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Based on available information up to March 12, 2025, Donald Trump’s plans for oil and gas focus on maximizing U.S. production, reducing regulatory barriers, and prioritizing fossil fuels as a cornerstone of his energy policy. Here’s a concise overview of his intentions: Boost Production and Permitting: Trump has pledged to "unleash" American oil and gas by accelerating permitting processes. On his first day in office (January 20, 2025), he signed executive orders declaring a "national energy emergency" to fast-track approvals for energy infrastructure like pipelines, refineries, and power plants. This includes expanding drilling on federal lands and offshore areas, reversing Biden-era restrictions.

42 companies

Hill & Smith

Market Cap: UK£1.5b

Manufactures and supplies infrastructure products in the United Kingdom, rest of Europe, North America, the Middle East, rest of Asia, and internationally.

HILS

UK£18.12

7D

1.2%

1Y

-6.1%

Ninety One Group

Market Cap: UK£1.3b

Operates as an independent global asset manager worldwide.

New

N91

UK£1.53

7D

2.8%

1Y

-12.5%

Savills

Market Cap: UK£1.3b

Engages in the provision of real estate services in the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, the Asia Pacific, Africa, North America, and the Middle East.

SVS

UK£9.59

7D

3.5%

1Y

-16.9%

Gamma Communications

Market Cap: UK£1.3b

Provides technology-based communications and software services for small, medium, and large sized to businesses in the United Kingdom and Europe.

GAMA

UK£13.42

7D

0.6%

1Y

-3.9%

Pets at Home Group

Market Cap: UK£1.1b

Engages in the specialist omnichannel retailing of pet food, pet related products, and pet accessories in the United Kingdom.

New

PETS

UK£2.46

7D

3.8%

1Y

-17.7%

MONY Group

Market Cap: UK£1.1b

Engages in the provision of price comparison and lead generation services through its websites and applications in the United Kingdom.

MONY

UK£2.06

7D

2.3%

1Y

-10.3%

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