

  Blackstone Inc. is reportedly in discussions to sell its Australian clinical trials operator, Nucleus Network, in a deal that could be valued at around $1 billion. The sale process has attracted interest from prominent private equity firms, including EQT and Bain Capital, indicating strong market demand for clinical trial assets. This potential divestiture comes as Blackstone also navigates other significant transactions, including the refinancing of AirTrunk and the acquisition of Flow Control Holdings. Market analysts suggest that the sale of Nucleus Network could position Blackstone's stock to trade approximately 10% below its fair value, reflecting investor sentiment surrounding the company's strategic shifts. The divestiture aligns with Blackstone's broader strategy to streamline its portfolio and focus on higher-growth opportunities. As the auction progresses, the competitive interest from major private equity firms may drive up the asset's final sale price, potentially benefiting Blackstone's overall valuation in the long term. Investors will be closely monitoring these developments, as they could significantly impact Blackstone's financial performance and market positioning.

• US Natural Gas Market Verging on Record Growth
  Oil & Gas · Sep 10, 2026

  The U.S. natural gas market is on the brink of unprecedented growth, as producers are increasingly able to enhance output and reserves while significantly reducing capital expenditures. Recent reports indicate that industry capital expenditures have plummeted by 49%, yet production levels continue to rise, demonstrating a remarkable improvement in drilling efficiency and a commitment to spending discipline among operators. This trend suggests that the sector is adapting to market pressures and optimizing resources, positioning itself for a robust future. In addition to operational efficiencies, the natural gas sector is experiencing a surge in proposed capacity, with figures nearly tripling since 2024. While renewable energy sources and storage solutions still dominate the U.S. interconnection queues, the rapid increase in natural gas proposals highlights its growing importance in the energy mix. This shift could have significant implications for energy prices and market dynamics, as natural gas may play a pivotal role in balancing supply and demand, particularly as the country transitions towards a more sustainable energy landscape. As the natural gas market continues to expand, investors and stakeholders should closely monitor these developments. The combination of increased production capabilities and a strategic focus on cost management could lead to a more resilient market, potentially influencing energy prices and investment strategies in the broader commodities sector.

• Press remarks by Vice-President Séjourné and Commissioner Zaharieva on the Public Procurement Act and the European Innovation Act
  EU Commission · Sep 9, 2026

  Vice-President Marie-Pierre Séjourné and Commissioner Mariya Gabriel Zaharieva recently addressed the media regarding the implications of the Public Procurement Act and the European Innovation Act, emphasizing their potential to enhance competitiveness and innovation across the European Union. The Public Procurement Act aims to streamline procurement processes, making it easier for public entities to acquire goods and services while ensuring transparency and efficiency. This legislative move is expected to foster a more competitive environment for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), by reducing bureaucratic hurdles. The European Innovation Act, on the other hand, seeks to bolster research and development initiatives within the EU, providing a framework for funding and support for innovative projects. The act is designed to position Europe as a global leader in technological advancements and sustainable practices. Both initiatives are seen as critical to driving economic growth in the post-pandemic recovery phase, with the potential to attract investment and create jobs in various sectors. Market analysts suggest that the successful implementation of these acts could lead to increased investor confidence in the EU market, particularly in technology and green sectors. As public procurement becomes more efficient and innovation is prioritized, companies that align with these goals may see a surge in opportunities. However, the effectiveness of these measures will largely depend on the commitment of member states to adopt and enforce the new regulations.

• Americold (COLD) Raised $1.1B by Contributing 12 Warehouses to a Joint Venture. Is Deleveraging Worth Ceding 70% of the Economics?
  Yahoo Finance · Sep 4, 2026

  Americold Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: COLD) has entered into a significant joint venture with EQT’s Active Core Infrastructure fund, raising approximately $1.1 billion by contributing 12 temperature-controlled warehouses. This deal, valued at $1.3 billion, marks a pivotal moment for Americold, which has faced challenges in a competitive cold storage market. The partnership will provide the company with much-needed liquidity to address its debt levels while allowing EQT to leverage Americold's expertise in the cold logistics sector. The joint venture grants EQT a 70% stake in the economics of the contributed warehouses, a substantial ceding of control for Americold. However, the immediate influx of cash is expected to bolster Americold's balance sheet, potentially enhancing its ability to invest in growth opportunities and improve operational efficiencies. Market analysts view this move as a strategic step towards deleveraging, which could stabilize the company’s stock performance in the long term, especially amid rising demand for cold storage solutions driven by e-commerce and food distribution trends. Investors will be closely monitoring how this partnership unfolds, particularly in terms of operational synergies and financial performance. While the dilution of ownership might raise concerns among shareholders, the immediate cash boost could provide Americold with the necessary resources to navigate a challenging market landscape and position itself for future growth.

• Warburg Pincus sells McGill and Partners to EQT
  Private Equity · Sep 4, 2026

  EQT has announced a $2 billion deal to acquire a majority stake in London-based insurance broker McGill and Partners from Warburg Pincus, which is exiting its investment entirely. Founded in 2019 by industry veteran Steve McGill and a senior team, McGill and Partners has quickly established itself in the insurance sector, benefiting from Warburg Pincus's backing during its formative years. The transaction underscores the growing interest of private equity firms in the insurance brokerage market, which has seen increased activity as firms seek to capitalize on the sector's resilience and growth potential. The acquisition is expected to enhance EQT's portfolio, allowing the firm to leverage McGill and Partners' expertise and client relationships in the insurance space. Management will reinvest in the company, signaling confidence in its future growth prospects. This deal not only reflects the robust demand for insurance brokerage services but also highlights the competitive landscape among private equity firms looking to secure lucrative investments in the financial services sector. As the market continues to evolve, such strategic acquisitions may reshape the dynamics of the insurance industry, potentially leading to further consolidation.

• EQT strikes $2bn deal for insurance broker McGill
  FT Markets · Sep 4, 2026

  EQT, the Swedish private equity firm, has announced a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in London-based insurance broker McGill and Partners for $2 billion. This acquisition marks a significant move in the insurance sector, as private equity firms increasingly target financial services companies for investment. The deal involves EQT purchasing the stake from Warburg Pincus, which has been a key player in McGill's growth. The acquisition is expected to bolster EQT's portfolio in the insurance market, an area that has seen heightened interest from investors seeking stable returns amid economic uncertainty. With the insurance sector poised for growth due to rising demand for risk management solutions, EQT's investment could enhance McGill's capabilities and market reach. Market analysts suggest that this trend of private equity investment in insurance brokers may continue, as firms look to capitalize on the sector's resilience and potential for expansion.

• Energy price surge hits bond markets as European gas reaches three-year high
  FT Markets · Sep 2, 2026

  European natural gas prices have surged to a three-year high, exceeding 68 euros per megawatt-hour, driven by a combination of geopolitical tensions and dwindling storage levels. The recent escalation of hostilities between the US and Iran has heightened concerns over liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply, prompting a 5% increase in prices. This marks a significant rise from the beginning of the year, when prices were approximately half of the current levels. The implications of this price surge are substantial for both consumers and businesses across Europe. With energy prices expected to continue climbing into the autumn, households may face increased utility bills despite government efforts to mitigate the financial burden. Additionally, the current price levels remain significantly lower than those seen during the peak of the energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, suggesting that while the situation is serious, it has not yet reached the extremes of previous crises. Market analysts will be closely monitoring the situation, as further geopolitical developments could exacerbate supply concerns and drive prices even higher.

• Could EQT (EQT) Be a Major Winner From LNG and Data Center Power Demand?
  Yahoo Finance · Aug 20, 2026

  EQT Corporation is poised to capitalize on the increasing demand for natural gas driven by liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and the burgeoning energy needs of data centers. In its recent second quarter results, the company reported higher production volumes despite a slight dip in average prices, indicating a strategic focus on securing long-term contracts rather than merely increasing output. This approach positions EQT to benefit from the anticipated growth in electricity consumption, particularly as more power plants and data centers come online. The market responded positively to EQT's strategy, with shares rising 6.6% in recent trading, despite the company missing adjusted earnings estimates by a narrow margin. The announcement of a new agreement to supply natural gas to a significant upcoming project underscores EQT's commitment to meeting the evolving energy demands of the U.S. economy. As LNG exports continue to expand and data centers proliferate, EQT's ability to convert these trends into contracted gas demand could enhance its market position and drive future growth. Investors may view this as a signal of EQT's potential to emerge as a major player in the energy sector amidst shifting consumption patterns.

• ‘Not worth the squeeze’: global private equity makes zero deals in China
  FT · Aug 18, 2026

  Global private equity activity in China has come to a standstill, with firms making no new deals in the region, a stark contrast to the record fundraising seen elsewhere in Asia. This trend reflects growing caution among investors, particularly limited partners, who have been unsettled by the Chinese government's increasing intervention in private market transactions. The lack of deals highlights a significant shift in sentiment, as firms reassess the risks associated with investing in a market that has become increasingly unpredictable. In contrast, private equity firms are thriving outside of China, with notable fundraising successes such as EQT's recent closure of a $15.6 billion Asia-Pacific fund, the largest of its kind. Blackstone has also announced ambitious fundraising efforts, signaling strong investor appetite for opportunities in other Asian markets. However, the absence of new investments in China raises concerns about the long-term viability of private equity in the region, potentially leading to a reallocation of capital towards more stable markets. As geopolitical tensions and regulatory uncertainties persist, private equity firms may continue to prioritize regions with clearer investment landscapes, further isolating China from the global private equity boom.

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