US Edition$1000 Invested In Chevron 5 Years Ago Would Be Worth This Much Today - Chevron (NYSE:CVX)
- A $1,000 investment five years ago would be worth $2,047.22 today, according to Chevron said, using a $176.54 CVX price.
- Cost cutting and efficiency efforts helped quarterly results beat estimates, the Hess acquisition raised production to 4 million boepd, and Chevron paid $12.8 billion in dividends plus $12.1 billion in repurchases last year.
- The company reported that adjusted earnings for the three‑month period ended December 31 were $1.52 per share, above the LSEG consensus estimate, while upstream earnings declined to $3 billion and downstream rose to $823 million.
- Chevron currently produces 250,000 boepd in Venezuela and could increase that by 50% within 18–24 months with US approvals, Wirth said.
- Near‑term production risks include Tengiz oilfield outages reducing Q1 output by 185,000 to 225,000 boepd as Chevron said shares were flat in pre‑market trading.
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