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...Exxon is building a $10bn LNG terminal in Texas, expected online in 2025, but it has already secured the necessary permits Chevron CFO Pierre Breber said his company’s position was that energy policy should...
...Exxon argues that its right to pre-empt the sale of the stake in Stabroek is baked into a joint operating agreement with Hess and Cnooc....
...We start today with what would be Exxon’s biggest takeover since the tie-up with Mobil in 1999....
...A controlling 45 per cent stake happens to belong to Exxon. Exxon now claims that it has the first right to acquire the Hess stake in the project given a change of control....
...Exxon operates the Stabroek project and owns a 45 per cent stake in it....
...Exxon owns a 45 per cent stake in the Stabroek project, of which it is also the operator; Cnooc owns 25 per cent....
...No one has shared the language and for now, Exxon obviously disagrees. As Lex notes, there are big picture reasons why Exxon may want to be more generous than litigious here....
...Mobil Lithium....
...Exxon’s chief financial officer Kathryn Mikells hailed a “great end to a great year”. Shares in Chevron were up 1.1 per cent in pre-market trading in New York, while Exxon rose 0.7 per cent....
...The purchase of Pioneer, which was founded by chief executive Scott Sheffield in 1997, is the group’s biggest acquisition since it was formed through the merger of Exxon and Mobil in 1999....
...Both deals are on a scale rarely seen since the megamergers of the late 1990s and early 2000s — BP-Amoco, Exxon-Mobil and Chevron-Texaco — that formed the modern supermajors....
...An acquisition would be ExxonMobil’s biggest since it was formed in a historic tie-up between Exxon and Mobil in 1999....
...With this acquisition, Exxon enhances its flexibility for the future....
...His arrest comes at a pivotal moment for Exxon as the company has been in talks over its biggest potential acquisition since it merged with Mobil in 1999: a deal for shale producer Pioneer Natural Resources...
...combined with Mobil....
...Exxon’s shares were down 3 per cent pre-market. If it purchased Pioneer, it would be the company’s biggest acquisition since it bought Mobil in 1998 for $81bn....
...Sydney-listed Invictus, which used data collected by Mobil before it merged with Exxon, will drill more wells at the Cabora Bassa project to find how much gas there is there — and production could be years...
...Another oil mega-deal Orcel’s dealmaking strategy at UniCredit The corporate drama at Atos The Big Oil ‘arms race’ has begun A string of massive deals in the late 1990s and early 2000s — BP-Amoco, Exxon-Mobil...
...Exxon has not set any scope 3 targets. Nowhere is the climate pressure higher than in California....
...Exxon said it had spent $1.2bn with 1,500 local suppliers since 2015....
...Wednesday’s announcement of Exxon’s biggest deal since its 1999 merger with Mobil prompted a furious reaction from some environmental campaigners, who accused the company of “doubling down” on fossil fuels...
...Exxon’s shares fell 2 per cent in early New York trading on Friday, while Chevron’s dropped 5.5 per cent....
...Both Chevron and Exxon are using their shares as a currency, eschewing debt that has turned pricey....
...Citi has benefited from its ties to Exxon, with bankers Michael Jamieson and Claudio Sauer advising on the Pioneer deal and on Exxon’s $5bn acquisition earlier this year of oil company Denbury....
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