With the recent pull back in commodity prices and equities, as well as the additional leverage taken on by the company, Devon has elected not to declare a variable dividend in the current quarter. Capital allocation will focus on strengthening the balance sheet and returning capital to shareholders through the fixed dividend and share buybacks
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