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Exxon will push on with investments even if oil drops to $50, says CEO

Late last year, the Texas oil giant stress-tested its business at “more punitive scenarios” than the current environment and brought the results to the board, Woods said at Exxon’s annual meeting Wednesday. The result is that the company will continue investing in new projects and returning cash to shareholders even if oil declines from the current $65 a barrel.

Nigeria Says Exxon Commits $1.5B to Deepwater Development

The producer aims to reach oil output of 2.4 million barrels a day after dropping to less than half of that level in 2022. Nigeria has taken measures to reduce vandalism and improve regulations, as oil majors have divested from onshore and shallow water fields due to security concerns. Local independent companies are expected to raise output as assets are transferred from recent sales.

Exxon planning $1.5 billion investment in deepwater development, Nigeria says

The investment, expected within the next two years, will focus on reviving production in the Usan field and is in addition to funding earmarked for planned developments in Owowo and Erha, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission said in a statement Tuesday, citing a visit by Shane Harris, Exxon’s managing director in Nigeria.

Exxon Boosts Upstream Earnings YoY

U.S. upstream earnings in 2024 were $6.426 billion and non-U.S. upstream earnings last year were $18.964 billion, the release highlighted. In 2023, U.S. upstream earnings came in at $4.202 billion and non-U.S. upstream earnings were $17.106 billion, the results statement pointed out.