Headquartered in Spring, TX Fiscal year ends December NYSE: XOM corporate.exxonmobil.com
Exxon Mobil Corporation is one of the world's largest publicly traded integrated oil and gas companies, operating across the full energy value chain including exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas (Upstream), refining and distribution of petroleum products (Energy Products), manufacturing of commodity and specialty petrochemicals (Chemical Products), and production of high-value specialty products including lubricants and performance chemicals (Specialty Products). The company operates a global portfolio spanning more than 180 countries, with key advantaged upstream assets in Guyana, the Permian Basin, and LNG operations worldwide. ExxonMobil has a significant refining footprint across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia Pacific. The company recently achieved first LNG production at its Golden Pass facility, a joint venture with QatarEnergy, and started up a major chemical complex in China. ExxonMobil is pursuing a strategy centered on growing advantaged volumes, reducing structural costs, and deploying disciplined capital allocation, with ambitions in lower-carbon technologies including carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, lithium production, and advanced recycling. Updated
Exxon Mobil's second 52-week high in a week, $183.21, clears the October 16 mark by 2.36% and extends a run that has added roughly $70 a share since late October 2025. A $753.3 billion megacap moving like this is doing real work for index holders.
A $4.5 billion refining tailwind flagged ahead of Q3 results resets the bar for Exxon and the whole energy complex.
JUST IN: ExxonMobil says higher refining margins could add $4.5 billion to its third-quarter earnings https://t.co/UTZMZXEc7V
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Exxon Mobil Corporation is one of the world's largest publicly traded integrated oil and gas companies, operating across the full energy value chain including exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas (Upstream), refining and distribution of petroleum products (Energy Products), manufacturing of…
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for XOM is $140.77, rated Sell. The Wall Street consensus target is $179.41. XOM price prediction →
