10-QOil & Gas E&P

MURPHY OIL CORPORATION

MUR · Period ending 2026-03-31 · Filed 2026-05-06

Valuation

Oil & Gas E&P
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Price

$40.01

52-Week Range

$21.86$40.01 now$43.34

Decision Context

Altman Z-Score indicates financial distress risk. Review debt levels and cash runway before any position sizing decision.

Based on filing period ending Mar 2026

FisclearScore is a quantitative model using public financial data and sector median benchmarks (refreshed monthly). Not financial advice. Always conduct independent due diligence.

MUR vs

Macro Context

Fed Funds Rate

3.64%

Accommodative

10-Year Treasury

4.32%

2026-04-01

Unemployment

4.3%

Near full employment

CPI Index

332.4

2026-04-01

M2 Money Supply

$22.8T

2026-04-01

The Federal Funds rate stands at 3.64% — a moderately elevated rate environment that raises borrowing costs across the economy; 10-year Treasury yields are at 4.32%, setting the benchmark for long-term corporate borrowing; Unemployment stands at 4.3%; Industrial production index is at 102.5; M2 money supply is $22.8T; CPI index stands at 332.4.

SWOT Analysis — MUR

Inflationary Boom
Macro lens (Inflationary Boom): Rising costs and tighter margins amplify financial risks in this regime.

Strengths

  • Operating Cash Flow: $1.4B (+77.2% YoY) — Operating cash flow grew 77% — the business generated more cash from day-to-day operations.

Weaknesses

  • Net Income: $104.2M (-74.4% YoY) — Profit fell 74% but remained positive.

  • EPS (Diluted): $0.72 (-73.3% YoY) — Earnings per share fell 73%.

  • Revenue: $2.7B (-10.2% YoY) — Revenue fell 10% — the company generated less from its core operations.

Opportunities

  • Total Assets: $9.8B (+1.7% YoY) — Total assets grew 2% — the company's resource base expanded.

Threats

  • Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.

  • Current ratio of 0.77x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure.

  • Revenue declined 10% year-over-year — the company brought in less from its core business than the prior year.

  • Net income dropped 74% year-over-year — a significant compression in profitability.

Financial Charts

Revenue vs Net Income

Margin Trend

Operating Cash Flow

Year-over-Year Changes

Operating Cash Flow

$1.4B

was $802.7M

+77.2%

Operating cash flow grew 77% — the business generated more cash from day-to-day operations.

Net Income

$104.2M

was $407.2M

−74.4%

Profit fell 74% but remained positive.

EPS (Diluted)

$0.72

was $2.70

−73.3%

Earnings per share fell 73%.

Revenue

$2.7B

was $3.0B

−10.2%

Revenue fell 10% — the company generated less from its core operations.

Total Assets

$9.8B

was $9.7B

+1.7%

Total assets grew 2% — the company's resource base expanded.

Risk Flags

2 high · 2 medium · 0 low
  • High

    Revenue has declined for two consecutive years — a sustained downtrend that may signal structural or competitive headwinds.

  • High

    Current ratio of 0.77x — short-term liabilities exceed current assets, which could create near-term liquidity pressure.

  • Medium

    Revenue declined 10% year-over-year — the company brought in less from its core business than the prior year.

  • Medium

    Net income dropped 74% year-over-year — a significant compression in profitability.

Price History

Technical Signals

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Data sourced from SEC EDGAR, FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data), and Yahoo Finance. For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.