ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil studies takeover targets including Australia’s Woodside Energy

Geraldine Chin (left) steps down after five years at the helm and is suceeded by Jean-Marc Taton, an ExxonMobil veteran.

ExxonMobil names country head Jean-Marc Taton as new Asia-Pacific chair and managing director

The US oil producer benefited from higher oil prices and increased production from its primary assets in the Permian Basin and Guyana.

Exxon beats Q1 earnings estimate despite hit from Iran conflict

Base oil and bitumen production will be affected by the shifting crude oil mix, while diesel and fuel oil yields will be driven lower, analysts say.

Not-so-sweet deal for Singapore’s refineries as they shift to US, alternative crudes

The company, which operates under the Esso brand, may seek a valuation of US$500 million to US$600 million for the assets.

ExxonMobil said to consider sale of Hong Kong gas stations

ExxonMobil is scheduled to release its complete quarterly results on May 1.

Exxon sees 6% of its worldwide Q1 output shut on Middle East conflict

The oil companies argue in their appeal that the Constitution does not permit state-law suits aimed at addressing a global issue such as climate change.

Oil companies get US Supreme Court hearing on climate suits

Chevron is currently the only major US producer that still operates in Venezuela.

ExxonMobil, Chevron clock best month since 2022 as crude surges

In October, Chandra Asri agreed to buy ExxonMobil’s Esso-branded service station in Singapore for an undisclosed sum.

Chandra Asri gets US$250 million loan to fund equity in Esso deal