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      How Did The Phillips 66 (PSX) Stock Fall 5% Today? - Stocks Telegraph

      By Fahim Awan

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      March 9, 2022

      5:19 PM UTC

      How Did The Phillips 66 (PSX) Stock Fall 5% Today? - Stocks Telegraph

      Phillips 66 (PSX) shares have dropped -5.22% at $79.91 in Wednesday’s session. PSX stock finished the last trading session at $84.31. The stock recorded a trading volume of 6.47 million shares, which is below the average daily trading volume published for the last 50 days of 4.01 million shares. The shares of PSX have advanced 2.60% in the last five days; however, they have lost -5.10% over the last month.

      Phillips 66 (PSX) stock price has added 18.63% over the last three months and has gained 16.35 percent so far this year. Further, the stock is being traded at a price-to-earnings ratio of 28.47. Additionally, it has a price to cash flow ratio of 14.15 and its price to sales ratio stands at 0.33. PSX stock is falling after a merger completion.

      Who has merged Phillips 66 with?

      Phillips 66 (PSX) is a broadened energy assembling and coordinated operations organization. With an arrangement of Midstream, Chemicals, Refining, and Marketing and Specialties organizations, PSX processes, transports, stores, and markets fill and items worldwide. Settled in Houston, the organization has 14,000 representatives focused on wellbeing and working greatness. Phillips 66 had $56 billion of resources as of Dec. 31, 2021.

      Phillips 66 (PSX) reported today the fruition of the recently declared consolidation between Phillips 66 Partners (PSXP) and Phillips 66.

      • The consolidation brought about Phillips 66 obtaining all restricted organization interests in PSXP not currently claimed by Phillips 66 and its members.
      • Organization unitholders got 0.50 portions of PSX normal stock for each extraordinary PSXP normal unit, including favored units that were changed over into normal units at a higher cost than expected preceding shutting.
      • Compelling March 9, 2022, PSXP’s normal units will never again be public on the New York Stock Exchange.
      • Phillips 66 (PSX) likewise partook in an energy gathering on Tuesday and its head working official encouraged oil purifiers to foster ways of relieving fossil fuel byproducts later on.
      • In comments at the CERAWeek energy meeting, Mark Lashier said sustainable powers won’t supplant diesel and stream energizes in the transportation fuel blend, requiring the business to concoct a method for cutting carbon dioxide emanations.
      • All out inexhaustible feedstocks are between 2.5 million and 3 million barrels each day (bpd) accessible to purifiers with plants to handle them.

      PSX’s eco-friendly drives

      Phillips 66 (PSX) is changing over a raw petroleum treatment facility in Rodeo, California into a sustainable fills processing plant that will deliver around 50,000 bpd of power from sources like creature fats and utilized cooking oils. PSX should bear a transformation cost of $850 million.

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