Headquartered in Houston, TX Fiscal year ends December NYSE: CVX chevron.com
Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) is an integrated energy company that produces crude oil and natural gas, and manufactures transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals and additives. It also develops technologies for its business and the industry. Its four reporting segments are U.S. Upstream, International Upstream, U.S. Downstream and International Downstream. An All Other category covers cash management, debt financing, corporate administration, insurance, real estate and technology companies.
Upstream operations produced about 3.98 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in Q3 2026. U.S. output exceeded 2 million BOE per day, with key assets in the Permian Basin, the Gulf of America (Ballymore, Whale, Anchor) and the Bakken, the latter expanded through the Hess Corporation acquisition. International assets include Australia, the Eastern Mediterranean, Kazakhstan (via its Tengizchevroil affiliate), Angola and Venezuela. Venezuela operations moved to equity accounting during the quarter.
Downstream, Chevron runs U.S. refineries with about 1.09 million barrels per day of crude throughput, plus international refining and marketing. It is also growing renewable feedstock supply through the Bunge Chevron Ag Renewables joint venture. The company aims to grow its oil and gas business, lower the carbon intensity of operations and grow new energies businesses. Updated
Chevron's Mark Nelson exercised 112,000 options and sold every share the same day at about $210, clearing roughly $23.6 million and leaving him with 19,441 shares. Same-day exercise-and-sell is routine compensation mechanics, and this ranks among the largest insider dispositions this year.
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A 3.46% slide to $215.10 strips roughly $15 billion off a $419.9 billion energy major, a rare one-day move for a name this size. Watch whether it holds above the session low into the close.
A Chevron executive exercised options struck near $110 and immediately sold every one of the 24,439 shares at $230.71, leaving just 3,818 shares behind. That is an exercise-and-sell, with no fresh conviction buying at these levels.
Chevron's Q3 earnings beat pushed it to a fresh 52-week high of $235.52, 0.99% above the record it set just a week ago. The $462 billion oil major keeps clearing its own ceiling.
Free cash flow of $12.0 billion covers the $1.78 quarterly dividend with room to spare, the seventh straight quarter of EPS beats. Refineries ran at nearly 98% utilization as net income nearly tripled from a year ago.
Six straight quarterly EPS beats put the pressure on Chevron at 6:15 AM ET, with analysts looking for $4.83 a share. Energy investors get the first real read on third-quarter crude margins hours before ExxonMobil's own numbers.
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Chevron just set a fresh 52-week high at $222.04. Anyone waiting for a pullback hasn't gotten one since mid-December.
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Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) is an integrated energy company that produces crude oil and natural gas, and manufactures transportation fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals and additives. It also develops technologies for its business and the industry.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for CVX is $214.82, rated Hold. The Wall Street consensus target is $243.46. CVX price prediction →
