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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.

5 companies

Reliance

Market Cap: US$15.5b

Operates as a diversified metal solutions provider and metals service center company primarily in the United States and Canada.

RS

US$295.82

7D

-0.3%

1Y

10.5%

RPM International

Market Cap: US$13.3b

Provides specialty chemicals for the construction, industrial, specialty, and consumer markets.

RPM

US$103.76

7D

-2.3%

1Y

-14.1%

CF Industries Holdings

Market Cap: US$12.5b

Engages in the manufacture and sale of hydrogen and nitrogen products for energy, fertilizer, emissions abatement, and other industrial activities in North America, Europe, and internationally.

CF

US$80.13

7D

3.5%

1Y

-9.5%

AptarGroup

Market Cap: US$8.0b

Designs and manufactures a range of drug delivery, consumer product dispensing, and active material science solutions and services for the pharmaceutical, beauty, personal care, home care, and food and beverage markets.

ATR

US$122.54

7D

-0.6%

1Y

-21.2%

Cabot

Market Cap: US$3.5b

Operates as a specialty chemicals and performance materials company.

CBT

US$67.05

7D

0.8%

1Y

-24.2%