Stock Pulse
EQT Corp, North America's largest natural gas producer, benefited from increased demand due to cold weather and strong operational performance, contributing to positive Q1 2025 results [2]. The company completed a $3 billion debt exchange, strengthening its financial position and simplifying its capital structure after assuming EQM Midstream Partners' debts [5], [9]. While UBS lowered EQT's price target to $55 [3], Mizuho raised it to $60, anticipating strong Q1 results [4]. Despite some analyst concerns about market uncertainty and competitive pressures, EQT is focusing on deleveraging and maintaining its low-cost producer status [2], [8]. The upcoming Q1 2025 earnings release on April 22nd will be crucial for assessing the company's performance and future trajectory [7].