BP p.l.c. (BP) Stock: Price, Forecast & Analyst Target
BP p.l.c. (BP) — MoonshotScore 80/100 (Exceptional band), calculated Oct 6, 2026. Price $44.62 (-0.38%), as of the Oct 6, 2026 trading session; market cap $115B.
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BP p.l.c. · BP · NYSE · Energy · Oil & Gas Integrated
Research dated 2026-09-12: BP is an integrated energy business spanning crude oil and natural gas production, refining, trading, power, fuel retail, convenience stores, aviation, Castrol lubricants, electric charging and lower-carbon projects. The case now rests on whether stronger operating results and divestment cash can reduce financial obligations without weakening the assets that generate cash.
Price as of Oct 6, 2026
Key Statistics
MoonshotScore v2 · BP (BP)
ExceptionalWhy this rating? Method, drivers & history
Bands for the MoonshotScore: Exceptional 80-100 · Strong 65-79 · Fair 45-64 · Weak below 45.
- Business Quality — Is this a genuinely good business?
- Financial Safety — Could this blow up on me?
- Valuation — Am I paying a fair price?
- Growth Durability — Is the growth real and likely to last?
- Momentum — Is the market already moving on this?
A strong balance sheet, at a dirt-cheap price, though quality is only middling; the market is already moving on it. Business Quality: Average; Financial Safety: Fortress; Valuation: Cheap; Growth Durability: Growing; Momentum: Rising.
- quarterly revenue $70.11B (Q2 FY2026, quarter ended Jun 2026)
- EPS beat 6 of 8
- Altman Z 1.41 · Piotroski F 9
Helping: balance-sheet strength, an attractive price, positive momentum
What has the MoonshotScore done over time?
| Recorded | Score | Band |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | Exceptional | |
| 81 | Exceptional | |
| 81 | Exceptional | |
| 81 | Exceptional | |
| 81 | Exceptional | |
| 80 | Exceptional |
The score was 80 in the stored Oct 5, 2026 snapshot and remains 80 in the current publication computed Oct 6, 2026 (0); the largest pillar moves were Momentum -2; the pillar moves offset under the sector-relative weighting, so the headline score is unchanged. This current publication is not yet represented in the immutable snapshot archive.
Calculation uses the most recent completed US trading session. Live price changes do not update the score immediately.
Computed · Educational signal · not a buy or sell recommendation · How the MoonshotScore is computed →
Price & valuation
| Measure | Value | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Latest provided price | $44.62 | |
| Change on the day | -0.38% | |
| 52-week range | $32.72–$48.27 | |
| Market capitalisation | $115B | |
| Price / earnings (trailing) | 21.51 | |
| Beta (volatility vs the S&P 500) | -0.21 |
Price & events
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Other perspectives
Council score for BP (BP): perspectives
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5-Factor Breakdown
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Balance Sheet & Valuation · historical
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How to read these bars and different assessments
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On Sep 9, 2026, the Munger lens read the price at that time as fairly valued against its own estimate of value.
Readings on this page are from Oct 6, 2026, except a card that shows its own read date.
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What is BP (BP), and what does it report?
Short answer · as of
BP does not merely extract and sell hydrocarbons. It produces oil and gas, converts and trades energy, sells fuel and convenience goods to motorists, supplies aviation and business customers, markets Castrol lubricants, and develops power, charging, hydrogen, wind and carbon-capture activities.
Research dated 2026-09-12.
BP does not merely extract and sell hydrocarbons. It produces oil and gas, converts and trades energy, sells fuel and convenience goods to motorists, supplies aviation and business customers, markets Castrol lubricants, and develops power, charging, hydrogen, wind and carbon-capture activities.
Reported revenue therefore blends commodity sales with refining, trading, retail and branded products. Oil products dominate the disclosed segment mix, while natural gas products and other products and services provide additional revenue streams; movements in group sales cannot be read as a clean measure of production volume or crude prices alone.
What do the latest results show for BP (BP)?
Short answer · as of
The most recent reported quarter, Q2 FY2026, carried revenue of $70.11B.
Research dated 2026-09-12.
The latest reported period extended the recovery from the preceding loss: revenue, gross profit, operating profit and net income all strengthened, while operating cash flow accelerated sharply despite broadly similar capital spending. Recent earnings releases have also tended to clear revenue and earnings expectations, although accounting profit has remained much less stable across periods than revenue.
Management is pairing organic cash generation with asset sales to reduce financial obligations. The completed sale of the Gelsenkirchen refinery feeds that divestment program, while the higher expected tax burden means stronger operating performance will not flow through to shareholders without leakage.
Where is operating spending going?
Revenue alongside research and development, selling, general and administrative expenses, and the FMP standardized operating result.
| Period end | Revenue | R&D | SG&A | FMP standardized operating result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 30, 2026 | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Mar 31, 2026 | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Dec 31, 2025 | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available |
| Sep 30, 2025 | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available |
USD. The operating result is the FMP-standardized value supplied by FMP; it may differ from a filing’s GAAP loss from operations when the provider classifies separately presented items differently. It is not net income or cash flow.
Quarterly income statement — 4 quarters
| Period | Revenue | Net income | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q2 FY2026 | $70.11B | $3.91B | $1.50 (diluted) |
| Q1 FY2026 | $52.26B | $3.84B | $1.47 (diluted) |
| Q4 FY2025 | $47.38B | -$3.42B | -$1.33 (diluted) |
| Q3 FY2025 | $48.42B | $1.16B | $0.44 (diluted) |
What are the financial strengths and risks for BP (BP)?
Short answer
Cash and short-term investments were $0.00 at the Jun 30, 2026 balance-sheet date. This figure does not establish a cash runway.
Research dated 2026-09-12.
BP combines substantial liquidity with substantial leverage. Cash and short-term investments have been resilient and recently increased, while the broader cash-and-investment total exceeds debt; however, much of that broader total consists of long-term investments with an unclassified character, so it should not be treated as freely available cash.
Operating cash flow comfortably exceeded capital spending in the latest period, giving BP internal capacity to fund investment and address obligations. The risk is variability: quarterly cash generation has swung widely, annual net income has been thin relative to revenue in recent periods, and debt remains greater than cash and short-term investments.
A strong quality screen sits beside a weak distress screen, a useful warning against reducing the balance-sheet assessment to a single label. Commodity exposure, refining economics, trading outcomes and taxes can all change the amount of operating cash left after investment and obligations.
Data-derived red flags
- Financial-distress signal — its Altman Z-Score of 1.41 sits in the distress zone (elevated bankruptcy risk).
- Rich valuation — a P/E of 21.51 runs well above the Energy sector’s ~14.90x, leaving little room for a miss.
What should you watch next at BP (BP)?
Short answer · as of
Current published price targets run low $46.00 · high $57.00 · consensus $52.86 · median $53.00 against a quoted price of $44.62 (as of Oct 6, 2026).
Research dated 2026-09-12.
Watch whether operating cash flow remains well above capital spending after its latest surge, and whether cash and short-term investments continue to rise as financial obligations decline. That combination would show that deleveraging is being funded by the business rather than merely by reclassifying investments or selling assets.
The next earnings release should be read across revenue, operating profit, net income and cash flow, not earnings per share alone. Also track realized divestment proceeds, the effect of the refinery disposal on refining exposure, and the drag from the updated tax outlook.
Longer-range revenue expectations cluster around a fairly narrow central path while the surrounding estimates spread widely. For BP, progress is more convincingly demonstrated by durable cash conversion and lower obligations than by modest changes in group revenue.
What the records here don't tell us
- No forward revenue or earnings estimate is on file.
- The next earnings date is not yet scheduled in the calendar we read.
- No insider Form 4 transaction falls inside the window this page reads.
Checked against the records this page reads, on the dates shown above.
How does BP compare with its peers?
Short answer
BP's score ranks 7th of 13 in the bounded comparison shown, against 12 same-model peers. These are company scores, not expected investment returns. The set lists named competitors first, then companies in the same data-provider industry classification closest in market value; that classification is the provider's, not our judgment of business similarity.
Research dated 2026-09-12.
Unlike a pure upstream producer, BP captures economics from extraction through trading, refining, distribution and the customer transaction. Unlike a pure refiner or fuel retailer, it also owns oil and gas production and participates in integrated gas and power.
Castrol, convenience retail, aviation supply, charging and business services add demand channels that are not identical to selling crude. Wind, hydrogen and carbon capture broaden the asset pipeline further, but disclosed revenue remains concentrated in oil products and natural gas products, so the economic profile is still anchored in hydrocarbons.
| Company | Price | Market value | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| $42.35 Oct 5, 2026 | $101B | 90 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $48.31 Oct 5, 2026 | $101B | 89 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $96.52 Oct 5, 2026 | $269B | 88 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $68.77 Oct 5, 2026 | $80.7B | 87 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $31.47 Oct 5, 2026 | $58.0B | 83 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $128.40 Oct 5, 2026 | $156B | 82 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| BP (BP) — this page | $44.62 | $115B | 80 |
| $24.14 Oct 5, 2026 | $156B | 79 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $84.37 Oct 5, 2026 | $188B | 77 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $123.51 Oct 5, 2026 | $61.2B | 72 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $17.25 Oct 5, 2026 | $35.5B | 72 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $206.47 Oct 5, 2026 | $411B | 72 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 | |
| $76.34 Oct 5, 2026 | $7.26B | 72 5-pillar Oct 6, 2026 |
Only 5-pillar scores are ranked together. Other models are not directly comparable. Price and score dates are shown separately; market-value dates are unavailable.
The records behind this page
Analyst targets & estimates
What analysts have on file
- Price target, low to high
- $46.00 – $57.00
- Consensus target
- $52.86
- Median target
- $53.00
Consensus record · Captured .
Measured against a quoted price of $44.62 (as of Oct 6, 2026).
BP Energy Stock FAQ
Research dated 2026-09-12; the answers below are from that research, and the full attribution is under Sources. The last 2 questions are answered from this page's own dated data, not from the research.
How do Castrol and convenience stores change BP's exposure to crude oil?
They give BP branded products and customer transactions beyond the sale of produced crude. Those activities broaden the route to market, but they remain housed within a group whose disclosed revenue is led by oil products.
What does BP's Customers and Products arm sell beyond fuel?
It includes convenience retail, Castrol lubricants, electric charging, aviation and business services, alongside refining, trading, transport, storage and bioenergy activities.
Why do BP's divestments matter for financial obligations?
Management expects disposal proceeds to supplement organic cash generation in reducing obligations. The refinery sale shows that this program can also alter BP's operating footprint, so debt reduction and future earnings capacity need to be assessed together.
How do gas trading and low carbon projects fit inside BP?
BP's gas and low-carbon operations combine natural gas extraction, integrated gas and power, electricity trading, wind, hydrogen and carbon capture. That makes the segment both a hydrocarbon business and a platform for selected lower-carbon assets.
What is the BP stock price today?
The last price recorded on this page for BP p.l.c. (BP) is $44.62, as of the Oct 6, 2026 trading session (source: Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote). It is a provider snapshot, not a live exchange feed, so check a brokerage quote before you trade.
What is the BP price target?
The analyst consensus price target for BP p.l.c. (BP) is $52.86 (range $46.00 to $57.00, median $53.00), per FMP data captured Oct 5, 2026. Targets are analyst opinions and change often; they are not a Stock Expert AI forecast.
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Research written by Codex (gpt-5.6-sol) on 2026-09-12. AI-authored analysis; source dates are shown with each answer. Editorial oversight is systemic, not page-by-page. Editorially accountable: Sedat ANAK, Founder and Editor-in-Chief.
Sources — records for every figure on this page (25 figures)
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OFFICIAL — 1 fact from SEC filings and earnings calls
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id.hq | SEC filing business address | 1 ST James's Square, London, X0, SW1Y 4PD | OFFICIAL | SEC EDGAR filer business address — The SEC filer business address. Our market-data provider separately lists "1 St James's Square, London, GL, SW1Y 4PD, GB". |
FMP — 20 facts from Financial Modeling Prep endpoint families
| Fact ID | Fact | Value as shown | As of | Tier | Source |
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px.last | Latest provided price | $44.62 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote — Dated to the US trading session the price belongs to, derived from the quote record's timestamp (weekend and pre-open reads roll back to the previous weekday; exchange holidays are not modelled). The record does not establish an exchange execution time. | |
px.change | Change on the day | -0.38% | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote | |
px.mcap | Market capitalization | $115B | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote — Provider market cap uses the share class it prices; a company with more than one class may show a larger total elsewhere. Market cap record date: 2026-10-06. Source capture time was not supplied. No share-count basis is inferred; this page preserves the reported amount instead of recalculating it from shares. | |
px.change_abs | Change on the day, in dollars | −$0.17 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote | |
fin.q_revenue | Revenue, Q2 FY2026 | $70.11B | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · income statement (quarterly) | |
px.range52 | 52-week range | $32.72–$48.27 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) quote | |
px.pe | Price / earnings (trailing) | 21.51 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · quote | |
px.beta | Beta | -0.21 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) company profile | |
id.ceo | Chief executive | Marguerite Eileen O'Neill | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) key executives (proxy-derived) — Titles and pay come from the company's proxy statement as our provider parsed it. | |
id.employees | Employees | 93,700 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) company profile | |
fin.annual | Revenue and net result by fiscal year | 5 fiscal years, FY1970 through FY2025: FY1970 revenue $0.00, net result $0.00; FY2022 revenue $0.00, net result $0.00; FY2023 revenue $0.00, net result $0.00; FY2024 revenue $0.00, net result $0.00; FY2025 revenue $0.00, net result $0.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's 10-K income statements | |
fin.gross_margin | Gross margin (trailing twelve months) | 28.3% | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) key-metrics-ttm + ratios-ttm — A ratio our provider could not compute is absent rather than shown as zero. | |
fin.q_table | Quarterly income statement | 4 quarters through Q2 FY2026 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · income statement (quarterly), as filed | |
fin.cash_investments | Cash and short-term investments | $0.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's balance sheet — Long-term investments are shown separately; their marketability is not established by the provider field. The cash and short-term investment balance does not establish unrestricted availability. Long-term investments are excluded and remain unclassified. Restrictions on cash and short-term investments require separate review. The market-value ratio is undefined when the reported amount is zero. | |
fin.total_debt | Total debt | $0.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's balance sheet — Long-term investments are shown separately; their marketability is not established by the provider field. The cash and short-term investment balance does not establish unrestricted availability. | |
fin.price_to_book | Price to book value | 7.90× | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) key-metrics-ttm + ratios-ttm — A ratio our provider could not compute is absent rather than shown as zero. | |
earn.pt | Stored analyst price targets | low $46.00 · high $57.00 · consensus $52.86 · median $53.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · price-target consensus — Captured Oct 5, 2026 · Coverage not supplied | |
earn.pt_range | Analyst price target, low to high | $46.00 – $57.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · price-target consensus — Captured Oct 5, 2026 · Coverage not supplied | |
earn.pt_consensus | Consensus analyst price target | $52.86 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · price-target consensus — Captured Oct 5, 2026 · Coverage not supplied | |
earn.pt_median | Median analyst price target | $53.00 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) · price-target consensus — Captured Oct 5, 2026 · Coverage not supplied |
UNRECORDED — 2 facts from stored observations whose source was not recorded
| Fact ID | Fact | Value as shown | As of | Tier | Source |
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earn.history | Reported versus estimated, recent quarters | EPS beat 6 of 8 | UNRECORDED | Stored earnings-history observation — Captured 2026-10-03 · Expired observation | |
fin.scores | Distress and quality screens | Altman Z 1.41 · Piotroski F 9 | UNRECORDED | Stored financial-scores observation — Captured 2026-10-04 · Expired observation |
OURS — 2 facts from Stock Expert AI's own score and rank
| Fact ID | Fact | Value as shown | As of | Tier | Source |
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ours.moonshot | MoonshotScore v2 | 80 of 100 · Exceptional · pillars 54 / 85 / 95 / 64 / 73 | OURS | Stock Expert AI MoonshotScore v2 engine | |
ours.moonshot_change | MoonshotScore movement | 80 (stored snapshot Oct 5, 2026) → 80 (current publication computed Oct 6, 2026) (0) | OURS | Stock Expert AI current score publication and immutable score snapshots — The current score publication is not yet represented in the immutable snapshot archive. |
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| Evidence | Captured value | Source date | Source type | Source |
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| Business description | BP p.l.c. operates as a global energy company, offering a wide array of carbon-based and sustainable products and services. Its operations are structured across three primary segments: Gas & Low Carbon Energy, Oil Production & Operations, and Customers & Products. The Gas & Low Carbon Energy division is responsible for the extraction and integrated generation of natural gas and power. It actively trades gas and both renewable and non-renewable electricity. This segment also manages onshore and offshore wind farms and develops innovative solutions like hydrogen production and carbon capture and storage facilities. Meanwhile, the Oil Production & Operations segment focuses on crude oil extraction. The Customers & Products arm encompasses a diverse portfolio, including convenience stores and retail fuel sales, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and the Castrol lubricants brand. It extends its reach to aviation and business-to-business (B2B) services, alongside midstream operations (like transportation and storage), refining activities, oil trading, and the expanding bioenergy sector. Established in 1908, BP maintains its headquarters in London, United Kingdom. | 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) company profile |
| Revenue by segment | Natural Gas Products: $27.48B; Oil And Gas, Crude Oil: $2.06B; Oil and Gas, Oil Products: $114.21B; Product And Service Other 1: $15.13B | 2025-12-31 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) revenue segmentation, from the company's 10-K |
| Quarterly income statement (USD thousands) | Captured record · 8 entries
| 2026-06-30 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's 10-Q and 10-K income statements |
| Operating cash flow by quarter (USD millions) | Captured record · 8 entries
| 2026-06-30 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's 10-Q cash-flow statements |
| Cash, investments and debt | Total debt: $72.69B; Liquidity basis: cash and short-term investments; Total liabilities: $218.21B; Cash and short-term investments: $37.23B; Cash and investments: $85.37B; Long-term investments: $48.14B; Long-term investments classification: unclassified Long-term investments are shown separately; their marketability is not established by the provider field. The cash and short-term investment balance does not establish unrestricted availability. | 2026-06-30 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's balance sheet |
| Management outlook — dated call excerpts | Captured record · 3 entries
Selected verbatim statements from the latest available call, dated by the transcript provider. Management expectations, not completed milestones or guarantees. Relative dates retain the speaker's wording. | 2026-08-04 | OFFICIAL | Company earnings call, transcript via Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) |
| Sector / industry (provider taxonomy) | Energy / Oil & Gas Integrated The company's SEC filings classify it under SIC 2911 — Petroleum Refining. | 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) company profile |
| Annual revenue and net result (USD millions) | Captured record · 5 entries
| 2025-12-31 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's 10-K income statements |
| Reported versus estimated, last 8 quarters | Captured record · 8 entries
| 2026-08-04 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) earnings |
| Cash and investment components | Total basis: cash short and long-term investments; Total: $85.37B; Cash and short-term investments: $37.23B; Long-term investments: $48.14B; Long-term investments classification: unclassified Sums the balance sheet's cash and short-term investments with its long-term investments.; The long-term investment field does not establish marketability; the sum is not a measure of available liquidity.; These provider fields do not establish investment access restrictions or explain differences from third-party cash figures. | 2026-06-30 | COMPUTED | Computed from the balance sheet |
| Cash and short-term investments over time (USD millions) | Captured record · 8 entries
| 2026-06-30 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP), from the company's quarterly balance sheets |
| Cash against market value | As of: 2026-06-30; Cash basis: cash and short-term investments; Net cash: -$35.47B; Total debt: $72.69B; Cash and investments: $37.23B Price-based multiples captured at research time are not repeated here; the page shows each once, from current figures with their own dates. Cash is the latest reported cash and short-term investment balance; long-term investments are excluded. Market capitalization is the latest provider value.; The reported balance does not establish unrestricted availability or liquidation value.; The two are measured on different dates — the balance sheet is a quarter-end, the market cap is a recent close.; Debt is total debt as reported, including operating lease liabilities where the filer includes them. | 2026-06-30 | COMPUTED | Computed from the balance sheet and the latest market capitalization |
| Trailing twelve-month ratio set | Quick ratio: 0.95; Current ratio: 1.27; Debt to equity: 1.24; Net margin: 2.5%; Gross margin: 21.9%; Operating margin: 13.7%; Return on assets: 1.8%; Return on equity: 9.5% Price-based multiples captured at research time are not repeated here; the page shows each once, from current figures with their own dates. A ratio our provider could not compute is absent rather than shown as zero. | 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) key-metrics-ttm + ratios-ttm |
| Distress and quality screens | Altman Z-score: 1.42; Piotroski F-score: 9 Altman Z below 1.8 is the conventional distress zone. For a company holding large cash against negative retained earnings the score mostly reflects the retained-earnings term. | 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) financial scores |
| Next earnings report | Date: 2026-10-30; EPS estimate: $1.7 per share; Revenue estimate: $57.99B The date is our provider's estimate until the company confirms it. | 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) earnings calendar |
| Analyst revenue and earnings estimates (average) | Captured record · 4 entries
| 2026-09-12 | FMP | Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) analyst estimates |
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