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Chevron operates normally after US blockade

US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Adjusts Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Auction High Bid

Hungary's MVM Signs Five-Year LNG Purchase Agreement with Chevron

Chevron Australia Awards Subsea7 the Gorgon Phase 3 Subsea Installation Contract

Subsea 7 SA wins Chevron subsea installation contract

ExxonMobil Launches New Facility in Jurong Island, Singapore

ExxonMobil VP Sells Company Common Stock

Chevron cuts Venezuela oil prices after tanker seizure

US Treasury Rejects Xtellus Partners' Bid for Lukoil Assets Due to Sanctions

Jefferies Downgrade Chevron's Target Price to $174

Barclays analyst reiterates buy rating on ExxonMobil with a target price of $130

Taylor Stone Wealth Management Increases Stake in ExxonMobil

Mizuho Raises Chevron's Target Price to $206

TD Cowen analyst maintains buy rating on ExxonMobil

Recon Intelligence Corporation Joins Chevron Technology Ventures' Catalyst Program

BMO Capital Maintains Buy Rating on Chevron

BofA Global Research cuts Chevron target price to $180

Axa S.A. Reduced Chevron Holdings in Q2

ExxonMobil Pauses Hydrogen Projects, Uncertain Market Prospects in the US

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U.S. energy firms' stocks rise in premarket trading due to increased crude prices, following President Trump's blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers. Brent crude futures rose 1.7% to $59.91/barrel, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude increased 1.8% to $56.24/barrel. Exxon, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, EQT Corp, and Occidental Petroleum saw stock gains, along with oilfield services firm Halliburton and refiners Valero Energy and Marathon Petroleum.

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Oak Thistle LLC acquired 18,741 shares of Chevron Corporation, valued at $2.91 million, in Q3. Several institutional investors adjusted their Chevron holdings. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus "Hold" and an average price target of $166. Chevron's stock opened at $146.81, with a market cap of $295.60 billion. The company reported Q3 earnings of $1.85 per share, beating estimates. Chevron announced a quarterly dividend of $1.71 per share.

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Oak Thistle LLC Purchases Shares of 18,741 Chevron Corporation $CVX

Iraq has chosen US oil majors over Chinese firms to operate the West Qurna 2 oilfield, following Russia's Lukoil's exit due to US sanctions. Analysts suggest the decision is politically motivated to appease Washington, balancing Chinese influence in Iraq's oil sector. ExxonMobil is interested in acquiring Lukoil's stake, marking a significant US return to Iraq's oil industry. The move aims to stabilize Iraq's production and maintain market share.

- Iraq has shifted focus from Chinese companies to US oil majors for its West Qurna 2 field management following Lukoil's withdrawal due to US sanctions.  
- The move is seen as politically motivated, aimed at strengthening ties with Washington, while potentially sidelining Iraq’s national economic interests.  
- ExxonMobil is in discussions to acquire Lukoil's stake, marking a significant step in the geopolitical contest for Iraq's oil resources amid a backdrop of growing Chinese influence in the sector.

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Vessels are idling at ports or veering away from the region. But for Chevron, it’s business as usual.

US tanker seizure has paralyzed Venezuela’s oil business—except Chevron’s

Exxon Mobil's stock (NYSE:XOM) fell 2.5% after insider selling by VP Darrin L. Talley, who sold 3,000 shares. The stock traded at a low of $114.61, with a volume increase of 9% from the average. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus target price of $129.45. Exxon Mobil's market cap is $484 billion, with a PE ratio of 16.68. The company recently increased its quarterly dividend to $1.03 per share, yielding 3.6% annually.

- Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) shares fell 2.5% to $114.77 following insider selling by VP Darrin L. Talley, who sold 3,000 shares at $118.75.  
- Analysts have varied price targets for the stock, with Bank of America reducing it to $118 and Mizuho increasing it to $132, while Exxon Mobil has a market cap of $484 billion and a dividend yield of 3.6%.  
- Recent quarterly earnings showed a revenue of $57.55 billion, and institutional investors own 61.80% of the company's stock, indicating significant institutional interest.

Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) Trading Down 2.5% Following Insider Selling

Venezuela's PDVSA faces demands for deeper oil discounts and contract changes after the U.S. seized a tanker carrying its crude. Customers, including Chinese refiners, request relaxed payment terms and demurrage reimbursements. A cyberattack disrupted PDVSA's systems, halting oil deliveries. Discounts on Merey crude to China widened due to increased risks. PDVSA struggles with stuck cargoes and competition from Russian and Iranian oil. Chevron remains unaffected, exporting without delays. Over 11 million barrels of Venezuelan oil are stuck on vessels awaiting departure.

Venezuela faces demands for big oil discounts and contract changes after tanker seizure

Exxon Mobil Corp. shares fell 2.62% to $114.68 on Tuesday, marking the third consecutive day of losses. The stock underperformed compared to competitors Chevron Corp. and ConocoPhillips, which fell 2.04% and 3.80%, respectively. Exxon Mobil closed 5.07% below its 52-week high, with trading volume surpassing its 50-day average. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones also experienced declines.

- Shares of Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) fell 2.62% to $114.68 amid a decline in the overall stock market, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones both experiencing losses.  
- This decline marks the third consecutive day of losses for Exxon Mobil, which is now 5.07% below its 52-week high reached on November 11th.  
- Trading volume for Exxon Mobil surpassed its 50-day average, indicating heightened market activity despite the downturn.

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Chevron's stock fell 0.4% in premarket trading as crude oil prices dropped amid improved prospects for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal, raising hopes for eased sanctions.1Chevron has secured a five-year deal with Hungary's MVM to supply two billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas, boosting energy cooperation and diversifying Hungary's energy sources.2

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Key facts: Chevron's stock dips 0.4%; secures LNG deal with Hungary

The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management revised the total high bids for a Gulf of Mexico oil and gas lease auction to $300.4 million, up by $21 million from the initial report. The revision includes three previously omitted bids, with the highest bid of $18.6 million from Chevron for tracts in the Keithley Canyon area.

US revises up Gulf of Mexico oil and gas auction total 

Hungary's state-owned MVM group has signed a 5-year agreement with U.S. energy company Chevron to supply 2 billion cubic metres of LNG. This deal marks a significant step in American-Hungarian energy cooperation, despite Hungary's reliance on Russian energy. The EU plans to phase out Russian gas by 2027, a move Hungary opposes. Hungary has secured a temporary waiver from U.S. sanctions to use Russian energy, while also committing to U.S. LNG purchases worth $600 million.

Chevron to supply Hungary with 2 billion cubic metres of LNG, minister says

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Energy stocks are declining premarket Tuesday, with the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF down 0.7%, US Oil Fund down 1.9%, and US Natural Gas Fund down 3.6%. Crude oil and natural gas futures also fell. TotalEnergies and Equinor shares dropped over 1% due to company-specific news, while Chevron shares were 0.8% lower.

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Chevron Australia has awarded Subsea7 a contract for subsea installation work on the Gorgon Stage 3 project offshore Australia. The contract includes project management, engineering, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, and pre-commissioning of subsea equipment at water depths of about 1,350 meters. Project management and engineering work will start immediately from Perth, with support from Kuala Lumpur and Paris. Offshore operations are expected to begin in 2028.

Chevron Australia Awards Gorgon Stage 3 Subsea Installation Contract to Subsea7

Exxon Mobil's new oil and gas recovery facility in Jurong Island has opened, enhancing the competitiveness of its Singapore plant. Deputy Prime Minister Janil Puthucheary officiated the opening, calling it the result of a decades-long investment of SGD 30 billion. The petrochemical industry faces challenges such as global overcapacity, changing demand patterns, and net-zero emissions, requiring adaptation and innovation. The new facility was built during the pandemic, integrating the manufacturing base with 22 new reactors and 150 kilometers of pipelines

- ExxonMobil has inaugurated a new oil and gas recovery facility on Jurong Island, enhancing its competitiveness by converting waste oil into low-sulfur fuel and high-value lubricant base oils.  
- The facility, which began construction during the pandemic, integrates existing manufacturing bases and includes 22 new reactors and over 150 kilometers of new pipelines.  
- Following the expansion, the Jurong Island facility is set to become the world's largest base oil plant, increasing production capacity by 20,000 barrels per day, surpassing the second-largest facility in South Korea by 21%.

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ExxonMobil has launched a new facility on Jurong Island, Singapore, which converts heavy residues from crude-oil refining into lower-sulphur fuels and higher-value lubricant base stocks. Despite global challenges and planned workforce reductions, the facility signifies ongoing innovation and long-term value creation. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong highlighted the importance of adapting to global overcapacity, shifting demand patterns, and the green transition. The facility aims to strengthen Singapore's energy and chemicals sector and support the shift to speciality and performance products.

- ExxonMobil launched its Singapore Resid Upgrade Facility on Jurong Island, aimed at converting heavy residues from crude oil refining into lower-sulphur fuels and higher-value lubricant base stocks.  
- Despite plans to lay off 10 to 15 percent of its workforce by 2027 and sell retail stations, the facility represents a commitment to innovation amid challenges in the global oil and gas sector.  
- Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong emphasized the importance of adapting to structural shifts in the energy sector and highlighted Singapore's collaboration with ExxonMobil to enhance capabilities in sustainable manufacturing.