ConocoPhillips Stock - Insider share-based award filed with SEC and chart picture mid-week

Edited by ad hoc news Operations & Strategy Desk. Verified prior to publication on 06/17/2026, 14:56 UTC. Details in the imprint.

ConocoPhillips (US20825C1045) disclosed a new share-based award for board member Robert A. Niblock in a Form 4 filing. According to the SEC report dated 06/16/2026, the director received 322 deferred stock units linked 1-for-1 to ConocoPhillips common stock based on the Form 4 filing.

What the Form 4 filing shows

The latest Form 4 states that Robert A. Niblock was granted 322 stock units as part of director compensation, not through an open-market transaction according to a StockTitan summary.

Each unit is economically equivalent to one ConocoPhillips share and is credited to a deferred account. After the award, Niblock's total deferred holdings rise to about 95,531.55 stock units, including dividend-equivalent units accumulated over time.

Operations and strategy remain central

Beyond governance and compensation details, ConocoPhillips continues to position itself as one of the largest independent exploration and production companies, with upstream assets across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

The group has been emphasizing disciplined capital allocation, notably combining shareholder distributions with reinvestment in shale, LNG and conventional projects, as highlighted in recent strategy materials on its corporate site in its latest sustainability reporting.

How ConocoPhillips makes its money

ConocoPhillips generates revenue primarily by exploring for, producing and marketing crude oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids, with key positions in US shale basins such as the Permian, Eagle Ford and Bakken alongside international LNG-linked gas projects.

Where the stock trades today

ConocoPhillips shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange at about $111.34 as of 06/16/2026, 20:00 ET.

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