Exxon to boost oil production despite global slowdown
- ExxonMobil is increasing oil production despite a global slowdown, aiming to boost its future position.
- The company believes this strategy will help it respond to rising demand in the market.
- Analysts suggest that this move could lead to growth in Exxon's market share.
- Global oil demand continues to recover, prompting Exxon to enhance its production capacity.
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Exxon to Increase Oil Production by 18% By 2030
U.S. oil and gas giant Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE:XOM) has unveiled plans to increase spending to $28-$33 billion annually with a goal of lifting oil and gas output by 18% by 2030. Exxon has set a target to increase overall oil and gas output to 5.4 million bpd by 2030, up about 18% from 4.58 million bpd currently. According to Exxon CEO Darren Woods, the increased project spending is expected "to generate returns of more than 30% over the life of …
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