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Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas SIC 1311

80 companies filing with the SEC under SIC 1311. Median revenue growth +25% year on year in Q3 2026 (middle half +0% to +47%, 44 companies). The growth model expects the industry's combined revenue to grow +48% in Q3 2026. 55 customer or supplier links named in annual reports.

Companies80
Median growth Y/Y+25%
Middle half+0% to +47%
Industry revenue, next quarter+48% Y/Y (Q3 2026, model)
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas: the largest companies by quarterly revenueCrude Petroleum & Natural Gas: the largest companies by quarterly revenueEOG$8.5BOXY$8.1BDVN$6.9BFANG$5.4BEXE$3.3BPARR$3.1BOVV$2.6BSM$2.2BPR$2.0BEQT$1.8BCHRD$1.7BAR$1.6B
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas: how many companies grew how fast (revenue, year over year)Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas: how many companies grew how fast (revenue, year over year)5< −25%2−25 to −10%4−10 to 0%40 to 10%710 to 25%1225 to 50%10> 50%
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas: the growth model's forecast of industry revenueCrude Petroleum & Natural Gas: the growth model's forecast of industry revenue80% rangemodel's central forecastQ3 2026$70.3BQ4 2026$63.2BQ1 2027$71.8BQ2 2027$91.7B

Money flow: where the industry's revenue goes

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Who sells to whom

Customers and suppliers named in the companies' annual reports; the share is of the supplier's revenue.

Growth model

Industry revenue, the same companies year on year; 80% ranges. Fitted on SEC filings and tested out of sample (how).

QuarterGrowth Y/YRevenue80% range
Q3 2026+47.7%$70.3B$61.2B – $79.5B
Q4 2026+47.0%$63.2B$54.7B – $71.7B
Q1 2027+42.9%$71.8B$61.8B – $81.8B
Q2 2027+38.4%$91.7B$78.6B – $104.9B

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Companies

CompanyQuarterly revenueY/YStage
EOG EOG Resources$8.5B+46%deceleration
OXY Occidental Petroleum$8.1B—reacceleration
DVN Devon Energy$6.9B+58%deceleration
FANG Diamondback Energy$5.4B+38%deceleration
EXE Expand Energy$3.3B+11%transition
PARR PAR Pacific Holdings$3.1B+52%deceleration
OVV Ovintiv$2.6B+26%deceleration
SM SM Energy$2.2B+167%deceleration
PR Permian Resources$2.0B+48%deceleration
EQT EQT$1.8B-10%mature
CHRD Chord Energy$1.7B+30%deceleration
AR Antero Resources$1.6B+29%reacceleration
Continental Resources$1.4B-33%contraction
CRGY Crescent Energy$1.4B+56%expansion
MTDR Matador Resources$1.2B+24%deceleration
MUR Murphy Oil$855M+17%deceleration
RRC Range Resources$843M+13%transition
VNOM Viper Energy$661M+58%deceleration
TALO Talos Energy$596M+32%deceleration
CNX CNX Resources$580M-0.7%mature
MGY Magnolia Oil & Gas$514M+58%expansion
CRC California Resources$421M-51%contraction
HESM Hess Midstream LP$410M-3%mature
KOS Kosmos Energy$410M+32%deceleration
PHXE-P Phoenix Energy One, LLC$406M—deceleration
BKV BKV$390M+95%expansion
CRK Comstock Resources$384M-15%transition
GPOR Gulfport Energy$362M-5%mature
NOG Northern Oil & Gas$346M-38%contraction
MNR Mach Natural Resources LP$319M+17%deceleration
AESI Atlas Energy Solutions$268M+3%mature
REPX Riley Exploration Permian$201M+88%deceleration
GRNT Granite Ridge Resources$177M+57%expansion
INR Infinity Natural Resources$171M—expansion
GTE Gran Tierra Energy$168M+13%deceleration
TTI Tetra Technologies$168M+10%mature
WTI W&T Offshore$167M+31%transition
BDCO Blue Dolphin Energy$144M—reacceleration
SOC Sable Offshore$137M——
EGY Vaalco Energy$135M—reacceleration
DEC Diversified Energy$109M-78%contraction
REI Ring Energy$102M+30%transition
BSM Black Stone Minerals, L.P.$99.7M-25%contraction
PROP Prairie Operating$98.9M—deceleration
KRP Kimbell Royalty Partners, LP$86.3M+7%deceleration
VTS Vitesse Energy$83.0M+23%transition
TXO TXO Partners, L.P.$55.1M-45%contraction
SD Sandridge Energy$54.4M+37%deceleration
AMPY Amplify Energy$52.7M—transition
DMLP Dorchester Minerals, L.P.$51.4M+45%deceleration
BATL Battalion Oil$48.1M—transition
PED Pedevco$46.1M—expansion
PNRG Primeenergy Resources$42.5M—mature
WHK WhiteHawk Minerals$29.1M—transition
EPM Evolution Petroleum$24.2M—transition
EPSN Epsilon Energy$18.3M—transition
Energy 11, L.P.$16.4M—mature
ANNA AleAnna$10.2M—deceleration
EP Empire Petroleum$9.5M—mature
Energy Resources 12, L.P.$7.2M—transition

Growth from positive, comparable quarterly revenue as filed; industries are SEC Standard Industrial Classification codes. Data Nov 8, 2026.